Three SLAIN IN A BLOODY BATTLE IN ALABAMA
A chaotic afternoon in Helena Alabama left three men dead and others wounded after a courthouse dispute escalated into a shooting spree. Allen Abernathy 29 Graymont Charles Philips 22 coal miner Finland John Margin Cain 45 a Black laborer Helena were killed as gunfire erupted near Jefferson County court. A second incident in Birmingham led to a man hanged conviction, while in Texas masked men whipped plumber Walter Bierce over alleged offenses.
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Birmingham Sla
Helena
Als
Coura
Allen Abernathy
Abernathy
Jefferson County
Graymont
Ala
Charles Philips
Coal Rainer
Finland
John Margin Cain
Aberpathy
Birms
Wwehay
Celaril
Haml
Insurance costs rise in Minnesota with premiums up about two percent
amid a projected total premium increase near 1000000 for all policies, Henry McColl of the Minnesota Insurance Commission confirms the small rate hike. Widespread economic strain is noted as other topics touch on confiscation by Wisconsin authorities and shifting national appetites affecting food demand.
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Minnesota
Henry McColl
Meimtar
Ure Mianasota Ins Hawtrial Coringsaton
French Officials Blast Victims on Damaged Railway
French officials report a deadly blast at the Tistala railway line disrupting passenger service. The attack claimed multiple casualties and sparked a heavy police response as investigators search for suspects linked to Coblonz.
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Forttu
Mirve
Tistala
Rai
Dave Fram Coblonz
Bishop Harding Passes Away in Quiet Manner
Aged church leader Bishop Harding died after several weeks of illness at his home in Marion. Local obituaries note his long service in the Protestant Episcopal Diocese and mourners gather for services. Literary and civic items reference recent investigations and student incidents at Northwestern University and nearby towns.
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Harding
Dabop
Alfred Tuyding
Elevrh
Tile Hae
Severay Weels
War Graft Plan Nears Navy Action in Prohibition Era
Washington reports the administration plans to deploy naval forces within a week to enforce prohibition against smugglers off American shores. The size and scope hinge on legal opinion from Justice and the president’s approval, with talks involving the navy, secretary of state, and other branches.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Grees
Department of Uetica
Aitouteed
Moon
Heymour
Noida
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Pnda
Juadlen
Naval
Haralus
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White House
White Horn
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Juntlee
So Department of Justice
Poanwhile
Mughasling
Stile Department
Haus
Hrligh
Adiaeesudor Godduw
Iygdo
Amots
Hughante
Wlvanie l
World stage chaos forces mayor to halt performance
A disorderly scene erupted when a city event featured Banter Forerd and Younyacawh. Officials ordered the show paused as crowd disruption and unsafe conditions interrupted the program led by Mayor Totao.
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Anon
Willyight Wies
Totao
Randy
Strike Talk Impacts New York Sugar Futures
Sugar futures in New York fell sharply as a strike affected market moves. Operators adjusted cabin loads and prices, while a publication on the coal miner movement stirred further reaction.
Prigon Terma for Violators in Indiana Case
On record from Gary and Lake County Indiana, about 11 defendants faced charges under prohibition laws. Of those tried, 62 percent were convicted of conspiracy related offenses tied to unlawful liquor activity in the region.
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Prigon
Indianapolia
Seateneos Rink
Gary
Luka
Countty
Indianta
Reath Sammons Knute Nelson on Pennsylvanian Rail Trip
Reath Sammons and Knute Nelson were aboard a Pennsylvania railroad train traveling from Washington to Chicago with plans to continue to Minnesota. The stop treated the voyage as part of a longer journey to the Midwest, involving Hortlabirg in Pennsylvania and Wa way ta Minnesota.
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Reath Sammons Knute Nelson
Hortlabirg
United Staten Herntor
Kuta Nolwan Dlad
Pennaylynnia
Washlngton
Chionga
Minnesota
Oregon Guards Reorganize Transport Plans in Salam Oregon
Ming Cai reports that under instruction from General Pierce the adjutant general's office arranged to move machine guns automatic rifles and howitzers for the Oregon National Guard. The plan, to transport by motor vehicle, centers on a midterm matter involving the adjutant general and the guard's readiness at the Mont realled location.
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Ming Cai
Oregon Guards
Salam
Ore
Pierce
Adj
Gan
George A. Whiteba
National Guard
Manda Nereamry
Troops Needed to Protect Lives in Dixie District
Fragmented report notes Walter Higginbotham charged with first degree murder in the death of Martin Trhert of Mitsiah North Dakota. May 2 day mentions district 16 committees and Sheriff J. Jomea facing removal.
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Jomea
Lean County
Ax Wielder Convicted in Wife Slaying Case
A Cedar Rapids man was convicted of manslaughter after using an axe to kill his wife and another person. The defendant Leroy was sentenced to a lengthy prison term of several years to serve in Pot Madison.
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Saori T. Kacare
Pott Madison
Relapse noted for Cape Michin leader and conductor
A garbled report notes a relapse affecting Cape Michin and Prince George GOW with figures Gabe Ailton and Orchestra Conductor Didse. New York Dr. Arthur Maga, a choral and orchestra conductor born in Columbus, Ohio in 1950, is mentioned among unclear references.
