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A fragmented 1928 1929 era editorial sketch discusses American ferocity in industry and war, referencing Bourah Good American and Trotzky and Stalin. It critiques Britain and naval power, mentions Wall Street, the stock market, and agriculture policy.
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Trotzky
Stalin
Arthur Brisbane
Prt
King Fealeres Sym
Ina
Weather and coast notes across regions and days
Fragmented weather report mentions cool morning and cloudy conditions with warmer tides along the coast. References to Wednesday and Sunday coast activities, with notes on marine conditions and northerly winds affecting the northern sector, including Sumas and nearby areas.
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Sintuertay
Telenowt
Aoulberty
Alent
Munkundlé
Ratneday
Oldrx
Narilon
Sumas
City Sleuth Uo Ended By Kilday
Detective Currey Drill was suspended indefinitely Saturday morning by Chief Tollee Oyen Kilday after an inquiry into the Vermont restaurant shooting just before midnight Friday The assailant fired several shots through the front of the cafe with bystanders and windows damaged Detective Captain Aubrey Mopking disarmed Brill at the scene and Brill was detained awaiting transport to headquarters formerly a county officer for eight months latest on the force
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Kilday
Vermont
D8 Commerce Atrovt
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Whelows
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Atever
Aubrey Mopking
Brill
Tie
Dry Jury Convicts Former Prosecutor
A federal court jury convicted former prosecutor Parish O. Boswell and three co-defendants of conspiracy to violate national prohibition laws. The case linked to wartime era gang activity in Illinois with figures connected to the Charlie Birger faction and the Southern Winds gang.
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Tao
Arrice O. Boswell
Williamton County
Charlie Birger
Southern Winds
Girl Takes Shot at Woman Jailed in Kansas
Martha Vader, 24, was jailed after a shooting incident in Wintesda, Kansas, involving Mrs. Lisy Tetena. Vader rose to prominence years ago after joining a preacher at services, and now faces a three year penitentiary sentence for harming the wife in a domestic dispute.
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Weather Forecast for San Antonio Weekend
Cloudy and warmer conditions expected with possible showers. J E Tarte from the U S Weather Service notes southerly winds and a rising mercury, with temperatures around the 80s during day and near 40s at night through Saturday and Sunday.
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Claudy
McCloskey Case Papers Go to Austin for Trial
Indicted for alleged election reforms transfer of case transcripts moved from Texas county to Travis County through an express shipment. Judge McGrory ordered venue change to the Criminal District Court in Austin, aiming for a fair trial. Transcripts expected to arrive Saturday with a February setting pending District Judge and Travis County attorney.
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Iexar County
Criminal District Court
Travis County
Austin
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Travis
Dormitory Fire Destroys Baylor College Building
A dormitory at Baylor College in Waco burned down on January 26. Fire officials report the Marler Cottage for Women at Belton, south of here, was destroyed with no reported injuries or casualties. The cause remains under investigation and the structure suffered extensive damage.
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Baylor College
Waco
Marler
Belton
Hare
Betrothal of Sunne Aired at Sea by News Report
New York January 2 reports altercation aboard the steamship Pari involving French tennis star Suzanne Lenglen and her mother as she travels to France with Baldwin, her suspected fiancé. Photographer scuffles erupt when Baldwin resists posing, with reporters and officials separating the men. The gossip centers on a possible divorce prior to marriage. Lenglen’s arrival earlier stirred headlines.
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Alter
Wistudlonee
Buzanne Lenglen
Hee Imother
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France
Totny
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Daley Field Mo Jour
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Soho
Bezanie
Sercent Tuesses
Tennia Estar
Tendwin
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Waen
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San Antonio crackdown targets idle visitors and gangs
Police Commissioner Phil Wright orders Chief Owen Kilday to arrest idle visitors and suppress the ClemmUIP gang influence in San Antonio. The crackdown aims to keep out wandering troublemakers and boost park cleanup as a warning to offenders, with Judge Dave Watson agreeing to cooperate and impose substantial fines.
