Relief for Nome as serum anti-toxin reachs epidemic front
Nome nurses fever to shield a diphtheria outbreak with 380000 anti-toxin units rationed after a record dog-sled relay. Mosher Kasson braves 96 degrees below zero winds, delivering the vital serum from Seattle via Seward Nenena and the Alaska Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Nome
Seattle
Maski
Nome Wi
Nenena
Sub
Arctic
Reha Arrivad
Kasson
Leonard Seppalie
Mesher
Shakiolk
Hust
Sorten Sound
Gelofnia
Nortom Souna
Alameda
Seward
Au Prem We Nome
Armeda
Siward
Darlinz
Navy
Department of Justice
Fairranks
Ralph Tackie
Anchorage
Murder charges tied to ram fued death of James Shearer
Police report that Ramses Patterson and Ralph Anderson faced murder charges after Shearer was shot Saturday following a mule theft dispute. Investigators say the pair tracked him for miles and Anderson fired during a confrontation as he attempted to recover a rifle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott Artz
Ramses Patterson
Lion Hunter
Terday
Ralph Anderson Young
James Shearer
Shearer
Anderson
Patterson
Gallens
Acceshine
Wwe
Heavily Damaged Text Provides Sporadic Auto Steam Note
Fragmentary OCR hints at an automotive steam related item with incomplete terms. Readable elements mention Pere Fes and heated equipment. Details are missing and concrete facts cannot be determined from the excerpt.
Wealthy broker gets pen term in assault case
Anthony X. Bullock, a wealthy Wildweed realty broker, was sentenced to five to ten years hard labor for criminal assault on Mrs Mary Newman of Philadelphia. His bail set at 10,000 dollars pending Supreme Court appeal. his daughter Mary Bullock was acquitted after an eight hour jury deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landing
N J
Anthony X. Bullock
Wildweed Realty
Mary Newman
Philadelphia
William H. Smathers
Bubeck
Smathers
Supreme Court
Warldwood
Mary Bullock
Seven year old girl accused after attempted poisoning
Fragmented report notes a seven year old girl alleged to have attempted to poison family members at General Hospital. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but mention of an attack on a one year old and a possible case against the child. Further official action is not specified in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fos Angelics
Aba Thampaon
Alegrd
Maxie Platt
Tragic Slaying of Two Children In Pottstown Area
Priscilla Hingaman four months and Willem Bingaman four months were beaten to death by their father Walter Bingaman a deed deemed demented by police. Grandfather Geng Bingaman died from excitement. Walter Bingaman remains in hospital awaiting possible murder trial. funeral services held at Miss Sarah Bingaman home. burial at Coventryville cemetery.
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Pottstown
Priscilla Hingaman
Willem D. Bingaman
Geng
Bingaman
Chiildren
Sarah Bingaman
Coventryville
Walter Bingaman
Chester County Hospital For
Eville
Sproat
Chester County
Burning Naphtha Well Threatens Whole City
The largest naphtha well in Baku erupts in flames on February 3 causing 25 deaths and 15 injuries. A giant blaze lights the city as officials try to confine the fire. a 40 foot tunnel has been dug to divert the flow and stop spread. The cause remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baku
Azerbaijan
Religious Sect Plans Friday World’s End Gathering
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a religious group preparing a Friday event titled World’s End. Names and dates are unclear though references to Pema Home and Levenson appear amid garbled phrases about an audience and a planned meeting.
Thaber Tract Suit Heads to Higher Court
The Thaber tract case, arising from lumber cut on a disputed five acre strip, advances to the Court of Appeal after a September term verdict granting 8250 to E Virgil Yarn. Plaintiffs were represented by Heggsn l Freeny and Wailes. defendants by Claude Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeal
Purnell T Deans
Appelap
Cers
E. Virgil Hearn
WH. Lloyd Hearn
J. Adakwa
Hettie F. Chandler
E. Virgil Yarn
D’. Cfs
Fileg Snl Freeny and
Wailes
Claude Bailey
Mr. Dennis
Nathaniel Cyrus Ennis
Deelire
Y Re Ag
Fajah
Hearn Holding
5 Teams in 200 Mile Non-Step Dog Races
The Pas Derby Association held its eighth annual 286 mile non step dog race amid boycotted entries. Leading mushers skipped the event protesting the course on Judson Bay Railway Herb Lake and seeking a lumber-trail route. Early entrants began at 10 am with prizes totaling 1290 dollars for the winner and decreasing amounts for runners up.
