Girl killed by old sweetheart in O'Neill incident
Verzal Miss 25 of Aikingon Nel was shot by her former sweetheart Gregor, after attending a show with her mother and brother. He fled, attempted suicide, then surrendered, later sentenced in Salt Brite to years in prison for the August 2 1924 shooting which killed Miss Verzal ten days later.
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Miss Vergal
Gregor
Ilesell
Miss Vernal
Dimaed
Golg
O Neil
Jal
Lincoln
Miss Verzal
Hiss
Prask Gregor
Rigin
Oneill
Salt Brite
France
Keniwon
Franee
Treeowal
Africa
Indiana Man Murdered at Crows Point Witness Testimony Ties
A report from Crows Point details a murder of an Indiana man tied to a witness who identified Attorney Mad S. Fancher. Cochran, the sole witness, had testified against John O Malley, who received a life term, and Alex McCabe, who faces a pending new trial motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Crowe Point
Cochran
Mad S. Fancher
Crows Point
Tohn O'Malley
Alex McCabe
Two Youths Die in Salt Lake City Plane Crash
A passenger plane crash near Woodward Dying in Salt Lake City killed two 16 year old youths Grant Chrigteneen and Rune sell Detoge, along with pilot Claven Nelson, a former air service official. Names withheld for several hours pending family notification as authorities investigated the midair catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Claven Nelson
Aie Mal
Inga Ebumerclil
Grant Chrigteneen
Runesell Detoge
Woodward
Tgikspinam
Premier Massey Dead in Wellington City
Premier Massey of New Zealand has died in Wellington. The news notes postwar changes and shifts in leadership amid ongoing international conferences.
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Massey
Wellington
Pergusin
New Zealot
Air
Mingyay
Tia
Death claims Herbert Quick in Siena City era
Herbert Quick, economist and law writer, died recently in Siena City. The obituary notes his association with Hubert Guink and references his work in serlos and antior sectors along with ties to Ga and nrt with Inmbla.
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Herbert Quick
Siena City
Hubert Guink
Serlos, Antior, Law
Nrt
Wit Dinrae al Ga
Net
Inmbla, Ma
Dakota Child Fatally Hurt In Plannkinton Incident
A young girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Osburn of Plannkinton, died from injuries after a wagon accident near a fence. The mother suffered bruises but will recover, and the father was uninjured. The crash occurred as the family was riding when the horse bolted and fell. The community mourns as authorities investigate.
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Lam
Osburn
Charles
Injntins
Clare
Coast Guard Poised for Summer War on Rum Runners
Washington reports the Coast Guard ready for a summer campaign to curb rum running. Admiral Willard calls for vigilance as smugglers seek weak spots along the coast from New York to Chesapeake and Florida, with ships near Virginia Capes and in the Florida Gulf.
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Washington
Tha
Coast Guard
New York
Willard
CIA
Aya
Téentaian
Gorminatder
Communianc
Sebtautius
Hoowever
Will
York
Virginia Capes
Chesapeake Bay
Yeandle
Bay Shore
Florida
Proposal for a Staite legislative change sparks debate
Lawmakers consider a bill to require courts to address cases of killing with new safeguards, tied to the Shepherd-William McClin controversy. Attorney Carl Molen advocates the measure in a letter presented to Chief Justice Marie Olsen, highlighting jury prerogatives and estate rights. The discussion references a broad set of cases and locations, including Memphis, Casharnas Landing, and Helena, with attention to interdepartmental concerns and public notices.
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William McClintools
Iim
Shepherd
Carl Molen
Quincy
Mioniéipnteau
Indian Fighter Die in Valentine Neb After Battle
An elderly veteran, Captain A. G. Shaw aged 83, died in Valentine Nebraska. A former Civil War veteran and noted fighter, Shaw was linked to various wartime and vigilante era figures. His death follows the aftermath of a recent clash near Big Hout and Goa Custer’s body remains未 confirmed.
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Die
Valentine
A. G. Shaw
Goa
Custer
Big Hout
Nery
Truffilo RL
Patrice Gills
Slanary West
Negro Klan Members Win in Indiana Primaries
Official primary tally shows three percent of voters supporting foreigners. Three Negroes aligned with the Klan linked party gained council seats. Floyd Willigashaw leads mayoral race with a 2310 vote plurality. ticket remains with the same slate.
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Negro Klan
Gary
Knkmn
Kot
Floyd Willigashaw
Nomminativn
Boven
Ploy Varrien Withim
Kim Dicket
River steamer sinks with twelve dead or missing
Memphis, Tenn. a government steamer named Narimwe capsized on the Mississippi River about 150 miles south of Memphis. Excursionists from the Mid-South Engineers association were aboard. Rescue efforts and meager reports followed as ambulances and speedboats converged on the scene.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
Bela Caaharnas Landing
Miss
Inter Nen
Viking
M. B. Norman
Inday
Narinwe
Exon
Mid-South Association of Engineers
Aesiphis
Speeiboat
Geoo i
Huni Chuenuw
Memphigvil Hospital
Canadian Alarm Over U S Prohibition Measures
Canadian citizens decry proposed U S prohibition enforcement as harming friendly ties. John H. Redd comments on a shouted “shoot to kill” program, linked to American naval actions and strain on hemispheric relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gudler
Detroit
United State
John H. Redd
Ameren Ary Navy
Monroe House at 4 Prince Street Recounted
Article recalls the Monroe Memorial house at 4 Prince Street in New York and its status as a proposed national memorial. It notes efforts to preserve the home of the fifth president and mentions difficulties in funding and supporting the project.
