German motor concern and stock market upheaval described
General Mitcured and Alfred Slanu discuss a German automobile giant, Opel works, amid warnings of mass production and prosperity aims. The piece notes a huge share sale, market turmoil, and European branch expansion while recalling a daring lifeboat rescue and a lost vessel’s aftermath.
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Tim
Alfred
Slanu
Gentral Molora
Gene
Europe
Renier
Sloan
Tomving
Illy
Atarlings
Reeview of Vestris Inquiry Rechecks First Mate Testimony
In a federal inquiry into the Vestris sinking, Frank Ohagen testified he did not fear being blamed for the loss of the vessel and said he did not quarter the coal ports. Survivors accuse certain crew and owners of actions that may have contributed to the disaster. Other witnesses including Tobnson and radio operators described attempts to determine if owners delayed orders or altered messages. The inquiry continues as prosecutors and the Navy seek to establish whether orders came from the ship's owners or the Victorine line.
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New Sour
Frank Ohagen
Promeinl
Vratrix
Althmeh
Canrldip Sens
Veseris
Uinwalter
Hip
Tobnson
Department of Justice Agenta
Hivasion
Tie Tee
Vertis Isd Toon
Feillrng
Oollers
Sion
Charles B. Tatth
Strane
Vinsels BF
Borrowed Pencil Heist Report From Nevada Court
In QULOGMAO Nevada Franle Swartioul 22 from Detroit faced a petty theft charge after he asked for money with a Detroit pencil note reading Dear sir or madam this is to inform you may you are be iy ronbr. The incident involved a court appearance with a judge noting the peculiar demand and the suspect’s behavior as officers testified.
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le Franle Swartioul
Detroit
Dorr
Mtb
Qatto
Kenny Gail
Herrin Mayor and Police Chief Indicted in Federal Probe
An indictment charges Herrin Illinois Mayor Marshall McCormick and Police Chief John Starm along with associates in a federal probe. The case, pursued by Assistant United States Attorney Talphe Py Deserta, alleges regular corruption acts benefiting a local crime network in Williamson County through a monthly shake down scheme.
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Toues
Meyor Marshall McCormick
Merrin
Iis
Polier
Tohn Starm
Inter McComalys
Alva Abyiker
Uniter Indielmene Eais
Talphe Py Deserta
United States Attorney
Williamson County
Dallas
Mrs Willebrandt Denies NY Dry Raids Inquiry
The inquiry clears Mrs Willebrandt of responsibility for New York dry raids. Officials say she never ordered or directed raids, and the investigation confirms her lack of involvement. The statement addresses claims tied to past enforcement actions and emphasizes official independence from the raids.
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Willams
Lina
Manvive
Rade
New York
Gaga
Willebrand
Wight
Former Model Weds Englishman
Amman dispatch reports Miss Belly McCinemick, once a cloak model, shocked by news she has wed John Treher of Dawson Johnston accompanied by an Englishman while her mother, a Teutton stock broker, travels to the United States.
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Amman
Piene
Belly McCinemick
Wind
John Treher
Tawson Johnston
Wiktode Gwune
Kia Tuther
Teutton
United States
Frances Mane Frances Alda Granted Divorce
Frances Mane and Frances Alda filed for divorce amid a Metropolitan Opera Company dispute. The proceedings referenced internal company tensions and a restaurant incident as context, with the case proceeding in the soiled page listings of NPW XO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mane
Frances Alda
Frances Abith
Koprana
Metro- Thin Opera Company
Plane crash tragedy halts two aircrew deaths at sea
A two aircraft training flight ended in disaster when a plane struck a target during gun practice off the coast. Both pilots, Lieutenant Corton and Private Smedaker, survived with injuries after leaping with parachutes. An amphibian craft sent to the scene reported the chutes functioned well and the incident occurred about two miles from the beach at 1300 feet.
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Montagorda Bay
Babirday
Biewl
Frak Coron
Er Tvelt
Tiiron
Brink W. Sniedaker
Wort
Sun Woustun
Srl
Uas
Theoshin
Bert Grockett
Galrenton Island
Noavel Sebiel
Beenie
Siedene
Urivale Smedaker
Atte
Dioner
Corson
Tientenant Corton
Olvaneml Flying School
Brilyfield
Welguaty
Tle Reekset
Lis Gore
Fle Cegulay
Wooilstock
Sixteen Chinese Pirates Executed for Steamer Raid
In Hankskow China on November 3 sixteen Chinese pirates were executed after their raid on the steamer Shusi New. Among the robbed were Mr Amit and Mrs Penne described as Arrapoais, with Henry Hwengi a former renumber of Wu Tankow firm killed en route to the United States.