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Pas
Manitoba
Pas Derby Association
Northland
Tvc
Promerat
Cnter
Judson’s Bay Railway
J Bacon
E. St. Guddare
Berd
Uctatet
Wil Ge
Tng
Hangs By Lamp At Circus Scene
Fragment reads of a man suspended from a lamp during a circus scene. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a hanging display or accident with a performer named Henri Gere era unclear and local authorities possibly involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri Gere
Arewr
Dee Fearcems
Bens Ty
Chandler Curng
Lester
Tramp Beats Way On Train In Unclear Incident
An unclear report describes a tramp attempting to ride trains and an incident near a station. Details are fragmented with references to a train, a bystander, and a possible accident or confrontation. The account mentions Nansen and mentions someone named Dutton in a chaotic scene.
Wealthy Hotel Owner Faces Defamation Trial Plan
In Chicago on February 3, W E D Stokes a New York hotel owner is to have a five year prison term sought by prosecutors in a trial tomorrow. Stokes is charged with conspiring to defame Helen Elwood Stokes of Denver his former wife. Indictment also names Dan te Nugent his New York attorneys over alleged attempts to obtain testimony about Mrs Stokes reputation. Stokes nearing 86 arrived Sunday with a nurse.
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Chicago
W. E. D. Stokes
New York
Helen Elwood Stokes
Denver
Stokes
Dante Nugent
Baltimore theater producer in critical condition after heart attack
The Associated Frese reports theatrical producer Earl Carrell was taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital with a heart attack. He had a rested night but remained in serious condition. Carrell, 32, had been in Baltimore to supervise the first presentation of his Vanities and had worked relentlessly on new productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltuware
Earl Carrell
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mr. Carroll
Baltimore
Lis
Carrell
Memorial service honors Lenin with crowd at Madison Square Garden
Swayed 15 000 Norris Eoester 14 was the most forceful speaker at the memorial services for Lenin at Madison Square Garden New York. His anti capitalist rhetoric drew cheers as he urged comrades to keep with the dead apostle of Bolshevism among the children. Young Spector is a public school student in the junior grade high school in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Eoester
Madison Square Garden
New York
Lenin
Young Spector
Duel on street leaves one youth dead and another hurt
Lexington, Manz Feb 3 two 19 year old youths engaged in a pistol duel on a street injuring one fatally and wounding the other. Joseph Statsky a high school senior and football star survived the affair and is under questioning as authorities investigate a quarrel over liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Manz
Hrough
Joseph Statsky
Feothell
Pemart
Thrown Into Bar Scene in London Saloon
John Markle, intoxicated, was ejected from the Crescent Saloon by a furious proprietor. Policeman Harry Crabb deemed Markle too drunk for street duty and remanded him back inside the saloon.
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London
John Markle
Crescent
Harry Crabb
Markle
Steamship incident and diplomatic updates in late news brief
A late news bulletin reports a steamship collision near Baltimore with freight loss but no passengers, and notes the ship rests amid ebbing tides. Other items include a U.S. House stance backing World Court adherence and a German commercial treaty report with tariff considerations.
Explorer near death as cave rescue fails
In Kentucky, cave explorer Collins remains trapped under a fallen boulder in Sand Cave, fast weakening after more than a day. Rescue attempts, including a compressed air drill from Louisville, have failed as teams struggle through freezing, waterlogged passages to reach him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cave City
Flos Collins
Pats
Heur
Collina
Lewisville
Logisville Courier-Journel
Aiea Bevy Te Coe
Dent
Ile Anid
Collins
Marshall
Hemmer
Optio
Bar Saxophones and the Saxophones Halted Return
A report states bar saxophones and the saxophone group have been stopped on their return to the United States triggering questions about travel or customs action.
Fragmented OCR Nonlinear Note on skating and plants
A garbled OCR fragment mentions skating and plants with scattered phrases. It references words like skate and German and includes unrelated terms and symbols, lacking coherent context or clear event.
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Conquer Nature
Northlend
Maynard-Columbus Hospitl
Bertha Saville
Curtes Welch
Public Health Service
Arizona
Pere
Fes
Wildweed
N. J
Wan
Pema
Ciew
Marrvar
Reson Atos Sete
Levenson
Court of Appeals
Cret
Madra
Reda
Earimeer
Tre St. Sar
Emery de
Lune
Grace
Rom Beach
Dutton
W. E. D. Stoken
Ek K Baltoosse
Haltimere
Alicios
Rodange
Washington
A. P.J
House
Meuse F Asien Compantet
Reb
Seuste
Matburgh
Esundier
Ttsburgh Icent
Tre Clerk
Wertinghanee Wiercarpe
Alesha
Dag Teem
Camehbell
Explorer
Floyd Collins
Hewider
Stu
Tee
Freee
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