San Francisco Girl Slayer Sanity Probe Opens
Judge Harold L derbsch in superior court ordered a new jury to determine if Dorothy Ellingson is insane as the murder trial proceeds. The defendant, described as unable to find comfort, fainted and collapsed several times during proceedings. A defense motion to delay the trial was granted after a mental disease specialist was excluded and a psychosis diagnosis was discussed, with testimony deemed insufficient to prove incompetence.
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Harold Lederbsch
Dorothy
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Bude
Jan Don Ball
Knife Thrist Proves Fatal in Story City
The death of Bates, aged years, in Story City Sunday evening was caused by a stab wound. Transfusion from blood given by the victim’s uncle Jesen Smith aided recovery before death. County coroner Rotbins announced an investigation would proceed to decide on an inquest.
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Teroff Bates
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General Electric Income Gains New York Year Ends
General Electric reports increased net income after deducting expenditures rising to 45,185,683 with profits available for dividends at 29,041,43 and a year end surplus of 24,098,182. Chairman Owen D. Yoons and President Gerard Swope issue a joint statement to shareholders detailing results.
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Conleagrad
Woman Plunges to Death in Grimoble Hotel Incident
In Miss Grace Lucas tragedy, a 14 year old girl from New York and a former Pullies girl living with her mother and sister at the Grimoble Hotel in Miss Jaces ends life by jumping from the hotel foot. The mother Mia Lucas and sister Helen, both writers, are mentioned. the case follows earlier sorrow over a boy Slance who died six years ago. The event occurs as the family remains under care of a physician and unsettled by the loss.
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Ford firm posts huge profit from vehicle sales
An analysis of a financial report shows Ford earned over 10 million dollars in the year, with actual profit on direct sale weaker than stated. A large portion of income came from parts sales for other equipment, while the core earnings on the model reached 47 dollars per unit.
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Ford
Husbands Guilty in Tennessee Murder Trial
A muddled report recounts a trial in Tennessee where the couple was found guilty of murder in the case of Miss Avieta Hollman. Jurors reached verdict Sunday. each defendant faces a long sentence under state law. The piece notes sensational elements and distant personal details surrounding the case.
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Wits
S.hennell
Avaieta Hollman
Sesalona
Prairie Fires Sweep South Dakota Prairie Lands
Fires across sparsely settled southern and central South Dakota burned for miles, scorching haystacks and cattle pens along the Rosebud border with Nebraska. No deaths confirmed, but numerous injuries among firefighters. livestock mostly spared. US reports credit shifting weather and dried grass as causes, noting potential spring regrowth and improved pasture after cleanup.
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Dakot
Walley Constel Atuer
South Dakota-Nebraska
Rosebud
Bennettvyashobaugh
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South Dakota
Sie
Floods Wreak Heavy Loss Across New England
Widespread floods cause extensive damage across New England from Vermont to New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Manchester New Hampshire sees a three story brick building collapse as White River tops its banks by 15 feet. Rail lines, roads, and low areas flood, with towns reporting washed-out highways and threatened rail traffic. Emergency crews battle debris and rising waters, while residents evacuate and brace for more rainfall.
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Doltare
New Hampshire
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Randolph
Oitie Suns
White River
Cannan
Walleye
Riots and Unrest Near Sofia Amid Anarchist Clash
Report from Sofia details a fight with anarchists ending in several captured, a Bulgarian lieutenant aiding victims, and a detective involved in a fatal shooting on the city’s outskirts. The events followed a youthful gathering disrupted by violence as investigators pursue leads.
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Palle
Sofia
Counterfeiters Arrested by Denver Police
Denver police arrested Charles Fletcher, 50, Irving Peterson, 4%, and Ald Arotoy Larkins, 20.00, on counterfeiting charges. Authorities say they distributed fake dollars across the city as part of a larger scheme.
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Asthorilies
Charles Fletcher
Irving B. Peterson
Ald Arotoy Larkins
City
Leaders to Meet In June Convention Dates Adjusted
The Iowa State Federation of Labor leaders announce the convention will be held June 9, 10 and 11 in Des Moines, not in May as previously proposed. Officials said the change comes from Inderativa.
