JURY SEES FOX SANITY TEST AND MOODY FOR PRESIDENT
A jumble of political and social topics dominates the page. Texas politics push Dan Moody as Democratic presidential candidate while Hoover and Smith face constitutional questions. The piece blends global racial themes with campaign intrigue and reflections on leadership and public sentiment.
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MOODY
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Nalium
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Herbert Hoover
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al Smith
New York
Willian G. McAdoo
Texas
Dan Moody
Maeshall Hicks
San Antonio
Acid Case Couple Chronicle Death After Trial
Datby Day Jr. and his acid bride were central figures as Day died on Saturday on the operating table during a procedure related to the long legal saga. The case involved a woman throwing acid in Day's face, leading to his imprisonment and a high profile court dispute.
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Day
Darby Day Faces Surgical Operation and Marriage Fallout
Report to the coroner details Darby Day undergoing surgery for an abscess removal while his former wife Bernice Day, once sentenced to prison for an assault in San Quentin, Freed on parole after Day’s efforts. The wealthy Chicago financier, later linked to Beverly Hills, faced a Hollywood jail term for reckless driving and died during anesthesia.
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Delayed Relgnt Hearing Upgrady Defends Action
City council delays work on a suburb improvements program after injunctions filed by W. P. Montgomery and others. Judge Andersen set next Monday for hearings as mayor O Gray defends the contract awards and city actions amid ongoing legal challenge.
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Atamo Heights
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Andersen
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Hacmayer
Smith Girl Killed Bell View of Vienna Scientist
A fragmentary report mentions a college girl missing near Vienna and a scientist linked to the case. Alfred Miles is named in the text, with unclear details about the investigation or location. The item seems to summarize a local murder or disappearance linked to a Vienna setting and a scientist.
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Armed Men Rob Man in Turbulent North Plain Street
A disorderly incident left a man robbed of valuables after two armed assailants burst onto North Plain Street. Police said the confrontation involved a struggle and scattered bystanders as officers responded quickly to the scene. Witnesses described the robbers as wearing dark clothing and sewed masks. no arrests had been reported at press time.
Man Who Found Kipling Figure Dead in Anshan
Fragmentary text reports the death of the man credited with discovering Kipling or related clue figures in Anshan. The note includes garbled phrases and unclear names, leaving the main event and individuals difficult to identify.
Identity saga threads through Washington inquiry
A tangled report recounts detectives pursuing a man named Bruce B. Stewart in a San Antonio flight case. Washington investigators weigh imprecise memories, alibis, and a missing match to a wealthy heiress, Devan, while efforts to locate the man continue amid faded recollections and evolving leads.
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San Antonio
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Iollywood
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Duke Organizing Exploration Party
An expedition into Karakyrun is being organized by Duke to explore unknown territory. The party, led by a figure named Epolete, aims to chart routes and assess resources in the region. The effort signals renewed royal interest in distant exploration and potential discoveries.
U S Plans Global Move to Ban Submarines
Secretary Kellogg stated in May that the United States favors negotiating with major powers to outlaw submarines in naval warfare. He backed Representative Worcester’s Massachusetts plan to put Congress on record in support of banning subs and authorize the state department to pursue anti submarine treaties.
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Levine to Take Off From N Y Field in Hop to Cuba
The Unisevant Beevice reports Ghariis Levine plans a dawn takeoff from a New York field aboard the Columbix bound for Havana. Cross winds hinder the launch as Miss Makel Bell, billed as the messenger on the flight, stays in session awaiting departure.
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Marine plane flies to Nicaragua reports mixed phrasing
An American marine monoplane, commanded by Lieut. George Tawner, completed a nonstop flight from Miami, Florida to Managua, Nicaragua, covering about 3000 miles in roughly twelve hours. The crew, including Lt. owner and corpsman Wenee, departed Minami at 216 o'clock, reaching their destination this evening amid a press of brief, unclear notes.
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French Reach U8 on Mexico Flight
A damaged report notes aviators arriving from Mexico by a post flight, with officials revering the pilots. The text references an event at 3207 o'clock and mentions international crews and marketers, but details are unclear due to fragmentary OCR.
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Sane or not Hickman trial under grim dermatographia display
International News Service reports on the William Edward Hickman trial with doctors testing his sanity. A dramatic in-court skin writing act by Hickman and expert testimony highlight debate over his mental state as jurors observe chalky skin changes and discuss possible dementia praecox in a highly charged courtroom setting.
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