Inquest Jury Clears Grimen Shepherd in Death Case
An inquest jury found that Mrs. McClintock died from mercury poisoning administered by Shepherd, and that Shepherd acted as an accessory. The jury could not determine the exact cause of Dr. Olney McClintock’s death though mercury was found in Mrs. McClintock’s body. The verdict also touched on the grand jury indictment and lingering questions about the Typhoid plot allegations.
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Agatiog
Willansfecinteek
Witonaive Arphis
Cowenrend
Niak
Willlan LD
Shepherd
MeClinwck
Foster Fawner
Hla Kiurdor
Wiha
Alep
Emma Nélgon
Metline Lock
Milonaire
Eke
Myre
Olsony
McClintock
Iterri Olson
Olney
McClinty
Grand Jory
Chaves CG
Fatman
Tts
McCline Tock
Han
A & Ten
Stending
Gison
Arrillets
Boty
Chicago
Hover Talks to Women in Washington Convention
Secretary of commerce Hoover welcomes attendees at the International Council of Women quinquennial convention in Washington. Speakers address the mapfield projects and current global elites as the sessions run through May 16 24.
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Washington
Herberl Hoover
Commerce
Rangers
International Council of Women
Attempted Jail Delivery Disrupted at State House of Correction
A plot to secretly ship seventy five prisoners from the state house of correction was foiled when a female prisoner revealed the plan to authorities. Superintendent Graham ordered an immediate security response as suspects were found to have used improvised tools and a wooden revolver carved by a prisoner.
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House of Correction
Graham
Be Gan
Avio Capsisee Woman Killed in Sac Co
A Sac County incident left a woman fatally injured when an automobile accident occurred. The wreck involved multiple individuals, with references to an Earl Shaw and Leslie Heggtue in unclear circumstances as authorities respond. The report also alludes to a legal proceeding in a distant court, mentioning income taxes and a district court, though details are garbled.
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Avio
Sac Cly
Jay Mug
Earl Shaw
Sac Coonty
Siick & Telephons Poly
Leslie Heggtue
Back Closes Geary Fort Cellus and the Fremers Trust
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Fort Cellus Geary, the Fremers, and a trust company. Details are unclear but imply a closing or financial action involving deposits and writs. No clear persons, dates, or places beyond generic terms.
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Geary
Fort Cellus
Cola
Wnd Trust Company
Part Gok Hing
Speedy Trials Promised by Chicago Gunmen Court
Chicago faces a push for rapid justice as 34 men await trial under a new plan led by Chief Justice Hopking. The aim is to bring defendants to trial within 80 days of indictment, with no probation for violent crimes and a pledge to end delaying tactics by witnesses and political influence. Three killings occurred within 32 hours of opening, underscoring calls for swift, decisive prosecutions.
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Chicago
Hopking
Seeme
Tia
Woman Sues Dresser Over Hair Treatments
New York woman Jeannette Freeman sues Broadway hairdressing parlor proprietor J Arthur Seirger for 2000 damages alleging faulty dye transitions. She claims her hair damaged by a sequence of treatments turning red then green, with temporary loss of color requiring a wig. Case set for May 10 in county court.
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Jiair
New York
J. Arthur Seirger
Jeannette Freeman
Srivger
Cy Court
Freeman
Goodyear WN Wins Balloon Race at National Event
Goodyear WN piloted by W T Van Orman covered the greatest distance in the national elimination balloon race, ending with a dramatic landing in reform Alabama. Veteran captain Hi El Honeywell landed his craft at Aberdeen, Mississippi. Honeywell and Van Orman were the only contestants to remain airborne until Sunday.
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Goodyear WN
Bt. Joseph
Clash at Meeting Ended by Batles Amid Hazy Attacks
Reported melee involving Klansmen and counter demonstrators as about 100 youths clashed with 400 sympathizers including women and children. Injuries reported. crowd dispersed by batles after stones were hurled and chaos followed.
