Kona Convention Names Delegates For Coolidge Nomination
A county GOP gathering in Kona selected town delegates to back Calvin Coolidge at the national convention. The slate includes two women, Mrs Rosewell and Mrs Water, with Parker Conmar and state senator Burnquist among others. Brookhart backers failed to force support for an at large delegate.
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Hoveland
J. Ditkintson
Plale
Ting
Hanfond Macnid
Logan
United States
Smith WW
Broskhart
Brookhart
Mada
Washington court sustains preemption liquor ruling
The Supreme Court today affirmed the conviction of Resmond Morse-Wonder for possession of intoxicating liquor, ruling state laws prohibiting such possession acquired before national prohibition were sustained despite his claim the liquor was obtained before federal prohibition and should be exempt under preemption.
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Hlah
Washington
Tha’ Su Prema
Iha
Irish Banks Raise Dividends After Strong Year
The Irish banks report steady profits with dividend increases. The Bank of Ireland boosts to 36 percent, Munster and Leinster to 20 percent, and the Nedowe Bank to 13 percent. Total net profits for the year reach 1,240,357 pounds, well above 1922.
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Irth
Bank of Irland
Munster
Leinster
Nedowe
Rasist Enters Princ Cell for Life Sentence
Nearly seven weeks after awaiting commitment papers that would send him to state prison for life, Tancis Wrenn began his sentence in Madison. The unverified Catholic, described as a welust, faced the court after an attack on two Westfield peers and was recorded as voluntary in a LeMats incident.
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Tancis Wrenn
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Deadwood Judge Succumbs After Fatal Locomotive Crash
Judge Nellare Bonaugh of Deadwood dies from injuries after a locomotive collision. The 72 year old jurist was injured several days ago and passed away as reports arrive from Deadwood.
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Deadwood
Nellare Bonaugh
Olan Lecoming Tein
Wether Judge Lindsey Dies in Denver
Lula Aggy Lindsey, 78, widow of Judge Hen B Lindsey of Denver's favorite court, died at a Denver hospital after two sudden attacks of pneumonia. The obituary notes Lindsey came from Jackson, Tenn, and mentions her husband and relations.
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Colo
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Souther
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Heuser
Row Jackson
Enn
Landy Theta
Four Sentenced to Die in Electric Chair Week Trial
York Supreme Court Justice Cropasy sentences Murrin Dimond Jobe Farina and Anthony Patjian to die in the electric chair during the week of April. The defendants labeled truthers and bank messenger animators, with Sie Sing named as the victim in the capital punishment case.
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Murrin
Joseph Dimond
Jobe Farina
Anthony Fpatjain
Apii
Wage Inouts in St Louis Amid Iron Workers Strike
A garbled note reports wage shifts in St Louis linked to iron workers and medical workers. The text mentions an increase around 4 percent and references broader wage concerns in the area.
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St Laure
Iron Warkoys
Dement Medwhers
obRinners
Washington Strenuous Opposition to Diversification Bill
Amidst Senate debate, Fletcher denounces a $28 million diversification measure impacting farming and banks. He warns against subsidies and favors. Ladd and others block discussion as concerns grow over spring wheat farmers and evolving policy. News also covers a deadly explosion at Nixon site, fires, and follow-up inquiries into an arsenic and ammonium explosion network.
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Pictcher
Florida
Vretcher
Ladd
Wae Kota
Scevern
Waving
Agricultural’ Committee
Charga Nf Ik
United States
Bursuin
Republican
New Mexico
Sensior
Fletcher
February cattle receipts set heavy record at Omaha yards
Omaha cattle receipts in February reached 425,006 head at the stockyards, officials announced. The total topped the previous February record by 23,000, with 1516 cattle receipts. February 1918 saw 194,390 head. Across all months, February was the heaviest month on record except for one prior period.
Dakota Wealth Report Totals 1922 Value Surge
The Department of Treasury for the state of Booth Dakota releases a preliminary estimate of municipal wealth for December 31 1922 totaling 2 926 959 000 dollars, up from 1 296 850 000 in 1912, a 122 percent rise. Per capita wealth increased from 4105 to 4482 dollars, a 112 percent gain.
