84 Commander to Be Laid to Rest in National Cemetery
Lieut Graham N. Titeb, killed on the ill fated submarine Sed, will receive a funeral in Arlington National Cemetery. A funeral tribute of "Lane" and a volley of gunshots will be fired by Hand of Linejarkets. The body will be carried to final resting place in the national cemetery with six Annapolis eluxstaaten acting M5 pasilenters in attendance.
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National Cemetery
International News Service
Washington
Annapolis Eluxstaaten
Graham N. Titeb
Tiwate
Chicago Gang Leader Dies of Wounds in Mob Turf War
Reports say Diamond Joe Esposito, alias Esposito, Chicago political figure and gang boss, was shot last week after a confrontation tied to liquor privilege warfare. Gunmen fired about fifty shotgun slugs as he was evacuated by car. warnings to flee preceded his death.
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Slayer
Joe’ Esposito
Uricago
Marek
PG Mae
Annil
Diamond Joe
Esporito
Brooklyn
Chicago
Jnro
United States Senor Beneén
anti-Thompson
Debrind Ag
Joe
Philip Leonett
Mig
Exposito
Waselain
Esposito
Deneen
Frienlg
Basi- Tvs
Sailors Die in Gag Blast Aboard Whitner at Guantanamo Bay
Washington March 22 Two enlisted men were killed four more were seriously burned and four more plus a chief warrant officer suffered minor burns in a gas explosion yesterday aboard the destroyer tender Whitney at Guantanamo Bay Cuba The dead are William Delevlt seaman second class and George Garrett seaman first class Both hailed from Maryland and Missouri respectively The fumes were ignited from an undetermined source They were taken to Mercy Hospital where Delevlt and Garrett died about 5 o clock A court of inquiry was ordered immediately
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Washington
Whiters
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
William Melvin Delefelt
JG Windsor
Mercy
Delevelt
Garrett
O'Clork
Jemen
Whitney
Puts in Bid For Cattlemen’s Meet
Ambucilation was wired Thursley meeting to Ne M. Klebere, president of the Southwest and Texas Cattle Kaixers organization, which is meeting in Amarilla to hold the 1925 revocation in San Antonio. The Telegram was run by the chamber of commerce, the San Antonio Holy Manes secretation and Mayor Co Med Iratabi.
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Thursley
M. Klebere
Southwest
Texas Cattle Kaixers’ Tesolation
Amarilla
San Antonio
Cumiperre
Leader of Mine Union Attacks Schwab and Rockefeller
Van A. Vittoer, chief representative of the United Mine Workers in West Virginia, continued his Senate testimony attacking Charles M. Schwab and John D. Rockefeller Jr. He accused the industry leaders of victimizing citizens with a vicious system of abusive landlord power and named W. Coolidge of Boston as part of a landed aristocracy using its influence to tighten control over the state and its people.
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Washington
West Virginia
van A. Vittoer
Lodar
Charles M. Schowl
Ton D. Rockefefeller
Senate
Glen
WW. H. Coolidge
Boston
Man Misses Train In L A Airplane Overtakes Special
An article notes a businessman named Mr Crave missing a train in San Antonio and catching a ride via an airplane, then transferring to a special car in Winburn field. The piece describes brief delays and a tense chase as he waits for his train. The narrative blends travel mishap with local misadventure and a quick rescue.
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Crave
Pueblo
Cole
San Antono
Dick Mair
Doen
Englerock
Auatin
Publicity Fixes Wedding Drought in Camorgiano
In Camorgiano, mayor Ubinla and parish priest faced a year without a wedding. A gold fountain pen gift failed as couples declined due to illiteracy. News in provincial papers spurred hopeful matches, with two maiden applicants now seeking spouses and plans for a third in Puebla, Mexico.
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Camporgiano
Haly
Morel
Puifielty
Ubinla
Iamlet
Getling
Plaug
Camnorgsang
Turin
Privat
Telal
Fuebla
Mexico
Mexico Donates to 8.4. Blue Cross
The Mexican government allocated funds to the Mexican Blue Cross in Sant Anunia for relief work in the coming year. Enrique Santiboner, director of the Cross, spoke at a Thursday evening gathering requesting continued cooperation and support for relief efforts amid wartime conditions.
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Mexico
Blue Cross
Sant Anunia
Enrique Santiboner
Jans
Colel
2 Year Sentence for Theft Delayed by Jury Deliberations
A jury in Ninconty Peareth returns a verdict on a theft case involving a defendant named Moura. The judge pending formal sentencing faced delays as jurors weighed the evidence and debated the appropriate term.
