Officer Slaw by Rich Olman killed in Oklahoma City home
District investigators probe a fatal shooting at a lawyer’s home in Oklahoma City after Lieut. Gol Tai W. was allegedly struck by a revolver during a confrontation with a woman and her husband. John Day claims the weapon fired accidentally during a struggle over his wife. Mrs Day provided a partial account as officers arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Jean PT. Day
Cihanda Etreles
Rowell Keown
Ayho
Lieut
Gol Tai W
Comamuntant
Fork Sin
Autho
Mary
Beck
Oeda
Gwen
Day Yeas
Ls Gatomobile
Derk
Aivan
Day
Rench
Enid
Berk
Ike
Lenhareed, Mra
Battle on Far East Front Report Near Vladivostok
Dispatches from Vladivostok describe clashes between Japanese troops and Cilia Government forces near Spashk about 199 miles from Vladivostok. Eight hundred Cilia soldiers reportedly attacked Japanese lines after a demand to disarm. Fighting along the Usuri railway continued as Japanese troops replied with field guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Okio—Sperial
Vladivostok
Cilia
Spashk
Cana Salaters
Usuri
Repori
Goo TIlmes in Steel Plants Piltsburg Pa Reported Growth
United States Steel Corp and independent mills report operations at about 85 percent of capacity in deep mills in the Pittsburgh area, the highest in months. A railroad delay followed a fatal snow slide near Stystegis on the Northern Pacific tracks. Mary Garden offered 250000 in Francisco for reasons related to Chicago Grand Opera Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piltsburg
Cteep
Inamdars
Pinduborgh
United States Steel Corporation
Comracies Mills
Monalla
Stystegis
Mary Garden
An Francisco
Cat
Macy Carden
Prina Donna
Chicago Grand Opera Cowsuny
King
Rosa Dianes L. Wapper
Many Policemen Slain in Chicago Across Years
Chicago police have suffered heavy losses over three years with 28 officers slain. Nine killed in 1929, forty in 1932, six in 1921, and multiple others so far this year, underscoring a rising danger faced by the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rose Coghlan in critical condition at New York home
Rose Coghlan, a famed actress of American and English stage, lies seriously ill at her New York home at age 72. The illness follows her recent public appearances and performances in Europe and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Coghlan
New York
Mias Hose Coghlan
Felresser
Misa Coghlan
Glel Cleared of Murder Defends Memobis Trial
The defense moved for a direct verdict after a jury acquitted Rossie Lee Bink. The case centered on the wounding of a young girl named Bessie Lee Stak and her mother, with witnesses uncertain about motives. The court heard testimony on whether evidence supported a murder verdict beyond reasonable doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glel
Rossie
Lee
Bessie Lee Stak
Petty Moyearold Gir
Wuedering Murdech
Elie
MEAP OF THE NATION S COAL MINES COMPLETE MEAP OF THE NATION S COAL
Washington reports say coal mines nationwide reached an apparent suspension or stoppage as miners walkouts spread in southern districts. President Lewis told the House Labor Committee resumption depends on conference progress, with nonunion areas in West Virginia and Virginia showing varied activity. Geological surveys record 21,600,000 tons produced in a week, underscoring industrial tensions and talks in Chicago Kansas City and New York among miners operators and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
1. C
Walon
Boiuihen
Lewis
Balere
House
Rommittce
le Baid
Clalmet Compidle
Iew
New River Fields
West Virginia
Scraystod Anthractta
Winkng Distivls
Nonunton
Manhandla
West Vitsidia
Tla
Geological Survey
Kansas
Oneratora
Kansas’ City
Tahsermen
Chicago
Memorial for Marke Henry in Frankfort Kentucky
One hundred representatives of Kentucky and the nation were named by Gay Edwin Ty Morrin as members of a commission to erect a memorial honoring Genry Watterson, veteran newspaper editor who died December 22 in Jacksonville, Florida. The memorial was authorized by the legislature. 55,000 Haul by Robbers. Des Moines, five thousand dollars in cash and bonds and personal belongings valued at several thousand dollars were taken by masked gunmen who robbed the Mandebbaum Bros. Dry Goods company cafe. Two workers overpowered, one gagged, the other forced to aid the robbers. Woman Tax Company formed in Vancouver, British Columbia, by women ambulance drivers from war work. Coal strike: 500,000 miners out, 6,200 railroad workers idle, 1,600 Open shop police kept in aruntum territory. output down. John J. Laws International president says 40 percent efficiency, etc. Union reports total about 600,000 out, with various state tallies. President Wilson noted wage disputes expired, workers out. Four-state conference sought per 1920 agreement. Updated counts show about 680,000 out across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marke Henry
