Four men charged after deputy sheriff shooting incident
Deputy Sheriff J. Musgrave was attacked while serving court papers at a garage in Bastrop County. In the ensuing confrontation, Musgrave fired at least three times, wounding his assailant’s ear. the incident led to assault charges against four men and a request for a contempt proceeding against others.
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Cutenot
J. . Musgrave
Southland Greyound Lines
Big Ascent
Afusgrave
Frankater
Steick Do
Masgrevs
Pellee
Raymond South
Institutor
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Aluscave
T. C. Tabbing
B. T. Borgtr Sud
Bor
Wired
Temple Calhoun
Sherifé Alsort Hayissér
Sastran
Musgrave
iVaters
Jackin
Ney
Nesault Guarges
Unclear wartime dispatch on mail routes and troop movements
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a confusing wartime scenario involving Peiping Mukdesraitmar, stepping places for emmy, and air movements over a trail. The text references China, Japan, mail passages, and post offices with mentions of Goinks and Modes, suggesting disrupted communications and troop reporting duties amid hostilities.
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Soyas
Suinmin
Koonpaogtze Wan
Hesinmin
Bol G
Sf Zooperx
Traica
China
Issera
Anc
Taken the Small Loss By Floyd Gibbons February 1911 War Correspondent.
An overseas dispatch reports intense battle between Japanese and Chinese forces near Paoshan, with heavy fighting beginning around 1 30 p.m. and continuing past 5 p.m. Japanese troops entered the city, engaged 200 cavalry, and mail carriers describe higher Chinese casualties while Japanese losses appear limited. Japanese patrols advance toward Koopson and rail corridors while air reconnaissance is used.
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Floyd Gibbons
Isterondomed Nees
Benchurie
Wilk
Janabee
Koopsont
Paoshan
Tha Iapanene
Tarkhan
Poisoned Sample Collapses and Dies in Public
A shattered OCR item reports a woman, aged 92, collapsing and dying after handling a bottle and quick antidotes. The fragmented text mentions a border, a price of $1, and faint references to a poisoning incident with unclear details.
Man Accused of Stealing Bathtubs in Feeble Report
A garbled report accuses a man named Yeador Pollerk of stealing bath tubs and selling them. The text is unclear but suggests involvement with multiple bathtubs and possible charges. No verifiable dates, places, or numbers can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
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Dee
Yeador Pollerk
the Peller Ser
Labor joins plea for relief amid unemployment crisis
A labor federation warns of 7,068,000 out of work early in 1992 with 3 days or less work for many. calls for federal appropriations to relieve hunger and misery. Leaders argue state and local agencies cannot handle need, urging direct relief and exploration of work relief as costlier but essential.
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Ile Pum
Federation
Romo
MacGrady
Mibera
Indiana
Tlllinois
Tennessee
Ohio
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Penn- Srivaote
Cosses
Yeep
Taratlon
Joanna ©. Colcord
Oondation
Wilbur J. Newsletter
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Final earthtris weds Sa terrain in Saqid edittoan
Ja Tezav and New Serica announce a planned event in Celilas delekts Ledianit Grommdwind name only. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR but reference a home weather tour and a scheduled time with numbers such as IA 44 30 and OAM vs Restato N 3.
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Ja Tezav
Oxlaauliaia
New Serica
Celilas Delekts Ledianit Grommdwind
Final Earthtris
Saqid
Edittoan
Aia Ile
Restato
Mexico approves priest restriction law in Mexico City
President Ortiz Rubio signs the clergy restriction law approved by the chamber of deputies. The regulation allows priests to register with local authorities within three days, enabling thousands of churches to operate under lay jurisdiction while provoking protests from Archbishop Dina and church leaders.
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Mexico City
Ortiz Rubio
Ned Chamber of Deputies
Diaria Oficial
Tocime Termita
Valuute
Chamacter of Deputies
Manuel C. Teller
Triests
Teller
Theoambage Isador
Washington
Pescual Dina
Mexico
ICLC
Inle Sea
Dwight WW. Morrow
Elk Herds Make Annual Trip to Valley
Elk from the high mountains migrate to Jackson Hole country where the state provides hay and cottonseed meal for winter forage. Fred Lovejoy, pioneer, laments the elk as one of the most helpless wild games in wintering. He recalls how before white settlement elk lived in upper hills with abundant feed.
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Dole Nock Springs
Jackson Hole
Fred Lovejoy
British cotton industry remains hopeful amid tensions
Lancashire producers curtailment plan trims 10,000 spindles but optimism persists as markets show signs of improvement. Slower China demand affects silver and textile sectors while labor action and social service debates shape policy responses. Witnesses include Herbert Theniamin and discussions on federal aid to ease national distress.
