Negro woman killer death sentence upheld in Sun An Tout trial
A court of criminal appeal affirmed a life sentence for George McKinlay Grace after a violent assault on a Black woman, rejecting a motion for relief. The ruling notes a death sentence was considered but the judge and jury imposed the long term punishment, with the appeal denying further review.
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George McKinlay Grace
Negra
Ly Court of Criminal
Laguty
Grace
Eas Howe
Waa Hranton
Soekmen's
Anil Dane
Arbuckle Jurors Visit Scene Of Wild Party
Jurors in the Arbuckle case will tour the motel site of a wild party as part of the trial. Evidence and testimony referenced a night of alleged misconduct, with discussions of witnesses and the role of the day’s proceedings.
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Arbuckle
Pleasant Thanksgiving Weather Outlook Across Regions
A fragmented forecast suggests mainly pleasant, warmer conditions with partly cloudy skies and southerly winds around Thanksgiving. Minor unsettled routes noted, but no severe weather expected to interrupt Turkey Day festivities. colder spots reported earlier gradually warm up. Local reports cite temperatures near deltas and mountains varying from below freezing to modest highs as cold fronts move away.
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San Antuitin
Colawaila
Helen
Monty
Liecombey
Hodge
Kan
Geest
Lukes Regio
Drugged And Robbed In Troubled Panicked Night
Two men were drugged and robbed after a drink was spiked they were taken to jail and left unconscious in a layover. The victims described the events to Police Judge Rowhuster as investigators pursued the case amid a city watch.
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Rabbul
Fond
Inda
Alice
Rowhuster
Dan Anbid
Vhaneet
Tade
Boone
Gonzalo
Velntad
Tecostel
Soltinrs
Tadge Rochester
Ane mml
Thief Apprehended After Early Morning Chase
A man snatched a fruit stand loot and fled into an area near San Mitania Street before being chased by Patrolman Malden and detectives. He attempted to surrender but resisted, prompting a pursuit that ended with local officers countering the escape at a corner near North Street. The suspect was captured after a brief struggle.
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Abel
Yylig
Hack
Hin
Ahoniler
Peyertriin
Eark
Dhore
Maphel Brainy
Honio Bartholomne
Jini Rauehisvel
Nertan
Rulwke
Ui San Mitania Sten Daandry
Jk Norte
Fragmented remarks trigger political quash in Minnesota debate
In a disjointed OCR passage the Minnesota legislature debate shows expunged remarks, with references to Regent of Mie and City holders. The text mentions Ada Uiuka, Ken Ton, Curtis, and a Kansas figure, suggesting a tense, unclear political atmosphere and contested statements.
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Ion
Seontur
Mpie
Tee
Ken Ton
Repiblicns
Minnesota
Kate
Senator Curtis
Theymblivan
Kansas
Mr. Heed
Weather survey amid distorted OCR data shows varied temperatures
The garbled report cites multiple locations and temperatures with Wind conditions and several numeric figures. It references places like New York and Washington, noting temperatures from mid forties to mid sixties with varying wind effects.
Government urged to call economic and trade meeting
Washington reports that officials advocate an international economic and trade conference to address global financial issues. The push links to allied debt, postwar reparations, and possible concerted actions amid arms reductions and European economic pressures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eieclen
Freud
Ibwak
Britanus Tapan
Thompson Sells Mexia Oil Lease For Million Dollars
Dee Field, president of the Oil Company, announces the sale of a Mexia oil lease and a Frost Mexia well near Dallas for about a million dollars. The well produced 26 barrels daily at first, with the company planning further development.
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Thompson
MEXIA
Dee
Baveule
Clommany
Champaens
Astela
Deficiency funds bill sent to Senate after House action
Washington November reports the House approving deficiency appropriations totalling hundreds of millions for Navy and other agencies, with debates over funding allocations and a plan to forward the measure to the Senate for final approval. The bill includes provisions for relief and construction projects, reflecting wartime financing priorities and administrative oversight.
