Self Defense Key Verdict In Pastor Noris Trial
Dallas Fort Worth report on Reverend Norris dismissed on murder charge after two week trial. Jury agreed with judge instructions finding no attack evidence linking Norris to the death of Dexter Chipps during a church study. Norris, a veteran evangelist, faced arson and perjury charges in past cases but was acquitted each time.
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Dan
Jo Frank Negri- Teday
Fort Wath
Dasiniet
Norris
James R. Hamilton
H.C. Maecham
Port Worth
Hamilton
Vic. Norris
Dexter FE. Chippe
Mother
Hiness
Chipp
Texas
Wal
Peaches Frances Heenan Appears With Mother in Court
Frances Heenan and her mother Mire Catherine Heenan arrived at Cartel New York for the Bree wainge case. Justice Albert Hoof Seeger presided as the defendant showed a contrite tear, with Dale Browning attorney for the defense present.
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Frances Heenan
Browning
Catherine Heenan
Cartel N
Maryland Senate Targets Oyster Conservation and Advertising Commission
Maryland politicians push to empower the State Conservation Commissioner to reserve oyster grounds and transplant stock in Chesapeake Bay waters. A joint resolution seeks a Maryland State Advertising Commission to promote agriculture maritime and industry with a five member panel to report to the legislature. The assembly reopens amid conservation bills, including opposition from oystermen and a plan to connect the bay shores by canal.
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Sammie Sioner
W. Bar
Desirny
Pelepate
Annapolis
Itehic
Maryland
Powespur
APA
General Assembly
Sezezions
Ratchie
Chesapeake Bay
Neuse
Beck
Kent County
British Move Aims to End Cinese Uprising in China
London reports outlining British proposals seek to end the Cinese uprising by backing guarantees and insurance tied to concessions. The plan, reviewed by Foreign Secretary Sir Austen Chamberlain, acknowledges credit shifts in China and addresses German and French reactions to the crisis.
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Cienese
London
Cirales
Ardee
China
Atlane
O'Malles
Eugeras Chen
Canton
Hawke
Aneren Chamberlain
Ccredit
Onna
Tees
Three Fishermen Stranded In Lake Michigan Drift
Three fishermen marooned ten miles off Michigan City Indiana on a large ice field drifted by winds and waves of Lake Michigan. An air crew dropped food and supplies after sighting the tug at dusk yesterday and contacted the crew by plane. Frank Jentzen Harvey Fryer and Joe Van Kirk are aboard the Imperial as rescue efforts continue.
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Michigan City
Ind
Dan
Lake Michigan
Michyzan City
Jung
Frank Jentzen
Harvey Fryer
Wher Are Marned
Joe van Kirk
Inebriates Seen As Friendly Workers by Salvation Army Leader
London January 26 AP Commissioner Adelaide Cox of the Salvation Army said inebriates usually have friendly and charming dispositions and are good workers. Dr Helen Royle testified that inebriates are lovable, charming and defeated people, and apart from their weakness each is an idealist.
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London
Adelaide Cox
Salvation Ans
Helen Royle
Largest Belmont Futurity entries reach record total
New York January 26 AP The largest entry ever received for a racing stake has been drawn for the Belmont Futurity to be run at Belmont Park in the autumn. Secretary Victor B K Schaumberger of the Wertceter Racine Association disclosed today. The receipt of 27 belated nominations from Germany and French breeders has raised the total to 105.
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New York
Belmont Park
Victor BK. Schaumberger
Wertceter Racine Association
Hartzbure Plud
Germany
Wage Demands Sought by United Mine Workers Committee
Wage demands aimed at allowing wage reductions and a shorter workday were affirmed by the UMWA wage scale committee. Named by President John L. Lewis, the panel will craft a demand to present at the Miami conference with operators and owners from the central competitive field, including Indiana and Western Pennsylvania, after the current contract expires March 6.
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Indianapolis
Jim
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Miami
Fla
Pen
Hhinam
Indiana
Onin
Pennsylvania
Two Die and Three Hurt in Dry Raid Near Canaia Ark
A sheriff posse battle during a raid on Paul Stanleys home near Canaia Ark left two dead and three wounded. Deputy Horton and Stanley died. Sheriff Ells Jack Lewis and F D Peering were wounded. Mrs Stanley was later charged with disturbing the peace.
