Boy's Death Spurs Liquor Inquiry Across State
In Chicago on November 10 a 16 year old boy died in a soft drink parlor, triggering a wide investigation into establishments that may cater to youth and contribute to delinquency. Authorities say William Adamayne was shot in the store of Auilionr Jackus, Pa, with Jackus reportedly confessing to the crime.
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Omicago
Della
Muenny
William Adamayne
Yenterday
Burherlinte
Auilionr
Juskies
Tice
Jackus
Leper is cured at fans byu leper is cured at fans
John Early, once a leper from North Carolina, is discharged from Carville Louisiana after the United States Public Health Service announced he has recovered. Tests will continue but no relapse is expected as four patients have been discharged in the past eighteen months.
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Washington
John Early
North Core
Ayers
United States Public Healthy Service
Finely
Carville
Bers Burly
Health Service
Carville Institution
Cure Discoverer Arrives in U S For Journal Report
Cure discoverer Tuere Moloinnn arrived from Sonoluis for a visit with hopeful reports on leprosy treatment. Since 1906, Hofmann has studied leprosy in Hawaii and claimed the Chaulinoagen oil with aloe injections can arrest many cases. Molokin’s claims include halving the visible disease and treating patients in early stages rather than advanced ones.
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Tuere D. Moloinnn
Sonoluis
Hawaii
Hofmann Lastel
Findoneens
Volninin
Singing Steward and Sleuth Held in Gem Smuggling
In a Cunard liner case, the singing steward William Bally chief of the Berengaria’s crew and a policeman were charged with diamond smuggling. Several thousand dollars worth of diamonds were allegedly concealed in a package aboard the ship, linking Bally to the scheme and implicating the officer in the operation.
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Cunard
William Bally
Berengaria
Broken Back Kills Boy After 2 Years
John W Madden died after a back injury sustained in a dogpile incident two years earlier. He had lived in Musdizon since childhood and remained active in sports despite his wheelchair, with family and neighbors recalling his enthusiasm and leadership in local activities.
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John W. Madden
Musdizon
St. Pr
Keinna Hai
Matt= den Lit
Spor
Seoul
Viscountess Grey Dead in London Insurance Tale
Viscountess Grey of Talbotny and former secretary of foreign affairs dies at Wilsford Manor Salisbury after a sudden illness. She was the second wife of Viscount Grey and linked to the Wyndham sisters, with ties to John Sing and notable portraits.
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Loxdon
Weesenunt Grey
Viscowut Grey of
Talbatny
Foreign Affairs
Wilsford Manor
Salisbury
Visewunica
Praca Wyre
Wyndham Sisters
John Sing
Hargent Immartnzes
German Synthetic Gas Is Explained at Conference
At Carnegie Institute of Technology the Second International Conference on his luminous con was told how the American company acquired the Anglo or British title and its synthetic gas process.
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Piseline Frasi Sng
Cou
Suman Oi
Amerie Tighla
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Lloyd George Confined to Bed After Chill in London
David Lloyd George, the Liberal leader, was confined to his bed at home today in London with a chill. He has canceled engagements for the next few days.
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Lloyd George
London
David Lloyd George
Bugs Baer rounds stock market turmoil in chaotic column
In a sprawling New York voice, Bugs Baer lampoons the Wall Street scene as he describes a fevered market with 1,000,000 shares traded daily, seats on the exchange valued at half a million, and investors buoyed by profit yet trapped by volatility. He rails against agricultural surges and industry bets amid a chaotic fiscal backdrop.
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Baer
Cousrleht
Lalarsid
New York
Wharf
Japan Ruler Makes Worship Pilgrimage in Kyoto
The Japanese emperor journeyed to worship the sun goddess at a shrine in Kyoto. Officials described the ceremony as a return to ancestral rites, with the emperor in the presence of the spirit of the deity linking the imperial line to traditional deities.
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Japan
Kyoto
Japa
Nay
Aimatorasu Outi
Mirohite
Grounded Army Ship Frees Self
Grounded Army ship freed itself after running aground miles south of Corinth near Cardow Island while en route to Panama. The incident occurred as the vessel attempted to continue its voyage, with no further damage reported. Local officials noted the carrier’s swift self-rescue and initiated standard salvage procedures.
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Managua
Nicneagua
United States Army
Corinth
Ovar
Auceoril
Panama
Six Injured In Park Road Crash Raises Concerns
Slax and other drivers were among the injured in a multi-vehicle crash near Alpine Drive. Police reported several serious injuries and listed witnesses and affected areas on South Carolina streets. Witnesses said one vehicle swerved to avoid another, prompting a broad emergency response and closure of parts of the park area over the weekend. Names and addresses of the injured and involved parties appeared in the preliminary report.
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Slax
Wirustu
Sonn Serigusly
Joe Gonerales
Walter Street
Armebite
Hsien
Gonzales
Flor le
Nuetine
Polien
Gonzales Kiewrde S. Rovende
Gontives
Appeal of Toral on Mexico Docket
The Supreme Court has set for November 4 to hear the appeal of Toral on a Mexico docket regarding the death sentence imposed on Van Cor, son of General Alvaro Obregon. The court will also hear Motier Concepcion’s appeal against a 20 year prison term.
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Mexico
van Cor
Inne
Alvaro Obregon
Motier Concepcion
Roosevelt Expedition Data Heads for Far South Sea Survey
Roosevelt and his associates from New York join London experts in studying a vast unmapped district of southeastern Asia. The project, under Chicago’s Field Museum, aims to explore soon with a team of scholars and scientists from diverse institutions.
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Lonnon
Box
VA Theddere Twosevelt
Kertaly
Sardan Cotting
New York
London
Stene
South Sea
Singlow
Damus
Adia
Chicazo
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