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Klansmen
Berti
Muse
Mav
Mattsines
Antéklansmen
Hreners
Ynid
Batles
1924 Auto Deaths and Injuries Allege High Toll
Report fragment claims 19,000 deaths and 450,400 injuries in the United States in 1924. Source appears to cite statistics from the Sallanul Husea of Casuicity. details are unclear and partially garbled.
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New York
Weiters
Fragmentary Justice Notes The Strand Case and Local Names
An OCR damaged item mentions Federal Agent Kile Contractor in Tacoma and cites names like George A. Culver and Mrs Conger. It references a divorce proceeding and custody matters with unclear dates or specifics, reflecting a jumble of courtroom and family notes from a local source.
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Kile
Tacoma
Wasti
Meate
George A. Culver
Strand
Conger
Drowning Tragedy on Allsstestipl River Near Port
A capsized gasoline launch on the Mississippi like river near Port Fairport led to multiple drownings. Among the dead were Mrs. Dusenberry and three children, Charles 12 Clifford 6, with others missing. A government engineer survived by clinging to wreckage as high winds drove the craft ashore near Rack Island.
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Munthela
Pawport
Que Pusenberry
Pairport
Lida Duvenberry
Salto
Charles
Clifford
Root Ilan
Sir Vivens
Marly
Rune Te Long Island
Misalaaippi
Hey Tai
Rack Island
Nebraght Man Dies in Hotel Dining Room Incident
A 107 year old Nebraskan man died after a disturbance in a hotel dining room. Hotel proprietor TR WL Bowu was questioned by authorities as part of the investigation. The incomplete report notes health concerns and a quick response by staff before the man was found.
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Neb
Magnus Johnson Trial Record in Minneapolis Publisher
Magnus Johnson of Minneapolis publisher A. M. Juuebs faced a guilty verdict on a charge linked to the Marscharghius armor Senator Magner Johnson case. The court considered the rink jag incident and related chaos, with the defendant ordered detained awaiting sentencing.
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Magnus Johnson Windlodted
Minneapulis
A. M Juuebs
Os Magoalas Ln Atttieapelis
Ertan Inal
Rink
Marscharghius Armor
Magner Johnson
Sentenza
Aistay
Fiery Cross Burnings Banned In Fortean Times
A garbled OCR style update reports a ban on fiery cross burnings amid hostile groups and police warnings. Names and place references are obscured, but the piece implies social tensions and law enforcement actions after incidents.
Elhu Raat Rosictia and International Westens Pact
The report notes Elhu Raat Rosictia engaging with International Westens and IT Reet Gt Pentima. Nicholie Whiteayithe of Untnnhbe APPS is identified, with mentions of ILM Wea Wb and related entities. The wording remains fragmented but centers on an alliance or agreement involving these groups and individuals.
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Elhu Raat
Wosthoortilate
Westens
Babe Thought Dead Resuscitated By Police Resusitator
Henry and Mrs Snyder rejoiced as their newborn, believed dead at birth, cried after a police resuscitator revived him. The seventh such revival at the hospital reportedly occurred in a long effort lasting about 20 minutes, with Adler warning of danger if the machine continued.
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Babe
Choyohih
Henry Snyder
Mead
Snyder
Adler Thay
Noted Chenifet Dead in Obscure Chemistry Authority Row
In a clipped report the noted Chenifet dies amid a dispute over chemistry authority at the Sarhoin higher pikes. The event centers on a vest worn at the Sarbanue Woway and mentions the vice president of the academy of sotenets and a member of the academy of ange le hell darorutlony. Translated from French, Milichi Dumantan Eayermonts.
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Chenifet
Parky— Oe
Athua Efallar
Oble person accused in serious case
A distorted OCR item mentions an accused individual in a serious case with fragmented names and unclear details. The readable parts point to a legal matter and potential court action, but specifics like names, dates, and places are obscured.
