Detective and two bandits slain in Chicago gun battle
Chicago report details a fierce West Side apartment raid where Detective Jerry Murphy died in the first fusilade. Lieut Edward Couray led the squad. two bandits were slain and two patrolmen wounded. The victims and wounded details follow a chaotic, deadly burglary response. Unknown assailants and multiple injuries marked the tense morning encounter.
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Ae Eee
Chicago
Brackenridge Pool
Wtom West Side
Jerry Murphy
Edward Couray
Hie Atoiry
Te Apuetaneny
Hwilet
Murphy
lisitLade
Dave
Man Fined Two Dollars for Traffic Violation
A man was assessed a two dollar fine plus costs after pleading guilty to a traffic violation. The incident occurred on 150 Gills Street, with Officer GL Tolansen noting the charge and confirming the minor offense. The defendant, who reportedly worked only one day in two weeks, agreed to pay the fine and costs.
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Amman
Fo Wing
Gills Street
Pnisim
Motoriyete Uilflcer
Tolansen
Aflec
Aaden Walton
King
Kel Macey
Comite
Mayor Grants Use of Auditorium for Fiesta Event
The city grants the Auditorium for a Fiesta celebration led by the Order of te Almany group. The coronation of a queen is planned following a conference with committee members. Officials pledge support and discuss preparations for street events and parade routes to accompany the ceremony.
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Orl
Mayor Chainters
Arden
Wang Lope
Zener Wiblle
Evra
McKenzie O A Trial Delayed and Death Penalty Questioned
A delayed McKenzie trial centers on insanity claims after a police officer’s death in Texas. Prosecutors argue the defendant’s mental state remains unclear as appeals and reprieve petitions surface. Key figures include Walter Tyoon and A Tadon, with army department aid discussed and appeals by defense and supporters reported.
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Texas
God i
Renily Anne
Vane
Seeligeon
Walter Tyoon
F. Tadon
Attorocys
Renele Hirfrire
Hamitle
Thubert Ten Bebiil
Gener
Army
Big
Alfer
Sam Street
Ourrest
McKenzie
San Anfon
Melenzie
Atrert
Rte
le Mark
Carter
Atarney
Twine Oireh
Jury selection details in June trial report fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe jurors selected for a June trial with references to Monay and Tue, names such as Mary Wirksy, Lue, Beas, Wilareen, and Mhilis Woogilal. District attorney Jolson and Det. Seeligson are mentioned regarding prosecution and scheduling, with scattered references to a House committee and Augustua Mc Klonkey contest.
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Prederilkeboeg
Monay
Mary
Itu
Luan Zitcwuty
Tuurib Witedt
Way
Lulius
Beritt
Wubparua Tor
Maller Cynan
Es B. Jolson
Snl
LOK Leadon
Deeix
Keller Proposes Dry Amendment for Special Session
PALLAS Jan 14. Representative Jick Mellor forwarded to Governor Dan Moody a bill amending the prohibition law. Keller seeks to include wool items for consideration at the special session of the legislature. The measure mirrors a prior House bill and would be ready at the next regular session if not addressed now.
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Pallas
Dan Moody
Inez
Bevy
By & Leary
Keller Seid
Western Union Sued for $2950 Damage
A woman sues Western Union Telegraph Co for $2950 alleging mental anguish from alleged delays in delivery of a telegram. She claims the service failed to relay a message crucial to her mother after a coma, seeking compensation for damages.
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Western Union
C. R. Edwardes Tusaday
Western Union ‘Telegrand Company
Tiftynevillle
Pakteler Court
Talunriswan
Hee Westen
Pheetait
Sie
Poont
Penny
Janie
Arizona Officer Shot and Kidnapped Amid City Search
A chaotic report describes an Arizona officer shot and kidnapped as authorities search for three armed suspects. Residents are urged to stay indoors while police consolidate leads at several centers and pursue a woman and two men linked to the incident. Local units, including state police, coordinate a broad manhunt with no confirmed motive yet.
Brady to Drill New Water Well in January
Brady reports will drill a new water well as part of city efforts to boost supplies. Work is expected to start around January 20, with the project handled by the Terma water board.
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Brady
Terma
Dan
Real
Tang
Apeettic
Micun Tase Tien
Fat Boy Aims For Endurance Swim At Park
Norris Kellam the endurance swimmer, nicknamed the "Mule Own Cork," prepares to swim solo in Bracken Ridge Park Pool. He weighs 314 pounds and will take only liquids, aided by attendants. The event aims to set a new endurance record, with support from the Junior Chamber of Commerce and local sponsors.