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Nlargel
Prican
High School Sporting Derbies Highlight Local Rivalries
Fragmentary reading notes describe high school boys derbies involving ILD Mays Mirch and others with mentions of stores stock and local figures such as Vince Tee Tenn Lonnie and Earl. The incomplete text references athletic matchups and potential standings within a community sports context.
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Ild
Mays
Mirch
Aerio
Vince
Lonnie
Spain Returns to League of Nations and Mare Trade Accords
Fragmented OCR note reports Spain rejoining the League of Nations regarding Mare trade terms. Mentions Don Pedro Sangean and unnamed delegates, with references to March timing and possible rewards or bids. Includes garbled names and institutions, lacking clear dates or actions.
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Spain
League of Nations
Mynning Tae Mae Lontague of Nations
Don Pedro Sangean
Mary Pickford’s Mother Dies in Beverly Hills
Mary Pickford’s mother, Charlotte Hennessey Pickford, died after a long illness at age 50 in Beverly Hills. She passed shortly after midnight with Pickford and relatives at her bedside, the report says cancer caused the death. Born in Toronto in 1872, she was married to John S. Smith and had three children before adopting the Pickford name after her husband’s death.
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Los Angeles
Mies
Charlie Pickford
Mary Pickford
Femore
Mies Pickford
Beverly Hills
Movielini
Toronto
Canada
John S. Smith
Pickford
Smith
Dry Agent Paces Trial Following Raid in Galveston
HOUSTON, March 22. Viat of Georgy Hammony, deputy administrator in charge of prohibition enforcement at Houston for the past two years, on a charge of using undue force in carrying out his duties as an officer, has been set for April BM. Holden, United States district attorney, announced Thursday the officer was indicted in cover sion with a raid led by Mammone and two other agents on a small store in Galveston last all.
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Houston
Georgy Hammony
Holden
United States
Sushine
Mammone
Galveston
Phone Men Discuss Service to Public at Tesus Convention
The twenty-third annual Tesus Independent Telephone convention opened with talks on service to the public. Delegates heard a morning session outlining the theme for the four-day meeting, focusing on telephony service improvements and public outreach.
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Tesus Independent Teleploe
Quakers Eat Most Ice Cream in US
Atlantic City reports per capita ice cream consumption with Quaker groups leading. Philadelphia area noted for high intake as the study measures annual per person gall ons.
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Atlantic City
Dancer Awarded $20000 Heart Balm Prize
A New York dancer named Bertryn de McQuaid won a $20000 heart balm prize in Ohio described as a bold award in a staged program. The document cites a March date and notes the dancer’s involvement in a prolonged promissory event with concert performances.
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Ohio
Bertryde McGuaio
New York
Fron
Dary
Totam Pak Caurk
Stock Mart Again in Wild Advance
New York reports Sleavy buying of General 3 wins and a rise in shares amid market activity. Traders noted gains led by investors such as Bi, Riuh, and Alother with speculation around Riveration lon Gio and New York stock moves.
Girl Found Dead in School Building Near Mineial Whel
Teenage girl Jann May Strichel, 17, was found dead in a school building north of Mineial Whel, Tex. Police say an investigation is pending as authorities search for a suspect and examine the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Mineial Whel, Tex, March
Jann May Strichel
Fanhd
Leering
Alyteen Milan
Here
Police thwart attempted robbery at National Bank scene
Reported attempt to rob the National Bank on West Commerce and Navarro streets was thwarted after two unlocked doors were found at the bank and a second story iron door on Navarro Street was ajar. Patrolman King and investigators found no clues as robbers fled, leaving the scene with unbroken control in the community. Proposals for Fort Sam Houston infantry battalion barracks construction advertised with sealed bids due April 2, 1928.
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Valico
National Bank
West Commerce
Navarro
King
Tietecfivrs
Diggin
Hardenstly
Navarro Street
Ing Quartermaster
Fort Sam Howson
Texas
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Paris
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Genery
London
Leriwest Gangotont
Plymouth
England
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Xegulian
Valleypie
Quebec
George McDonald
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Montes
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McDonald
Max
Thomas Carling
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Vinepe
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San Antonio Morris Plan Bank
W. Commerce
Mine Union
Schwab
L.A
Ctentsen
China
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Eines Shino
Forge Orbaiter Adul Gai Odefunding
Aeape
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RS Kiel
Fifth Division Society
Neerenay Peters
Winters Att
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Marc Weber
Tompone
R.R
Keke Cwuliv
Wittaburgh de Weet
Railrowl
Cleveland
H. A. Klotz Optometrist
Fine Welches
Upataten
Doris Palmer McDonald
Cupid
Avery
Entrust
Alandant Life Fiosveance Company
GH Kant
Pravin Aircel
Ron Aninhin
Crocket Hom
Imary Pickford
Thnart
Renner Oye
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Edwin Carewe
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Paris Parfumeur
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