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Mangh Eston
Hogy
Britain
Lancashire
TADIA
China
Dun
Silrec’s
Edu
Breda
Money at Cost Promises Low Interest City Bonds
Jacob Coxey Jr former march leader intends to implement Money at Cost in Massillon Ohio when he becomes mayor on Friday. He plans a 200,000 dollar bond issue to thaw frozen credits in the city. The bonds would carry one tenth of one percent interest annually.
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Massillon
Open Forum A Letters to the Editor Signed for Publication
Ever The Light notes Bromissis Stobiisan urged a change of heart in The Light. The letter contrasts a past piece blaming unemployed workers and hobos, implying readers’ disappointment and calling for reflection while the author mentions reading the Bible.
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Bromissis Stobiisan
Dara
Eli
Smiley Action Wins Applause From The Editor
A fragmented editorial note praises Smiley from the U S Army Reserve corps and cites quotes on vision and leadership. The writer emphasizes strong judgment and the need for courageous governance to strengthen the nation and inspire future merchants.
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Smiley
the Wight
Uelge
Thermos BR. Smiley
U. S. Army Reserve Corps
Ferdaya
Hablx
Ana Jet
Mexico to Probe Charges on Consul
Mexican authorities announce an investigation into allegations involving a U.S. based consul. The probe centers on remarks deemed unfriendly to Mexico and concerns over duties at the border. Officials emphasize adherence to diplomatic norms while reviewing the consular employee’s conduct.
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Mexico
CLEY
Mevirane Real Dema
Eagle Dass
Ce Toms Zanes
Demented Veteran Nabbed After Fight
A confused report from Cineago describes a 38 year old veteran rounded up after a violent incident near his North side home. Authorities say the man, involved in a confrontation, was detained following a chaotic scene lasting several hours as officers secured the area and investigated possible threats.
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Dee
Adim Vereeks
Sapore
Amen
Lia North
Rthigtunee
Ratn
Carrie
Arsin
Flight Planned From Montreal To Marion Watch
An incident report from Montreal to Marion notes a planned flight by a Canadian-Argentine pilot. The line mentions aviation activity near Cape York and Haven, with references to early New Year and an enforcement chase in Moy Fauldon area.
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York
Nev
Reed Loday
Monxton Lebe
Montreal
Marion
Alart
Cape
New
Fauldon
Goxey Plans Bond Issue To Finance City Credits
Jacob Corry Sy, veteran supporter of the money at coat movement, arrives in Massillon to push his plan for frozen credits relief. He seeks city council approval to issue 200000 in bonds, including 50000 in 3000 denominations and 10000 in 5 and 10000 in 10, bearing 11.5 percent interest and retired over 25 years.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Jacob
Corry Sy
Pridas
Masaillon
Bank Reopens Jan 2 in Corpus Christi Under Same Charter
Corpus Christi report states the Terax Hank and Trust Company will reopen January 2 with its 1925 charter and official name. Founded by J. E. Garrett and associates, the bank closed last October due to heavy withdrawals. Capital stock is 150,000.
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Corpus Christi
Terax “Hank and ‘Wrust
Ocioser
Official Renter
J. E., Garrett and Associates
Capital Sik
Health Resort Celebrates 600th Anniversary
A Bavarian health resort in Germany marks its 600th birthday dating to 1331 when Ludwig the Bavarian granted a market charter. The site, famed for iodine therapies and the heating syringe used by thousands with goiter and herniations, reflects on its long history since 1816 and the city charter granted to David Tolz in 100.
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Tom
Gremany
Dee
Ludwig the Bavarian
David Tolz
Ita
Irmish
America Becoming Book Worm Nation
The article notes America turning into a nation of readers with Mathew Dudzeon of the public mirrors of ailwarker citing a 100% increase in books read in January versus ten years prior. It discusses library engagement and the growing demand for reading materials.
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America
Bec
Amer- Tea Ik
Mathew
Dudzeon
Ailwarker
Uhr Eniniry
Annapolis grid games aid needy workers noted
In Annapolis the BML report shows unemployment relief linked to profits from television football games at the Naval Academy. Proceeds from last season’s games will fund work for a formerly unemployed man, marking a historic first.
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Annapolis
Bml
Tvs
Navel Academy
Baptist Budget Nearing Goal in Dallas Meeting
Dallas report notes progress toward a Baptist budget goal as state officials discuss upcoming drives and member canvassing efforts. The meeting covered pledges and coordinated actions to boost fundraising and participation.
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Dallas
Trandel
J. Tawaed Williataa
Atetotary
Canvann
Rad
Bern
Shopmen Accept Wage Cut at Southern Pacific
Dec 1939 report states 16 000 shopmen in the Pacific division reached a settlement after a two day talks, accepting a 10 percent wage reduction with protections. The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way and other groups were notified of larger cuts up to 15 to 16 percent, with ongoing negotiations for engineers firemen and unskilled workers.