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Wny
San Antonio
Phil Wright
Owen Kildas
al Yagratte
Weary Willlee
Idlara
Wright
Olnot Kilday
Cilmin Gang
Thy
Chily Kong
San Avienio
Dave Watson
Jonge Watson
Kong
Wess
Sao Antonio
March Cotton Prices Steady in New Oilville Market
In New Oivilrans traders quoted March cotton at 19 cents and May, July, October futures with mixed bids. The market reflected a generally steady tone as buyers and sellers assessed supply and demand amid cautious activity in early trading.
Weather Delays Ruler’s Trip to British Resort
A royal journey to the seaside resort of Bog nur is postponed as wintry weather delays the king’s departure. Officials expect the trip to occur in the first week of February, weather permitting, with a decision hinging on conditions in London.
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Inn
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Bognur
Cantina
London
Tobruary
Two Die and Two Injured in Airplane Crash
In Athens Tennessee two persons were killed and two injured when a small hydroairplane struck off Korvion Crag after taking off from Gori at night. Charles Holder, an American banker, and his daughter aboard the plane suffered injuries.
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Gori
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Store Robbery Suspects Sought After Cash Register Heist
Police search for two men who robbed Druny Lays, owner of a small Colorals and Preos streets store, taking eighty dollars from the cash register. The crime was not reported for 24 hours.
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Thoraday
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Colorals
Preos Streets
Tagna
Chinese Kidnapping of US Clergyman Reported
A reporter recounts that Communists abducted American Edward Young near Nunun fu in Kiangsu province and demanded a ransom of 10,000 dollars. Bishop O Shea of the Catholic mission confirms the incident. The report cites a kidnapping attributed to Communist forces.
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O'Shea
Catholic Mission
Tnd
New
Edward Young
Nununfu
Kiangai
Man Bumps Knee, Bleeds to Death
In Chicago on January 26, Fred Milley a restaurant proprietor bumped his knee against a table and bled to death before medical help could arrive. Local reports describe the accident as causing fatal blood loss after the injury.
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Wee Draken
Affidavits Shape McKenzie Clemency Battle
Affidavits by sleuths and officers strengthen the fight against clemency for John A. McKenzie in the murder of Chief Sam Street. Witnesses describe McKenzie’s attitude before arrest and his claim he would shoot it out with officers, while efforts to test his sanity proceed as Huntsville awaits execution day March 23.
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Pete" McKenzig
Sam Street
Mia
Huntsville
Ollbers
Polien
Phil Wright
McKenzie
Arcent
Mie
Oficer
Joe Uorria
W. IL Bhipp
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Fied
Warris
Iroubie
Leo Grassboif
Mudevit
Gharke Sieh
McRkenzie
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Neutioa
McKensie
McKennie
First Round Leaders Smith Dudley in Texas Open
In a tight Texas Open start Smith and Dudley led after Thursday with Ed Dudley and Harton Smith tied atop the leaderboard. Welsh, Williams, and Cruickbank chased as wind and greens challenged players through a foggy morning, with many Veterans and young talents in the hunt ahead of weekend play.
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Joplin
Jigger Juggler
Enilery
Lourenmont Victors
Drnday
Liles
Ed Dudley
Ton Angeles Proteay Atom
Comparative Youngs Ster
Mach
Drackenridge Park
Dogpile
Smith
Dudley Greenick Welsh
Appleton
Wis
Danny Willining
Shinok
Amoxon
N. J
Leonard Schmutte
Artie
Tenry Cuicl
Strnesse
Willie Maguire
Oidget Meton
Robby Cruickebank
Grorpe Aul+bach
Lewis Levinson
Bon Antonio
Salyurday
Joe Byoak
Horton Smith
Trebby Cruicksbank
Bill Meklhors
Henri Cotton
Eughind
Lonard Schmutts
Otart
Tawny Williama
Heart Cuiet
Tony Longo
Rank Waleh
Drewes Weber
Chicles
Officers Dry Up Kansas City as New Law Takes Effect
Kansas City officers, under Governor Clyde Reri’s enforcement program, began raids late last night to curb bootlegging and illegal alcohol sales. County officers and three special assistants conducted searches, seizing a sizeable quantity of contraband and detaining several individuals as the crackdown expanded citywide today.
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Kansas City
Kan
Clyde Mr. Reri
Walch
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