Death at farmhouse as troopers clash over abuse claims
In Dutl, Nevada, Beatrice Meaney died during an all night siege at a brother’s farm as twelve state troopers, plus two agents of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, were charged with murder. The jury verdict drew applause from farmers.
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Femington
N.V
Dutl
Society For the Prevention of
F. Charles
Beatrice Meaney
Howe
Meaney
Timothy
James
Daniel Foreser
Alfred K. Lareen
Leslie Pusenterry
Harry Hanaway
S.P
Air Invasion Canada Set to Begin Monday
The first formal air invasion by American planes is planned from Belfringe Field Mach for daybreak Monday. Twelve swift planes will depart for Montreal and Ottawa as guests of the Canadian air forces with approval from U S and Canadian government officials. They will be hosted at an Ottawa reception Monday night.
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Belfringe Field
Mach
Dan
Canada
Ameercan
Moresay
Anny
Montreat
Ottawa
Go Lanphier
Selfridge
Gantel Vetay
Gevepimots
Resal Catadan
War Ball Presented Before Chamber of Deputies
The Chamber of Deputies heard M. Paul-Boncour outline a general wartime mobilization bill. It envisions massified civilian support and strategic defense, detailing civilian technologies and industrial expansion to back a national war effort.
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Chamber OF Deputies
Aris
France
MM. Paul-Boncour
Bresch
League of Nature
Chamber of Dapuhes
Bil
Rata
Crvik
Anthtars
Americans Flee China as Evacuations Accelerate
U S officials move to protect nationals amid anti Christian disturbances in China. Marines sail from Guam to Philippines. Admiral C P Pittsburg heads an evacuation from Shanghai as 1400 Americans and Britons leave Hankow. President Coolidge backs protection while noting treaty obligations. More refugees reach Shanghai and Hong Kong. mission stations withdraw from Grainger King and Szechwan.
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Washington
Jan
Cmd Otter
China
United States
Guam
Philippine Islands
Macurray
Ieking
Kelfows
Destroyir
Peking
Coolidge
Feochow
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Foochow
Szechwan
Amerratio
Graing King
Hendow
Chins
State Supreme Court Dismisses Circuit Plea in Tampa Certificate Case
The State Supreme Court declines to interfere with an injunction from the Tampa Circuit Court restraining the Taur idockey Club and Hillsborough Senator Club from operating a certificate selling system at the Tampa track. The ruling leaves the gambling-related case before the court.
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Tallahasse
Mia
State Supreme Court
Tampa
Delaney Maloney to Battle for Crown Fight Preview
New York report notes heavyweights Jammy Maloney of Boston and Jack Delaney of Brusselsport Conn contesting a crown. Dehunes listed as 7 to 3 favorite. Match scheduled for February 15 with public interest rising in Wall Street. First public Hungary was in Athens in 527 B C.
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New York
Cap —Waeers Alruady
Wall Street
Jammy Maloney
Boston
Jack Delaney
Brusseport
Conn
Hungary
Athens
Greece
Influenza Epidemic Eases Amid Global Bulletins
Across Madrid and Washington reports indicate the influenza outbreak is abating. Other items note a Nevada ammunition depot bill, a Senate committee probe of campaign funds, a murder trial in Texas, a mine accident in Pennsylvania, a large bequest in Ohio, and a church official's arrest in New York.
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Madrid
Washington
Meare and Natal Committee
Wasthorne
Nevada
Maryland Missionary Priest Reported Missing in China Uprising
Hagerstown Maryland priest Rev. Carl M. Rauth, linked to Wen College in Kaifeng, Henan Province, has not been heard from since late November amid ongoing revolts in central China. Relatives fear for his safety as the region faces Bolshevik origin activity and deadly clashes. Rauth previously wrote of daily revolts and being in the midst of the situation.
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Hagerstown
Mek
Carl M. Rauth
Henan
China
Xaan
Reve
Fatr Rauth
Wen College
Kaifeng
William P
Father Rauth
Severe Cold Grips Central States Across Plains
An arctic outbreak spreads across Montana Wyoming and the Dakotas with freezing temperatures and sleet. Reports from Kansas Nebraska and Missouri note subzero wind chills and widespread disruption as residents brace for continuing deep freeze through the weekend.
Publisher Investigates Seven Million Dollar Fund Move
Edward McJaan, publisher of the Washington Post, testified before a Federal Grand Jury probing a seven million dollar transfer tied to alien property seizures. Indictments had been returned against Asres M. Dougherty, former alien property custodian, for defrauding the government in the sale of American Metal Company shares seized as war era enemy property.