Woman Sent to Prison in New York Case
A woman named Ho Miele Q'slaa, aged 49, was sentenced to a year in prison for participating in a jewelry store robbery in New York. Three teenage accomplices received convictions. The raid occurred on December 16 when the store at Abra hans Hinmi AY was beaten and looted. the defendant faced additional charges tied to the incident.
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New York
Arontehimern
Tohbery
Seare
Omad
Local Town News Highlights Bets on Public Projects
A garbled town page notes school funding, hospital access, road work, and civic events. Mentions include a $100,000 school funding plan, hospital relocation to Stays City, and a May civic observance. Also referenced are road improvements, wheat programs, and community fairs with various local officials and groups listed.
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Datharny
Stays City
Heiner Ane
Ahuw’ Radio Arationeal
KMS
Foo Wat
Clane 1 Gymlomant
Shenandanl
Afeysteat
Dime Fc
Law Golf Course
A. Ly Yoo
Coisas
Dex
Didicstt
Jann AW
Maréhatl
Vetermn Vey
Haven Ann
Honor McPowell
Chivton Caynty Fitmar
Ebilins
Walt
Mawon City
Guthrie County
Pitt
Ptt
Cape Whcardleay
Naals
Kansas
Wisconsin
Dnaple
Council of the
Pole
Conny
Ballon
Sutay
Redhead
Nog Mala Mae
Tatantey
Youth 20 Who Never Walked Now Has Hope
A fragmented report describes a young person aged twenty who had never walked gaining hope after medical care. Paragraphs mention surgeons, hospital, and a struggle with poverty, with references to caregivers and family illness. The text blends names, places, and partial events, pointing to an urgent medical aid need and a plea for support.
Wagon crash decapitation shocks city officials
A chaotic incident reports a wagon crash resulting in the decapitation of the driver. Unclear details and names are obscured in the scrambled text, but the event centers on a fatal collision and severed head in the wagon near the main road. Local authorities investigate for confirmation and safety implications.
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Cooriinina
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Lncome
Lax
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Morliwest
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Sterite
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Fife Cigheers
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Lwo Woneh
Opans
Darrow
Voss
Denison
Jace
Py Charente Darrow
Mississingl River
Peng My
Lobe Henney
Sapoys Uiteneat
Pantie Fitaty
Thy Warniney
Hyer
Charmatin
Mavellen
Stes
Auboe Srey
Dorary
Iewel
Wualzy
Rees Neel
Yeurin
Oise
St Loula
SL Jownich
United Stalag
O'Nein
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Charan
Watt
Evereon
Ger
Anavis
Wilaw J. Flood
Uh Meu
Haynlo McCormick
von Hindenburn
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Finterbarg
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Fiio
Sine Sog
Cohenbag
Baneral
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Pushienlay
Lee
Milwani
Tipay
A Town State News
Gleanwood
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Wahi
Thy
Vamiell
Ames
Boweht
Callnjeg Campur
Eecm Res
VLA
Censon
Vane Streton
Selim Aleyengne
Ute
Haske
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Dade
Yun Vie Aitter
Tapioca
Leena Jely
Sas Valley
Bern
Frankie County
Wiasia Cy
Geenid
Hyon
Herild
Ted
Goraid
Goraid’s Senile Dad Hh Fort! Wile I< Desire To Get Well and Reply: Civens
Cutnat
Ronervelt
Tnhree
Charles Otte Hagerty
Gina Liiingwi
Jens Medved
Angel Bry
Vda
Qoong
Weald Cheey
Keane
Surgeun
Angel
Kaos Chey
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la Tava
West
Canada
Ctari
Monti
Stan Bachelors
Sulla
Albert
Coad
Sisarel
Waylon Ang Tel
Leon Wazoo
Olturde
Marhinn
Rytia Cohanisiy
Gralsnid Mane
Oversnan Yi Ayr exiniceTedt
Uslicg
Caren
Wiliate Prien
Wien
Cris
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