Frankfort
Kentucky
Gay
Edwin
Ty. Morrin
Genry Watterson
Deemer
Jacksongie
Fla
Ne Ture
Des Moines
Inex
Mandebbaum Bros. Dry Goods Company
Que
Ghienso
Intermitiguay
United Atta
of America
Tullinti
Aruntum
John J
Laws Iternatiosiol Prastient
Wemberg
Woluatan
Tewis Ugat
Tol
Niner
Winnis Tadiana
Ohio
Juwa
Pennsylvnnia
Maryland
Michigan
Storia
Natanal Bank of
Chérokeu
al Bickead
Gharléa’ B. Pickett
Tub
Heund Vista
Alice Maedith
Ita
Arthur Stevit
Brunetsburg
Ehacge
Curzons
Mronts
Jully
Fularboth
Kuster Hawley
Chinn
Billston
Manley
Coogee
Swan
Arton
Wooper
Marshall County
Ctorga Tuenarison& Son
Durte Brooilers
Inn
Graal Orien
Fen
Falra
Hazell Tontas
Jon
Missiestypi
Pemplig
Phillie
Montrosy
George Wirkhalter
Dituriwa Hospital
Killa
Ute
Having & Its
Burkluvter
Teaves
Thomas O'Maryla
Grinnell
Condon
Wile Brownest
Tha G
Taylor Tari
Nya Childran
Bunk
Alfort
Guthrie Eoblity
Arnon
Waite
Aris
W. S. Roberts
Wildove
Ford
Mayjorio Uruca
Myami Mra Ba
Bruco
Pan
Rike
Counc Whitla
Charlea Magia
Marcus
Wits
Cerra Gorda
Jamsey Hest
Wil
Local League Chief Moves to Enforce Old Federal Act
Des Mole Ja A N Holeayte and EUperintendent of the anlissinon league in Jawa plan to invoke the Withis Campbell act to drive the headlogger out of the state. League headquarters were announced amid the move as the final step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
Des Mole
Ja—A. N. Holeayte
Jawa
Withis Campbell
Mother and three children burned to death near Mt. Savage
Cunberland Maryland. Mrs Albert Loggdon, 28, and three children Agnes, Joan, and Raymond aged 1 8 and 6 years died in a blaze that destroyed Wickhamne, a tammy sized dwelling about byo talles from Mt. Savage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunberland
Albert Loggdon
Agnes
Joan
Raymond
Wickhamne
Tammy
Byo Talles
Mt. Savage
Sencatlan at Bureh Trial in Los Angeles
The trial of Arthur Q. Hureh for murder faces delays as reporters finish undisclosed Wyesthgoling of reports. Juror tampering allegations involve agents of the attorneys. The case, charged last August, remains pending as proceedings continue in Los Angeles.
Royal Wedding Rumor Ties Belgium and Milan
Rumors spread of a royal alliance between Prince Leopold of Belgium and Princess Yutanta in Milan with anticipated official announcement. The chatter suggests a formal engagement and future nuptials amid palace intrigue and court diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Leopold
Yutanta
Annavnied
Hea
Wil Salt Letsiels
Investigation into Bureau of Engraving and Printing Director Removal
Attorney General statements announce a thorough probe into the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Somes B. Winheld, the former director, and 28 chiefs and foremen were removed by President Harding. A number of agents are to be assigned to Leila A. TN to examine the bureau's conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
TF C
Department of Justice Agorite
Male
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Somes B. Winheld
Tte
Harding I
Darghiers Iy
Mc. Daugherty
Leila A. TN
Nebraska Bank Robber Guilty In Four-Hour Deliberation
Ned Riley Smith of Om sha accused of robbing Farmers State Bank in Ithaca on December 16. A jury found him guilty after about four hours of deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Wahoo
Ned—Riley Smith
Omsha
Farmers State Bank
Ithaca
Ford Buys Burroughs Home in Mountain Farm Area
A mountain hillside farm near Maxbury once home to Joan Burroughs, where he lived for years and where his wife’s body was laid to rest after an April incident, has been purchased by Mary Ward, turning the property into a nature retreat and vacation spot.
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Ford
Burroughs
Kingaton
Maxbury
Joan Burroughs
Miary Ward
Snd
Violinist Yuack Dies at Home in Tragic Death
Internationally known violinist Yuack is reported dead at his Wa home, with early details indicating a sudden fatal incident. The event prompts local authorities to investigate the circumstances surrounding the musician’s untimely passing.
