Woman Bandit Prowl Ends With Cigarette Loss
Police hunt a woman bandit who attempted a bold street robbery near Branks Field. A man accomplice distracted a victim while the woman demanded cigarettes and money. The victim resisted, receiving only a pack of cigarettes as the bandits fled toward the city. Sergeant Martin pursued leads and notified city detectives.
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Terant
Martin
Phetachines
Branks
Vane Murtle
Ann
Martin Teshint
Addiuarters
Enigmatic Sleep Story From Ankenest Page
A garbled passage describes a medical examiner in Dige Castle or Wicks Reed examining a person named Wicks Reed after a Wednesday incident. The text references a sleeping mind in a hinged badge and brain function sanctuary, noting weak bones and mental trouble. It hints at newspaper beginnings, open shop printing, and a mysterious sleeping mind enigma.
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McCormick
Ports Crulting
Xonselime
Caraivang
Edith Nourse Rogers Seen as First Congress Woman
Edith Nourse Rogers of New England, a former congresswoman, appears in early reporting noting her election and political standing. The fragment references her and involves other named figures, but the text is garbled, limiting fuller context or dates.
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Edith Rogers
NEW England Congress Woman
Honor Memory of Negro Hero Who Died in Wreck
Chicago dispatch recalls Osean J. Daniels of Chicago who died trying to save eyes of passengers after a wreck near Frankfurt on June 16. The sleeping car porter, Daniels, jumped into dangerous steam to close a door as passengers screamed. He perished before medical aid could reach him, leaving a young survivor and a nation mourning a brave act.
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Chicago
Duliman Cent
Osean J. Daniels
Tockfurt
N. Ai
Daniels
Daniels Deni
Stricken City Arises From Devastation
Emergency relief agencies including the Salvation Army and other aid groups await national orders to start action as Cross officials and local leaders plan the response after extensive devastation.
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Ikewice
Behind Air Mail Plans Fuel Industry Support
A Bron Page One continuation discusses air mail service development. G. O. Leel, secretary of the Manufacturers' association, asserts San Antonio’s 600 moves will use air mail if schedules are kept and rates are fair. He notes that utilities require energetic telecommunication to operate reliably and handle inbound and outbound freight.
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San Antonita
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Lesitia
Santa Barbara Battles After Strong Earthquake Recovery Plans
Amid Santa Barbara quake damage, engineers from Los Angeles and San Francisco inspect remaining structures while demolition crews clear debris. Rotary leaders propose a $2.044 million relief fund with additional bank support totaling around $2.1 million. Banks nationwide arrange a $20,000 transfer to stabilize funds as residents face rebuilding, with firsthand accounts of shaking and falling debris underscoring the city’s urgent reconstruction needs.
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Banta Barbars
Santa Barbara
Pacific
Bugh McLellan
Rotary Club
Lucas
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Santa Diate
H. H. Cotton
Angeles
San Francisco
Los Ane Geles
Bontna
United Regions
Arora
J. M. Medver
Aid to Repair Mission Quake Damage
Aid to repair mission quake damage sought by Ban Fran citizens who pledge help for the mission at Bante Harbara, damaged by an earthquake. Mayor Koln and Father superior nf vite mfexion address the effort as California’s art heritage bears the strain.
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BAN Pranuibch
Ban Franjoin
Bante Harbara
Mitchell Talks on Air Mail Service at Lions Club
Colonel Mitchell spoke before the Lions Club at the Gunter Hotel at noon on Wednesday, outlining the air mail service plan and his work leading the Eighth Corps area. A large audience heard the talk as Fort Ram Houston and local officials were cited in praise and notes of upcoming events.
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Air Service
Gunter Hotel
Mitchell
Quitchell
Elvic
Fort Ram Houston
Lee Walthall
Worthington Fleeing to Europe Under Securities Theft Theory
Readers note a garbled report claiming John Worthington, a Balletine & Co. Los Angeles member, fled custody in California with $100,000 in securities. The item alleges Worthington is headed toward Europe and cites a suspect theory linking LuSady Girt to an attempt on Worthington Sunday.
