Woman beaten by mob near Fort Worth factory
Miss Hinkle, a Miller factory employee, was assaulted by a group of women on a Grapevine road area after being ordered to quit work. She was bound, struck, and dragged into a car, suffering bleeding wounds, while authorities searched for the attackers who fled toward Fort Worth.
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Bliss Lallie
Tage
Fort Worth
Tex
Wilde
Hinkle
Wes Poirg
Romay
Aman
Nuoonscirys
Island
Wosan
Pati
Miller
Marrs Heniket
Port Worth
Gr. A. Sina
Thinkle
HANGERS APED IN MORT WORTH AREA INQUIRY REPORTS
A garbled local notice describes an inquiry into hanger manufacturing in Fort Worth Texas. It mentions the Fire Command and workers, with references to ASU and other firms, plus a parade of officials and vague aims of enforcing rules. The text names individuals and departments but remains unclear on specific actions or outcomes.
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Mort Worth
Wex
Gils
le Asu
Miu Saesaiog Company
Aldarmin
Miller Cotney
Krestinsky’s Rising Role in Grava Conference Affairs
Krestinsky, known for prominence in political affairs, attended the Grava conference and later served as a representative for Hussin of Tie Tingue. The report highlights his ascent and pivotal diplomatic assignments within the era’s power circles.
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Nikolai Nikolajewitsch
Krastin
Grava
Hussin
Tie Tingue
Klan Leaders Hopeful for Dallas State Fair Attendance
Dallas officials announce Ku Klux Klan members from across Texas plan to attend the State Fair of Texas October 14. Imperial leaders say 100,000 klansmen and families may be present, with invitations sent nationwide, while officials stress the order is not a political body.
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Dallas
Tex
Ku Klix Blas
Tess Seturdas
George TC
Vlas Officiel
Invita
Texas
United States
Butcher Ef Yepperin
Williwa J. Simmons
Klux Lau Das
Renorler
Worth
Ubt
Butcher
Ka Klux Ran
Esas
North
Bare
Toxom
Ku Klux
de. H. W. Beans
Dallox
Attania
Georgia
Ryans
Erann
Ku Klux Klan
Jnfivictunts
Wan Wea
Dr. Bvane
Liquor Runners Kill Customs Guard in Pursuit
A chaotic chase across the countryside followed a liquor-smuggling murder of a customs guard. Armed men fled toward Laredo after a sudden move by Remsey, with Sheriff Condred coordinating the manhunt into the night. No trace of the killers was found despite a widespread search and detentions.
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Remsey
Laredo
Condred
Morita
Srarchers
Noisamera
Smnith
Mumsor
Firemen Quit Train Incident at St Conte ML Aue 19
Firemen resign amid a train incident near St Conte ML on the 19th. Details vague as report references a passenger carriage and a prolonged order issued to local authorities.Officials note maintenance and safety concerns, with no injuries reported.
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St. Donight
Klots
Troops Ordered Out and Night at North Carolina Camp
Fragmented OCR recalls troops ordered out as Aug. 10 items. Report notes campaign, local station, and preparations. Mentions a gathering in North Carolina with soldiers, officials, and residents. Shaky text references a hunt or purge and individuals in farm setting.
Kimbro Denies Planning Insurgent Klan Actions
Houstonian Kimbro denies planning insurgent Klan activity and asserts no statements were made by him or his representatives. He says he spent over 320,000 of his own money on affairs in the municipal valley and will retain funds in escrow until an accounting with the Atlanta office.
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Houston
Tex
de Kimabro
Gvod
Goblin
Klan
Alldota
M. B. Owene
Kimbee
Owens
Atlanta
Texas
bTo
Kinhro
Kimbro
Miusiuciput Valley
The
Kan
Imperial Wisard O Tem
Clarke
Clark
Mim
Acanta Becaise
Clarke Ott
Officials believe dead convict now in South America
Chicago reports federal authorities investigated rumors that Dr J Nerson Roe a director of medical clinics who was reported dead in March may be alive in South America. He owed large sums to creditors and his will left nothing to the public administrator. Embalmer firms were asked to disinter a body but timing prevented positive identification. The case involves a prison sentence for violation of federal prohibition laws and a supposed dramatic return that never occurred.
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Chicago
Fideral
J. Nerson Roe
Tioe
Fighteen
Adlers Penitentiary
South America
Nm Medleal Sebadh
Boley and Company
Embaloera
Br. Roo
Saemibi
Laerntenes
Everly
A. Browo
Walpatsey University
Thamenda of
Caleaga College
Lake View Hospital
Argentina
Hutatuan
Yale
Chittiann
Howe
Fire Sentences Miang Emplorer to Meloyids
Fire sentences miang emplorer to Meloyids, PbLoie Ce. Vd fates.
Rockefeller will oppose any more foreign marriages in his family
Chicago Aug 10 The prolonged Rockefeller dynasty intrigue widens over marriages within the McCormick circle. John D Rockefeller Sr. resists further international matches involving his relatives, as Harold J McCormick’s position wobbles amid Harold’s divorce and Mathilde Rockefeller McCormick’s romance with Swiss riding master Max User. Movements in Europe fuel speculation about control of wealth and social ties within the Chicago opera group and the Rockefeller fortune.
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Rockefeller
Margaret Dale
San Antonio
Chicago
John DB
Teast
Harald F. McCormick
Toby DD
Toby
Gonna Walska
Mathilde
Maxser
Poith Rockefellyy BroCorwick
All King
Krenn
John D
America
McCormick
Harold J. McCormick
International Harvester Corporation
Racana
Harvester
Teitheckefeller
Minda
Mr. McCormick
Max User
Ile Hoskefadle
Edith Rackefelier
Winur
Europe
Wdbad
Forest
Switaerlnai
Thor
Meorpick
América
Jae
Opine
Mia
Rockefeller McCormick
Chicago Opera Company
Adler
Beeuitlare Garehotegs
Wrenn
Take Joreat Estate
Tidlogs
Tike Forest
Criatn
Ranma
Mra
Broun
Kren
Mra. McCormick
Mra McCartwelh
Tariff bill clears Senate in 48 to 2 vote
Washington reports the Lords-McCumber protective tariff bill passed the Senate by 48 to 2, moves to conference with the House. Analysts expect a month to reconcile over 2000 references, with aims to stabilize American labor and protect industry while adjusting duties and valuations.
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Washington, D.C
Lordies-McCumber Protective
Aciff
C. Seaaie
Senate
Iran
Congress
Boral
Honitore LaFolletts
Norris
Mulecti¢N
House
Mee Guinher
Finance Committee
Bim
Curyturi
Igriff
Jealousy Motive Cited in Kansas Woman Killing
Authorities believe jealousy spurred the murder of Mrs. Charles Polier and the wounding of her companion Ya gar Lyons near a longly book in the sored Bille north of here. A woman's shoe print was found at the shooting site, with Lyons conflictingly stating no further threats occurred.
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Ratchinsom
Charles Polier
Yagar Lyons
Lyons
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