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Ather
Ros Moines
Unclear OCR Title Prompting Budget Figures
The fragment references contributions and relief totals, citing amounts like 585 929 and 265, indicating a funds update or charity drive. It mentions an organization and possible relief efforts for injuries or disasters, but readable specifics are sparse.
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Washington
Congressm an Haugen of Wisconsin in critical condition
Republican leader and head of the house agriculture committee, Congressman Haugen of Wisconsin, remained in emergency hospital care with bladder trouble. Doctors planned an operation but postponed, hoping his condition would improve by the following day.
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Haugen
Waarington
Renblican
Nia
Agelenture Conmitttes
Slayers and pursuits mark era in vast national hunt
Reports describe a dramatic climax in the manhunt for a suspect linked to sheriff shootings in Howard county and nearby towns, a mass pursuit ending with Morales’ capture as lawmen closed in after a long chase across counties. Debonair tensions flare as fires rage in Nebraska and Indian reserve areas nearby, with crews battling a spreading blaze along the Niobrara river and a cold wind driving the flames eastward. Mussolini appears in parliament after illness to a largely approving chamber, while Japan moves toward manhood suffrage with the House of Peers passing the bill in Tokyo.
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Nebraska
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Lae-Hoseit Indian’ Reservation
Triap County
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Loot Found In New York Band of Robbers Bootleggers
Two men Mitchell and Price were arrested in New York on charges as members of a robber and bootlegger ring. Police seized a cache of stolen goods valued up to £1,0009. the haul included $20,000 worth of woolens from the warehouse of PinoNs, Sach & Co.
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South Street
Trick Mitchell
Mas Price
PinoNs, Sach & Co
Chicago teens admit plotting high explosive test in dorm building
A group of Chicago youths including Franklin Wells and Lawrence Smith admitted planning and carrying out an explosion to test explosive power at Oak Park High School and nearby building sites. They stolePercic material, installed a lead pipe device, ignited gas, causing a dangerous blast that firefighters contained after 20 minutes.
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Dak Park Chiefs School
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Blast Kills Si2-B Montiontia Ky family in yard blast
In Warne county Kentucky a family of five children Tra, Car tis, Cecil, Beatrice, and Mar died when a can of nemgizcerin exploded in their yard near the Frab home. The father and other siblings were nearby as the blast occurred in the afternoon.
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Woman Dede and Mea Die In Seaside Auto Crash
Loven Megna of Castena Ta was killed and her sister Mea fatally hurt when their automobile overturned east of the city during a passing attempt in light rain. Wynn Samunyn of Castana was seriously injured. three other children in the car were unhurt.
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Cailazen
Parting With Another Finger By Dr Frederick Race
Dr Frederick Henry Racfter, a pioneer hand surgeon, contemplates sacrificing another finger in a rare operation. He has already lost seven fingers in service to science, enabling skin grafting and nerve repair advances. The surgeon states the sacrifices benefit humanity and he remains committed to further innovations.
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Frederick Henry Racfter
Darling’s Condition Improves After Illness
A clipped, early 20th century briefing reports Darling, a famed cartoonist known as the “Loonist,” shows slight improvement after a bout of peritonitis while confined for recovery. Separate items note a U S Treasury official from Boston resigning. a reported sleepwalker killed by a husband. a naval officer court martial for dishonorable conduct. and a pilot crashing a plane but escaping injury.
Hogue Appeals For Economy Director Urges Statewide Cooperation
Hogue, director of the Luister, urges economy and efficiency across state government after a thorough examination of departments. He calls for careful legislation to remedy extravagances and duplication, with cooperation from all departments and employees to achieve a comprehensive efficiency review over the next two years.
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Bey
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Governor Hammill Eyes Gas Tax to Fund Roads
Governor John Hammill urged a gas tax to fund highway expansion and the completion of road plans, arguing drivers should pay for the system. He spoke at Shenandoah’s dedicatory ceremony, noting the need to finance improvements and maintain state cooperation with cities and farms.
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