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Noras Kellam
Brackenridge Park
Heginning Ab
Evlok Tuesartstryenoon
Norris Kellam
Enduranee
Bracken Ridge
Wilmstemit
Oteam
White Angels
San Antonin Junior
Cunoveree
Bellawrnty
Eran
Alwoga
Wellam
Gelam
Athuota
Unnior Hhambier of Commerce
Beuckenridge Park
Keltast
Juunior Chamber
Psirengel
District Attorney Visits in Austin
District Attorney visits in Austin described with scattered details about officials and meetings. The text references Washington and a committee, with mentions of legal actions and preparations, but the fragmentary notes lack clear events or dates.
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Austin
Idaho Town Now Minus Officials
Fragmented OCR reports a town in Idaho lacking local officials due to federal action. The text mentions Muldlan and Tan and references liquor regulations and possible federal appointment, but readability is poor and details are incomplete.
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Idaho
George Purl Seeks Place in Senate
George Purl, a Democrat, files for the state senate race seeking the party nomination. The entrant eyes a primary contest against Gore Thiel and Thomas Te Deve, aiming to win a senate seat and influence in state government.
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George Purl
Senate
Tatasar
Tin
Gore
Mistel Cold Remedy Promotes Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Mistel as a handy cold remedy for headaches throat irritation and congestion. It urges daily use with a dropper, recommends gargling with Mistel, and claims protection through a “scientific” formula available at drug stores.
VET HOSPITAL MEET SLATED FOR RANDOLPH FIELD ACCESS
City chamber leaders announce a public meeting to discuss locating a government hospital for disabled veterans near Randolgh field. Major General Froul. PL Low will attend the session with the veterans affairs committee to review highway connections and site suitability.
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Chamber of Comforter
M. Welby
Abe Hospital
Con
Witter
Chmoabrr
Porter A. Philua
Geeera Anguager
Puble i
Tulsle Will
Williacs Afftirs
Froul. PL Low
Air
Cory Hhriving
Randolgh Field
Lone Star Garden Stage Assured by Mayor Chambers
San Antonio records say Mayor Chambers assures a Lone Star Garden stage project. Funds short by 200000 or more. 850000 will be drawn from park hedge to start the first unit the stage. Commissioner meeting will outline the remainder of the plan for completion.
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Lone Star Garden
San Antonio
Cml
Amadoge Unis
Alr
Lone Star Gunkeu Garden
Getzon Borgluoy
Burial Customs Mix Chinese and Italian Rituals at examinees grave
Report spans funeral rites seen at a burial with Chinese bands, paper talismans, and a Taoist absence. A Presbyterian clergyman finds it distressing that Taoist priests could not be found to conduct the service. Wickersham and aides brief Congress on enforcement methods, outlining tighter policing and plan to move Prohibition enforcement to the attorney general without endorsing prohibition itself.
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Congress
Wickersham
Board of
Crimmins Hospital Update From Rose Ward
Col Crimmins remains under care at Rose hospital after a three day illness. Attendants say the colonel will likely return home on Wednesday as his condition improves, with the illness described as slight.
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Mel. Crimmins
Cethret
Rose Hospital
Sam Honssten
Momins
Prohibition case opens in federal court in Gonzalez county
Trial began Tuesday morning before Judge Julie Dy al West in the federal district court. Solomon Stahl of Gonzalez and his employee Carmen Munoz face six indictments accusing violation of the national prohibition act. A raid on Svens Cape Unaries on September 1 netted 250 gallons of whiskey and 1530 pints of beer. Prohibition agents J F Murphy and R A Hire led the operation. Defense attorneys W Blanton and Leonard Brown presented witnesses from Gonzalez County. Testimony opened Tuesday morning.
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Govrzalen
Jney
Federal District Court
Julie Dy ¥al West
Solomon Stahl
Gonzalez
Bie
Carmen Munoz
Ites Cape Unaries Svens
J. FP. Murphy
R. A. Hire
Prohibition
W. Blanton
Leonard Brownsm
Gon Cetra County
Woman Given Five Days to Pay Fine
Recuel H Fierro was given five days to rate and pay her fine or serve in county jail after pleading guilty before Judge DuVal West in federal court over dry morning. Mabel Myers was fined 250 for possession and sale of wine on Monday afternoon by Judge West. Gertrude Garcia was fined 150 on a guilty plea to violation of the national prohibition act.
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Recuel H. Fierro
DuVal West
Mabel Myers
Tee
Gertrude Garcia Wee
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