Suit against hotel city officials over arrest at Dinza hotel
Mrs Sutton, claiming false arrest and mistreatment, sues hotel owner Mazo, the mayor and seven city commissioners. She alleges she was taken to jail in Dinza hotel on September 8, 1930, held in a cell for hours, subjected to drunken and doped conditions, and later brought before a court. The petition accuses a conspiracy between the hotel and city officials to seize her unlawfully.
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Mazo Potel Ant
Mra
Zis
Mre
Sulion
Dinza Hotel
Dan Trudson
A.W
Abe
Sutton
Ill Accuse Theater Man Presented in Fragmented Page
A damaged OCR fragment describes a theater scene with a man in a crowd and a spectator reaction. A performer named Paotagos smiles as the audience claps. The text is garbled but hints at a misidentified individual and unresolved identification.
Accusations surface in hotel scandal case in San Diego
The article outlines a complex allegation involving multi million contracts and a hotel in San Diego. Key figures include Pontages, Nitto, Digke, Angelou, and Olive Clark. Testimony references improper arrangements, payments, and a sexual misconduct context surrounding meetings at a hotel, with dates around October 3 and subsequent events. The piece mentions brokers, attorneys, and a claimant group amid ongoing preliminary proceedings.
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Han Diego Go
Uel
Lexander Pontages
Leut
Ydin Nitto
Alice Digke
Nike
Baye
Paneew
John Dalim
Teh
San Diego
Lex Angelou
Jeswe Breve
Snego
Olive Clark Dry
Witm FE
Jobelmann
Figu
Alice
Teton Svinggtan
Blirere
Ihn FE Corter
Rotel
Ilelen
Mr. Mills
Mive
Man Burns 2 Knives Kills Self in Tragic Incident
In Wooster Ohio on April 11 a man poured gasoline on his wife and bond in a violent act then killed himself. A boarder and another person were severely injured and rushed to a hospital in critical condition. The suspect, Alleged to be McGregor, was later found dead in a sled behind his house.
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Loch Heschfal
Voetars
AleGrregor
Wil
Dempsey and Taylor Divorce Talk Stirs Reno Case
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and actress Edna Taylor Taylor discuss possible divorce in Reno as she asserts she will fight if action materializes. Taylor denies long separation while Dempsey says she remained at home and questions motives behind headlines.
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Bie
Dock
Heno
Nevada
Eatells Vaylor
Bhat
Gratefuay
Nana Cara Sliverre
Ble
Ehpimplon
Grounis
Miss Taylor
Aphet
Nenely Teareare
Eid Onbe Hai
Dempsey
Les Aughes
Sncl
Tarloe
Wayloc
Gressiny
Shroree
Behal
Miss Coyler
Los Angeles
Jack Dempsis
Heng
Dack Dermieey
Reno
de Guy
Taylor
Firat
Saul
King Alfonso Quits Throne Chronicles Continue
Fragmentary OCR traces a defiant stance amid a republican split. Mentions arrest in revolt, recent court actions, and a conditional release tied to anti-government politics. Note references to elections and possible restoration if Mesau neists defeated.
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Jnat
Anil Acntemeil
Suiling
Silent in Athens as Wife and In-Law Die in Fatal Shooting
A man offered no comment on a Sunday killing that claimed the lives of his wife and her mother in Athens. Authorities said both victims, identified as Miss Texmiin Coll and Davia January, were shot while in their home. Police located a firearm at the scene and indicated the suspect may have ties to a real estate offer.
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Athens
Tespa
Davia
Rowgottton Faces Bribery Trial In Indiana
In Evansville Indiana on April 14 Harry E Rawbottom appeared in federal court charged with bribery related to patronage appointments. He pleaded not guilty as the indictment alleged bribery while serving as a former congressman from the First Illinois district. The case, arising from a February grand jury in Indianapolis, follows a U S Senate inquiry and led to dismissals of three postmasters. The indictment carries eight counts with penalties up to five years and fines, plus a ninth count with a two year maximum.
