Bedridden Gangster Fends Off Hospital Attack
Chicago reports Frank McErlane, known as the killing teaghest, wounded yet fires back with a hidden revolver after gunmen burst into his hospital room. A fusillade erupts among patients as detectives later identify the attackers and recover the weapon. McErlane, linked to the O'Donnell gang, survives with injuries while authorities pursue those responsible.
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Chicago
Frank MecErlane
Lee
Wong
Spriune
McErlane
Charles Miller
McErlane Bealetai
Milfer
Arc- Erlane
Oncs
Hemishire South
Joe Brltie
Jefe 2x
Spike
Odownell
Bie Geng
Ases Cinies
bin Life Tannery
Failine
Bio Lane
Pilow
Queen Near Death Vital Signs Hope For Queen
Victoria, queen of several days, remains gravely ill as doctors monitor her condition and seek to stabilize her. Officials report no clear prognosis as the royal household issues cautious statements.
Wurzbach 10 Feed Trial Contained In Texas Story
Wurzbach 10 feed trial reports indicate he won a contested election in Dallas Tuesday and plans a reception in Ware bach's honor at Beethoven ball. Anderson notes possible early arrival and a reception date set for Friday, with a public mass meeting under consideration.
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Jeannk Wursbach
Cate Gott
Dallog
Anderson
A Grensman
Wurzberh
Washington
Seguin
Warebach
Anderson Worzbach
Fourteenth
Augustus I. McCloskey
McCloskey
Warapach
Bexar County
Hower Electone Committee
Girl Balks When Led to the Altar in Oklahoma
Lawton Oklahoma February 2 a local couple sought a marriage license after a group visit to Justice G W Horn The would be bride resisted at the altar saying she would not marry and the license was not delivered The incident involved the couple and several friends as the court clerk and officials attempted to complete the process
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Lawton
Ofla
G. W. Horn
Tost
Cripple Marries His Girl Rescuer in Warsaw Fire
A badly injured man who was saved from a blaze by his girlfriend, Miss Virginia C Wilt, 24, now marries her in Warsaw Indiana. The groom, identified as a cripple, wed after the fire rescue and a courtship sparked by the perilous blaze.
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Warsaw
Ind
Virginia C. Wilt
Pleteher F. Maynh
Granifathor
Hoover Record Subsect of Debate Draws Fire
Washington February 25 The Hoover record comes under attack as Senator McKellar Democrat Tenn assails the president with a report of errors and failures in his first year in the White House Senator Watson Republican Indiana defends the administration citing relief efforts wage stabilization and a program of economy Watson argues the president started a new era of prosperity and prevented a panic while maintaining wage levels and promoting farm relief and world peace in the London talks The debate signals a partisan fight that will continue through the upcoming primaries and elections
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
White House
Capitol Hill
Atul Ineurgesta
McKellar
Tennessee
Hover
Phig
Watson
Indiana
Agriculnce
Waite House
America
Livestock Values Show a Decline in Nebraska
Lincoln report by federal agricultural statistician Anderson notes livestock prices on Nebraska farms fall compared with last year and a marked decline in cattle and sheep values as of January 1, 1980, with broader comparisons to earlier periods.
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Lincoln
New
Nerueka
Nebraska
Anderson
Noose setup for rabbit catching noted in Edenton text
Fragmentary Edenton report describes a method using a noose to catch rabbits during a run way event. Mentions divorces granted to several named individuals and lists multiple court names, with stray phrases about classified ads and car listings.
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Edenton. No
Methin Chappell
Chappell
Terrell Read Impeachment Hearing Details Alleged Funds Misuse
Testimony alleges Terrell as comptroller diverted thirty four thousand three hundred sixty four dollars from an Austin National Bank account, with funds routed through S. He Terrell, some used for secuonal purposes. Cross examination cites unsigned checks and personal use of funds linked to Martin and Terrell.
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EH ‘Terrell
Austin National Bank
Terrell
Hardeman
Austin Nations
Martin
Wlto Marlin
Janvays
Ké Blevenson
Junction
Harde- Tan
Avelin National
Tarrel
Kansas Students Study on Tuesday Examined in Library Records
Fragmentary OCR notes from a Kansas university report show Tuesday studying patterns at the library during February exam week. Book withdrawals on Tuesdays numbered 1638, dipping to 1153 across the period, with varied counts on contiguous days.
