Killing in Center Point Texas Sparks School Fight Debate
Frank Johnson, charged with the murder of neighbor farmer Given, was killed by a mob after a dispute over which school Johnson children should attend. He lay wounded with a baby beside him when assailants dragged him from bed and killed him despite his pleas. Center Point, Texas near three county lines, adds complexity to local school district boundaries.
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Sehries Bird
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Five Italians Face Trial in 1623 Mattestry Killing Case
In Avetten Italy on March 16 the local court began trial of five men accused of kidnapping and murdering socialist Giacomo Mattesti in June 1623, a case seen as a major political controversy against the Fascast regime. Defendants named Amerige Pirin, Alan Vitpo Garsepue Ving, Anviets Povetyme and August Maflacrst.
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Italy
A. P
Ah Pute
Giacomo Mattestty
Avetten
Danza
France
Mattestti
Mussolini
Amerige Pirin
Alan
Vitpo Garsepue
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Marie
Robbers Hold Up Hudon Falls Bank for $12,000
Four men robbed the Hudson Falls National Bank at 10:20, herded workers into a vault with revolvers, and escaped with about $12,080 after locking doors. A young woman bank employee, Kesworth, opened the vault later to release trapped staff.
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Hud
Kesworth
Night Travel Scenery Marks March 26 Visit
Fragmentary note describes Bey and others searching for moving lights near Utapocentines. Mentions The Thiangs, Milwassees and St. Paul rail line and a remedy to trace the nightly property.
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Chessu
Bey Et al Searchugits
Utapocentines
al Teatne
Thiangs
Milwassees
St. Paul
Rai
Virginia removes Alfred Smiths political disabilities
Redmond Virginia reports Governor Byrd issues proclamation restoring Alfred Smith of Norfolk to political rights after expulsion from the State Senate. Smith says he may run for ingress this year. impeachment findings had cited law practice restrictions and two convictions for felony.
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Redmond
Alfred Smith
Norfolk
State Senate
Virginia
Bryd. Smith
Deal
Law targets devices to cause radio interference
March 14 report from Piven HE notes an ordinance to curb devices creating radio interference. The measure aims to criminalize the manufacture, sale, or operation of equipment that disrupts radio transmissions.
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Piven
Late News Bullets From War and Treasury Measures
March reports from LATE NEWS BULLETINS recount a Treasury bill approved by the House Ways and Means Committee to create a bureau in the Treasury Department. It notes Russian and German wartime activities, ship movements, and Allied military actions with scattered references to leaders and places, amid chaotic war era dispatches and statistical lines.
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Treasury Department
House Ware and Means Committee
Italy and Brazil clash over permanent league seat at crisis session
Rumors swirl in the League of Nations about Italy pressing Brazil for a permanent seat while Germany’s position stirs contention. Latin American delegates meet to discuss the crisis as Britain and France, including Austen Chamberlain, weigh votes on Poland and the German question. Sweden’s reelection issue and calls to back Romania amid reshuffled council seats add to a tense rhetoric as Genoa tensions echo in the assembly.
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Italy
Brazil
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Rosse
Germany
Maxelmi
Nalys
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Leaguer
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al Melle Pranre
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Rire
Rumania
Bradera
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Holland
Crecho
Slovakia
Peeden
Sweden
M. Unarti
Unsigned Communication Discusses New York Legal Battle Details
A fragmentary letter and quotes discuss legal matters involving Leon R Jaesh and Leonerd Kip Reenelander in New York. The text mentions recent White Plans and a response to Cotuornte with references to Ocean Street and public notices. The readable parts hint at a court or administrative dispute and possible statements from a party in New York.
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Pao
Saan
Leon
R. Jaesh
New York
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N.Y
Iment Tat
Leonerd Kip Reenelander
Poe Lee
Fatalities rise as drivers licensing questioned in safety report
The report to Secretary Heaver cites a national safety group urging faster use of license verification to curb accidents. It notes two thirds of fatalities involve unlicensed drivers and highlights calls for stricter enforcement and broader checks.
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Wahington
Ted
Heaver
Fragmentary Legal Notice from Unclear Proceedings
The readable fragments suggest a legal or civic notice with names and questions but lack coherent details or context. No definite actions, dates, or parties can be confirmed from the available text. Further clarity is needed to identify the exact matter and involved entities.
President Fate Looms In Turbulent Times
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a political crisis with figures such as Sa, Peck, Hedudge, Rose, and Sara Re. Mentions of fate, reports, and tables suggest a stalled government, uncertain leadership, and potential transition under pressure.
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Rose
Sara
Mount Penveappa Inn Destroyed by Fire with Casualties
Fire at the Mount Penveappa Meadereide Inn near New Meadowside, BR, killed 26 year old Charles Wahine of Wales, and seriously injured four others including Mrs Mlan che Smith and Father Henry Klonowoski. Owner Charles T. Miller and his wife were injured while aiding guests and employees evacuate as the four story hotel with about 100 rooms burned. Miller died after being awakened by heat and falling during a rescue attempt. Father Klonowoski survived a fall from a second story window. The list of missing is not yet released.
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Mount Penveappa
Mikes
Charles Wahine
Wales
Mlanche Smith
Mount Pocono
Henry Klonowoski
Serantom
Charles T. Miller
Miller
Klowowaski
Walvis
Governor Pinghet Attacks Senator in Pennsylvania Campaign
Harrisburg Va March 16 Governor Pinghet accusing Senator Veppec of "speaking with the vindictor" assails opponents in Pennsylvania senatorial campain. He charges the senator took orders from the rancor and men and plowed with wets during the dry fight.
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Pinghet
Veppec
Pennsylvania
Campania
Vickenor
Rane
Wahen Han
Ben Povernor
Beppar
Reece and Marck PIs Discover Early Bread Trade Clue
A fragmentary local note hints at a bread trade mystery involving Reece and Marck PIs and references a woman named Etta and a scene around a street lane. The readable text suggests a hurried report of a suspect or witness interaction and a peculiar bread shipment.
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Marck
Doba
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