Rivers Wreck Factories and Flood Devastation
Floods sweep New England as rivers surge through factories and towns. Reports of deaths were exaggerated, but property damage is extensive and thousands lack shelter amid biting cold. Cavalry units move from Fort Ethan Allen toward Montpelier while army planes patrol from Boston. Dam breaks threaten Manchester and Springfield amid looming milk famine and rising water in Amoskeag reservoir.
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Pagean
Burlington
Fort Ethan Allen
Montpelier
Boston
Coneetjent
Merrimac
Massachusetts
Kew Hampshire
Penacock
Coxcord
N. HL
Machester
N. Th. Alresdy
Amoskeag
Springfield Fs
Ruth Loves Her Lipstick Sent Back From Paris
International News Service reports Ruth Elder plans to return her famous lipstick and the key to the cabin of The American Girl to New York. She refuses to present it at Le Bourget, saying the lipstick is one of her most precious souvenirs.
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International News Service
Paris
South Elder
America
le Bourget
Miss Elder
New York
Rivers Roar Destroy New England Mills After Floods
A heavy downpour caused rivers to swell across New England, forcing Hadley prisoners to be moved for dike construction. Lieut. Gov. Hollister Jackson of Vermont died when his car overturned in Barre. A Burlington dispatch reports sixteen deaths in Richford near the Canadian border. The floods imperil regional mills and factories along river corridors.
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Ikempren
Mae
Turner's Falls
Balpoke
Hadley
Hollister Jackson
Vermont
Might Jackson
Barre
Burlington
Percens
Richford
United States
New England
States
Texarkana Gunmen Arrests Taint Prohibition Case
Texarkana reports a conspiracy to slay two federal agents led to the arrest of thirteen persons, including two former Texarkana police chiefs, after a lengthy federal investigation. Bonds ranged from 500 to 11000. Henry Adams, a former police chief, received life imprisonment for Deputy Sheriff Robert Smith’s murder and was later released on bail. Walter Crowell, another former chief, also got bail at 1000 as authorities continue to file further proceedings.
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Hy Talersal Seetten
Texarkana
Texarkena
United States
United Stats
J. Warren Slevnor
Kansas
Henry Adams
Robert Smith
Walter Crowell
1923 Model Cow Stolen Report Emerges
A lighthearted police bulletin unfolds when Mrs. E. Martin reports a 1923 model cow stolen from 428 Stafford Street. Sergeant Kelley questions the age and color, but the suspect is a milk producer’s cow, leading to a comic exchange over model year and breed as detectives parse the odd case.
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Moar
D. F. Kelley
E. Martin
Stafford Street
Kelley
Mra. Startin
Thirteen Plot to Kill Federal Agents and Obstruct Justice
A Western District of Arkansas case describes thirteen men allegedly conspiring with unknown others to intimidate a witness and obstruct the course of justice. They allegedly plotted to kill federal agents George Crank is named as ringleader with a plantation padlocked by federal order. Dr Dixon resumed medical practice after returning to work.
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Entee
Intim
Jane O'Guima
A. M. Lembert
D Siates
Western District of
Arkansas
Guisten
Texarkana
George Crank
Gallagher Ranch to Open for Guests at San Antonio Area
The Gallagher Ranch of about 10 50 acres ten railen northwest of San Antonio will open to guests as a lane on November With. It will operate similar to dozens of Dude ranches in Montana and other regions, offering wholesome life and splendid accommodations at reasonable prices for individuals or families. For further information call or write Bet Crawford, Manager, Cr. 6752, 403 Texas Theater.
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Gallagher
San Antonio
Wraining
Montana
Bete Crawford
Tesax Theater
Rumors on Millicent Ro Married in High Society Row
New York reports swirl around Millicent Ro, heir to Standard Oil, and Argentine suitor Arturo Ramos. A Grace Line yacht suite is held for Mr and Mrs A P Ramos, while civil and religious ceremonies loom. The Rogers circle hints a marriage may occur soon, though details remain murky.
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Eniversal Series
New York
Millicent Ro
Standard Oil
Arturo Pesala Ramos
Hesers
Millicent
Weess
Tinel Ramos
Wace
Ef. H. Rogers
Rogers
Santa Elisa
Drop Charges Against Smith Reversed on Insufficient Evidence
Kenneth Smith facing robbery by firearms charges in San Antonio. DA moves to dismiss the current case after finding insufficient evidence for conviction. Smith previously convicted and sentenced to one year, but the reversal by the court of criminal appeal altered the case status. Other suspects remain connected to the bank robbery with trials set for December.
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Kenneth Smith
San Antonio National Bank
Chambers Oo
Smith
Court of Criminal
Tro Ten
Robers
Veome
Angeles Heights League to Urge Uniform Building Codes
The Los Angeles Heights Civic Improvement Association announced plans to send letters to building and lumber concerns urging observance of building restrictions to improve time efficiency. The league rejected a motion to advance a building code, electing new officers with Mrs. Ralph W. Emerson as president and a slate including Mrs. Ella Tuller and Mrs. W. I. Holland as vice presidents.
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Los Angelia Heights
the Heights
League
Ralph WW. Emerson
Ella Tuller
W. I. Holland
W. ©. Allison
J. Ti. Martin
Board of Officers to Probe Army Post Fire $10,000 Loss
A board of officers will be appointed at Fort Sam Houston to investigate a Friday afternoon fire that destroyed about $10,000 worth of hay, fuel, and fire equipment in a post building. The blaze is believed caused by spontaneous combustion.
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Fort Sam Houston
Army Post
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