Bank Robbery and Dividend News From City Ledger
A $96,000 raid at a live stock exchange shows gunmen holding up a bank official and fleeing in a motor car. In other items, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers plans dividends for shareholders and depositors. A Mississippi court case on seduction and damages concludes a trial in federal court.
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Kansas City
Thaney
Uye
Brotherhood Bank
Cleveland
Brotherhood
Locomotive Engineers
Operative National Bank
Gem Lanhunl
Bandits rout California bank attackers near Los Angeles
Police report a gang attacked a California bank about 40 miles north of Los Angeles in Venturia County. C B Spencer, his daughter, and family fled in a warmobile toward Los Angeles. Clara Phillips, Alberta Meadows, and others are named in the sprawling police account with arrests and indications of a heavy pursuit and injuries.
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Los Angeles
Clara Phillips Caight
Girl Acquitted of Murder in Chippewa County Case
A jury acquitted Montevides Minne Mins Eleis Sal taburs, an en nongrapher railway accountant, of the murder charge in the Oxcar Brick death case. In Philadelphia, John Wanamaker, merchant and former postmaster general, died at home aged 85.
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Montevides
Minne
Eleis Saltaburs
Ake Ativoube
Enn
Chippewa County
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
John Waagaker
Cerchant
Poatmister
Aa Kome Niemday
Culver Academy Con man Aimed at Culver Military School
Culver Military academy in Culver Indiana faced a fraud case involving an estimated 320 000 dollar con. The scheme appeared centered on a group known as the wittels and alleged to have broken out at the Culver institution.
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Culver Academy
Culver
Culver Military Academy
Woman Frencher Killed in Autumn Tragedy
A woman named Nellie Cook Moore 16 was found dead beneath Great Embankment. The report notes a frayed skull and injuries, with investigators detailing the scene and cause as a fatal incident near London. Authorities and bystanders describe the event as a tragic fatality.
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Fimathira
Nellie Cook Moore
Bowen
Great Embankment
Lown
Trgedy
Leighhord
Haale
Adda
Vaeshuerg
Mountain Outlaw Band Battle Rages Near Rocky Caves
Rebels in the Appalachian hideout near Lexington, Kentucky, resist a federal hunt for two Ballard brothers and the Daly led gang amid a deadly clash. Prohibition agents and local guards struggle against sharpshooters in rugged terrain. Deaths include Duff, Perney, and Treadway as mountain men aid the outlaw group. Governor Morrow posts rewards.
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Lexington
van Éhiners
Sintn
Frountalis
Here
Thi Vandlel
Daly
Charles Ballard
Samuel Gelling
Lasha
Edwin T. Morrow
RE. Duff
David Perney
Daff
Treadway
Dadt
Cobin
Bob Billard
Tie
She Mountain
le Monnizis
Mounizia
Cedar Rapids Man Fatally Hangs After Note Accusation
Cedar Rapids, Ja. Charles Williams, 24, hanged himself after leaving a note blaming his wife for alleged marital trouble. The body was found with a rope around his neck. coroner said death occurred about 10 hours prior. Williams and his wife had recently argued amid accusations of an affair.
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Cedar Rapid
Cedar Rapids
Charlex Willladin
Willams
Williams Wes
Williama
Turk Brigands Destroy Railway Near Nev Dengutch
A fragmentary report notes Turk forces destroying a railway near Nev Dengutch in western territory. The piece mentions international figures and unrest, with garbled references to governance and wartime measures.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Rands
Turk
Nevdengutch
Thrae
Difficult Murder Trial Ends with Hung Jury in Kennedy Case
In Los Angeles Arthur St and Byattstad area details, juries failed to agree after a trial involving the murder of J. Helton Kennedy. The case centered on a shooting on a summer college steps about 17 months ago. Mrs Maida and Mrs Obonehally faced related charges, with juries split on their involvement.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Arthure
yTab
Byattstad
Ith
Hwe
Freedom
Anucher
da Dunity
Tho Furlen
Suntty Méaring
Hardy
Hig Siedom
Harel
Unclear text on Bay City murder investigation and marriages
Fragmentary report from Bay City mentions arrests and charges surrounding a death in the Mawkuwlin river. Names and details are garbled, but references an investigation into Slorgun’s death and alleged exchanges of spouses.
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Bay City
Alich
Heb Ts
Rolly G. Moran
Maroh H. Mendusshera Demind
Aferry
Mendel
Slorgun
Mawkuwlin River
Tour
Court acquittal stirs mob as man shot near courthouse
In a violent incident after a trial acquittal, gunman Tanion shot and killed Paul Hargeit near the courthouse. Deputies guarded the community jail as reports spread of possible lynching. The slaying drew a large crowd present at the trial.
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Grayson
WKYY
Matngoh Wing
Paul Hargeit
Atepa
William Blanton
Shertt
Comunty
Segienta
Gunpur
Drug seizure tops Canadian narcotic smuggling case
A million dollar narcotics seizure by Royal Canadian Mounted Police and customs agents targets drug smugglers in Canada. Reports mention gold in Montreal tied to the operation and a crackdown on illicit drugs as authorities intensify efforts to curb trafficking.
