Murder Case Involving Fatal Shooting Near Sanlaco River
A fatal early Sunday shooting in the area near 490 Sanlaco River left Jazaro Cane Hille, 22, dead. Police say Tariayn sprawled in the alley near a doorway after an exchange, as investigators recovered a shirt and firearm at the scene and identified Tamara as a person of interest.
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Tutter
Ell Monty
Yarlatrein Galindo
Colars
Tony
Mintien Am
Nomcons
Ge Tariayn
Altorway
Tamara Wan
Misa Aljee “Darnaga
Helle
Minsman Eld
Jazaro Cane Hille
Sanlaco River
Cinvzolt
Quake in Japan Destruction Brings Heavy Death Toll
A powerful earthquake in Japan ranks among the heaviest shocks on record. International Newsreel photos document the disaster, detailing widespread destruction and casualties across affected areas.
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Mishima
Japan
International Newsreal
Jurors Named for Federal Grand Jury Panel
The federal grand jury panel includes many names such as Miley, West, and Duenl. Judge Weeb declines to press additional charges while a majority of jurors are expected to hear cases during the term. Twenty nine jurors were selected to sit on jury trials in the final court during the term.
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Miley
Jan Via- Livia
Hoesen
Tonia
Lei
Highsig
Rlooman
Abbertreebor
Medina
Johnyon Nin
George Tad Derliss
Boten Hegwin
Tlunter
Blorescil
T. Terry
Poar
Dingess
Coulter
Ie Sake
Ray Malas
Wally
Mulfitt
My Ie
Henne "Fehtian
Joseph C. Wealventan
Cornohandr
Sanstay
States Refused Permit to Enter Fruit Suit Row
Warhington December 15 Supreme Court refined permission in immigration dispute over paralyzed fruit entry. Suit filed to prevent entry by a company parcel owned by Trogdex omtopany amid broad consent briefs and state opposition.
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Warhington
Alabain
Avitain
California
Place
Geergin
Qotinana
Supreme Court
Trogdex Omtopany
Cedar Trees Safe at Camp Stanley Briefed Protection Plan
A military position confirms that cedar trees at Camp Stanley and nearby Fort Barstow remain secure. The internal brief notes no tree cutting will occur for individuals and stresses oversight by military authorities.
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Camp Stanley
Fort Sant Barstow
Camp Sinales
Aris
Man Fined 100 After Gambling Complaint
A dyslexic sounding court report notes a man fined 100 after a gambling complaint. The narrative mentions complaints about a game, alleged involvement with an identified player, and a 400 fine on vagrancy charges. City Detective Fo May testified, stating knowledge of the player Krantz and the gambling activity on West Commerce Street.
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al Iegea
Keantz
Commerce Atreel
Krantz
Commerce Street
Ciew
Malinch
Atipent van Ziveo
Krowle
Pratt Nomination Sent to Senate for Admiral Post
Washington DC The President today sent to the Senate the formal nomination of Tear Admiral Pratt to be chief of angel operations with the rank of admiral. Clarence Kempt, Wil Linen Tarrant, George TT. Metlon, Willy Ache, V Waligan Tery and Feral Tennes were nominated to be rear admirals.
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Urover
Senate
Pratt
Angel
Clarence
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Willinen ‘Tarrant
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Metlonwilly
Ache
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wAmizabe
Sister Keeps Chapin's Wish In Ossining News
Miss Marion Chapin spoke of her brother Charles H Chapin who died after a weeks illness. The sister said she will honor his dying wish by not attending his deathbed and by keeping memory of him alive.
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Washington
Dew
Misa Marion Chapin
Charles Chathi
Ute Feller
Xibler
Maint
Kendall Man Released on Bond in Liquor Cases
A Kendall man identified as Charles We Uraves was released on a 31000 bond after a sheriff’s raid in Rendall county. Prohibition agents seized whiskey and equipment, including a 250-zallon still and 1000 gallons of whiskey, during a morning visit.
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Kendall Man
Charles We Uraves
Rendall
Paul Ay
Murnlig
Tawar
Cree
Prohibition
Cravey
Cavalry Major Transferred Within Eighth Corps Area
A cavalry major receives a transfer within the Eighth Corps area. Reports say Frings is relieved and Mader Anuin will report to the assistant chief’s office for duty as part of military intelligence staffing changes.
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Bren
Depo
Frings
Stagf
Mader Anuin
Atall
Communist official urges peace talks with United States
In Washington D C on December 1 Boris H Akvirski of the Soviet foreign office and director of the Soviet Criton Information Lyreau urged a peaceful approach between Russia and the United States. He presented a friendly plea emphasizing dialogue and cooperation amid Cold War tensions.
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Wallington
D.C
Pilen
Russia
Boris H. Akvirski
Foreign Office
Criton Information Lyreau
Receivers Hold Bank Affiliates
New York December 15 reports that the Bank of Universites securities and the Gils Financial companies controlled by the Nankos company were placed into receivership by federal court action. The move affects affiliated entities and signals ongoing regulatory intervention in the sector.
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New York
Ree
Faakiug Coronentian
Bank of Univeretnies
Gils Financia! Corporailes
Nankos Company
Fire probes at Fort Sam uncover 10 tons of coal stored shed
Fort Sam officers investigate a Saturday incident involving 10 tons of coal barged into a shed. The fire probe aims to determine the cause and any safety lapses as investigators examine the stored fuel and surrounding area.
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Fort Sam
Staives
Many Treated for Minor Accidents During Weekend
A weekend of minor injuries left several residents treated at local facilities. Names and addresses appear garbled in the report, but several individuals including Viellene Sharm and others were listed as having minor injuries.
Hearing Set For Soldier Charged With Murder
A rough OCR reading shows a hearing scheduled for a soldier named Kelly, charged with murder after an incident in the Soph Minett District. Details are unclear, but the case involves a fatality and a suspect detained by authorities.
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Kelly Fiell
Wewieder
Vis
Soph Minett
Peurt
Jaurder
Navy Yard Repair Work Promises Jobs This Winter
A government plan aims to boost employment by funding critical repair work at naval yards. Secretary Ines Ligthi announced immediate mobilization of key repair projects, expecting significant local hiring as winter approaches.
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Navy Yard
Navy
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