Woman murders two Sioux City women in auto
Police report two women were shot in a car in Sioux City. Miss Anna Giddings and Miss Dickinson died in or near the vehicle after a single fatal shot. A large ring diamond showed robbery was not motive. witnesses heard shots around midnight and snow footprints indicated a quick departure.
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Lions
City
Minar
B. Dickmau
Wndertaker
Promient Sioux
Trainess Iron
Anna
Gta
Dickinson
Giddings
Dokinson
Frozan
Miss Uiddings
Political Rumors Circulate on Possible U.S. Senate Change
Senator Wertz of Indiana hints Gov Eprow of Pennsylvania may resign within 48 hours to enable appointment to succeed Penrose in the United States Senate. The claim follows a White House visit amid Republican leadership discussions. Also reported, 45 mail pouches stolen near a Topeka line station as inspectors investigate losses, and a German flag displayed among others in New York marking a historic site.
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Sproct
Penrose Wallington
Eprow
Pennsylipinia
Rodis
Niente Imus
Bintes
Telat Boles Penrose
Senator Wertz
Indtenz
Regate
Bandits Hold Up Owl Brug Coamping in Los Angeles
Three armed assailants with sawed off shotguns robbed tree collectors from Owl Brug company on downtown Los Angeles street. They escaped in a car with about $40,000 taken, including roughly $10,000 in a separate amount. Police seek suspects as details remain unclear.
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Os Angeles
Cal
Tae Tehbery
Los Angeles
Wheat market closes nervous amid late trading
In Chicago the wheat market saw excited activity in late dealings with May futures quoted around 1.07 to 1.08. The close remained slightly above the opening level as traders reacted to volatile prices and tentative gains.
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Chicago
Geome
Dottom
Chinese arms mediators seek to break Shanlung deadlock
Washington sources report Arthur J. Abfour and Secretary Aughes have been asked by high authorities to mediate the stalemate between China and Japan over Shanlung. The move signals a diplomatic effort to ease an ongoing crisis and avert wider conflict between the powers.
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Lecke
Washington, D. C
Arthur J.ab
Aughes
West Gains Control Of The United States Senate
Washington DC The article discusses the rise of Western influence in the U S Senate, highlighting leaders like Penrose and Lodge and noting a shift from eastern bosses to western political figures. It also reports on naval tensions in Shanghai and a large Okla fire, alongside prompt discussion on international law regarding submarines and wartime conduct at the Root conference and arms talks.
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Washington, D. C
Penrose
As Ar
SaepBosress
Luis
Penroas
Taat
Republican Party
Senate
Aldrich
Rhode
Quay
Petipaghy
Mate
Maine
Flat
New York
Congress
Us East
Quay Uy Bos
Pennsylvania
Rooeevelt
Taft
Himaelt Ko Ad
Tls
Senator Lodge
Masesebusétis
Cummins
Kenyon
Iowa
McCamber
North Dakota
Lenrod
Wisconsin
Borah
Idaka
Johnson
California
Warren
Wyorsinlt
Watson
Iullana
Seiater Lodge
Watson Gan
Canada
Nower
Henry P. Fietchers
Gil
Washington
D. Goa
Comerce
Tom
United States
Franke
Mary
Japan
Ruaiis
Sibiuarines
Beliaves
Mate By Me Ltd
Morciinttiian
Renawal
Worchutst
Roat
Halfaur Sugecnten
Balour
Hngland
France
Britton
Hugden - Indersat
Bank President Injured in Santa Fe Fracas
Pierre Bank President Guleides Pierre and DT. A. Cuminin head Firet National Bank of this city. A minor wound is reported from a clash near the Tank building at Widlealiote point Crauelde bul A Corépery Inqanet Tay nat Neen. Authorities have issued no clear statement on the cause or condition.
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Pierre Bank
Guleides Pierre
DT. A
No More Freeing of Political Prisoners Stated
Department of Justice official says no further political prisoners will be freed in the near future. The release of 24 political prisoners on Christmas day ends the campaign, with remaining inmates to serve their sentences.
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Washington
Department of Juater
Harding
Prices for refined sugar fall as market quotes shift
Sugar prices in New York show refined sugar costing $4.80 per unit after a new quotation lowers the first rate by ten points. Public market observers note the decline reflects broader downtrend in commodity pricing this season.
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Goss Lawer
New York
Official report cites famine in Ramara region
The first official report to world leaders claims a famine in Ramara. Legal official Ovaenko of Ramara warns that dead bodies may be eaten and that famine endangers the population. The report notes danger to people and protests unsafe conditions amid widespread distress.
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Aveslane
Nihallain Tyhe
Great Toll From Cancer In The U S
A historian notes that US cancer deaths totaled about 78 000 with adjusted rates suggesting northern states run higher than southern ones. The report cites Maryland and South Carolina as extreme and low ends, with Louisiana also mentioned in state comparisons.