Were Twins One or Two Persons in Legal Conflict
A garbled nineteenth century style debate questions whether twins form one or two legal entities. It cites Chienbe and Josoin as named subjects and asks if a sister's death resolves identity. The piece mentions a $100,000 duty, aims to decide personality and separation, and notes ongoing scientific analysis of living bodies with opposition from Pravk Blizek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civites
Prika
Otia Ur
Byina
Waadthine
Naga
Edtitte
Ind
Dovetu
Thy Roller
Pravk Blizek
Woman shoots husband on street in New York crime scene
In New York, Giovanni Maonter and his wife walked near Itatta Street when a young woman unknown to them produced a revolver and shot Maonter in the abdomen. The assailant fled toward a police station, where she was later taken into custody. Maonter died at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiys
New York
Giovanni Maonter
Itatta
Satvne
Dod
Slo
Unclear text prompts labor wage dispute report
Fragmentary OCR text presents a labor union warning by Chatman Frank Santth and Minols commerce, urging action over wages and retention in the six vant fire, with mentions of wage and power concerns. The readable parts are jumbled and context is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Staat Car Men's Union
Wera
Frank Santth
Minols Commerce
Antan Raphis Gentilivos
Actress Suit Over Two Million Damages Filed
Actress Suod sues for two million in Los Angeles County court alleging financial harm. Attorney Hornivatty Roth of New York represents the plaintiff claiming the defendant was hired to recover a Wulf interest worth 314,000 following a disputed breakup with Prince Arahim from Reyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suod
OM Humphrey Hassaan
Ol Pumphrey
Agupess
Buen
Los Angeles County
Sipare
Hornivatty Roth
New York
Wii Naky
Roth Aloges
Defonisat
Feygier Hunling
Arahim Tins
Reyn
Great Fire in Nassau Destroys Colonial Hotel
A major blaze in Nassau in the Bahama Islands destroyed the 300-room Colonial hotel and damaged much of the city. Early reports warned of extensive losses as the fire spread, with authorities scrambling to contain the flames and protect surrounding structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gahamas
Mittal
Nassau
Tia Nahama Islands
Banker Takes Own Life At Lake Michigan
National Bank of the Republic president Cifcaen W. T. Fenton reportedly left his desk to walk to Linch near the usual hours, then vanished into Lake Michigan. Officials say the bank could make no live update on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sife
Cifcaen
W. T. Fenton
Hank of the Republic
Iesk
Lito Lake Michigan
Appointment of officials noted in Washington report
Leyont Asst Postmaster General in Washington and Chicago figure Ch Tuul Henderson are mentioned alongside Representative My 1 Madden of Phi ta. The text references a ceremonial appointment and names a theater meeting with Eld Hfe in Lia Kulvker hooker theatre Winnatar, indicating a formal government update with several policy figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyont
Washington
Tuul Henderson
Chicago
Madden
Thita
Reneral
EM. Shingienesay
Eld Hfe
Lia Kulvker Hooker Theatre
Winnatar
Refehatag Frowne on Demands and Regaiting Approval
A fragmented report notes Refehatag Frowne responding to demands and a regaiting tractucing the Hemanda of the retmrationa eonymtae Bonarentoléralin. It also records approval of Chancellor Wirths statements about the commissions deans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borlino
Retmrationa
Wirth
Local News Fragment Highlights Crime and Community Notes
A ragged clipping reports varied items from Storia Wigko voters and local banks to burglaries and accidents. It mentions court cases, arrests, and a memorial project for Hawley clan heroes, with farm, barn fires, railroad incidents, and a church pastor's activities across multiple towns and counties.
Fragmented Hassian Gentent Incomprehensible Note
A damaged OCR fragment from the Hassian gentent page presents unclear dialogue about notices and exchanges. Names and sentences are garbled, yielding little coherent information beyond the existence of an “Amorl on heghon Weekly” and stray quoted phrases.
Remembering Culleura Taleum In A Poem On Health
An ad style fragment promotes tonics Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription as cures for ailments and pregnancy health. Mentions Dr Toree and Mrs Sama of Gunters, urging readers to seek medicine at Welte Dr. Mera Pros Invalidas hotel.
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Fee
Varians
Mereos
Toree
Mra
Sama
Gunter
Caihmus Sr
Mera
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Officer Slaw BY
Rich Olman
Livuy
Col
Paul Peck
Jean Oxy
Yank Filer
Sting
Offlero Aerie
Alec Oo
Vancouver
7. C
Dire
Statph Smith
France
Franz Blazek
Bolli
Jura
Kaveenmont
Kurata
la Aought
Alin
Genoa
Canferancs
Timatin
Tie Teat
Ts World
Moreen Mottiter Chitchert
Honda
Min Ovat Allegatinn
Faid
Forahin Correnmontimn
Hovdeln
Wraingel
Ueuna
Siorlouelio
Amorlon Heghon Weekly
ChLng Hutt Wola
Mrs
Emma Gunter
Chesabrough Mfg
Beate Berect
Mother Gray
Holl
Rice Brothers Live Stock Commission
Sioux City
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