Third charge grows out of liquor raid in Hermann area
Hermann resident Owl Herman, already facing two charges, and F. M. Gay were arrested after a raid led by Prohibition agents. Both men face federal charges including failing to discharge duties and assaulting officers. Hearing set before the county commissioner amid alleged attacks on a mayoral aide and liquor seizures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl Herman
Dalian Etreet
Drys Honte
Cung Laine
Gay
Cathemibas
Aesiasi
Wan Gude
United Othey
Zinn
States Commissionar
Hurwann
Rotsinson
Hie von
Hermann
Spoulad
Juan
Lingge Hoenn
Robinson
Wenpong
Cetrick Lote Mayer
Adeaton
Hyrmann
Hernan
Forgery Charges Throng Court Docket Odd Hearsay
Fragments outline a grand jury indictment charging 15 defendants with forgery and related offenses. Names and places are garbled, but the report references indictments, monetary figures, and a recovery claim tied to alleged fraudulent acts.
Hospital Opens in Rhea as Victory Memorial Held
In Rhea May 18 a modest ceremony marked the opening of a hospital to honor the women and fighters of the United States forces. The event included a pledge to support American aid for those in need and a note of gratitude to donors and community workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhea
France
Ulildegn
Ang Philtrger
Styroy
G A R Meeting Opens Amid Cold Weather
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local G A R meeting opening at a large venue with attendees from nearby towns. Names and exact details are unclear but the report notes a formal gathering with speeches and organizational activity on a May afternoon.
Theft of 10000 Is Alleged In New York Case
New York on May 22 reports Robert Duval, accused of stealing 16,000 from the American Savings Bank in Springfield Missouri, captured by detectives at the Pennsylvania Hotel. He was arraigned as a fugitive from justice and held without bond pending extradition papers.
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New York
Robert Duval
Springfield
American’ Savings Bank
Pennsylvania
Los Angeles
Cal
Virginia Olgon
E. K. Wood
Capain John Johnson
Virginia Olsen
Portland
Ore
Tris
San Francisco
Jury Dismissed Without Verdict in Burch Trial
In Los Angeles on May 22 the jury could not reach a verdict in the trial of Arthur C. L. Hureh and Helton Kennedy. Final ballots showed mixed juror sentiment with a 4 to 6 count for acquittal and a 7 to 6 vote against conviction, leading to a dismissal of the jury without a verdict after tense deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burch
Mexico opens fight against rebel leader in Tabasco
Rebels in Tabasco face a government military push led by General Manuel Armas after the crackdown in Hukatice district near Yampice. Key figures include Gen. Marloes Greene and Vall Hermisay, with support from Enlace state forces. The campaign targets the rebel Souler group and its leadership.
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Mexico
Tabasco
Seerano
Enlace
Agli
Marloes Greene
Nieuwe Vazquez
Vennetino
Higdlante
Fedecal Akmay
Manuel Armas
Hukatice
New Subscribers Boost for The San Antonio Light
Last week 869 new subscribers in San Antonio joined The San Antonio Light, bringing total new home deliveries since April 1 to 4167. The paper notes strong local interest, with 1612 April subscribers and 455 in May signaling preference for the Light as a home newspaper.
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San Antonio
Fort seized by rebels in Managua showdown
May 22 Managua reports a revolutionary movement attacking President Uiedmund Chamerso and seizing Fort Lonig under Gen. Arcenio Crna. Rebels agree to return the fort to American and joint representatives by ten tonight. Details describe American warnings, possible accord, and ongoing unrest.
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Treas
Managua
Nicaragua
Brose
Uiegedmund Chamerso
Ameri Eln Winider
John B. Rawer
Biegevebuett
Lonig
Arcenio
Crna
Adan Cumin
Salvador Caetride
Eoiress
Mureyly
Awmrionus
Crussoul
American Wgaliontomese—Parensguvernuen Yepresent-Tives
Mii
Ramiby
Cale
United Rate Fe
Cruz
Hoallork
Wivinea
Corinty
Memorial Meeting Proceeds at Jacksonville for Prem
Memorial service leaders Rev Gambrel and Rev Hulson presided as ministers attended in Jacksonville Bla. May 2. The gathering honored Rev Dr Gaunt and Rev Cody, noting Baytias War figures and long service to Richwood and Greenville missions amid calls for temperance and Sabbath observance against gambling.