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BAN Brangisco
Hevieg
Shothera Pacific Railway Company
Nciite
Southern Pacific
Otwr
Rails Employes to Hold Parley Jan 14
Cleveland dispatch reports the nilonds and their employes plan a joint meeting on January 14 to decide actions on wages and unemployment relief. The date was set by the railway labor bargaining association representing brotherhoods and unions after an all day meeting. The Chicago conference will cover the railroads request for a 1 percent wage reduction and the union plan to ease unemployment.
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Cleveland
Nilonds
Railway Labor Bageuuvee Association
Brotherhoods
Imigue
Cl Chicaro
Railroade
Labor Secocration
Kidnaping of Boy by Bear Provides Name for Town
Harrisburg, Pa, December 30. A bizarre tale from Charles B. Geer, district state forester, says a bear kidnapped a boy named Mennie in pioneer days, then the father tracked the bear and uttered a puzzled question about the boy’s fate, explaining the town’s name origin.
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Harrisburg
Peoneslyania
Nenezerre
Charles BE. Geer
Hatr
Bennis
Lee
Mennie
Hite
Isennis
Ten-Year-Old Wins Place at Conservatory
Paris dispatch reports a 10-year-old American boy, son of a Tale native and his Breach mother, awarded admission to the National Conservatory of Music. The child, described as bright and healthy, has shown notable violin talent since lessons six years ago and was admitted after a brief study career.
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Paris
Tale
St. Nezaire
Maneicn Han
National Conservatory of Music
National Conservatory of Music In Is An Ins Hegun His Work. Jie
Girl Receives Dozen Wedding Proposals From Match Seekers
Guatublilot aunt Gi Maez 11 Clowes describes a 21 year old New Eagle girl who has received about a dozen proposals after announcing she would wed any respectable white man who offers her 1 000 for the support of her dependents in old age. She seeks interviews before deciding.
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Guatlubilot
Biies Maez
Clowes
Monkey Returns With Bad Habits In Chicago Theft Case
Chicago report says a monkey stolen by four youths was returned today. The animal had been trained to climb over balconies and unlock apartments, causing worry about restoring its honest behavior.
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Chicago
Anna Ona
Ahe
Ranssoma
West Winters Grip Deepens Across West
Winter weather coalitions return to normal after mild spell. A Rockies snowstorm blocks Silver City Idaho and nearby towns, with snowshoes the only entry. California and Virginia mountains see continued precipitation. Grover Hrakins, 26, of the commerce department returns to Silver Zone Nevada after a blizzard. a missing traveler near Little Lake Pass is being searched by crews.
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Silver City
Wahg
Wen
Bolee
Idaho
Knowell
California
Fedecday
Grover Hraekins
Department of Commerce
Silver Zone
Nevada
Little Lake Pass
Woman Shot Twice Brother Captures Assailant
Mrs Tat Melaror was shot twice last night while Sheena in the house. Her brother pursued and tackled the attacker after five shots were fired from a rifle. He was overpowered and handed to officers after a struggle. victim hospitalized with bullet wounds.
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Sheena
Nanny
City Faces Budget Crunch As Workers Ponder Cuts
City leaders consider layoffs and pay cuts to cover a widening deficit in the fiscal year budget. The auditor shows funds diverted from health, welfare, and street maintenance, with total adjustments of about 51,853.72 saved through various department transfers while tax rate planning continues.
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Park
Jacob
Ublein
Stefflex
Chinbera
Paul Stefffer
Steffler
Frank Bushlek
PO Duta
Ace
Fire and Police
Phi Wright
Auditor Office
Health Department
Cor. Corpatlay Court
Public Welfare Fund
Nseetor
Busty
Axries
Seminary to be renamed as junior college in Auburndale
President Guy M. Winslow of Lusell Seminary at Auburndale seeks an official name change to Auburndale Junior College arguing the term better reflects its work. The seminary, founded in 1851, has about 100 students and the petition was filed by Senator Arthur W. Jalis of Newton.
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Junior College
Boston
Guy M. Winslow
Lusell Seminary
Auburndola
Tani
Ales
Lascil Seminary
Arthur W. Jallis
Newton
Thomas to Cover 29 700 Miles on Tour
Thomas, a popular American baritone with the Calare Circle Op company and other groups, travels extensively this season booking concerts and radio appearances across major cities. He will have logged about 20,700 miles before the season ends, highlighting a demanding tour schedule.
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Thomas
Chicago
Charles Thomas
Caleare Cirle Op Company
Beardes
Chicago Comney
Philadelphia Grand Penn Company
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