Brackenridge Times wins at national school press event
The Brackenridge Times, student paper of Brackenridge High, earned top honors at a national convention in New York. Editors and writers from many states competed for first place in Class A, with Brackenridge among the winners. Gurter Jabasan serves as editor in chief, and Mixa Wailiuhox contributes as a writer and sponsor.
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Moody Asks Trios Return In Oklahoma Case
Governor Don Meay calls for the return of Mass Norsworthy, B. Alley, and Lucile Bow from Carbon, Bell County, to Meower yie menia crime scene tied to the Carbon bank robbery on February 19, 1927. Korsworthy and Gurill are in custody in Beminin, while Allen remains in Mopliogee, as investigators pursue the case.
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Dlernnilongl News Service
Austin
Don Meay
Luuduts
Korsworthy
Gurill
Squeyer
Allen Iy
Monkey Causes Panic in Oklahoma Department Store
In Pawhuska Oklahoma customers fled as a monkey escaped inside a department store causing chaos. A bystander described the scene, with several women reacting in alarm while store staff attempted to regain control. Police and local workers restrained the animal as crowds watched.
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Escaped Monkey Roots Department Store
Pawhuska
Okla
Mare
Furie
Ibn Musbey
Russian Soldiers Lose Jobs Amid Strait War Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR reads as a report of soldiers from a force termed the White Tussing Legion in a distant strait area facing unemployment due to shifting control and political confusion. Names and places are garbled. core idea notes soldiers out of work amid wartime disruption and reorganization.
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De Molay Body to Install Officers
Albert Citolinbertin of Ne Mutu will hold a jailtie installation of officers at 8 o'clock Monday night in Ftelbaven. The following will be installed: Gilbype F. Kyivab, Wises Honiters Mugal Pfeil, junior formreilor, wed dock J. Reich, junior councilme, slide storage Clifford McCurdy, deacon Leslie Yeu, Halph Caves senior stews md, Aielard Margera junior abiward Regent Dunlap, rank Fabuson, Wiliam Vischer captain, Edwin Sperryth, Marabals Husmoml Avelares, stand wi brorér Hugo Werner, Toy W. Karsh, Adele Brule, Whirles Welder, W. T. Herndon, Doepker mind Walter Vitdwan, literaurs, GW. Golke, MennleS, Benekepridge and Bla wendy. Survials will speak.
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Atin
Ne- Mutu
Littleton Here Opposing G O P Plan For Hoover
fragmented OCR notes describe Littleton leading opposition to a Republican plan for Hoover. mentions Littleton and Silverson as figures, anticipates Kansas City convention, notes conflict over delegation endorsements and fundraising influence. unclear portions reference statements Saturday and campaign activity across the state.
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Charles
Silvelun
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Antonio Sutuelay
EV Seahey
Lildeion
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Reed Vitriolic Attack On Coolidge Speech Echoes Missouri Friction
The Missouri figure Kent criticizes the administration with sharp irony while denouncing alleged corruption and favoritism. He attacks the Coolidge era as one where federal power enriched a few and bled the people, citing alleged graft in cabinets and allied councils.
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Sime
Albert J. Mull
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Alish Ful Cntumifine
Ieredle
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Puja
Autoist Injured In Intersection Car Crash
A driver was injured after a collision at Elmira Street and Bas Medro. The crash involved two cars at a busy intersection near 912 Agonice Avenue. Emergency medical staff treated the injured party at the scene before the patient was transported to the Burgeong hospital for further care. The incident disrupted traffic and prompted a police response.
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Agonice Avenue
Elmira Street
Bas Medro
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Hospital
Phillip Baird funeral details at Mason in unclear notice
Phillip Baird aged 66 died at a San Antonio hospital and was buried in Mason. The obituary mentions surviving relatives including three sons and a widow. He was a member of a local lodge, with the burial at Mason and a service time around 1 AMSI.
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Mason
San Antonio Hospital
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Mason Sotuciny
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Mefollough Lodge
Workers Raise $15,020 in Campaign Ends Monday
In a campaign conducted by the YWCA or related workers, 275 participants aimed to raise $15,020 by Monday night. Reported totals showed various contributions with weekly summaries, including a Friday start and a Saturday update.
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Luch
Adict
G. A
Aleendy
Nuoney
Florence McCarthy
Uphriam Frisch
Temple Urihil
Patrick Heirs
South Side Christian Church
Uoiler
Be O. Brinch
Man Faces Two Theft Charges After Car Theft Case
Detectives Vogler and Little Pace arrested a man after valuables worth an unknown amount were stolen from a car in Pearsall. The 2-year-old mat by is unclear in the report. A theft under $50 charge will be filed against the man in court.
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Little Pace
Trigdon
Pearsall
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