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Lawenoun
Nun
Timeversity of
Kansas
Autocrary Library
No Births or Deaths in Town for Year MT Washington
No births or deaths were recorded in this small Derkshire county town during 1020. One inhabitant, Edwin Flaughtaling, was married.
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MT. Washington
Mase
Derkshire
Fdwin Flaughtaling
Darried
Prohibition raid damages house and tenant notices filed
James La Hill of South Kam Antenla reports that federal prohibition agents raided a two story rental, destroyed the NICQAT and rhayam, causing £150 in damages and leaving the house uninhabitable. A woman owner accused agent misconduct, while authorities say the tenant’s use violated law.
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Federal Prohibition
Ming
James la Hill
Kam Antenla
Patrolman Galen Listed From El Paso Street Ad Recreation
An unclear notice mentions Patrolman M. Galen of El Paso Street and a fragmentary reference to patrol duties, a pedlar, and a show or event titled Thnow Your Po Moeman, with unclear details and dates.
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M. Galen
el Paso Adreet
Pateolman
Shawn Todas
Park Parking Regulation Debate Faces City Panel
Parley weighs midnight to 6 am parking ban while Park Commissioner Jacob Rumolo proposes street cleaning between 12 and 4 am. A chamber meeting with the chamber, Phil Wright, hotel and restaurant leaders is planned this week to decide. Rubble opposes the ban saying it won’t help the street department and a street flusher is too costly.
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Chamber of Comperce
Jacob RuMolu
Chamber
Tetale
Phil Wright
Ommners
Rubble
Right
Praying Grocer Brushed by Bullets in St Louis Killing
In St Louis on February 25 a grocer, Henry Muehlenbeck, praying for customers, was shot and killed by a man who had just bought a five cent candy bar. The killer, ordering him to “slick ’em up,” fled after the single shot and the grocer slumped behind the counter.
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ST. Louis
St Louis
Sears
Henry Muehlenbeck
Stuehlenpeck
Bettie Wirth Leaves Estate to Sons and Bible Gift
Bettie Wirth, a widow, died December at 4471 Whiten Avenue, leaving $3000 to son Fred B. Hall and the Bible to son Hes A Halle. Rex received only the Bible, a treasured family keepsake. Both sons are city firefighters.
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Bettie
Wirth
Hes
A. Halle
Whiten Avenue
Fred
Hall
Rex
Tamuils
Frei Hall
Elty
Cold Wave Touches Loveland in St Patrick’s Day Mix
Loveland February report notes odd weather effects with a baby garter found awake in the cold. The town advert pages push classified listings and light cleaning offers as readers seek local deals and clarifications.
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St. Patrick's
Patrick
Treland
West Ear
Loveland
Bishop Appointed Chief of Field Artillery in Washington
Col. Harry G. Bishop, formerly stationed at Fort Sam Houston and now serving in Hawaii, is appointed this week as chief of the field artillery with the rank of major general. Headquarters will be in Washington. From April 1, 1925, to August 5, 1927, he commanded the Fifteenth Field Artillery at Fort Sam Houston while holding brigadier general rank.
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Harry G. Bishop
Fort Sam Houston
Hawaii
Field Artillery
Washington
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Fort Sam Hoieton
Secretary Wilbur Approves Indian Care Education Bills
Secretary of the Interior Tay Lipman Wilbur approved the SwissJobmese bill authorizing the department to arrange with individual states for the education and medical care of casual Indians. The announcement was made in Washington, D.C., on February 23.
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Washington, D.C
Secretary of the Interior
Tay Lipman Wilbur
Department
New Tax Plan Aims at Russia Under New Policy
Moscow reports a central government reform shifting tax burdens. The poor are exempted while middle class villagers see taxes rise. The plan targets kulaks to exterminate their class and spur collective farm growth under state control.
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Moscow
Ted
Russia
Pat Ae
Soviet Union
Arma
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