Armor Plated Tug Bombarded by Coast Guardsmen
Detroit man and an unknown companion were wounded or killed when Coast Guardsmen fired on an armor plated tug named Semba O between Lorain and Cleveland. Eight crew members aboard reportedly surrendered after the bombardment as authorities seized the vessel carrying about 160 cases of liquor. Captain Hagelove and guardsmen pursued the ship, which had appeared to ignore warnings before being boarded.
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Lomain
Ohia
Fred Hentrie
Detroit
Coast
Hugelov
Henthe
Hagelove
Larein Coast Guard
Jeter
Bagelove
Martin J. Hawmussen
Ditrict Coast Guard
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Judge 97 to Seek Reelection in Local Race
In St. Charles Minnesota, Judge Salmon W. Clenxom, aged 97, announces reelection for the municipal bench he has held for many years. The veteran jurist seeks to continue his long service amid a public notice that stresses his decades on the bench and ongoing commitment to local law and order.
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ST. Charles
Stinn
Staten v
News Vendors in San Antonio Face Fresh Arrests
Photo shows a group of Bexar Facts news sellers arrested Friday morning as they shouted their wares with signs reading Save San Antonio Beat the Hand Issue. It marks the second arrest of the weekly’s newsies. editor Don Weldon won a test case last week.
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Bexar Facts
Militant Political Weekly
San Antonio
Newsies
Weekly
Don Weldon
Chicago to Be Langest City, London Fear Evaded
Chicago emerges as a rising world city, proclaimed by J. Hugh Edwards, veteran British MP and Washington armament conference delegate. He told Union League Club that Chicago will outdistance New York and London in influence due to geographic advantage and industrial strength, pledging Britain would align with the United States to strengthen unity.
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Chicago
New York
London
J. Hugh Edwards
Waten Anil
Washington
Union League Club
Edwards
Great Britain
United States
Gog
Europe
Eurana
Suit Filed Over Auto Crash Injuring Wife
Frank Guess of Newport Indiana, aged 80, sues a water truck driver for $10, damages claiming his wife supported him and was injured in the crash near Newport on March 7.
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Newport
Ind
Frank Guess
Hife
Accused Charged With Violating Advertising Ordinance
A city battle over the Baxne-Baels weekly flares again as ten newsboys are arrested for advertising on public streets under a 1900 ordinance. Weldon and allies claim the action is unconstitutional while habeas corpus petitions are planned in Fifty-seventh District Court. Nine released on bond. one jailed in default.
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Baxne-Baels
Nena Hoyn
I Dublie
Donovan Weldon
Ciiver
Betar Rews
Corporation Court
Hinewaboya
JAI
John Scotty
Weldon
Scott
Walter Grace
James Young Jr
San Antonio
Welden
Bomb on London roof finds unexploded wartime shell
March 7 London report describes an apparently dropped war-time bomb that failed to detonate. Nineteen shells were located on a roof, packed in a large dirt-filled box, near several gas meters, with authorities inspecting the site.
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London
Tearle Alimony Suit Faces San Francisco Case
Josephine Park Tearle, once married thrice, sues Conway Cencle in San Francisco for back alimony. She had been awarded $75 weekly to April 1, 1928 rising to $100, but payments lapsed. A judgment for $9932.50 was sought. ongoing disputes leave the money unpaid despite a previous award of $225 in the earlier case.
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Ban Francisco
Conward Cencle
Busczin
Josephine Park Tearle
Tearle
Haas
San Francisco
Marcel G. Cerf
Mency Robinson
Conway
Inet Avit
Teario
Board sought to purge candidate from race over eligibility
The upcoming school board election faces turmoil as Col J J Sennesy is removed from the ballot after legality questions. Lawyers debated trust or profit limits on holding office while candidates Huff and King debated eligibility and resignation. Other hopefuls listed include Mrs G W Taylor and Mrs W T Yairk as the race narrows.
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Anual School Board
Col
J. J. Sennyssey
Ree
Uyot & Person
Cauilut
Wolawing
Fenimore Cooper Autograph Fetches 40 at Public Sale
The unsigned OCR fragment notes Fenimore Cooper signed a letter dated December 1, 1926 and sent to a Fayetteville tissue or related recipient, with the signature valued at 40 in the publication. The text is unclear but centers on an autograph sale of the novelist's name tied to a letter.
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Fenimore Cooper
Paris
Fayette
M. de
Socks to Rugs: Mrs Summers Turns Waste into Work
In East St Louis WL March Mrs Lillian Summers a 60 year old widow uses discarded socks to fuel her rag rug business. For years she has collected dirty socks and hosiery with holes and transformed them in a back room of her cottage into roughly 300 handmade rugs each year.
Arctic Explorer Freed From Leavenworth Prison
Dr. Frederick Cook, famed for his disputed claim of discovering the North Pole, will be released Saturday after serving a fraud sentence at Leavenworth. His controversial assertion once stunned the scientific world and remains a notable historical episode.
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Frederick Cook
North Pole
Leavenworth
Hoover Signs Cook Parole In Leavenworth Case
In Leavenworth, Kansas, Frederick J. Cook, a prisoner serving a sentence for using funds to defraud, was granted parole today. The decision, reportedly approved by parole authorities, exposes Cook who has served five years of a ten year term and follows his conviction on charges related to financial fraud.
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Washington, D.G
Broderick A. Cink
Leavenworth
Kay
Jing Wen
Department of Jus Hine
Pepienbiarg
Kam
INS
Tir
Frederick
Nlite
Port Worth
Tesuia Oi
Civic Leaders Urge Public Prayers in Boston
Civic leaders including the mayor called on residents to pray for the city and its leadership amid ongoing civic concerns. The appeal stressed unity and community faith as Boston faces local challenges.
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Boston
Heiress Wife Seeks Divorce From Reed In Connecticut Case
In Nedding Connecticut on March plaintiff Laurel Reed filed for divorce against William Ancuey Reed. The suit seeks division of property valued at about 100000 and notes prior marriage to Senator Letter Trek of Redville. Reed was to appear in Superior Court in Bridgeport on a later date. allegations include guardianship, mental incapacity, and past accusations against the husband, though the criminal charge was later dropped.
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Neading
Conn
William Ancuey Reed
Laurel
Reed
Tedding and
Bridgeyott
Dridgeport
Mebronryd
Senator Letter Trek
Redvlirer
Dent
Fever
Andy
Husbouil Sag
Woman Attacked at Bachelor Apartments In New York
Mrs. Floy Thompson, proprietor of bachelor apartments at 212 Kant BG dle, reports being choked unconscious for 45 minutes in an attack by a stranger described as a short clipped hat and English speaking. The assailant fled after asking for a man, while Tonis Bore leads the investigation.
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Frida
API Mra
Floy Thompson
Mt 212
Kant
Thompson
Hove
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