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Associated
Prem
Jacksonville
Bla
Dei J. Gambrelt
B. Hulson
Righwood
Gaunt
Terais
Hud
Baytias
Chattanooga
Pine Stree
Pontes Ani
Ho Vereign Missilen
Cody
Greenville
Thi Reyart
MOB LAW 55 OPPOSED Winning Alp and Chaos
Local authorities report opposition to MOB LAW 55 amid chaotic public debates. Health officer Dawkingy city and county teams clarified actions after recent removals and a medical meeting in Sty Touts. Dr Dowling attended the American Medical Association gathering, while efforts to reassure the public continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teston
Dawkingy
Br Dowling
Dowling
Westernday
Sty Touts
Unclear Texas League Baseball Results Brief
Fragmented OCR data lists teams and players across multiple Texas League games. Mentions include San Antonio, Dallas, Houston, Fort Worth, Galveston, Beaumont and Shreveport with partial batter and pitcher notes. Specific scores, dates, and full names are unreadable due to garbled text.
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San Antonio
Dallas
Antonio Cour Amere — Sie BS
Mitchell and Lingley Wvisms
McKee
AP Houston
R. Re
Fort Worth
Orauc Gre Ae — Ie
Houston
Somo Ee
Lelenn
Haworth
Pierson Aut
National League Baseball Scattered Scores Across Cities
Fragmented box score copy lists dense abbreviations and names for games in progress or completed across Pittsburg Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and Boston. Mentions players Vetteries Hubbell Wewer Margrave and others with unclear results and remarks.
Baseball score snippets from early American League play
In Washington Chicago and other centers, baseball results show varied scores and lineups. Notes mention players like Bat and Gilles, with teams from New York Boston Cleveland and St Louis, along with bullpen and batting observations across venues.
Minstrel Show Scheduled by St Qsrandy Vy Ch
A minstrel performance titled A Conrhifiyy featuring Clem I, Lesndon, and Whig is announced for May 1 at Coll ng. The show draws applause for its wit, with Ener ta wake noted as a frequent audience reaction.
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St Qsrandy Vych
Lesndon
Earthquake Hits Chile City with Widespread Damage
An earthquake struck Santiago Chile in mid May causing building damage and anxious residents. Officials report tremors measured near city center with aftershocks anticipated as authorities assess injuries and infrastructure impact.
Dallas Marines Top Bears in Rainy League Park Exhibition
The Dallas Marines beat the Bears at League Park on a soggy Monday afternoon despite threatening rain. Both teams scored in the first inning, Dallas adding another in the fourth as stalls and miscues marked a tense game. numerous players contributed in a chaotic sequence of innings as Dallas maintained a lead and prevailed in wet conditions.
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Marines
Dallas Marines
Bears
League Park
Dallas
Manisc a Kenwood resident injured in likely street fight
Mancisca Villavegl of Kenwood addition is hospitalized with chest wounds after a dispute near a quarry. Police followed a trail of blood to an alley as detectives questioned witnesses and examined evidence. Suspect Esquivel is in custody as investigators pursue the case.
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Mancisca Villavegl
Kenwood Addition
Hobert Ey Grom
Esquivel
McManus
Ant Chreor
Minaphies Vote Voices Against Hiking Suits in May
In Minaphies Wisconsin on May 22 a partial duty speech by Argh Mishon 8 6 morsenters read aloud by the Catholic elitelios of Milwaukee. Voters cried to refuse costly suits and sought absolution in the vanies leading to a debate on the hiking issue.
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Minaphies
Wis
Jowsnedk Drasues
Catholie Elitelios
Babe Ruth Hits First Home Run Of The Season
New York May 3 Babe Ruth homered for his first home run of the season in the eighth inning of today’s game. St Louis had scored three runs earlier in the fourth as the crowd reacted to Ruth’s solid hit and the team’s momentum.
