Father and son accused in attack on local resident
Readable text reports Tero pintls and Susie May at Selilogavon 1527 as police question them after Aili Crow 20 of Selilogavon was beaten and seriously injured. The fragments hint at a dramatic assault and investigation but lack coherent details.
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Tero
Aili Crow
Selilogavon
Qeilioy
Susie May
BR. OR. Crow
al Troughdee
Pullew
Dure Allen
Birthday incident leads to suspect arrest on burglary
A man attacked during a birthday outing with companions after a church service led to the arrest of two suspects. Captain Gravels had been informed indirectly that a burglary occurred at 1035 Boles Avenue last week. Detectives arrested the two men after the victim’s father disclosed anger and the suspects’ identities were recovered at a later interview on South Flores Street.
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Crom
Crow
Aller
William Gravels
Boles Avenue
Wether
Gravely
Highland Park
aAlent
Jum
Ariinl
Aeg
Allen Wan
Kuta
Firet
Ranke
South Flores Street
Coolidge Pleads for Jobless Aid
Former President Calvin Coolidge urges aid for the unemployed in a letter to Owen D Young, chairman of a relief mobilization committee. He stresses the extraordinary wartime-like need for shelter clothing and food as masses face unprecedented hardship.
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New York
Nés
Calrin Coolidge
Owen D. Young
Eli
Pantages Trial to Be Accelerated by Court
Disjointed OCR notes indicate the trial of Pantages will move faster next week due to a heavy court docket. Names and details are unclear from the fragment, but references to theater, dancers, and Judge Tagan appear amid garbled phrases.
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Alesandes
Ennis
Eich
Prstern
van Strarmeys
Ailies Carsnes
Tagan
Dollar Line May Take Over Rivals in Talks
Officials of the Dollar Steamship company today confirmed reports of ongoing negotiations that may see the Tacoma Grain Steady route and rivals absorbed by the Dollar Line, signaling a major shift in transpacific shipping.
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Firancisou
We Dollar Steamship Company
Todey
Dollar Company
Tacoma-Griquial
Steitsky Ronpany
Girl Ralanes Hold Fete to Mark Fifty Years
Reserves entered upon their tenth year of service Sunday after a week of celebration for the fiftieth anniversary of their entrance into the Towne. Five units gathered Saturday for a birthday party highlighting a large cake bearing the blue emblem. The event was hosted by Girl Reserves of Main Avenue High School withMiss Sadie Giver supervising the celebration. In towns across the United States Girl Reserves participated in programs Saturday. The local program featured a vignette on the group's history and Miss Doorhr Gebhart, the siege secretary, led the week's activities.
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Dorothy Gebhart
The
Main Avenue High School
Main Ayeour High Ecinol
Sadie Giver
French Troops to Clean Up Corsica
French forces move to Corsica under orders to quell disturbances. General Wart leads about 200 troops in armored units as the island, birthplace of Napoleon, faces military action.
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Corsica
Maselles
Frank Freich
Candorn Waefier Waa
Nancleon
Orneral Wuat
Half Dollar Lodges in Child's Throat
Unclear OCR text hints a medical incident involving a child choking on a coin. Describes a respiratory emergency and attempted extraction but lacks coherent details, names, or locations.
Navy Proberg Clear Hoover of Ignorance (Continued)
The commission rebuts claims of secret agreements between Hoover and Britain ahead of the London naval conference. It debunks Nixon quotes, notes denials by Hoover and Stimson, and argues that full records were offered but guarded as confidential. Senators connected to the talks possessed knowledge available to the committee.
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Navy Proberg
Hoover
Ag Ius
MacDonald
Great Britain
Senate
Lulu Stimson
Gardiner
Lorecin
Ly Xen
Teed
Tennyrlvanin
Robinson
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Arkansas
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Washington
Commission
United States
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Congress
Rome Offers Prizes For Large Families
Rome announces a series of awards for parents with the largest number of children in a five year period starting January 2032. Eligible couples must already have at least three children and an annual income of 100 or less, with prizes including small houses and garments to be owned by winners.
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Rome
Sio
Jess
Perndtel
Police Guard for Recipient of Menacing Note
Police were stationed at the home of Varkenten after he received a Creatiylog letter. He was told to leave cash at Katy tracks near Mittman street at 2 o clock Saturday night. A dumping package was left but unclaimed. The letter warned of dire consequences if he failed to comply.
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Varkenten
Joan Bennett Sees New York Georgia Game
Motion picture star Joan Bennett arrived from the Pacific coast aboard the President Hoover to attend the New York University versus Georgia game at Yankee Stadium. She was met by officials and friends in New York and California connections were noted during her stay.
