Posthumous Tribute and Political Commentary in Broadside
Arthur Brisbane commentary lauds Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes and President Roosevelt era figures, praising Holmes as a model American. It cites naval and aviation innovations, industrial figures like Hoover, and statements on automobile safety comparing men and women driving, reflecting era debates and civic admiration. The piece mixes obituary sentiment with political and technological mentions, highlighting public figures and emerging inventions.
Oregon Democrats File for Roosevelt Candidacy
Oregon Democrats formally launched the presidential bid of Wrasklin TD Neavelt and Alexander at Salem petition offices. The effort seeks to place Roosevelt on the ballot alongside New York governor Ricary Tallot, with party leaders touting support from Meegan and Monsevelt groups.
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Fortland
Ore
Oregon Democrata
Wrasklin
Neavelt
Floorge HW
Alexander
Monsevelt
Lengna
Meegan
Salem
New York
Ricary
S. A. Man Hangs Self in Jail and Massive Destruction
A chaotic wire service summary reports a man hanged in a jail cell in Alabama and Mississippi storm devastation. Eleven killed, including African Americans, with dozens injured and extensive property damage across Mississippi Alabama and Tennessee counties. Homes destroyed in Gulf and central regions. Tornado or gale winds caused widespread casualties and structural damage. Western states report heavy snow and freezing temperatures with travel hazards and power concerns.
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Birmingham
Aladin
West Content
Alabama
Frank
Simmons
Mississippi
Diamane
AL Tasper
Alnino
Salkier
Gounts
Paintacala
Miorila
Vicksburg
Weather Forecast for Fam Antonia and Leit
Readable forecast segment reports mixed conditions across the region. Winds shift northwesterly with cooler temperatures and occasional rain likely in the southeast. Daytime highs near mid sixties with cloudy skies and light showers possible later in the period.
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Antonia
Leit
Clautz
Parison
Bones Found in Murder Basement Animal Bones
In Cleveland Ohio a basement bones discovery is announced after indictments in a child death case. The Wisken Reserve University Medical School examiner identifies parts of a dog skeleton among the remains found in the building. The owner, Charles Biseholt, 43, faces first degree murder charges related to the child's death.
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Animal
Ohio
Cincinnati
Wisken Reserse Universite Medical School
Lug
Charles Biseholt
Wi Marian Mfekou
Progress in Deafness Surgery Reported by Physicians
A January report from BALDIMOTA describes early ear surgery experiments led by Doctors Samuel WT Crewe and Wale for Elighson at a hospital. Preliminary tests involving ear sound reception and response were conducted, noting reactions to whistle tones and indicating potential progress toward curing deafness.
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Baldimota
American Medical Association
Samuel WT. Crewe
Wale
Elighson
Fatal blast at theater shocks city officials and patrons
Four people were held after a fatal explosion at a Midland theater. John Gillespie, 22, named a person of interest, stating he placed a package under a railing prior to the blast. The incident prompted police, fire officials, and the Sonn Projectionists association president Kemal Jis Time to speak on security and theater protocols.
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Wansas Cry
Dan
Citee Polio
Masonic Uniform of Tom Thumb Saved
A tiny Masonic uniform belonging to Tom Thumb was rescued from a $500,000 fire that raged in the business section today. The garment, described as a prize possession of the order, was saved despite the blaze.
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Masonic
Tom Thumb
Bridgrpomlt
Gourral
Mont Phumb
Bornun
Train incident in Portugal leaves man unhurt after scare
In BNACO DE FRATA Portugal a man was run over by a train but survived unharmed. A station master overseeing traffic warned another worker for disregarding safety rules, triggering a verbal exchange and a brief disturbance. The incident appears to involve six violations and emphasizes rail safety.
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Bnaco DE
129 Chinese From Mexico Arrested
A cross border group of 129 Chinese immigrants were captured after entering from Mexico. Authorities report the party was detained in May and will be processed for deportation under immigration procedures.
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Mexico
San Frangilizu
Dane Jr
Mos- Ten
Teaim Pls
Uridiay
Electrical Theory Course Planned at Night School
An electrical theory course is planned for San Antonio Public Night School at 7330 Mondas. Principal Trowiz announced the program and night school offerings.
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San Antonio
Wai Wing
Mondas
Trowiz
Socialists to Arm Against Fascists Reported
Unclear fragmented dispatch describes socialist groups preparing to resist rising fascist forces amid tension in VIANNA with mention of Austrian fact patterns and suppressed revolts. no clear names or outcomes due to garbled OCR.
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Vianna
Aem
Mellon Plan Read by Mellon Aims to Boost Revenue
In a dramatic appearance Secretary Mellon explained a plan to raise government revenue and tighten control of expenditures. He argued higher income levies and a federal gasoline tax could help stabilize the credit and reduce the national debt over 24 months while urging Congress to scrutinize every appropriation at the Treasury’s request.