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John Worthington
Europe
San Diego
Tole
Jnl
Worthington
LuSady
Balletine & Co
Los Angeles
Har
Einsenitn
California
Friunda
Banquet Prompts Prohibition Bust at Mayflower Hotel
Four Washington hotel workers and staff at the Mayflower served liquor to undercover Prohibition agents during a banquet. Maitre Venice and others faced federal charges. payments and contraband liquor surfaced as agents reported the incident to U.S. Commissioner Turnage. Several suspects were released in bail ranging from $1,000 to $5,000 amid conflicting accounts of the capture and the soiled dealings.
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Prohibition
Department of Justice
United States
Timage
Julies Venico
A'Intel
Ricardo Blozi
John Mendas
Bell Hoy
Sani Ralphones
Mondo
Commissager Turnage
San. Frannisca
Venice
Mendas
Die Overcome by Acrociani Fire Rescue Tragedy
In Jacksonville on July 1 a rainy event at John Swisher and Son led to three fatalities: Firnin Moore, a 48 year old electrician B Palmer, and Kelly a city firefighter. The rescue attempt by the crew ended with three men overcome by smoke and flames. Further details were unclear due to damaged text.
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Jacksonville
Historyunfagis
John Swisher
Rewirk
Ohio
Scopes Trial Prep Amid Tennessee Evolution Debates
Dayton reports from July 1 describe Payton theater set for John T Seupes trial over evolution teaching, as Fulton properties assemble. Dr George W Rapplesa denies initiating the case for publicity, while the National Education Association weighs a convention denouncing Tennessee evolution law and broader anti teaching bills.
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Payton
Homlet
Prince’ of
Denmark
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Tegal
Fenck
Stte
Kentucky
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Paducel
Fulton
George W. Rapplesea
Scopes
Rappleyta Gait
Rapyltyea
Nationas ‘Educational Association
Indianapolis
Tennessee
Convention City
New York
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Greeneow
California
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Dayton Jail Prepped for Influx of Visitors
Dayton, Tennessee reports the city jail ready for an influx of visitors during Sheriff Braster's announced election era trials. Fifteen prisoners remain housed with capacity for forty-five more, and plan to transfer overflow inmates to Chattanooga for safekeeping. The police commissioner warns of pickpockets and loiterers amid increased traffic and organized social visitors.
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Vatvorval Rertion
Dayton
Tonn
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Alaines
B. Braster
Jini
Chattanange
Evolution: Tral Amuses Optimists At Mock Trial
A club meeting staged a mock trial with readings from the Bible and remarks about the Scopes trial. Participants impersonated jurors and witnesses, provoking laughter as the scene borrowed from the famous case to entertain the audience.
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Scopes
Homer G.“Pattee
Pythian Sister Dies in Dallas Temple Rites Organizer
Mrs. Fred Forrest, long-time member and organizer of the Dallas Temple Pythian Sisters, died here today. Friends and fellow sisters recall her active service and community work within the order.
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Fred Forrest
City code reprint plan discussed at San Antonio meeting
A San Antonio council minutes draft shows architects and contractors urged to adopt the city building code. Sidney Corneling led a committee including Harvey P. Smith Tarned Aking and Albert Stover Jr to prepare reprints, costing between 2000 and 4000 dollars.
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San Antonio
Costmltten
Sidney Corneling
Tulldere Wschange
Tobin
Edney Cornelius
Harvey P. Smith
Tarned Aking
George Moody
He. al Holmgreen
Walter Shafer
Charten I.targon
Albert Stover Jr
MF Chamberlain
General Dodd Death Brings Veterans’ Reflections
A veterans’ obituary recalls General George A. Dodd, a West Point graduate of 1870 born July 1852 in Tore Valley, Ca. He led Troop F, Third Cavalry in notable actions against Spanish forces and in jungle campaigns, later dying after a long army service with a bullet wound and years of duty.
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Orlando
Georib
Banerth
Villa
Dodd
Casterners
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Enemie
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Washington
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