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Vie Hanskow
China
Shusi New
Fist Wight
Henry Hwengie
Renunger
Wu Tankow Firm
United Statves
Tank Poxtessigna
Amit
Penne
Arapcioais
Bandits Rob Bank in Michigan and Oklahoma, Escape Unclear
Lone report states two men robbed a bank in Tinconing Michigan then fled after stealing a car and taking about $10,000. Authorities mention another bank incident near Letweey Sluod, Oklahoma, with no further details on suspects or captures.
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Counley
Peats
Mich
Macomiing
Ana
Australia Votes in Hot Campaign Meltourne
The article reports a heated campaign in Anatray with intense political activity. Voters prepare for elections as candidates intensify efforts amid a dynamic national scene. Unknown details and garbled fragments limit precise attribution to persons or organizations.
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Australia
Meltourne
Anatralay
Camionigny
Mayors Remarks Cloud Negotiations Over Telephone Pact
Officials and telephone company delegates met in a Friday conference in San Antonio to discuss a possible compromise. Mayor and commissioners asserted secrecy restrictions and warned that further talks could resume next week.
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Tong
Tireamming
J. V. Hacker
Divizion Comercial
Mares Marcuay
Samager
Abeen Magnty
San Antonis
Magar Clube
Joe Toranyoigm
Anil Volier
Uhl Wright
Ryo
Vata
Pnt
Rere
Andelor
Wty
Ovescointiers
Mrnday
Neck broken smiles after accident police photo
Two weeks after an accident City Motorcycle Officer H C Dosiy Rhodes discovered his neck had been broken yet he smiled for a photo. The image captures his stoic reaction following the injury.
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H. C. (Dosiy) Rhodes Delay
Deaths Feared in Widespread Flood Wake of Walnut River
A major flood struck the Augusta area late last night as sections of the Walnut River and nearby White Water flooded homes. Fire crews fought a three hour blaze while motor boats carried evacuees and救援 teams rushed in from Wichita. Eight feet water covered streets and parts of town with individuals unaccounted in the rushing waters.
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Augaria
Nias
Ind
Wichita
Florida Gale Work Requires Five Months in Damaged Zone
Five months will be required for American Red Cross to complete relief work in hurricane devastated areas as New Jersey and Palm Beach delineate recovery pace. Officials say long term aid will focus on shelter, food, and medical support for affected residents.
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Florida
Gale
Monelia
Surgeons Treat Man With Hidden Neck Spine Fracture
A man known as City Matoresele Offiver T. C. Thsty Teroles was found to have a fractured neck vertebra after a jolt in a ditch. An X-ray revealed the injury and swelling. he sought medical care two weeks ago, with symptoms of neck soreness and pain. Police followed a suspect to a river area before catching the accused.
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T. C
Al Smith Arrives in Southern Town for Rest
Reported arrival of Al Smith in a southern town amid a calm evening. The event appears private with no public events or campaign activity disclosed, focusing on rest during a quiet visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Smith
Southern Town
Rogewater Gulf
Alfred Smith
New York
Legislator Opens Challenge in UEKAR Canvas
Congressman Harry M. Wiarabach of Seguin leads a canvass in the Fourteenth District as hearings begin before the commissioners court. The motion seeks to validate votes from fourteen precincts cited by opponents while noting a margin sufficient to overturn a 245 vote lead. The court plans to rule on the canvass and potential recounts amid the county clerk's unofficial tally.
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Harry MM. Wiarabach
Seguin
Fourteenth Congressional Distr
Mevue County
Willy A
Dolin TH. Mickel
Judea AlcCloskey
Sistant
J. ML. Wood
ASGS
Worthard
Inuricen
Eleck
Mickett
Congressre
McCloskey
Wurz
OLGT
Congress
Bexar
Jose
Dounty Court No.de
Discharge of 18 Police Executives Under Bribery Probe
A late 1920s Philadelphia police shakeup lists eighteen captains and three inspectors discharged amid bribery and liquor investigations. Names like Capt. John Fravninn and others appear in chaotic OCR form as the grand jury process unfolds and officers face removal from office.
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Prilarelpala
Crivervler Tein
John Fravninn
Dara B
Uilion
Nat Gality
Test
Ellivon
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