Chicago Case Links Disease Germ to Rich Youth Death
Chicago testimony details a lawyer's bid to prove a linkage between a disease germ and the death of a wealthy youth. Witnesses describe a nurse and Shepherd boy involved in post mortem findings and investigations by the state's attorney as court sessions proceed.
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Tetay
Poe
William
Joseph H. Romeepee
Vage
Paiman
Charles
Small Nations
Science of Chicago
Shepherd
Miss Hall
Aleo
Anakie Shepherd
Hall
Aleethet
Isabelle Pepe
Gance
Billy
Stored Oil Fire Threat Bostrey Citywide
Officials report 1 million gallons of oil stored in a facility were saved as flames threatened a broad swath of Baltimore. Fire crews containment lines held and investigations continue into the cause of the blaze with city officials coordinating the response.
Wreck Toll Soars After German Breakup Incident
Reports from New Jersey detail a deadly wreck tied to a breakage incident causing multiple deaths across Hackettstown Morristown and nearby towns. Investigations trace the disaster to a German vessel’s collision with the Delawre line, with casualties concentrated in several communities.
American Legion To Carry On In Peace Says Colonel Drain
In Indianapolis on June 17 the American Legion pledges to continue its service and duty in peacetime. Colonel Drain urged the organization to carry on with its public service and support for veterans despite postwar challenges.
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American Legion
Indianapolis
Ind
American AP
Cel Bonin
Trial strategy hints at leniency in teen girl case
The state indicates it will not seek a harsher verdict than first or second degree in a case involving a 17 year old girl. The attorney notes the defendant is young and female, asserting the judge should decide the degree and influence of the conduct on the verdict.
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Ee Erie
Farm Vace Bogsted 200 Pgr Count and Clam
Fragmented OCR text mentions a farm or farmed area bogged by pests or issues with 200 particles. It references possible clams and other unknown terms and is largely unreadable, giving no clear event, person, organization, or location to summarize.
Chicago Tribune Publishes 1928 Love Letters
The Chicago Tribune prints Wa N. McClintock’s love letters to his fiancée Jashelle Pope from 1928 while he was a student at Deretenth College. The letters are cited amid Jashelle Pope’s testimony in the trial of William D. Shepherd for murder by typhoid administration.
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Chicago Tribune Today
Wa. N. McClintock
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Miss Pope
William D. Shepherd
McClinteck
Deretenth College
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Engineer and firemen badly scalded in yard accident
In Baltimore a freight car switching mishap at Lecest Polat yards caused scalding injuries to an engineer and several firemen. A valve burst or opened unexpectedly during coupling, showering crew with steam amid the chaotic scene.
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Tey Marthelow
Carrell
Lecest Polat
Colfieien
Boker
World Powers Outlaw Person Gas Warfare
World powers announce outlaw status for person involved in gas warfare amid ongoing international tensions. Officials pledge universal sanctions and further negotiations to curb chemical attacks and ensure regional security.
Forfeited Mail Charge Triggers Auto Fines in Maryland
Maryland Deputy Auto Commissioner Marche Gebreeder says he will notify police magistrates after a ruling that reduced Townsend W Bel of Frederick's sentence for driving while forfeiting collateral. The case involved forfeiture of $100 and a prior arrest, with Bel appealing the sentence and a Frederick circuit court judge questioning the appeal's legality.
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Baltimore
Automeebile
Marche Gebreeder
Maryland
Schroeder
Townsend W Bel
Frederick
Belt
Courant Wik
Bedi
Bes
Circuit Court
Glenn H. Worthington
Women Acquitted Of Senggling Liquor Waeshingten
Doubtful source text yields a fragile report of women acquitted in a liquor case. Details vague with misspelled names and uncertain locations. Core fact shows acquittal. no clear dates or organizations available.
Prohibition Agents Testify On Whiskey Seizure Costs
A report to H M Sackett shows the cost of a pint of whiskey used as evidence in Virginia. Five Washington Prohibition agents billed $5.75 for expenses related to testifying after a raid near Winchester. Winchester court attaches say agents appeared without prior notice. bill referred to county circuit court for review.
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Virginia
H M_ Sackett
Washington Prohibitios
Winchester
Lackett
Elrewit
Camel Shocks Crowd With Long Distance Trained Camel
Cairn Egypt June 16 A camel trained by an owner carried 1200 j and covered two miles to win a bet. The event drew local spectators as the animal completed the challenge in the heat of the day.
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Egypt
Camel
Late News Bulletins From Washbera Maine June 19
Fragmented telegraphic notes report on a large fire and diplomatic tensions. An embassy official and foreign relations comments are noted as part of late news from Washington and China, with references to protests and international responses.
Jersey Republicans Name Senator Whitney
Jersey Republican committee announces selection of Senator Whitney as a party candidate for the upcoming election. The report notes the meeting location in Jersey and mentions involvement of committee members Jenne and Juleted as part of the process.
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Jersey
Republicans
Senator Whitney
Paraded Numbers Prompt Parade Penna Mystery
Fragmentary OCR text shows repeated numbers and scattered phrases. No clear persons organizations places or events to identify a coherent news item. Summarization yields a vague financial or parade reference with unreadable context.
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