Illinois Official Remits After Indictment Scandal
Aug 24 Olene reports Lt. Sterling, tied to Governor Lea Amal and Vernon Curtis of Grant Park, indicted for embezzlement and conspiracy involving 2,000,000 in state furs. He forwards a 3901/8028 draft to Edward H. Miller, successor as state treasurer, claiming it covers interest and deposits since May 1924.
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Titnos
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Lea Amal
Vernon Curtis
Grant Park
Edward H. Miller
Jani Iobe Netter
Union Rate’ Bank
Dixon
Dis
Tan Bau
Tupi
Fragmentary note on promised payment in future terms
Reading appears to be a damaged fragment stating a promise of payment in the future with unclear dates or parties. The text lacks identifiable names, places, or concrete actions beyond a vague obligation. Interpretation remains uncertain due to severe OCR distortion.
Reunion plans for Confederate veterans face delays
A fragmented notice from Aug shows leaders discussing this year’s Confederate veterans reunion. The annual gathering awaits a fixed date, with invitations reportedly scarce and competing opinions on location, while older members and regional leaders weigh the best meeting city and timing.
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Tex
Geo
Van
Advanee
Bisteen
Dwenty
Rita
Gafon
Gatharmaz
Charles Plans Restoration of Hungarian Throne, Says Correspondent
Paris reports via Geneva that Emperor Charles plans to restore the Hungarian crown with regent Horthy. The Greek king Constantine’s envoy and League of Nations issues loom, with the plan potentially dissolving parliament. Labor Day events listed in San Angelo, Texas, include a parade, tents, and a concert.
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Paris
Povnne
Charles Nas
Aduilrut Horthy
Hungaria
Hungary
Geneva
Fuenul
Constualine
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Berne
Assembly of the League
Nacloua
Arknistion
Sass
League of Nations
San Angelo
Tex
Aig
Prgnece
Tere
West Texas League
Willingey
Sov Angelo
Inbar McKelvy
Harbor
Bor Vay
Famine Drives Starving Russians to Self Harm
Adispatch from Riga dated August reports peasants in famine struck districts in Russia taking their own lives due to extreme starvation. Word of mass hanging suicides and groups near Thy village clusters emerges, with details from local observers describing desperate acts amid severe food shortages.
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Mie
Riga
Uyer
Women Overworked as Silent Helpers in Home Life
Lyilia R. Plakham's Vegetable Compound touted as a medicine with specific value to ease common female complaints. The article argues women bear daily burdens of housework, child care, weaving and managing household duties, seeking relief from pain and fatigue.
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Lyilia R
Plakham
Stavropol and neighboring regions face grain shortages and government strain
A garbled report outlines a dire crisis in Stavropol and adjacent areas amid grain shortages. It mentions 80,000s 000 pounds of grain needed to feed the population, with government stress and shifting leadership. Names such as Waytoy Vegehor Retuens and Lampains appear, alongside references to local officials and religious groups, but the text is fragmentary and difficult to confirm.
Cotton Crop Poor In Texas Says State Officials
State agricultural leaders report the August survey on cotton shows the crop in the worst condition in Texas history due to boll weevil, boll worms, and drought. Commissioner George Terrell notes inquiries across counties indicate overall damage around eighty percent from the combined pests and dry weather.
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Mitella
Texas
George TR. Terrell
Tate
Terrell
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