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Washington
Mellon
Citer
Gaggestou
Mills
Royerit
Crisy
Dan
Yin Rae
Sara, Voras
Wetkourit
Lny
Michener
Michipan Teoumb
Helel
Justice Department
Oliver
New York
Aalcken
Johnson Seeks Delay in Foreign Bond Sale Probe
The hearing in the government inquiry into a foreign bond sale faced postponement as officials from the empire and capital city awaited new testimony. Senators and state representatives prepared questions as witnesses described arrangements and potential financial connections involving Colombian funds. The session included calls for accountability and potential penalties for those implicated.
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Johnson
New York
Kenai Dohusen
Senate
Reccominy
San Antonio broker seeks bond talks amid New York ties
A San Antonio broker tied to a TD offer to guide bonds faced questions from local officials as New York interests and a city debt plan resurfaced. George Simpson said no meeting was set while New York sources noted interest payments on maturing bonds. City officials will decide on disbursements and principal concerns over the next 130 days.
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George Ti. Simpson
San Antonia'a
San Antonia
New York
Assaviares
San Antonio
Lipstoll
Mae New York
Simpson
Grace
Sony
Slis
Vaaneral
Hilgatton
Patertiere
Vinibers
FRAUD CHARGES LOOM AROUND SECRETARY MELON
Ambiguous report centers on a hearing where accusations target Secretary Mellon and associates. Lawmakers from New York to Michigan press for action while debate probes treasury conduct amid calls for accountability.
Boy Clings to Narrow Ledge for 13 Hours
A youth hiking with a companion in a canyon clung to a narrow ledge for 13 hours before deputy sheriffs rescued him. Deputies kept him safe as they dropped a rope and directed teammates to assist. The boy, though exhausted, survived the perilous climb with responders helping from above.
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Iascdrina
Qilif
Heniter
Atom
Randolph Saldier Charged in Slaying of Man
Randolph Saldier faces charges for the fatal shooting of a man on Matamoros Street. Witnesses report the incident occurred as the victim walked and an assailant fired a pistol. Vallee Capt. A. W. McDonald stated officers were on the scene, with the weapon recovered.
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Randolph Saldier
Aloes
Woody
Tli
Wasily
Iteiweclves
Steyedmahtana
Anak
Vallee
A.W
Dawes Pershing Hold Private Chat Behind Doors
Fragmentary OCR text reports a private interview involving Dawes and General Pershing during a visit to a location described with garbled terms. The readable segments mention a confidential discussion and a named military figure, but specifics are obscured by the damaged source. The overall event appears to center on a high level military exchange.
Rail Work Aimed at Boosting Prosperity
A cleaned up historical report notes that resumed maintenance by the nation's railroads would speed up economic activity. Leaders meet with railroad heads to discuss ongoing projects and expected impact on lenders and industries.
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Prifago
Lwheer Piiiots
Dodany
Rinkinke
Omovinn
Parler
Vief
Aged Minister Dies At Brownsville
An elderly minister associated with the Methodist church in Brownsville passed away. The report notes his long service and steady community involvement, highlighting his role within the local faith community.
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Brownsville
Methodist Intaisier
Strong Candidate For Congressman In Dallas Race
A prominent Dallas figure declared as a strong candidate for Congress. The candidate has a background in aerospace and public service, positioning for a possible party nomination and upcoming campaigns. Local supporters praise leadership and policy focus on national security and economic growth.
Body found suspended from iron bar
A man was found hanging from an iron bar in what authorities describe as a suicide. Deputy Constable and others investigated the scene at a location near Wade of a torn (?) waterfront area, with several witnesses and a health officer attempting revival before pronouncing him dead. Seven children were mentioned in a distant confirmation, with the deceased identified as Freara old.
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Wethisiay
Tiew
Charles Plaskill
Washear
Espina
Asi
Tien Otter
K Anil
Tn, Cookson
Daughter of Pen Doctor Slain By Convict
The year ... faint OCR text reports the daughter of a pen doctor slain by a convict at a prison. Papers indicate security measures were weighed to prevent riots. Names and locations are garbled but imply a violent incident within a penitentiary setting.
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Knockview Denitentiary
Dray Ty Tickack
Hoekvinwr Ywaliary
Alain Br
Siale
Rip Klein Ernest Gemas Hotel Memorandum
A fragmented note describes a 1932 hotel incident involving Rip Klein Ernest Gemas and hotel clerks. It mentions a history of spankings and a hospital once, with unclear dates and names, reflecting a chaotic police report style from the era.
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Rip Klein
Ernest Gemas
Ul Eh. Maes
Lemay
Sumdas
Tiny Tan
Fay
Negro Sentenced To Death in Chair in Texas Case
In Port Worth a Black man was convicted of treasonous slaying of a 61 year old farmer near Isoyles on November, and received the death sentence by electric chair. The chaotic report notes the jury verdict and the imposed punishment.
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Port Worth
Jah
Carter
Weyearnt
Isoyles
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