Oregon Posts Butler Rumor as State Police Reorganization
PORTLAND April 23 The Center Amedley D Hiller a noted Marine Corps officer will be placed in charge of reorganizing Oregon s now state police department The department will be functioning on July 1 and widely circulated rumors say Butler may be involved but details remain unclear
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Unieeyn Neevire
Portland
Ore
Theat Cen
Amedley D. Hiller
Marine Corps
Oregon
Atate
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Indigestion Dangers
A garbled OCR passage mentions indigestion and various terms with unclear context. It appears to warn of risk factors and foreign phrases, but the readable content is fragmentary and lacks a coherent event or source. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are clearly established.
Mystery Hanging Case in San Diego Cultivates Search
San Diego April 22. An apparent Blalewatu faced officers as authorities pursue the slayer of 17 year old Louise Leiber. Her body was found dangling from a tree on city outskirts. Photographer Newby, friend of the Tauber family, was arrested yesterday on a charge linked to the victim’s nude photographs. He claimed alibi for the night and identified a hammock lash as the instrument used to suspend the victim. Blood on her neck suggests she may have been alive when she was hanged.
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San Diego
Calif
Blalewatu
Canthes
Louise Leiber
Wes
San Diego Manilay
Newby
Tauber
Bia Pouscuslyn
Bix
Mika Teuber
Planes May Spread Yellow Fever Germs
Washington April 10 22 The Pan American conference of directors of health warns airlines could spread yellow fever domestically and internationally. Despite modern sanitary methods the disease remains present in Brazil and other reservoirs and could be carried to older regions.
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Washington
Pan-American Conference of Directors of Health
Whale Nation
Brazil
Iowa Solons Adjourn After Passing 342 Bills
Des Moines reports the town legislators adjourned sine die at night after passing 342 bills. The move sets aside the session timetable and redirects effort toward future congressional epiricts.
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Iowa
Solons
Des Moines
Town
Northwest cleans up after sandstorm across region
Seattle bulletin reports Central Washington cleaned up after a severe sand storm while others in the Northwest repaired wind damage and counted the toll of early forest fires. Central Washington faced cleanup efforts and regional crews assessed impacts from the dust event and subsequent fires.
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Northwest
Seattle
Central
Washington
Superstition About Two Dollar Bills Costly to Treasury
The article describes persistent superstition surrounding the two dollar bill and its impact on minting and circulation. Treasurer Woota notes that mutilated bills with corners removed are returned and destroyed, costing roughly one cent to replace each. Despite limited printing, millions of two dollar notes circulate amid concerns and misuse.
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Bing CO. D. O
W. C. Woota
United States
Treasury
Four Alsatians Held on Traitor Count in ATRASHOURG
French authorities and the military here announce the arrest of four Alsatians on charges of treason. One suspect allegedly confessed to delivering plans of frontier fortifications to Germany, as the case unfolds in ATRASHOURG on April 22.
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Atrashourg
France
Fi Iroliee
Germany
Women May Rage Over Atlantic Flight Duel
New York date April 22. A race between two women pilots to cross the Atlantic solo was being prepared. Miss Nichola of Rye New York will fly a plane faster than 210 miles an hour, the highest speed for a woman, while Miss Edith McColl of Galt Ontario will attempt the crossing from Harbor Grace to the Atlantic. The venture is sponsored by B A Brompton of Toronto not overhauled yet. no departure date set. Miss Nichola plans a threefold plane surpassing Lindbergh in speed. Col Clarence Chamberlain will accompany.
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Heim
Mite
Atuth Nichola
Rye
N.Y
Wilea
Wooren
Edith Bites
Beth McColl
Galt
Ont
Nichols
McGoll
Canada
Misa Nichola
B. A. Brombent
Toronto
Anidale
Ontario
Thammerlaen
Showgirl Falls 22 Stories to Death in New York Hotel
Showgirl Lillian Page Greer of Chicago plunged to her death from a window on the twenty second floor of a Fifty first street hotel early today. The tragedy follows her appearance in a show titled Slowborl. Also notes Japan's ancient capital Kyoto becoming the empire's largest city by population and a project described as a mile long costing $11,000,000.
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Ae — Lillian Page Greer
Chicago
Slowborl
Fifty-firet Street
Mosile Uity
Kyoto
Japan
Sarea
Kalo
New South Wales Savings Bank to Stay Closed
In Canbemila Australia on April 22 James Semin the prime minister announced that the New South Wales Savings Bank would not open tomorrow. The bank holds deposits of 425 million dollars as the Australian economy worsens and the state government has defaulted interest due in London.
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Canbemila
Australia
James Semin
Prima m
New South Wales Savings Bank
New South Wales
London
Bishop Cannon Defies Probers of Expenditures
The senate campaign inquiry enters its public phase as a church group questions its power to audit campaign spending in 1928. The church alleges improper use of $600 provided to Jameson of New York to sway a Democratic presidential candidate in Virginia, raising serious constitutional questions.
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Cannon
Washington, D. C
Senate
Church
South
Jameson
New York
Alfend F. Smith
Randidnin
Virginia
Runge Team Triumphs In State Competition Return
The Runge team won the statewide event held at College Station after exams, earning the Osiler Cup and a large banner. Members Elina Oetker, Golden, Knight, Cecil Tsan, and Shatler Draum received the awards. B. De Parnell coached. Hungo scored 708 of 800 points and Eloe Oethe topped individuals with 264 of 200.
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Hell
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Hay
Ine
Elina Oetker
Golden
Knight
Cecil Tsan
Shatler Draum
B. de Parnell
Hungo
Eloe Oethe
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