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New Tor
Jean Bennet
Bennett Sisters
Pacific Coast
Hoover
Marer Walker
New York university-Georgia
Yankee Stadium
Califorda
Barbara
New York
Worry Puts Firm Head in Hospital
Worry and nervous breakdown loom over Crane Company president Michard T. Crane Jr as labor cutbacks affect naval shipbuilding orders. Medical condition reported critical while the navy awaits cost estimates for numerous vessels including battleships and submarines in a broader modernization and authorization plan.
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NEW _ YORK
Michard T. Crane Jn
Crane Company
Chicago
New York
Crane Ia
Forced To Decide Stand On Manchuria
Contined Day One report notes U S officials set to discuss the Soviet situation at a conference with Ye prosk Ue and press diplomatic pressure on Japan and China to honor treaties. House naval affairs chair warns against reducing the American Navy amid fears of a new world war.
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Japan
China
United States
Iiston
Louse Naval Affairs
League of Nations
Japanese troops ordered to attack in Manchuria
At Kobsing Japanese forces were ordered to prepare for a northward advance against Chinese troops near Ane gnoki. Officials checked reports of a Chinese soldier killing the Japanese consul at Yatsihar, while military circles held back on larger plans.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Kobsing
Avilunghinng Armg
Anegnoki
Pa Ysitsihar
Japan Rejects Troop Withdrawal in League Note
Japan informed the League of Nations that it will not withdraw troops beyond the rail in Manchuria until China agrees to negotiation on terms. The note from Foreign Minister Briand of France was delivered to Paris and League headquarters.
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Japan
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League of Nations
League Council
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France
Driand
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Jeague
Caricature of Jap and Reds Parade in Moscow
A Moscow cartoon shows a large Japanese figure over a map of Manchuria and a parade of Reds in honor of the Fourteenth anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution. Stalin and Soviet leaders are depicted as approving as workers march past.
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Hed Square
Josef Stalin
Maillion Stron
Irene
Tod Oeldler
Tiilehevike
Fornshlay
Varnshilas
Weather Brief and Military Supply Note
A fragmented weather and military update notes varying stations and regions. It mentions precipitation and temperatures across Oklahoma and Texas, with stray lines about furnishing a military force with equipment and armorments. The garbled text includes January references and mentions Guid wom, Sundarz, and Guid wom in context of a broader note.
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Wefirieniey
Gants
Asy
Sundarz
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Nene
Alluguerane
Amarillo
Japs Probe Report of Consul Murder Muted in Manchuria Rift
The Fortiza office ordered immediate inquiry into reports of the Japanese consul at Tsitsilar, Manchuria being slain by Chinese soldiers believed tied to General Mo Chen-Shan. The report reached Mukden but could not be confirmed by General Honjo. Foreign Minister Daron Schilehors was asked to open an investigation, though the request faced skepticism.
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VOKLO
Fortiza
Mukden
Tsitsilar
Manchuria
Mo Chen-Shan
Mullen
Honjo
Jiro Minami
Forei
Daron Schil
Communist Revolt Threat in China Warned by Marshal
PRIPING Nov 7 Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang governor of Blan durin today warned that unless the Manchurian dispute is quickly settled a Communist revolution may threaten China.
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China
Priping
Marshal Chang Hsueh-Liang
Blandurin
Ching Mays
Chicago Transfer Gain Is Recorded
Chicago reports a rise in real estate transfers as a market condition indicator. County official Clayton DP Smith announced that 4504 teamsters were active, up from October of the previous year, signaling improving business conditions.
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Chicago
Laugetear Aeteice
Clayton
Smith
Bankers Optimistic About Economic Turnaround
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia November 7 1929 bankers gathered after peak stock prices in October at Quebec warned of trouble ahead then reported renewed confidence in a long gradual recovery in securities markets Henry T Merris president of the American Bankers Association said the inflation had ended and that bankers expected a brighter future for the country markets and government policy plus financing management.
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W. Va
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Quebec
Jean
Ant
Sreur- Nos
Henry T. Merrivs
Moon
Job Insurance Sought by Solon
Washington November 7 Senator Warner of New York proposes a universal compulsory unemployment insurance plan. The anti intelligent report from the special committee studies the question and outlines a four bill offer.
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Solon
Washington
Warner
New York
Epceln Committee
Beauty prize winner Lorraine Jennings milks 10 cows daily
Joliet Illinois November 7. Lorraine Jennings of Will County works hard at the dairy, milking ten cows each morning and day while helping her father with farm chores and driving his truck. She attends dances and keeps a strict routine. Her breakfast features pancakes, shredded wheat, fruit, and milk. She credits practice and timeliness for her popularity and beauty.
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Joliet
Lorraine Jennings
Wiwool
Loraine
Lerrsine
miJh
Lorraine
Lorrare Bushi
Formine
Eugenliz
Eimpreay Burrente
Akiris
Fire bell summons churchgoers for service in Prat Kansas
A historic fire bell in Prat Kansas, donated when the city built a street for its fire department, is now rung to summon volunteers and First Mogust church members to services. The aging bell symbolically links city services and church events as winter approaches.
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