Calif Gubernatorial Race Sees Shortridge Lead Early Returns
Early returns from California statewide primaries show Shortridge ahead in the Republican governor race with a lead of about 15,000 over Gov. Frend Y. Richardson as votes from thousands of precincts are counted. The race features varied supports for Senate hopeful Johnson and party rivals, with Democratic contenders also in a fluid contest as results trickle in.
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Tremors Hit Azores Island Farnal Cause Heavy Damage
From Fayal in the Azores the first quake struck early Tuesday morning followed by aftershocks and widespread destruction. Officials report many homeless and uncertain casualty counts with 25 000 residents of the island facing ruin as relief teams work amid collapsed buildings and fear of further shocks.
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Senator William McKirley reported better today
United Press dispatch from Marionville Indiana reports Senator William McKirley showing improvement after an examination. The briefing notes his condition has improved with outward signs of recovery and his staff say he is resting comfortably at the hospital ward.
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Knockout Drops Drug Nephew of Kelloggs Bride Tonight
Clipping reports a student from the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy noting a poison case where a woman died after taking a drug. The dean declined to name the causing substance but suggested the drug may have been in her system for several hours before death. Washington visitors extend hospitality ahead of a church nuptial with a planned ceremony split between two homes.
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Air Mail Forced Down On Chicago to Minneapolis Route
Northbound air mail plane on the Chicago Minneapolis St Paul route was forced down today at Take Villa due to weather conditions. Pilot David Denzke landed safely and will continue when conditions permit.
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Wisconsin Forecast Sees Showers Tonight Through Thursday
The Northwestern Official Observation reports unsettled weather in Wisconsin with showers or drizzle likely tonight and Thursday. Temperature remains steady with little change.
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Briand Answers Sabotage Rumors On League Fate
Paris semaphoreed statement from Aristide Briand, French Foreign Minister and League delegate, asserts unwavering defense of the League of Nations as the world’s peace instrument. He rejects sabotage theories and emphasizes continued support and personal commitment to unified action for peace, ahead of Geneva departure.
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Curfew Confusion Triggers Chicago Police Action
Officers detain several adults and children mistaken for youth after curfew as enforcement orders target questioned minors. Parents face fines on a second offense while the juvenile court acts on the misidentifications amid indignant officers and bewildered citizens.
Langlade County Opens New Personal School Building
Langlade County in service with a new brick and tile schoolhouse trimmed in Bedford stone. The facility, labeled the Langlade County Personal School, was completed at Antigo Wisconsin and began sessions on August 20.
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Farmer Robbed by Two Bandits Near Fond du Lac
John Vielbig, 63, a farmer near Eaubartine, was attacked by two bandits who looted his home of about $3,000 in cash, jewelry, and a pocketbook containing roughly $16. His wife fled for help and found him unconscious hours later in a field. police and villagers joined a search but the robbers remained at large.
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Possible action in Wright case stirs local court activity
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Wright case with allegations of alienation of affections involving Mrs Wright and a child, naming a supposed father in Wisconsin and referencing European travel and guardianship actions, with hints of court dates and parties such as Miss Milne, Miss Milines, and others.
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Auto Crash Leaves Several Injured Near Lincoln
Serious injuries reported after a car collision near Lincoln involving Waited Preax t and Burzees. Burgess and his wife plus children were also injured. unidentified driver from Minn was involved. One man expected to recover.
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Flood Destruction Impacts Galesburg Area Businesses
Associated Press reports flood damage in Galesburg and nearby towns with losses to merchants, brick companies, lumber yards, and utility firms. Estimates place business stock and equipment losses around 109 060 dollars and residential damage near 1.6 million. Fire damages in Wisconsin are noted, with several structures burned and insurance limited.
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Two Men Face Assault Charges In Turbulent Incident
The report details mutual assault accusations between two men in Minneapolis Minnesota with one man facing a federal charge and the other tied to a political campaign figure. Authorities describe the confrontation as violent with injuries reported.
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Leopold and Loeb parole prospects in Chicago case
The Chicago case involving Leopold and Loeb could see parole after twenty to thirty three years depending on sentences run concurrently or consecutively. Parole officials note the need for concurrent rules unless stated otherwise, with good behavior time potentially reducing totals.
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Feat Today For Two Farmers On Bread And Water Diet
United Press reports a frugal feast at the homes of Tay Cn and Thomas Nelson as two farmers begin a bread and water diet. Breakfasts featured eggs and toast, with corn, potatoes, and dessert later, all served in a modest meal.
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Child Drowns In Lake After Losing Balance
Reported drowning incident at a lake as a child lost balance and entered the water. Authorities and bystanders observed the struggle and attempted rescue efforts, but the child did not survive. Further details are not clear from the fragment.
Aviator Daredevil Smith Crashes Near Town
An aviator known as Daredevil Smith crashes to earth three miles from Ravenport after an endurance air run circuit through Madison Sheboygan and Fond du Lac. The pilot, Nic Amith, suffers only minor injuries with no fuel fire reported. The incident occurred late yesterday and a wrecker attended the scene.
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Simplicity Keynote of Arrangements for Valentino Funeral
An AP report outlines funeral arrangements for Rudolph Valentino with services planned for tomorrow at the Sacred Heart Church. Details note a simple service and mention his brother attending. the tone reflects restraint amid surrounding rumor and mob interest.
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United States Plans Reservations For World Court Entry
The United States Senate approved three of four reservations needed for adherence to the Permanent Court of International Justice. Opposition arose over a proposed fourth reservation restricting amendments to court statutes without US consent. A fifth reservation could draw more objections, limiting advisory opinions affecting US interests.
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Secretary Mellon Information Release Task Description
Fragmentary OCR reads as a political note about Secretary Mellon and inquiry into information access. Content mentions efforts to obtain data and interactions with officials, but lacks clear events, dates, or named entities beyond Mellon. Summary reflects uncertainty and incomplete phrasing present in the source.
Derailment Tragedy Claims Three Identified Victims
Rescue teams comb wreckage after a train derailment near Beebe. Seventeen wheat cars spilled. three victims confirmed as John Miller of San Francisco, and two unidentified men, with identification clues found on the bodies.
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Lenroot Seen as Best Wisconsin Hope for 1973 Nomination
Washington dispatch says Democrats expect a Lenroot victory in Wisconsin to signal the strongest GOP contender for the 1973 presidential race. If Lenroot slips, former Illinois governor Frank Lowden is named as the likely challenger, with Nicholas Longworth and London figures mentioned as possibilities.
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Splendid Records In Butter And Cheese At State Fair
Wisconsin state fair awards announce record results in butter and cheese judging. Exhibitors from Rice Lake and surrounding towns claim top prizes in several classes with notable entries such as Jean Faterscher and John Eremeer earning honors amid a strong showing by Wisconsin creameries.
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Obituary for Thomas A Black of Sioux City
Thomas A Black longtime head at Simix City Grain and Sioux City Grain died of heart failure at home after a day at work Tuesday. Funeral arrangements were not listed in the fragment. Local business leader identified with the grain exchange.
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