Tragedy in California as man kills six then dies
A man identified as Geins killed his wife and her sister near Stockton after learning of divorce plans, then shot at others before driving off a mountain highway and dying in a plunge as police closed in. The spree left several relatives dead and prompted a statewide manhunt.
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Timeponed wreath laid for colonel at Nore farm
Pictorial town notes say a wreath will be laid on a grave at the farm of Colonel dabkn con Conrdithee in Ve Pytascath. Neighbors discuss when the President would visit their aged father buried locally. A subscription drive was started after a funeral service and a grim scene described at the Casladee Reave.
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Escaped Baltimore killer Whittemore captured after auto chase
Richard Reese Whittemore known as John Vaughen, an escaped Baltimore prison guard killer, was captured with two others after a high speed chase. Detectives fired shots. Whittemore admitted he was wanted for the Baltimore crime. The guard died from a lead pipe attack during escort.
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Trade Increases in Canada’s Ten Months Total
Ottawa reports Canada’s trade for ten months ending January reached 1,121,00007, an increase of 114, £4,1080 over the same period last fiscal year. The gain reflects higher overall commerce and improved imports and exports across key sectors.
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Dead and wounded after student raid by soldiers
The document reports a lethal crackdown where thirty two people died and about thirty were seriously wounded as soldiers fired on youths in a university area. A clash followed between the chief executive’s personal guard and others over responsibility for the shootings. Police and national army troops were deployed to restore order and arrest radical leaders as communists are blamed for mobilizing mobs and literature distribution.
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Senators Sentence in Wide Federal Case
Seven men were given prison terms up to forty years at Atlanta and three to a year at another district court as part of the government’s preclusion case. Thirty-five defendants were released after the federal investigation into the alleged conspiracy, with twenty-six pleading guilty. Proceedings moved forward with continuances for several and indictments carrying into the June term. Defendants hailed from Philadelphia Detroit and Columbus with others from Ohio and Michigan.
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Fragmented Late News Bulletins From March Dispatches
Mixed late reports detail events from March including military arrangements in Pennsylvania New York and Virginia training periods at Tobyhanna and Ware Denmark The record also notes a diamond heist suspect identified and a funeral escort for a War Department casualty plus various court and public notices across regions.
Plymouth Mourns For An Unhonored Citizen
Plymouth Vermont reports a somber obituary for Calvin ventalige thehe whose death marks a solemn farewell. The piece notes his role as Justice of the Peace and former aide to President Harding, detailing a rural life steeped in public service and a ceremonial oath at the family homestead illuminated by a kerosene lamp. The narrative references President Coolidge and a ceremonial journey tied to the era's national events, including the presidential train departure and a funeral procession.
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Evening Times on Sale in Baltimore
The Evening Times is available at Newsstands in Baltimore. Native Western Shore residents and visiting members drive to help in searches and future Vimere daily paper distribution ends near the corner of the Harern Share where daily papers are placed for sale.
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Van Swerings To Wold To R. R. Merge
New York report by Maren Teed describes Van Sweringen brothers of Cleveland advancing with plans amid corporate reshaping. Officials yesterday under review indicated changes to offers and proposed rate adjustments affecting transfers and investments across the region.
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Aviation tale hints at new New Orleans air route plans
In Washington reports, Commander John Reslwers outlines a proposed air line from New York to New Orleans via Chicago and other points. He describes a seaplane program and a planned feeder route along the Atlantic coast, with inspections of aeronautical facilities and coordination for a future transcontinental link.
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Fragmented OCR sports brief from Selisbery region
Readable lines mention a basketball league in Western Warsload Cal and teams at the Arcade Nifess. Names are garbled. possible reference to a venue called Patelfier Arcade Phrater and a player Veom. Details are unclear due to heavy OCR corruption.
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Chiropractor on Trial Denies Murder Confession
Philadelphia jurors hear chiropractor Marshall testify he was tricked by detectives into signing a statement admitting he choked Nona Dietrich. He describes threats and coercion, says he did not kill the 25 year old woman and that Dietrich died during a chiropractic treatment.
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Rioting at Sin Las Potosi Involves Wounded Among Civilians
Dispatches report women and men wounded during clashes near Catholic churches as crowds confront gendarmes. Federal troops arrive, stones fly, and several up to ten women and one man are hurt. Authorities seek calm amid unrest in the city.
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Literary Societies to Present Plays at Campus Event
Students from literary societies plan a series of plays in a campus event. Marek and Stanei Haghtoe will perform while a guest author from Cay is expected. The program aims to entertain and showcase dramatic talent this month.
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