Police Chiefs and Corruption Probe Stir Chicago Memoir
A Detroit Detroit Times report outlines findings from a police commission critique of city policing. It praises radio use and rapid arrests while condemning political influence in chief selections and noting alleged graft in Chicago Milwaukee and Indianapolis.
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Monroe
Detroit
Opiece
Motledge
Chet
Garrett
Rystem
Jefferson
Anta
Kannia Gly
Fragmentary ad copy notes classified needs in San Antonio paper
A damaged OCR style snippet discusses William Tell myth, delicacy, and a classified ad marketplace. It mentions Light Classified Ads and claims the paper is a strong source for finding used cars in San Antonio. The text is garbled and non coherent with multiple filler phrases.
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San Antonin
Education Gap Among Police Across Cities Highlighted
A 1925 Detroit analysis of 142 patrolmen found 72 percent lacked high school education. The commission warned chiefs, pressured by mayors and patrons, often follow brutal orders to push political agendas. It notes 69 percent of police personnel in large cities never completed high school and stresses widespread educational shortfalls.
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Detroit
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Divorced Army Men Marry Each Other s Ex-Wives
In Flamptons Virginia two divorced officers wed each other s former spouses in a late afternoon ceremony. The couples were Major Berry with Mrs Dodge and Major Percy with Mrs Feederiod, both officiated by Capt Henred at Fort Montaine. The event echoes a prior arrangement in the postwar era.
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Orhirk
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Sa Borgen
Clinton Beery
Stes
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Fairer I Ter
Feederiod
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der. Berry
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Sear
Highway 75 Association Elects Officers for New Term
The Highway 75 Association re elected Anz Kr. Geet and Pam G. Kenar as president and treasurer. The meeting covered ongoing projects and organizational duties, with members noting continued focus on advocacy and community alignment across the region.
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Highway 75 Assn
Wiamudeg
Anz Kr
Pam G. Kenar
Bead
Bieine
Wena Tinshel Hire
Indy
Man Freed In California After Girl Attacked
A 27 year old man was freed amid a San Diego homicide case in which an 18 or 19 year old girl was attacked. Jurors debated the suspect’s role as police investigated details from the incident at a city park. Witnesses described the assault and a farmer named Sinmer was mentioned in the case records.
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San Diego
Cali
Bradehaw
Rein
Miss Mead
Farmer Sinmer
Vercien
Untitled Fragmentary Note Mentions Al Capone and Trials
A garbled OCR snippet references Al Capone, a trial, and vague public figures. It mentions legal action, characters, and unnamed locations with unclear context and reliability. The passage lacks coherent facts, names, or dates to form a full news item.
Police on the New York Gang War Killings
Police across New York fought a gang war last night leaving one dead and wounding two officers and four suspects after a car chase and exchange of gunfire. Names given include Frank Christofor and Vangelio Vengalli as early suspects in the Harlem incident.
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New York
Samuel Devine
Flora D’ametia
Michael Vanaghalia
Aye
Caresing
Guy
SAS
Tiroakis
Gilde Perertiy
Hinrard
Joligy
Deen Wozoln
Vrank Christifors
Sosteans
Mulroanes
Hatrofman Dames
Anthony Giza
Ini
Harlem
Jer Neers
Omania
Sanoon
Michael Vengalli
Detroit Gang War Ends in Slaying Case Rise
In Detroit a long 18 month offensive against vice and racketeering culminates with the slaying of Gerald Buckley and indictments tied to gang activity. The grand jury probes police corruption, organized crime, and racketeering as hearings unfold in the city’s effort to curb criminal networks.