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Evansville
Harry E. Rawbottom
Congress
Htowhotton Baw
Federal Grand Jury
Indianapolis
United States
James EB. Watson
Achur R. Robinson
Thce Department of Three
Postmaaters
Postmisteely
Miuen
Bankers Decry Cut in Nation s Wages
Bankers from Augusta and other cities condemn proposed wage cuts as harmful to the industry. Availing themselves of the American Bankers Association meeting, leaders urge policy reversals and warn of wider economic consequences. Key figures include Tome C Stephevson, president of the association, advocating for job and wage protections.
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Augusta
Avril
Eee
Tome C. Stephevson
Associa 4
Ely
Gonlieses
Alfonso Feels Personal Rebuke in Madrid Elections
In Madrid on April 14 King Alfonso is reported to have faced a personal rebuke from his subjects after Sundays elections. The king said the results were not directed at the dynasty but against him personally, describing his feelings as if the throne had been threatened and his life in danger.
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Universal Serslow
Madrid
al Ome
Hsan
Snd
Marine Commander Quits Nicaragua Amid Quake Aftermath
COMINDY Nicaragua April 4. Frederick J. Brad, in charge of United States Marines at Managua after the recent quake, has left Nicaragua for San Francisco due to health and strain from the crisis. The note mentions his heart wound and the tense situation following the disaster.
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Comindy
Nicaragua
Rederick J. Brad
United States
Manggua
San Teancisco
Te Tadeen
Campbell Tells of Speed Sensations at Luncheon
Sir Malcolm Campbell, holder of the world speed record, described travel at exceedingly high speed as belonging to another world and resembling control by a sup erhuman force during a luncheon in VONDON on April 14, addressing an American climber of commerce.
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Vondon
Apel
Malcolm Campbell
Ten Die In Sewer Blaze Incomplete OCR Report
A sewer fire traps ten workers who suffocate and die behind a bulkhead as they sprint toward an elevator shaft. Officials differ on cause with spontaneous combustion suspected in coal shavings and a lighting incident cited by a company master. Fire crew led by Captain O'Neill arrives to find a 450 foot tunnel section already filled with smoke.
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Timothy “Ryan
Iiner
Ryan
Albert Martin, & Masterer
O'Neill
Bond Forfeit Suits Filed in Three District Courts
Seventeen bond forfeiture suits were filed in the Ninety-fourth and Thirty-seventh District courts seeking the collection of pledged bonds. The actions name principal and sureties and reference prior warnings issued five months earlier. Attorneys who signed bonds for clients are listed, with cases centered on felony counts and bond forfeiture actions.
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Walter Dynan
Rink
Its
Companial
Ly Numicron
Ford Parked Millionth Car Sparks Historic Moment
Detroit dispatch notes the 20 millionth Ford, with Henry Ford present, as part of the landmark milestone. The ceremony tied to the Ford estate featured a driver delivering the vehicle to the estate and an accompanying crew member rescue amid an apparent peril in a tunnel.
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Ford
Ami
Henry Ford
Deiver
Justee
Local Detectives Probe Rivera Boy Disappearance
Toral detectives search for Norman Evans reported missing from his home for several days. A teletype from Evans’s father notes an alleged suspect and a San Antonio address where the boy is said to be held.
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Rivera
Norman Evans
Te ‘Evans
Sa Antonio
Union to Operate Five-Day Week
A new five day work plan will take effect May 1 in New York. The proposal shifts unemployed workers to a shorter week, replacing the previous schedule. The decision followed a referendum among members and aims to improve labor conditions and productivity.
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New York
Radio Entertainer Endorses Pertussin for Cough Relief
William Hain of Columbia Broadcasting System endorses Pertussin as a safe quick remedy for coughs during bad weather. Studios like its pleasant taste and prompt relief and urge listeners to get a bottle from their druggist today as doctors have recommended it for over 25 years for both children and adults.
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William Hain
Columbia
Broadcasting System
Hain
Nature
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Petilian
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ILL Accuse
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Hearsin
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Monsante
Runaine Lenadary
Floren Fr
Abiz
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Mac
Burns
Alfonso
Gatcouel
Rowgotton
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Geneva
Arthur Henderson
League of Nations
Ces Stee
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Siren Om Arena Serarmanan Wave
P Binsel
Ane 1 En As
Bedell Building
Crockett
Campbell
Oneill
BOKAR
Cirele
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