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New York
Edward Mc Jaan
The
Washington Post
Casterlian
Senate
Surse Pour Valeur de Mateaux
Serait
United States Attorney
Asres M. Dougherty
American Metal Company
Ford parallels pins and matches in tax case testimony
The transcript quotes Henry Ford comparing pins to matches in a factory metaphor. John W. Anderson, former Ford partner, testifies about minority stockholders and factory income, noting Ford’s push to expand markets and cut prices to sell more goods despite risks.
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Pietreit
Jan. W
Henry Ford
W. Arderson
Fond
Ber
Ford
Anderson
Reyniad
Local Officials Briefly Report on State Government
An unclear OCR fragment references state government activity, elections, and public notices. It mentions places like Westineton and mentions timelines or dates in a garbled form. No clear individuals, organizations, or events are identifiable.
Film Star Chaplin Faces Back Taxes in New York
In New York Chaplin, penniless and confined by health issues, faces back tax claims. Attorneys Burkin and Sturkman say he may be unable to hire a taxi, while funds moved to California cover studio costs. Officials expect settlement by Monday as Chaplin plans to return to defend his wife’s claims.
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Dat
Deneribal
Charlie Chaplin
Cee Seeraye
Alain
Fao
Chaplin
Sete
Aly
Internal Revenue Advevtor
Murutay
Chapin
Central Park
Nathan
Burkin
Sturkman
Burhan
Kurkan
California
Acts Ors
Tarkian Sant
Delaney Akdeney Bout Approved by State Athletic Commission
New York AP The State Athletic Commission approved a lightweight title bout between Jack Delaney of Bridgeport and Jim Akdeney of Boston for Mashson Square Garden on February 1 with a limit set at 750 pounds. Tex Rickard representative asked a $200 sanction fee. commission deferred. A Welterweight bout Hudkins of Nebraska versus Dundee of Baltimore also faced approval opposition over prior claim on Dundee.
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New York
Dan
State Athletic Commmtasion
Jack Delaney
Bridgepret
Jinmp Akdeneys
Bestar
Mashson Square Garten
Confesscion
Jares
Dex« McMahor
Tex Rickard
Welterwetches
Nebraska
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Wille Harmon
Dundee
Natnen
Unclear Sm ith Debate Over Lungs Well Contests
Fragmented text references Smith and Lungs Well in a debate about a contest. An official statement from Geserter Len Small and an attorney general communication cite efforts at the state capital and questions of senatorial recognition. The piece mentions the United States Senate and governor’s appointee controversy.
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Geserter
Attorney General Office
Wiliam
United States Senate
Senate
Fogbound ships delay New York Bay travel in dense fog
A thick fog from Chesapeake Bay to New York delayed 23 liners and tied vessels at docks. Merchants and Miners lines Jurliata and Chatham entered port or remained at piers with hundreds of passengers aboard while the Old Bay Line State of Virginia and other ships waited offshore. Rail schedules suffered delays as well.
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Baltimore
Sal M
Juriiata
Boston
Bay
Chesapeake
Manhattan Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
Chatham
Pratt Street
Savannah
Jacksonville
Fla
Meamar
Bay Line
State of Virginian
New York
Quarartine
French adopt use of home in English sense
The French have adopted the English word home, noting its absence in French. Departments and furniture stores advertise Le Home and newspapers use the term for domestic topics. The closest French equivalent is foyer meaning hearth, and husbands are said to found a hearth, but it lacks home’s broader sense.
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Aris
Pty
Freeh
Russia Pays Tribute to Founder of Bolshevism
In Moscow, disciples of Nikolai Lenin joined a nationwide tribute on the third anniversary of his death. Soviet papers devote space to the leader, and the government bans alcohol for ten days while theatres and restaurants close during the observance.
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Macow
Nikolai Lenin
Premer
Bern
Congress Tacks At Boon House Takes Up Minor Bills
Senate corridors discuss naval supply bill. Elections Committee meets on Smith ta. House Rules Committee returns con ner calendar position for Boulder Canyon dam Bill.
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Senate
Elections Committee
Smith
House Rules Committee
Boulder Canyon Dam
Fresh meat shipment reaches Cherbourg aboard steamer
Frenach Reakete were well supplied with horse meat recently when a steamer carried a thousand bales of fresh meat to Cherbourg. Meat breeds and horse pecking sdnat are noted in the dispatch from Kyimma, Wask. on January 22.
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Kyimma
Wask
Frenach
Cherbourg
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