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Detroit
Vice
America
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Eythus
Tadiganny
Gerald
Buckley
Hom- Lramek
Mnweard
Slayiine
Charles Bowles
Ted Pixzino
Oy Tammarini
Anzela Liveschi
Pole Liesvolt
Pizzino
Livecchi
Bommarito
Andl
Ag Pizzito
Sod Livecchi
S William Cannon
George Colling
Chicago
Litaroli
Welluea
Eerki
Nataglone ‘Te Laman
Joog Inpme Anil
Genetury
Sraff
Mayne Mudolph G. Tencrowicz
Rae Sna
Chicago Pushes War on Gangs Public Enemies List Expanded
Chicago moves to curb gang activity by the Chicago Crime Commission adding 28 names to its public enemies roster, expanding an earlier list. The expansion follows a letter from concerned groups and aims to continue the anti gang campaign with renewed vigor.
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Chicago
Chicago Grime Commission
Alphonse Carene
Prenard
Chieseo Ganzedom
Sirgins
Divorce Granted In Chicago Opera Star Case
A Chicago Opera star was granted a divorce on cruelty charges after a troubled marriage. The pair had separate lives and earlier separations, with medical specialist Lip Munus not contesting the action.
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Avi
Turkish Airmen Plan Global Flight Milestone
Aug 1 Turkiye observers report bold predictions that future air travel will rely on in flight refueling and nonstop long distance routes. Predicted by Joba Pilando as he prepares to meet President Kemal Mashawilly Thaxell Boardiana for celebratory honors and talks. The fliers aim to receive gold medals and meet Istanbul officials, the military commander, and the Turkish Aviation League president.
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Turkey
Joba Pilando
Sinatapbn Keimal Mashawilly Thaxell
Istanbul
Turkish Aviation League
Chinese Warlords Clash Near Nanjing Amid Civil Strife
Reports from Shanghat describe Chinese warlords engaging near Nanjing as they contest control of the nation’s capital region. The fighting pits Shih Yu-San’s northern forces against Canprat Chane Haueling’s faction in Manchuria and central China.
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Marain
Norsh China
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Forme Chinere
Germany Faces Economic Strain as Banks Raise Rates
Berlin reports indicate Germany seeks support from London talks with Hoover funds and stock power shifts. The Reichsbank raised discounts from 10 to 18 percent signaling tighter credit as Bonn seeks upstream remedies amid Rhine Ruhr revival hopes.
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U8 School Survey Gets 17 Consultants Aug 1
Washington officials announce a national school survey starting July 1 with 17 consultants and four year scope. The effort led by Paul Mort of Columbia University aims to cost about 50000, under Commissioner Cooper’s plan, amid details of the government program and educational leadership.
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Nniension
Paul Mort
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Columbia Sity
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Tenner
Hinariener
Lartead
Both Houses Scrutinize Oil Aims and Conservation Bills
Lawmakers in both chambers debate oil industry cures and Woodward conservation bills. A proposed conservation commission would set duties and regulate waste from production to transport, funded by a production tax and per-barrel levy. The Senate moves toward the commission while the House weighs related amendments and procedural steps.
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Austin
Troux
Carafillers
Woodward
Conservafon Commission
Setiala Commitica
Meyerse
Roysime
Uebi
Oler
Olagtel
J. Th Price
Ranteno
Rivethr
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Mit the Wands Ward
Qua Gine Mar Hills
Col Coupal Sees Coolidge Likely Won’t Run
Col Coupal says President Coolidge would accept the old term and not seek another. He notes Coolidge’s dislike of office and that the decision to run would come from the people, with ideas of Coolidge as a potential candidate dimmed by age and health concerns.
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Col. Coupal
Coolidge
Je Voman
Calvin
Himaele
Cooltga
Sirat Chizds-Teem
United States
Eke
Harkstard
Cartnat
Lin I2
Mexico Receipts Hit Nine Million Five Hundred Thousand
Mexico Cuey August 1 The treasury department announced the government’s deficit for the first five months of the year was about 9 825 000 pesos One of the principal sources of the deficit is expected to be relief payments by the union government while high tariffs remain under negotiation
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Simo Peaon Cabont
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