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Montreal
Peddiera
Royal Canalian Mounted Police
Cnstome
Canada
American relief effort item misread in wartime caption
A garbled wartime note mentions 7 000 000 furs and 4 006 000 cited as relief totals. Names Col William N Inakell and references to a Russian contact appear amid broken foreign relief administration details. The fragmentary text hints at a large relief push and a seller related to American aid.
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York
Wrnter
Col
William N. 1Inakell
Clint Repregentativa
Mussia
Anterfeam
Deabher
Beronparla
Este
Hicelsa Cellak
Ravnyhalynk
St Louie 100 Years Of and City Pageant
A fragmented item notes a 100 year celebration in St Louis with references to a pageant and city leadership. It contrasts a small figure around 6 004 with a much larger estimate near 800 000, indicating a discussion of population or scale versus event size. The readable text hints at historical urban planning or civic proceeding.
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St Louie
Wee
Frear Says Tax Loss Is Enormous and Political Fallout
Frear claims enormous tax losses tied to corporate evasions while detailing renewed efforts to enforce the law. He cites records of large stock dividends, investigations targeting Whitmas era officials, and the appointment of new internal revenue leadership as part of a broader crackdown. Also reported is the release of kidnapped American missionaries Forsberg and others, with unconfirmed reports of further detentions and recoveries in China.
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Washington
Hwake MG
Wal
Boeretary
Aydronaiungy Departsment Co
Rawgsans
Yarlid Eorpir Altus
Prour
Aula le
Moti
Whitn House Mvniisur
al Beta
Lot Salleltar
Siz
Cannon
Hanis
Prone
Varo
Aluiniavin Company
Amorter
Treasury
Atton
Standard Steel Company
Es Didyloe
Lincoln City Slashes Coal Price At Municipal Yard
Lincoln Nebraska city official Charles W Bryan in charge of the municipal east yard announces the coal price will be cut from 10.90 to 9.50. He notes the daily output remains the same and the yard continues operations under the same policy.
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Municipal Yard
Guis Price
Lincoln
Abbazit
Nosado Moller
Galva
Djacana
Lee
Norihwood
Northwood
BK. Witinan Amt
Tar
Haa
Sursey Re Te Cay
Pe Tees
Pension System Expenditure Reported in Washington
The American pension system cost 245,261,062 during the fiscal year ending last June 30, according to the commissioner's report sent to President Werding. Of this total 233,807,533 was paid out for pensions, with the cost of administering the system at 4,341,079.
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Washington, D. C
América Pension Sytem
Werding
Wis Wmount
Scranton Election Results and Plurality Mention
Fragmented OCR notes describe governor election details with names and figures. The text references Unley, Wiosnowskis, Smith, Miller, and a canvassed vote total around 1,011,225, in a Scranton context with 20 minute timing.
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Ealboy
Atfral B. Smith
Imoeratte
Miller
British Minister Recalled Amid Foreign Policy Shakeup
British government recalls a senior minister amid a tense reshuffle touching foreign policy. The move follows controversy over a planned stance on regional alliances and defense commitments. Officials cite needs for renewed coordination with allies and parliamentary oversight.
Bawator Couzens Sworn In
Washington reports the oath of the new senator with officials and peers present as Bowne and Nawberry name stood among attendees amid the ceremony in the capital city.
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Bawator Couzens
Danes Cannan
Deleall
Fragmented OCR note on local affairs and court matters
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions Montreal officials, barhate orders, fires, arrests, and a court context. The garbled text references various names and actions without clear, coherent facts.
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Montreal
Lotiafeta
Tavendiarita Tetley
Ondine
Aimusimead
Levettdon
Watt
Untitled Exposition Fragment With Dense Names and Events
OCR fragment outlines a chaotic mix of names, places, and events. It mentions Ida Motos, Morton Thompson, Lamont, Joyd Johnspey, Jolson, Des Moines, a train wreck, a draft tax, a state study, and numerous local figures amid a dense, incoherent panorama of 1930s era notices and societal references.
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A. Ital
Ida Motos
Johnspey
Mra
Ilzaho Jolson
Wester City
Dorgone
Pecaton
Angmar
Sam McChing
Willow
Wilton
Turner Boblety
Sargent W. A. Stevens
Aimeéstean Lenton
Des Moines
University of Town
Theomie Tay
Atnte
Alyocatel
G. W. Patterson
Burt
Moose
Kendall
Story County
Poiliionel
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lawn Legionatta Fean
Mir
Gerhard Moankant
Arthur
Wayna
Afonthcela
Stotstein
Germany
Polk County
Neo
Harsia-eimosz
Tobert Stanklus
Oil
Nevada
Hawkins
Mibo
Elfesheth Starr
Waterloo
Abe
Towa
Wey Druggists Recommend Swamp-Root Fifty Years Ago
Wey druggists recommend Swamp-Root as a trusted remedy, highlighting its use in daily routines and family health. The snippet notes a preference for the product among readers and its advertised benefits.
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WEY
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Joe Teminor
Wes
Ambra Schromdur
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State Prohibition
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Wu Pal Fu
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A.M. Lunddeen
Ntae
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