Convicts use transfers to lighter jail confinement
Investigation reveals bribery scheme where convicts obtained transfers to Army detention camps or Fort Worth and Atlanta facilities. Rabkin, Tubman, Vitman, and Meariman face prison time for paying for transfers, while DoJ probes show wider practice across overcrowded prisons, with 2,600 prisoners moved to camps and other inmates receiving lighter terms.
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New York
Ain
Avda
Tenvdinworth
Atte
Mart Wardsworth
Department of Justice
Vaul Riuvkin
Manhattan
Lautding
Tabkin
Solomon Vitbman
Lhe Cane Tang
Josey ¥. Peariman
Robsin
Atlanta
Fort Wadsworth
le Yis
Avanta
Rabkin
Fort Walworth
Fies
Himeett
Havt Aso
Water Tohr Bear
Hoover
Washington
Leavens Worth
IL m
Allin
Army
Harry Goldhurst
Bishop Cannon
Satuel Radlow
Vivian Garéon
Goldhurst
Allunin
Will of Forrest man leaves funds to keep dogs together
The will of Herbert fo Moorman of Forrest and Lynchburg sets aside $1,000 for each of his dogs. As each dog dies, the remaining funds roll to others and, if possible, the dogs are to be kept together. Part of the provision directs funds toward the Baptist Orphans Home.
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Richmond
Herbert Fo Moorman
Forrest
Lynchburg
Als
Preston Collins
Siem
Ain
Moorman
Public Jewish Wedding Repeats in Madrid After Expulsion
The article notes a renewed Jewish wedding in Madrid marking a historic return since 1412. It highlights that White Jews had been banned for a century, with limited rites before, and mentions 40,000 Spanish Jews benefiting from a liberal reform granting true worship.
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Spain
Madrid
Tristorrney
Ends Life Mt. Vernon Trunk Case Mystery
A fragmentary report from Mt. Vernon describes a 64 year old man identified as Stephen Utn-Stephen ending life by a self inflected method involving a trunte and chlorofae. Authorities note a pistol was brought into the scene along with attempts to seal the area as a safety precaution.
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Mt. Vernon
Utn
Oil Turns 500 Into Million For Girls
Ray Franciscu reports two local women, Louisa W. Dexsahen and Cora Nathen, inherit a Klages county estate once valued at 500 now valued at 1,000,000. The Nathan estate, managed by Wells Fargo and Union Trust, yielded a 3000000 lease offering royalty rights, with Mrs. Dessauer's summer home at Helvillere.
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Ray Franciscu
Portine
Ieky Sronien
Louisa W. Dexsahen
Ata
Poxently
Cora Nathen Ditehaels
Louisa
Nathiuny
Klages County
Court of Superior
Chamis
W. D. Kaley
Wells Fargo Ismnir Amt Union Treat Company
Nathan
Kettherm Millsol Udstriet
Wever
Doorkeeper Witness to Sixty Years in U S History
Doorkeeper Eddie Augustine Syely, longtime doorkeeper for secretaries of state from Emuflton Fish to Edward Stimson, has completed sixty years of service. Civil service officials granted a decades-long extension after his retirement, while he remains a fixture in Washington with tales of diplomats and past ambassadors.
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U. S
Washington
Edward Augustine Syely
Sinty Department
Dipomatte
Emuflton Fish
Civil Service
Comualeston
State Department
Eddie Kuoies
Esme Timraes
Eddie
London
Vonferenga
Dubuebl Indie
Edilie
Alyondracit Thornton
Haeared
Great Britain
New Bright Night Searchlight Promises Far Readability
Report describes W. H. Pennow’s novel searchlight capable of 5 miles visibility at night. It claims a focused beam keeps a pilot’s eyes within a narrow field, reducing glare and extending range beyond traditional lamps.
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W. IL Pennow
Mt Ie
Large cut in sailings marks ocean shipping
A broad reduction in Atlantic sailings is announced impacting Washington and several ports. The move follows recent trade developments reported by BUEN and forwarded to the Commerce Department. Several departures have been struck from the calendar due to reduced travel demand and financial adjustments affecting listed routes and voyage plans.
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Ocean Shipping
Washington
Whateante Cancella Hong
Atlante
BUEN
Conmierse
Koutharapdan
Tiyerwaal
Landon
Fragmentary crime brief hints at a town incident
Readable fragments suggest a local crime or public safety item mentioning a man’s breakdown and a partnership or confrontation. Named individuals or groups are unclear, with scattered references to a place, a year, and local officials, but the details remain obscured by garbled OCR.
Modern Cow Milking Method Promises Clean Milk
An old article describes a novel milking system where a cow is guided from stall to a revolving platform that washes the wall and equipment. The cow then returns to a stall while milk is collected and filtered with electrical lighting replacing sunlight. The process aims to improve cleanliness and efficiency in milk production.
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Geeon Hella
Alan
Tutta
Nik
Wiis
Boy's Se
Gattirg
Thia
Anil Bick
Hee Atoll
Walter Ly
Egg as Foundation of French Cookery, Says Kansas City Times
The Kansas City Times quashes doubt about egg role in cuisine calling the egg the cement of all cookery. It extols omelette as embodying French spirit and notes chefs, techniques, and even dishes rest on the egg. A playful expo argues the egg unites all culinary arts under a single staple.
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Homble Ege
Monel 13
Lin
France
Kansas City
Archery record through long bow shot at national meet
The National Archery Association announces a world record hold by L. L. Dalley of Monmouth Oregon for a 424 yard longbow shot at the Chicago tournament August 12 1930. An England test by Ingo Simon claims 462 yards with a Turkish composite bow, but uses a different bow type.
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United States
L. L. Dalley
Monmouth
Ore
National Archery Association
Chicago
IHS
Ingo Simon
England
Dawley
Washington Star
Fragmentary Civil War Battle Excerpt With Confused Dialogue
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic battle scene with fighting lines and overwhelmed units. Phrases reference a frontline assault, a commander noting heavy casualties, and disrupted communications. The garbled speech suggests a veteran account or battlefield report lacking clear names, dates, or locations.
Fragmented OCR yields unclear local incident scene
Readable fragments describe a chaotic chase involving bikers near a rural area and an apparent collision or pursuit. Names and places are garbled, but the report pins a possible incident with a confrontation or accident occurring near a village road and surrounding lanes.
Fragmented OCR reads as a deranged gallery notice
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions a Kinane paper and a depilia center with references to a changing title and a gallery. Names such as Cindy Jodling and phrases about sheepaut and Mes dn the Howie appear distorted. Overall, the legible bits point to a local gallery event or plague mention without clear facts.
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Kooning Tha
Cntype Pleure
Tontimlen
Cindy Jodling
Tha
Ptati Cn Sheepaut
Promime Oll
Enigeead Gallera
WMS
Bar Ayer
Legion Plans Public Improvements Push in Chicago Area
A American Legion leaders urge government action on public improvements. They cite large federal funds for local jobs and argue work should target community relief and long term value, not charity. The push emphasizes employment, constructive development, and civic benefit through local projects.
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Legion
Chicago
Americuai
Rene Foster
Eyitnee
American Legion
Wieten Ihonsnit
O'Neil
Miwu
Nema Pharomoney
Amerie
Convuissian
Rhuw Savage
Millon
Libor
New Process Makes Leather in One Week
A Swedish invention called the Weange bribery welbod enables leather production in seven days. Reports say 10,000 raw materials, 480 units of something else have been processed so far, with a large part of the work completed using a fast pony device. The project ends after seven days with uncertain results.
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Procesa
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