Ardmore Men Freed of Murder Charges
Two prominent Carlier county residents were freed last night on murder charges connected to the slaying of Carroll of Wilt last year. The case involved alleged murderous threats and an anti Ku Klux Klan demonstration. Two masked raiders were killed and others wounded during confrontations in Wilson.
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Ardmore
Olla
Carlier County
Bairder
Carroll
Wilt
Wollerser
Carrol
Wlen
Maxkoli
Hal
Lesee
Comminion
Ian
I. KK
E Glass of Salts Clears Pimply Skin
Undigested sand delays in the stomach and indigestion are blamed on acidity and certain salts. A noted authority discusses acids, digestion, and the role of salts in stomach processes. The text also mentions a tonic effect of salts combined with minerals on digestion.
Undertakers Protest Exhumation of Tutenkhamen Remains
Greater New York undertakers protest exhumation of Tutankhamun. meeting to discuss Hespiologists activities ends with demand that the king’s burial shawl be honored and mummies belong in tombs, not museums, says Frank F. Campbell.
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Vey
York
Greater
New York
Tutenkhaman
Frank F. Campbell
Acquittal in Lynch law case ends local trial spree
In Hanldres county a jury acquitted Jefi Smith after a second hearing while ten co defendants saw charges dismissed. Judge Freeman urged adherence to lawful means, condemning Ku Klux actions. The trial closed with benediction as local officials reflected on legal remedies and constitutional process.
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Carroll
Havenhold
Jefi Smith
Henldres
Andge Freeman
Ku Klan
Feoemyen
Lieod
Haley Cathiey
Freeman
Tates
Smith
Federal appropriation boosts THI Washington project funds
The article notes a $300,000 increase to THI Washington in the Maret estimate, raising the total to $400,900 as requested by the federal evaluation commission. The addition comes from the appropriation bill, with the Morente appropriation committee meeting Wednesday to discuss the allocation.
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Washington, D. C
Hye
Federn Eval Commission
Weil
de Ebr
Infisiener
Atlanta Debutantes Challenge Sunday Closing Laws
A fragmented report notes Atlanta debutantes and supporters protesting Sunday closing laws. Figures such as Dorothy Davis and Thomas appear in unclear text, with references to petitions and opposition to restrictions on Sundays.
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Atlanta
Amaiyasin Inea
Dorothy Dade Thomas
Ratily Davie
Davis
Gallagher Shean Vaudeville Team Not So Good
New York reports Gallagher Shean vaudeville duo facing mixed reception as fans and managers critique their act. The act’s prospects are uncertain amid contract talks and public curiosity about their future performances.
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Gallagher-Shean
Remarkable Tonic Promises Strength to Weak and Ailing
A sensational ad extols Lyko as a general tonic to restore health and vigor. It cites testimonials from J Johnson in Kansas City, H Jenkins in Chicago, and FP Barker in Florida, claiming increased weight, energy, and improved digestion. The copy asserts kidney and liver benefits and urges readers to buy from local druggists.
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Luke
Ieo Han
Johnson
Kansan
Hee
Lyko
H. Jenkins
Chicago
Lyka
Tee
Fragmentary Trial Testimony on Production Figures in New York
Disjointed OCR notes recount alleged production figures and testimonies in a New York case. Andrew Ponthes and Mark Luoseher cite Gallagher and Rogers in statements about production runs and timing.
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New York
Gadligher
Hess
Mark AL Luoseher
Hippodrome
Beaton
Andrew Ponthes
Partnen
Wil Magers
Gallagher
Roger
Coesday
Pilus Gallighe
New York Bar Hearing Delayed By Administrative Review
Fragmentary OCR text shows a New York Bar proceeding with a committee hearing that evaluates recommendations and motions. The document references the Bar of the City of New York, a committee, and a potential ruling date, with mentions of the Permanent Establishment and related procedural terms. The readability is limited and lacks clear outcomes or named individuals.
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Ae Iuhan
New York
Kanane City
Ners Drug Company
Wagner Drug Company
Knot
Bae
Mare
Commie
Bib Root
Bas
Pobroney
Sunday School Outline Led by San Antonio Guides
A school activity plan outlines home work for children with a tone urging disciplined study. It references leaders like Ry Wolfe and Mrs. Morris and describes a Wednesday evening event during elder prayer. The passage also mentions a printing effort by Brackenrider and the need for orderly instruction aligned with church and community goals.
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San Antonio
Paul
Oller
Cluies
Thor Thovanglise
Eich Rhey
Wien
Grand Larceny Trial: Mrs Sims Faces New Allegations
New York reports a grand larceny trial where Mrs Sims, Emily Sail, and others testify amid allegations linking a marriage to a former Tri dem leader. Witnesses describe forged bonds, copper bonds, and alleged schemes involving the Wont Radin Corporation. The case centers on claims of loans and investments and the role of several named individuals in the alleged scheme.
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New York
Mys
Myya Cleveland
Meare
Wls Bins
Cleveland
Povik
Fommer gardrEay
York
Emily Sail
Sihs
Shi Sais
Mrs. Sims
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Mu HealGaney
Tean
S. Pomeny
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Zingfeld
Samr
Mitchell Murray
Missouri
Lyla
V. D. Miller
Lyke
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Mffey
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Lange
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Tanto
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Gardon
Wade Donel
Thayer
Cleettie
Rand
Wwe
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