City Solicitor Named Peoples Counsel Before Hearing
Trial builds to a climax amid a sensational crime and manhunt. authorities seek a peaceful trial for the accused as a princess and officers attempted to serve a warrant on Merrill. The county braces for a high profile courtroom event while a wide search for the fugitive continues through swamps and fields with citizens and farmers aiding in the pursuit.
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Ofere
Hospital
Rupe
Merrill
Anne
Perry Wax Saale
Heir to Benefactor Will In Typhoid Case
The death of a minor described as an orphan from typhoid fever at the Shepherd home prompts State's Attorneys to question F T Breidigan, linked to Minoia Research Laboratories, about statements on germ cultures. Shepherd, en route from Albuquerque, is involved as authorities probe the typhoid outbreak connection.
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Reserteios
Witten
Shepherd
William Nelson McClinteck
Albuquerque
N. M
F. T. Breidigan
Battle Creek
Mich
Minoia Research
Kanmeas City
Miles Named Solicitor General for Public Service Commission
Clarence W Miles was named by Governor Albert C Ritchie as first general counsel to succeed William Miles Maloy as counsel to the Public Service Commission. The appointment takes effect January 1 after Maloy's resignation handed to the governor on Christmas Eve. Miles accepted after a phone call from the governor and was endorsed by the Commission.
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Clarence W Miles
City Solieiien
Albert C. Ritchie
Frestne
Public Service
William Mises
Maloy
Executive
Ritchie
Mile
Miles
Eo Stale
Mae Toy
Feepie
Nervous Bridegroom Declares Betrothal Rumor Baseless
Revered pastor Joseph Wal loth says sensational reports of a trembling bride are bunk. The church leader dismisses the tale as unfounded while noting no wedding plans or wedding date are confirmed.
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Joseph Walloth
Germ
Freehend
New York Homeless Deaf Mate Tries to Wreck Train
A disorderly incident unfolds as New York's itinerant deaf man known as Mr Zere, backed by an army of unemployed followers, rents from churches and threatens to sabotage rail lines. Authorities consider baths and temporary housing to address unrest and deter further actions.
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New York
Ledeus
Mr. Zere
Coler Haa
Twenty Fire Victims Buried in One Grave
A Christmas Eve fire that wrecked a community school led to a mass burial. Eight bodies were interred yesterday after a memorial service at the Kobart Auditorium with ministers from all denominations. One large grave was dug to receive twenty victims, while others remained for separate graves as families requested. At least three of the injured are not expected to recover.
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Hobart Okla
Babs
Uaiay
Hbouse
Kobart Auditorum
Snow and Cold Wave Forecast for Mid Atlantic Week
Weather outlook predicts abnormally cold start to the week, slight warming Tuesday, then colder again later. Period includes fair Monday with possible snow mid to late week. Also mentions plans for Pacific flights by Japanese sisters announced by the Imperial Aviation Society.
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Washington
Mon- Marth
Middle Atlantic
The
Imperial Avistiog Society
Surgeons Restore Patient After Cardiac Occlusion
A report notes that surgeons saved a patient after a heart occlusion. The operation resumed heart function and the patient, Max Peck, survived the procedure. The account highlights the delicate medical achievement and the patient’s stable condition afterward.
Jary ls Disided De McCoy's Fete Gy Yee Ancentes
Unclear fragment suggests a local event or fete in early December. Mentions a prize ring and a named participant "Kid" Vasquez. Unable to confirm full details due to garbled text.
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Jary Ls
de McCoy
Prise Ring
Endiess Gaverns Ends Noted By Local Page Item
A fragment from The Aqwemess Newmarket in Virginia notes the end of Endiess Gaverns with a brief handwritten remark and a reference to a page. The readable text is sparse but confirms an endpoint mention in the tiny clipping.
Vessels in Distress Signal Picked Up in Gale
A distress call from the Sarthe was picked up by the Fast Moriches wireless station after a gale southwest of the islands. The call did not specify the nature of the vessel’s distress and no other ships were dispatched to assist. The Sarthe’s crew reportedly feared a loss but was later rescued.
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Christias
Norway
Sarthe
Moriches, S. L. Staten
Huge submarine ready for service ships in New Hampshire
Portamouth New Hampshire December 27 1916 fleet submarine V-2 a sister ship of the V-1 launched here last July will be launched here today. Twice as large as any previously constructed in the United States they are the first of a group of sea going submarines authorized by Congress in 1916.
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Portamouth
Nhh
United States
Congress
Fourteen Bodies Recovered From Flood Disaster
Flooded area continued to be scoured as recovery teams added four more bodies to the tally, raising known deaths to fourteen. Dozens remained missing or injured with several burn and eye injuries reported. anxious relatives surrounded the affected town as rescue efforts persisted.
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Saltville
Jared
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Eugene Grace
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Robert Bruce
Scotland
JC. W. Miles Named
Bie
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Far Snes
Sride
Mag
Mr. Zero
Girl City
Lewistown
Dee
William Eter
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Cescago
Max Peck
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Virginia
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Helsten
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