Tornado Strikes Texas Towns Killing and Wounding Many
Tornadoes and severe weather swept areas around Colorado City and Big Spring Texas injuring about 200 people and causing extensive property and crop damage. Twelve dead in Colorado City with relief workers struggling to reach remote ranches as doctors and Red Cross teams assist amid downed wires and meager reports.
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Associated Press
Colorado City
Tex
Colorado
Red Fawn
Here
J. WH. Green
Red Cross
Ares
Biz Springs
Tareger
Big Spring
Ofolorada
Ratish
Texas
Henri T.owen
Loraine
Sion
Shipbuilder and Inventor of Note Suffers Operation
Aesogated Press reports Captain Mecanier Te Dowes, a noted shipbuilder and inventor, underwent an operation after a health setback. Details on the procedure and current condition were not disclosed.
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Aesogated Press
Plath Minn
TeDowe
Mare Hey
Nothay Lew
Rain Aids Fight to Put Out Minnesota Forest Fires
Light rain in northern Minnesota helped ranger Tom Donley report that several small fires near the Stony River area were contained over the weekend. Fire crews noted minimal spread and coordination with national forest headquarters as rain aided suppression efforts.
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Minnesota
Associated Press
Minn
Stony Fiver Forest
Tom Donley
Superior National Forest
Industry flourishing in country reports show solid growth
The Associated Press notes industry in the nation is flourishing with better conditions than a decade ago. John E. Bazert of the National Association of Manufacturers cites a nationwide survey of over two thousand nine hundred manufacturers. The survey finds low labor disturbances, steady production, and healthy prospects despite some declines in fall demand.
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Associated Press
New York—america
John E. Bazert
National Association of Manufacturers
Edgerton
China Says Bandits Getting Funds From Party
United Press reports officials say the ruling party is supplying funds to bandit headquarters. Negotiations with captors involve ransoms in foreign currency and payments tied to hostages. Some prisoners are fed and guarded as authorities seek extended time to secure freedom.
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China
United Press
Lin Cheng Ton
Orig
Pris
Fasil
Resnera Eid yaEsonmay
Marriage Decline Cited by Judges As Divorce Rate Rises
Chicago judges Timothy Hurley Thomas Sabath and a third said modern home life weakens sacredness of marriage. They noted 7 505 marriages in January to March and 1 55 percent divorces. They blamed economic independence for women and weak domestic life, urging stable roles and savings to improve outcomes.
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United Press
Chicago
Pagan Boome
Superior Court
Timothy BD. Hurley
Thomas J
Joseph Sabath
Hariey
Ube
River Tragedy Drowns Nine After Bridge Jump
In a river catastrophe at the bridge to Campbell's Island, three boys and three girls leaped from a streetcar to escape it. One body, that of Ethel Ambers of Moline, was recovered. Roy Lundy is missing. Elsie Dolems and Charles Lannigan are also reported missing from Davenport and Rock Island respectively.
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Uarted
Amasisalppi
Wiliam Kepke
Moline
Ethel Ambers
Iowa
Campbell's Island
Roy Lundy
Borah Begins Wide Stamping Tour to Contrast with Harding
Senator Borah starts a countrywide speaking tour this week to contrast his 1924 third party stance with President Harding. He will address world court issues recognition of Russia and the primary system while outlining his alternative policies and inviting public reaction. He has many invitations and plans stops at Dartmouth Norwalk Idaho and more as he argues for primacy of principles over party solidary.
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Senator Borah
Harding
Lawrence Martin
Washington, D. C
Borah
Borgh
Russia
Su Loos
Cvitamins
Dartmouth
Norwalk
Wil Tien
Idaho
Hie
Herah
Siaky
Farah
Sammelay Bt
Mpainsra
Horak
Alleged Driver of Death Bomb Wagon Questioned
UPI reports New York bomb squad chief Lieutenant Joseph Geran questioned witnesses to determine if Noah Lerner 23 was connected to the infernal machine in J. P. Morgan office September 15 1929. Lerner held on murder charge linked to the Wall Street car bombing case.
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United Press
New York
Joseph Geran
Noah Lerner
Elasion
Lerner
J. Pmorgan
Ofice
Thomas Dexyie
Wudtas
Siberia
New York Woman Suspected of Criminal Activity
New York woman Mrs. Amyrtie F Hayes faces charges tied to business dealings and notes mentioning Charles M Schwab. The case involves Johns Manville Inc associates and ongoing legal proceedings, with details withheld by her attorney. The investigation centers on alleged formal fraud and related acts.
