Ohio City Horror: Clubber Kills Woman in Toledo
Mary Kindley, 42, found slain in a Toledo yard near her home. Police report blunt force trauma to the head, belief she was attacked near the sidewalk where bloodstains were seen. The crime widens fear as authorities renew hunt amid a string of similar assaults. A $1,000 city reward remains in effect.
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Mary Kindley
Toledo
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Matte Sturrell
Till
Fran Vanoug
Clube
Nanny Wottan
Aneeran Leaen
Rove Hatneld
Calant
Anwtmr
Cima
Haut Gartier
Faetiral
Actas
Breakers of Sabbath urged to stop, famed lawyer warns
New York Jan. 1.04N. 700 Leah Webster Cooper of the Sabbath Crusade Committee, Tennessee, predicts Americans will gallop to ruin if Sabbath breaking continues. He cites railroads and Sunday papers, urging editors and readers to halt Sunday trains and Sunday newspapers to save the nation.
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New York
Leah Webster Cooper
Tennessee Syed
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Washington
Tomeron
Coolidge
America
Tas New Jurk Associates
Gasper
Erie Railroad
Lost Georgia hunt yields surprising discovery
A fragment reports a hunt in Georgia ending with an unexpected find. Local residents and officials are weighing the implications as details remain scarce.
Divorce Granted Amid Turbulent New York Headlines
A high profile divorce between Kahboiar and Valentane dominates late news in New York, tied to the film world and reported amid broader chaos. The bulletin notes legal action, public interest, and multiple domestic and security concerns surrounding the couple and associated figures.
Mitchell court martial review mulls pay forfeiture fate
War Department review of Col William Mitchell’s court martial upholds legal aspects of conviction and contemplates pay and allowances forfeiture for five years. President Coolidge could commute or reduce the sentence while Mitchell vows to continue his fight for adequate defense and air force reform.
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Washington
Jan Oto
William Mitchell
War Department Board of Review
Judge Advocate General
Army
Davis
Coolidge
Board of Review
Hull
Peru
Col Mitchell
Cost to Teacher $115000 to Live Up to Agreement
Fragmented OCR text discusses a cost figure of 115000 tied to a teacher agreement. Mentions wages, living costs, and related terms in a garbled passage with multiple nonstandard phrases and unclear context. No clear date or location identified.
Fragmented OCR Notice and Odd Punctuation Remnant
A garbled OCR text fragment appears to reference names numbers and places in a broken manner. It contains scattered letters and partial terms lacking coherent sentences or identifiable events. No clear subject or outcome can be determined from the readable portions.
World Court effort to block Senate voting persists
Fragmentary text shows discussion of World Court aims to hinder Senate action. References to Johnson and Reed, preventive measures, and ongoing debate imply a political maneuver tied to an international court’s influence on U S legislative processes.
Testimony Exposes Double Expenditure Plan in Hemeon Md Trial
A trial in Hemeon Md centers on former budget clerk How and Kaufman Hoge accused of forging funds. Witness Archer described forged materials used to misappropriate funds, with proceedings detailing alleged schemes and involved parties amid scrutiny of elated charges.
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Hemeon
Wilaeny’ Telimeny
Mbes Og
McGraw’s Real Estate Boom Hits Florida Town
John J. McGraw of the New York Giants fame brought spring training to Muggsy Real Estato in Saranta Florida prompting rapid land sales. He pooled 1592 acres for subdivision and plans to clear the area, aided by a rock deposit on his land that could cut road material costs. Metacan and peers inspect Veannat Park zoning from hydroplane.
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Saranta
Fla
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
McGraw
John J. Metacan
Delmar Man Overcome by Gas in Home
Delmar Maryland residents report Barton Freeny found semiconscious from gas in his kitchen after an open jet failed to vent. Neighbors forced entry to discover him alone. relatives say the incident may be accidental and note Freeny’s stable but not fully conscious condition.
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Delmar
Pelmar
Barton Freeny
Manning Chipman
Freeny
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brown eyes longer lasting than blue in eye health note
Chicago report on Brown eyes lasting longer than blue eyes and protective effects. Dr HLS McCray explains brown eyes act like dark curtains reducing light, aiding eye comfort and safety for post office workers. Eye tests demonstrate how lenses affect vision and cataract indicators.
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Chicago
A. P
Hls. McCray
Misson State
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