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Historie
Monroe
New York
Historia Monat
Prince-arrevt
Theifth
Umuat States
Cifons
Monroe Memorial
Ims
Tunis
Nderi
Moore
Swindlers Given Prison Sentences in District Court
Minneapolis report details Gladys Norman and Edward C. Norman receiving prison terms from one to ten years after conviction on charges of stealing an automobile belonging to a Minneapolis man. The cases stem from swindling activity tied to prior schemes involving suspects named in the district court proceeding.
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Minneapolis
Minu
Gladys Norman
Et Husbard
Edward C. Noman
Cso
FL Péreday
Kemer Et Gelwin
Pacing Plant Manager Shot in Chicago Office
Henry Morris, a Pacing Plant Manager for Swift & Go in Chicago, was fatally shot in his office by a drug impaired stenographer. The incident occurred at the Havana Henry Morris branch of the company. Police are investigating the motive and timeline of the shooting.
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Slamn
Havana
Henry Morris
Chicago
Haya
Swift & Go
Prominent Lawyer Dead in Pasadena On Heart Disease
Renowned lawyer with international reputation and former president of the American Bar Association dies in Pasadena. He had lived on Codenia Avenue and passed away due to heart disease this winter in St. Paul.
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Pasadena
Cal—Codenia Av
Bryan and Coolidge House Visit Sparks Political Play
Fragmentary OCR note describes William Jennings Bryan engaging with Mr. Coolidge at the White House and a public spectacle where Mr. Usyag urged restraint while inviting interaction. The legible bits imply a tense encounter amid political theater involving Bryan and Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Gusst
Coolidge
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Tench
Pyerkleat
Usyag
Aime
Shepherd Held by Jury in McClintock Death Case
Jury findings indict Shepherd McClintock’s foster father for murder and hold Mrs Shepherd as accessory. Jury also considers death of Mrs McClintock and related cases, noting mercury poisoning suspected but no poison found in exhumed body. State attorney says warrants will issue for Mrs Shepherd and suspect held for further proceedings. Jury’s two month inquiry concluded with verdicts and fresh inquiries into related deaths.
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Ama Nelson Medkntock
Yaune Miliigmuire
Shepherd
McClintock
Mr. Olsan
Dad
Dodge Harry Olson
Ve. Olu
Tig
Jelcury
McChitoe
Carlos
Baintatt
Alman
Lacey Menzly
Hay
Inquist
Tan
Mre. McClintock Ao
Olson
World Council of Women Holds Ninth Quinquennial Convention
The International Council of Women began its ninth quinquennial convention addressing dangers and difficulties facing modern civilization. Secretary Hoover urged women to help solve widespread social and economic problems as the gathering runs through May 10.
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Wasuingion
Herbert Hoover
Rommercs
Gil
International Council of Woiyen
Delivery Attempt Shocks Chicago Prison Scene
An attempted wholesale delivery of prendases in Ong and a plot at the house of qu Tertion wig Iruu crater triggered an alert. Prison officials described sawn cells and a curved wooden revolver recovered, with Graben, the superintendent, making the announcement.
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Chicago
Richie
Graben
Darrow to Defend Voss in Forged Instrument Case
Charles L. Voss, facing charges of uttering a forged instrument in a bank matter, may be defended by Clarence Darrow of Chicago. Reports say Darrow has not confirmed or denied involvement amid ongoing speculation.
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Darrow
Voss
Penison
Charles L. Voss
Felis
Shiehen
Bomb Explosion in Lisbon Protest Hits Street Cars
A bomb exploded in Lisbon in a garden near the Interintendento tramway service in what police call a protest. The incident disrupted public transit and followed a dispute over street car tuning. A local bank and financial firms reportedly failed to open, with deposits and account details unclear and unfinished in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Interintendento
Hine Nompahy
Denver Barge Explosion Foreshadows Boots Ring Probe
Sheriff Waller H. Johnson of Jefferson County announced a barge moonshine explosion 30 miles northwest of Denver caused a 409 acre forest fire. Firefighters subdued the blaze as the sheriff ordered a search for three other men while Denver police were to assist in the inquiry.
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Denver
Draver
Waller H. Johnson
Jefferson County
Flemus
Iowa News Infits Amid Broad State Efforts and Grants
A flurry of state events and gifts includes Nevada funds aid. Governor Stammill to deliver the commencement at Cherokee high school on May 28. Carnegie gifts totalling 375,000 aid Collego and library projects. Boone hosts Iowa Lutheran conference on June 24. Stout City opens a new humane unit. Memorial Day services planned. Iowa swine and dairy notes, road funding, and highway studies. Des Moines wealth and tax actions, fair and theater events, and civic projects reflect a busy state outlook this spring.
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Nevada
Walue
Anny
Stammill
Cuecol-lego Library
Carnegie Corporation
Euthher League
Iowa Lutheran Conference
Boone
Io Salyard
Main
Carnegie
Thrinnell College
Stout City Humane Nouisty
Wit Field
Moines
Iowa City
Davenport
Tenee Sinut
Uy Dee Moines
Hauburg
Stuart
Italy
Page
Fremont
Sidney Memorial Day
Webster
Des Mainés
Lave Cas
Iowa Tarding
Swit & Co
Webster City
Mason City
Grand Army of the Republic
Pew Low Credit Union
General Assembly
VGN
Charles J. Futton
Frank J
Louie Tron
Coanfield
Clinton Independent
Iowa
Thor
Lawa
Wojon
Weaders
Nay Horpow
Columbia University
Ralph K. Turner
University of Iowa
Columbia
Farmers of Iowa
Amriculture
Iowa State College
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