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Babe Ruth
New York
sMabe Burth
Wade
Gue
St. Louis
Hanbunswat
Army Pay Bill Sails To Conference With Senate Approval
Washington May 22 The Senate passed the army pay bill after brief debate fixing a schedule of pay for officers and enlisted personnel of the army corps and associated services. Two amendments were added to reconcile differences with the House advisement.
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House
Washington, D. C
Dempsey
Senate
Indictments in Chicago labor war expected soon
Chicago labor war cases loom as prosecutors reveal more evidence to the grand jury. Attorney general and district officials indicate additional indictments will follow the ongoing slayings tied to labor leadership, with lawyers stating names of arrestees and alleged figures.
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Chicago
Cmeage
Chi Anlel
Robert J. Ceowo
Enite
Attocney Aumontiend
Volicw
Carther
Murphy
Gon Shea
Wits Fortottats
Trip delayed by assistant during Mexico City meet
Report notes a delayed trip attributed to an assistant’s confusion amid a United States traffic issue. Mentions plans to attend a Mexico City event midweek and references travel to New York and fraught arrangements surrounding the trip.
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Nur
Mexico City
United States
New York
Trennes
Ian
Terete Vir
She Palisag Linen
Pevaeat
Tka Aye
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Mani
Hermann Home
Bhoep Ureeder
Eck Ok
Fan Angela
Cox
Ceorge Aietiaaian
Lineal
Ted
Gvek
Anirion Ausstlor Delkyers Wyatia- Hon
G.A.R
Malins
Vox
Mage
Iherit
Mra
Martindale
Muccle Shoals
Ole Associated Press
Gorgas
Muscle Shoals
Ata
Weeks
Alabama Power Company
Conon Austin
Tex
Fife
H. G. Twyman
Gatesville
Dell Thames
Board of Control
Twyman
Topeke
Kan
Homer Buggner
The
Board of Education
Kansas Sunday School Association
Belton Kennedy
Sei
Valt Bermasa
Managua Fort
Isseizedy
Revolutionary Movement
U. 8
Ente Re. Gasnbrelt
Tach
MOB
Galveston
Wichital
Bownman and WiegintEy
Perrymin
Doe Griffith
Beaumont
Shreveport
Caligneh
Laberty An Yann
Torkelson Awl Suderson
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Pittsbers
Uwubbell
Wowie
Coupir
Pach
Cincinnati
New
Bishy
Margrave
Brooklyn
Geo
Mercud Gayle
Perbion Gril Amsenith
Boston
Tintlori
Washington
Biefe Hatterlus
Yau Gilles
Sis Mearkey
Behan
Cleveland
Deseo Oos
BAEA
MOORE
Uatteries
Morton
Neus Qween
Tifforta
Gerard Agtory Ave
Bondfy Applantedt
Chile
San Hiago
Santiago
M. Seotepapagikis
Premer
Coatition Winetyy
Lretaponialakis, Eec
Dios
Speaver
Mme
Tinitoway
Yountainef
Leavist
Shiehly
Stowey
Lcugle
Jan Antonio
Ler
Gross
Ess Kirkhant
Boor
Moller
FEE Inn
Beatty
Cnver
Mallar
Weulwe
Alon
Gallaway
Lonahse
Galloway
Logrist Papper
Antoud
Shields
Tkiye Galloway
Kirklin
Sitelda
Mitchell
Bills
Sperier
O Hiller
Ion Antonio—Beatty
Spen
Wile Inns
Mekker
Tay
Itowy Listyrenn
Alion
Denobie
Lie
Sogriot
Antonion
Moi
Wittan
AMG
Antonio
Frmelico
Miguel Esquivel
Tietti Uulesting
New Yorks
Plyethiae
Tony Eapreesed
Lycatel
Jo Duessam Mace Garth
Palestine Mousdaume
Congress
de la Muerta
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