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Cape Michin
Prince George Gow
Gabe Ailton
Didse
New York
Arthur Maga
Columbus
Five Workmen Die In Roof Accident At Ubi Hotel
Five bricklayers killed when a scaffold collapsed at the Ubi Hotel in Monticallo. Workers hailed from Oregon and Washington cities. One survivor was trapped briefly, and an inspection found the structure defective and the scaffold unsafe.
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Ubi Hotel Monticallo
Andersonsteuelion
Oregon
Wratheton
World Court plan goal of President Harding
President Harding pledged American membership in the Permanent Court of International Justice, arguing the move would not mean joining the League of Nations. He spoke before AP editors and publishers, outlining advantages and addressing opponents, insisting the United States would remain separate from any entanglement in European alliances.
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Harding
Permanent Court of International Justice
Membara
Associated Press
Mt. Marding
Congress
Shh Unitéd Staes
League of Nations
Ile
America
United States
Great Britain
League Assembly
Natarat Ting
Magliah
Kiashty
Indictments in Bourbon Parish Murder Case
Rumor of indictments in a Bourbon Parish murder case emerges as a grand jury report outlines charges against unidentified suspects in the deaths of Jorenh L. Estoninal and Augusto F. Esteves. Deputy sheriff figures tied to the case appear in the partial proceedings referenced to Judge Peret.
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Lane
St. Bernard Pariah
Former Banker Found Guilty by Local Court
An unnamed former banker, Dew Maines, was found guilty of accepting improper payments related to a public leak case. The trial occurred in a regional court with a jury present. Sentencing or next steps were not detailed in the readable text.
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New Maines
Pimubielor Ani
Cotingr
Dew Maines
Kaa
Gregory
Sekeduhil
Warrior Allotments Immediate Under New Aid Plan
Secretary Weeks announced after a conference with President Hordinis that 51,000,000 ryora in aid will be allotted to Worlington and related projects. The move authorizes immediate rule changes and continued contracts on carrier lines under the new appropriation.
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Worlington
1. C
Hurhara
Ang
Plogchip California Deck Tragedy Injures Seaman
Aboard the Plogchip California off Ban Fodve a seaman named Whitmamotar was fatally injured when a deck structure rotated and collapsed as he passed beneath. C Wayne and Wag fatally injured, with one other crew member hurt.
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California
C. Wayne
Wag
Whitmamotar
Henge
Auddenty
New York Harbor Strike Affects Marine Transport Work
Unclear readable text indicates a strike by New York harbor workers impacting marine transport. The report mentions ship crews and possible disruption to harbor operations as labor actions unfold in New York City.
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New York
Faceo
New York Harbor
Entanglement Tragedy Claims Life in Oginha Neb
A fatal accident in Oginha Nebraska ends a marriage crisis when 47 year old Jod Talpi Cole died. Authorities reported an entanglement incident resulting in a deadly outcome near the residence. The investigation continues to determine the exact sequence of events and any contributing factors.
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Oginha
Jod Talpi
Cole
Mauhanle
Modern Girl Losing Beauty in Chicago Disturbance
A chaotic report from Chicago describes a modern girl losing beauty amid a public incident. Attested voices accuse Sir William Wit Orpen of ignorance as bystanders react with shock and protest, while witnesses note the scene drew in many women who disagreed with his statements.
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Chicago
Atatomanta
Wit Orpen
Balnler
Anil
Phyatehem
Lal
Sir William
Iowa State News Highlights From Fragments of 1920s Clippings
A sprawling column from the Hawkeye state reports on diverse figures and events. Herman, builder of Wateriga, elected district American Legion commander. Adams of Ottumwa arrested in Davenport on Mann act charges. Mrs. Harry Starks dies in Monticello, followed by her daughter in a double funeral. Federal court jail terms issued. orphans arrive in Red Oak under New York Children’s Aid Society. Steelken of LeMars awarded a hero medal in St. Louis for lifesaving swim. Shenandoah Park Association suspends articles to plan an amusement park and pool at fair grounds. Industrial activity rises in Newton. Hamburg man treated after infection. Labor leader Canfield joins federal board. guards funding cuts teased. County farm outputs and tax auctions noted. tuberculosis efforts and government programs discussed. Generational snippets cover livestock, hogs, and farm club expansions. A broad snapshot of Iowa life in 1920s news, politics, labor, and agriculture.
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Builer
Wateriga
American Legion
Adams
Ottumwa
Davenport
Mann
Clune Anetharitias
Harry Starks
Howe
Monticette
Ill
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G Mhonthe
Layenye
Red Oak
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Lowe
Char
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Steelken Af LeMarshon
Resi Ator Purina
St. Louis
Waldo Guerkout
Artekioldera
Shenandloah Petr Association
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Fair Grounds
Birly Inclorigs
Newton
Fye Bigs
John Hale
Hamburg
Bigita
Fred A. Canfield
Cotur Hupids
Cor Wer
Iowa Federation of Labor
Department of Justice
Washington
Secretary of Labor
Davis
Uafraxen
G. W. Halwinger
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Ames
George Tansy
Burge Jersey Hogs
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Loris C.rusher
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Addie
Mardin
Sweatland
Saventydiya Actes
William
Favin Boraau
Humbalde
Moria
Viumboldl
Villigaraa
Ariva
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Weadbury
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Imine
Othte Bonne
Thotr Wlensra
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