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Dakota
Washington
Department of Tammerte
Attack and death aftermath reported in late crime blotter
A man named Glen attacked near his home with a beet knife, died two hours later near an old street. His wife and others were wounded and hospitalized in West Lend. The assailant fled. injuries to the wife described as various.
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Fisher
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Goth
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Wile
West Lend
Aged Geneva Couple Die Within Three Hours
A Geneva Nebraska couple aged 96 and 73 died within three hours of each other. The man age 96 and the woman age 73 were residents of Geneva and passed away in their home. No causes were released and funeral arrangements are pending.
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Geneve
Plerce
Geneva
Plerca
Bolted Hair Bandits Capture Rumors Across Cities
Police in New York Brooklyn and nearby areas investigate a claim that a gang labeled for kidnapping and assaulting women operated across weeks. One suspect was captured amid reports of a group known as Medwaysnen or similar, with efforts focused on identifying others involved. Authorities released limited details and urged public caution while pursuing leads.
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Brooklyn
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Opera
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Hnaiden
Bach
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Chay
Whisky prices force Glasgow pubs to switch to Nie mk business
A Glasgow report notes pubs losing whisky trade to new businesses as prices rise. Workmen cannot afford 10 pence per pound value, pushing locals to different venues. The shift follows years of high whiskey costs and the closure or loss of traditional outlets.
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Bt Whisaky Ag
Nie
Nepat
Observe Cody's Birthday Movement Under Way
Lincoln officials report Gov Mars of Wyoming ready to cooperate in observing February 3% as the birthday of William Cody known as Buffalo Bill Col. Cody. Gov Pryor supports the plan as part of a national observance and a naval secretary appointment is noted regarding Edwin Newby’s retirement on March 20.
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Denby
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Earthquake Shocks Maly Mandatore Neighborhood
A local quake lasting several seconds unsettled residents in Maly Mandatore amid extreme cold. No material damage reported as people remained outdoors or hurried indoors during the tremor. Police and emergency services confirmed no injuries or major incidents.
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Tragic Nebraska Family Assault Reported in Vinewa
In Mictlas Nebraska tragedy, Mrs Dorewerth and her two children were seriously injured after an attack by ariuhe Rwerth, a neighbor. the incident occurred in Hlukinan and involved a violent assault with the suspect being detained and the family receiving care at Tomita where Mey are recovering. local reports indicate the 4% year old daughter was hospitalized but showing signs of recovery.
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Bill to Be Offered by Wilsington House Declares Limited Reform
A half-formed local note says forty house members joined a plan to introduce a bill next week. It mentions regulating a beverage with a 2.75 percent elephant content and calls for a modified Volstend act.
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Wilsington
Otter
Alredile Oop Saves Seven From Fire
A chaotic report describes a boy heroically rescuing seven people from a basement fire at a church property. Names and details are garbled. the core fact is a child saving multiple occupants during a blaze at the Amigo Water Presbyterian church basement.
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Alredile
Fugitive Ernest Rathourny Deing Sought in Des Moines Area
Officials issued a warrant and the county burned of Investigation circulated a photograph of Ernest Rathwain as a fugitive from justice. The search followed reports of his possible residence in Grove and involved state authorities and the acting chief.
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Experts Review German Railways Plan For Allied Control
Experts consider a plan for German railways to be under allied control to stabilize postwar management. The discussion focuses on ensuring efficient service while preventing German troops from exploiting logistics for military aims.
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Alllog
Gana Mme
Garmianiduar Blas
Wey
Fragmentary report of a memorial event and unclear names
An incomplete OCR fragment mentions a memorial or ceremony with references to New York, a group including two others and several garbled names. The text is too damaged to identify precise persons, places, dates, or outcomes.
Local bank robbery reported in Trondon area
A dated report notes a bank robbery at Farmers Alate in Trondon Minnesota. The incident involved a group of men described as Abani HOOK members who fled with a large sum, totaling around 42,000. Authorities are reviewing evidence captured on site.
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Hook
Alate Bank
Trondon
Inland wage contract vote set for March 12
A fragmented item notes a wage contract vote event tied to Inland Ming Werh era and coal aperstape. Details are unclear but reference March 12 as a key date and mention the acceptance of a new wage compromise.
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