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Washiigion
J. C.daathstrosly
United States
Louisia Wirenu
Mutica
Igis
Cnngar Mortalitf
Ares Magzachuealla
Carelige
Submarine Problem Dominates Global Talks Amid Delegates
The report notes rising prominence of submarine issues at world conferences as Washington and allied delegates await formal proposals from Branca and Java. Hip Brosich delegates remain confident in their stance, while new American initiatives face government approval and acceptance concerns.
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Washluptoi
D. C
Waslington
Branca
Java
Hip Brosich Delogates Noro
New York Market Conference Reveals Employment Shifts
The Marchants association report shows New York unemployment at 331,000, with two months ago totaling 842,400. The data indicate lingering jobless totals in retail and a rise in joblessness among harbor workers and related transport sectors amid broader economic tension.
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New Yorki
Ha Marchants” Association
New York
Cronte and Italiane Clash Over Dalmatia Visit
Reported clashes between Cronté and Italiane during a Dalmatian visit by the Antian destroyer Ribot. Sailors from Ribot allegedly attacked and clubbed on shore. Friction between the two nationalities also noted from Spalata.
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Babyonleo
Dalmatia
Yara
Pfrictlan
Spalata
Debs Cleared by Clemency Says He Will Stay Silent
Debs, released from Atlanta penitentiary on Christine’s clemency day, announces no concrete future plans. He will remain in Washington and return to Verve Haute, Indiana, the faction leader stated.
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Debe
Washington
Eugene V
Debs
Atlanta
Gold ‘UN
Verve Haute
Ind
Margaret Sivi Dies After Opera Career Fire Incident
Margaret Sivi, once an New York opera singer and later collaborator with violinist Ole Bail, died from burns suffered in a hospital fire. She was 53 and had lived for decades in the home of George Chetweon. The blaze began when her dress caught fire while lighting a gas burner.
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Elizabeth
Margaret
New York
Ole Bail
Burns
Hau
George Chetweon
Big Year For Divorces in Cook County Courts
A flood of divorce decrees marked the year in Cook County, with the chancery and superior courts issuing numerous legal separations amid heavy caseloads. The surge affected many families as legal actions concluded and settlements formalized.
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Cmitts
Cook County
Held for Triple Murder in Arémoro Oxla case
Two defendants dismissed and others bound over to the next term of criminal court on charges of conspiracy to commit murder with the River Uree Hien AC Wiserhontehe, tied to an incident on December 15 and involving a $10,000 bond.
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Arémoro
Oxla
Crim Mil Divtrice
Commander Foomer G A. dies at home in Trinnopolle
Former commander tablet of the Grand Army of Ol Reputitte, Foomer G A. fl) died at his home in Trinnopolle on May 16 after a short illness. Requiem details and funeral plans are pending publication.
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Foomer G. A
Trinnopolle
Tad Wiamn
A. Katehan
Grand Army of
Ol Reputitte
Quael Hy
Dlohop Crate Cie Sacramonte Bishop Destroys Cathedral
Noted ecclesiastical figure, formerly bishop of the Toman Cathedral diocoau mt sacra, faced an Hass of several mantik after an event. Witnesses recalled a $1 yoory transaction at 1RO, with unclear dates and locations in a damaged OCR fragment.
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Dlohop Crate Cie
Unclear historical figures cited in fragmented text
The provided OCR fragment mentions several unclear names and places such as Rear Admiral Davin Oles and Weemingt, with additional garbled terms like De Cae Reae Nditient Cintas and Stuy ase tinny Seth MOM Ae Ta Monte Mote Voy. No coherent event or context is discernible.
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Davin Oles
Weemingt
de Cae Reae Nditient Cintas
Honey Davis
Weltren
Brothas Titi
Genmbae
Budge
Stuy
Seth Mom Ae Ta Monte
Boston
Local notices and incidents from a bygone era
Reader-summary of scattered items including community events, legal notices, crimes, and local happenings. Mentions names like Mrs Kein and Jétn Leo, incidents on ships near Creston, a poultry show at the armory, a court case involving Corral, and county road funding and road maintenance plans for 1928 in Iowa.
Lonely Isle Toy Sales Foretells Uncertain Life
Fragmented read reveals a tale set on Lonely Dejira plantation where a woman contemplates survival and social norms. References to a widowed Knell, local voting, and a mystic sea scene hint at isolation, economic strain, and a wary community dynamic. The piece blends surreal details with harsh economic hints and personal relationships shaping daily life.
Owl Kills 15-Pound Gqose Warms Neighborhood News
A stray event described in broken OCR text mentions an owl killing a 15 pound animal. The fragmentary note references local interest items and unclear names, with scattered terms hinting at a community scene and an upcoming sale or event. The readable details are sparse and the full meaning is uncertain.
Fragmented weathered notice from a distant page
A damaged OCR fragment describes a chaotic scene with garbled phrases about a baby’s cry and a blast. Key names and locations are unreadable, but the text suggests a local incident or event described in a newspaper notice style.
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Oklahoma
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Menry
White House
WEST
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Stanghai
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Margaret Sivi
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Rand Will
Saul Pesidenty
Fred Sahaay
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Knoxville
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Parcane
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Mer City
Bonney
Tio Nyeriga
Sroplent Canal
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