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New York
Tawed Pressa
Amyrtie F Hayes
Indsetmenti Oon
Charles Im. Schwab
Hmaneler Heresi
Charlies B
Johns Manvile Inc
Mays
Denis Naentelsins
Sumasr Hin
FF Hares
Sehwab
Aocumien
Vilas County Men Acquitted of Mann Act Charge
A Vilas County Wisconsin jury cleared Judge Frank Carcer One Gideon and Bert Wel of violating the Mann Act. After a brief deliberation of 34 minutes, the defendants were found not guilty in a district court.
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Vilas County
I Margquetice
Mich
Frank Carcer
Gideon
Bert Wel
Wiscotmn
Mann
Cour
Vielal
Cn of the
Chinese Christian General Leads Bandit Pursuit
General Feng Yo Hoelang commands his eleventh division in pursuit of the Snnchow bandits who wrecked the Peking express and kidnapped foreigners. The mission faces threats to kill captives if the chase continues as Peking reacts to demand for freed hostages.
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China
Ferg Yo Hoelang
Peking Express
Hsiang
Peking
Tansom
Pirates disguise as passengers and seize Taishan
Pirates posing as passengers seized the Chinese steamer Taishan near Swatow, terrorizing European travelers. They overpowered crew, sailed for nearly twenty hours by night, and dumped the ship’s valuables by a junk boat valued at 369000. A wounded officer was hospitalized. cargo survived. Taishan returned to Hongkong.
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Associated Press
Hongkong
China
Swatow
Mhe
Fifacy
Shanghai
Tol
Broadway Views Noted Comedian Now Zealous Evangelist
Fred Stone, once a tame master of Tan Yoet, drew perhaps the greatest ovation of his life on Broadway as he presented a transition to evangelical work. The evening featured artful entertainment, a charity train in Detroit, and a strong return to stage for his new role.
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Broadway
Fred Stone
Fed Press
Maotana
Madera
Leading Cream City Manufacturer Dies Suddenly
Obituary notes the unexpected death of a longtime Woodland, Wisconsin factory executive, who led a prominent cream city firm for two decades. The report credits his twenty years of service and notes he was a key figure in local industry.
Couple Charged With Murder in Fatal Storey Killing
In New York a man and woman are charged with murder after allegedly luring J Storey to a murder scene and bagging his body. Police say the pair planned the crime amid an affair involving Mrs. Vetter. the woman, Jamieie Held, is jailed with her infant son.
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York
Herring
J. Storey
Storey
Vetter
Jamelie
Fashionable millinery shops face price war and crowds
A chaotic scene surrounds several fashionable millinery shops as a bitter price war erupts. Shoppers throng stores amid slashed prices and heated bargaining, while vendors report sharp dips in revenue and mounting competition.
Parley May Give Mexico Recognition
A secret conference in Mexico City may lead to United States recognition of Mexico. American delegates Warren and Payne meet with Alexico Hoan and Hoes at Jules Limantour’s home to discuss adjusting differences and altering prohibitions, with sessions opening soon.
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United States
Mexico
City of
Frederick G. Neumeier
United Press
Mexico City
Dogan Thersunday
Warren
Payne
Tkhose
Alexlco
Hoan
Hoes
Jules Limantour
Diaz
Appleton Woman Fatally Struck by Automobile
An Appleton woman died after being struck by a vehicle. The incident prompted police and a coroner to open an inquiry. The report notes a series of fatal auto incidents across cities, with details of victims and responses from authorities.
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Appleton
Paine Lumber executive target of shooting
John Klevene aged 15 shot at the home of H E Polley head of Paine Lumber welfare land employment departments. Polley was not found after the shooting at 7 30 p m Sunday eve ning. The youth fled the scene and authorities fear suicide or elopement. Bullets removed from the sternum of the wounded man and he was rushed to St Mary's hospital.
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John Klevene
Dove Street
Polley
Welfare Land Employment Departments
The
Paine Lumber Company
Pol Jey
Park Street
Wleveno
Peice
St. Mary's
Doctors remove 32 caliber bullet from sternum during operation
In a morning surgery Dr. F. G. Connell and Dr. Neil Andrews located and removed a 32 caliber Longs projectile that had passed between the fourth and fifth ribs and lodged in the sternum Wortinand om Care.
Vague OCR Fragment Sparks Unclear Local Note
Fragmentary text references people, places, and timings with numerous garbled terms. The readable elements include names like Curry and Takats, and phrases suggesting a local notice or event but specifics are obscured. The passage lacks a coherent report or identifiable outcome.
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Wie
Stevene Peimt Wikthus
Toledo
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Paine Lumber CO
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