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Canaia
Ark
Sheriffs
Here
Paul Stanley
Stanley
Zach Horton
Arthur Ells
Jack Lewis
F. D. Peering
Logan
Beane
Mrs. Stanley
Lewis
Washington debutantes volunteer as pages at WI TOO Conference
Elia A. Boyle presents seven living examples of well behaved Washington girls to the WI TOO Conference. The debutantes volunteer as pages to show that popularity in Washington can be achieved without drinking or smoking.
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Washington
Elia A. Boyle
Late News Briefs From January Dispatches Across Regions
Chronicle of scattered AP reports noting extreme cold in Minnesota with record lows near 39 below. Congressional chatter predicts tar reduction at a west session after talks with President. Maritime mishaps report twenty fishermen missing after a huge ice floe incident near Newfoundland. Ice industry figure Ohler dies of pneumonia at Larchmont. Prison escapee Wetfienden hidden near Atlanta prison. Greek steamer Anataia wrecked near Fanateria with unknown loss of life. West Virginia Senate to consider impeachment response for state auditor. Supreme Court action over White Shriners trademark injunction details.
Nickel Plate merger plan advances through minority talks
New York reports indicate the Nickel Plate merger plan is moving forward as minority Chesapeake and Ohio stockholders discuss approval. Van Sweringen brothers and George S Kemp convened in an uptown hotel with other minority committee members to review the revived plan potentially swapping the Chesapeake and Ohio as chief unit.
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New York
AB. Conerence
Chesapeake and Ohio
Wall Street
van Sweringens
George S. Kemp
van Swerinnen
Kemp
C. Aml C
OU. Terkolder
Interstate Commerce
Tomato tree new freak at exhibition headline tease
Teedon reports a tomato tree novelty drawing crowds at an exhibition. The event highlights an unusually tall fruiting tree with observers noting its striking form and speculative yields.
On Verge War and Native Rebellion Fear Firearm Use
A chaotic, garbled report discusses looming conflict and native resistance. The fragment hints at armed confrontation, leadership names, and unsettled governance as tension rises across regions.
Reinstatement Path for Catholic Church Authorship
Fragmented OCR describes a man linked to church matters facing questions of authorship and possible reinstatement. It mentions a Bayt tert and Elecracas context with local figures and a Boar town setting. No clear names or events are readable to confirm specifics.
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Tethy Church
Pete
Garibaldi Departs for England Today
Garibaldi sets sail for England in a brief transportation notice amid a fragmentary report. The unreadable OCR text includes partial place names and stray letters, but confirms departure timing and destination.
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Garibaldi
England
County boards draft school bond bill for 1928 election
A joint conference of Ard Scheel and the Board of County Commissioners drafted a measure to authorize county bonds for building a new high school for white and one colored school. The plan includes a referendum at the fall election with national officers voting and aims to fund three white high schools and one colored school.
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Commissioners
Ard Scheel
Board of County Commissioners
Legistaure
Coynty Bebdina
James MM. Kennett
Bound of Education
Annapolis
Tela
Saleebtry
Fuiho
Appropriation Sought to Battle Corn Borer Spread
A Senate committee reports a $10,000,000 appropriation to combat the European corn borer. Marlatt says about 100,000 square miles east of the Mississippi River are infested with losses in corn and other crops. Regions affected include Maine New Hampshire Connecticut Massachusetts Ohio Indiana and Michigan with dangers to grains and vegetables.
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Marlatt
Maine
New Hamptte
Hohenbersland
Conn
Mass
Fenns
Ohio
West Virgin
Michiat
Indiaana
Bllview
Mariette
Garibaldi Faces Immigration Hurdles for U S Entry
Paris Reuters reports Colonel Garibaldi, under sentence of equitation from France, will likely face difficulties proving intent to join the United States. Officials must determine if he can obtain a temporary entry permit or visa under Pan American or British routes, with quota rules potentially filling the U S space.
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Hepatti Garibaldi
Sentere
Equaletion
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Sopa Sport Ovis
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Engand
United States
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Garsard
Vieta
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