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HOUSE
Senate
Officers Appointed in Washington to Fill War Duties
Washington announces the assignment of twenty one officers by Chel abilury romumnds to support the War Department. The move aims to address officer shortages in the Gall artillery and aligns with the broader wartime effort.
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Washington, D.C
S. Thrishers Lista
Aea
Iteliskyey Eneyatliy
Chel Abilury Romumnds
Perio
Gell
Selecting Burch Jury in Belton Trial Delayed
The Belton court began selecting jurors for the Arthur C. Burch case with seven women examined and several jurors questioned. The adjournment was taken until the next day as attorneys and officials conducted voir dire in the ongoing trial.
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Tay Angelo
le Poor
Arthur C. Burch
Ictert
Ate
Miahilyn Obenchuin
Belton
Kenendy
Ann Gian
Onsard
Congress Will Reconvene Yu Devew oo By
Representative Jolut N. Guener departs Washington for his home in Uvalte to spend the season. He is the sole Texas congressman to announce plans to return to duty as the current session of Congress proceeds.
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Garner Ty Dexay
Money Sight Triggers Slaying of Wife’s Kin Relative
Chicago, Nov. 23. A wild confession by Thamis Catherwood, 20, details how poverty and pressure to work driven him to kill his sister in law, Mrs. Betty Sharples, and wound his wife. Catherwood and his brother were arrested as neighbors described a violent struggle over money and work.
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Chicago
Thamis Catherwood
Betty Sharples
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Catherwood
Stator
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Roe Weeks Catherwood
Bolly
Sutherywood
Cathar
Tung Hie
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Wade
Coppnet
Jing Beld
Catleewoud Fur Acad
Yuns
Chanty Jalah Springfield
Low
Woyding
Watell
Sfiolice
Tau
LE Aily
Toridhatter
Parker Dail
PAYS OFFICIAL CALL Thak Nay 2 1
An official call report describes a tumult with a series of names and events. The narrative includes references to Thak Nay and Wilhelm Mayer along with locations like Kainbeuren and Barthenake Premors Well. It notes disruptions in a community, with damage described such as windows and shelves.
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Nay
Kona
Hwlayeon
Wilhelm Mayer Wat
Kainbeuren
Cernint
Mutoxendar
Te Witter Gill
Pabriy
Barthenake
Nave
Sinn Fein rejects British offer of fiscal autonomy
London reports a first formal conference between Ulster unionists and nationalist leaders failed to advance a settlement. Sinn Fein opposes autonomy tied to imperial parliament, demanding a united Ireland with a single assembly and clear terms. Ulster representation and a six-county parliaments remain disputed as talks proceed.
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Sinn Fein
London
Lister
Howling Street
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Hirkenhoad
Othelori Ebmicellar
Arthye Griffith
Michael Gallina
Hirai Bircunndylepalis
Wiister
Hamon Wf. Daca
Lolay
Poe
Rita Bela Suriain
Ulster
Ireland
Wilster
Shin Elu
Dail
All Ireland
Allowhsy
Wanson
Ib Yorth
Diayu-George
Peemies
Gremier
Alleged Plotters Jailed in Mexico Revolt Rocks Border
Three alleged insurgents were arrested near the Mexico United States border amid a revolutionary plot. Officials say the detainees admitted ties to a wider movement, with confessions pointing to support networks and potential involvement in attacks.
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Mexico
Rain Expected Over East Atlanta Weather Watch
East Atlanta faces unsettled skies as a broad weather system approaches from the coast. Forecasters predict rain and cooler temperatures, with winds picking up along the coast and into early evening.
Prohibition Bill Alters Beer and Medicine Rules
Washington December 28 The anticamival bill signed by President Carding limits beer usage as medicine and tightens prescriptions. Prohibition advocates praise the banning while brewers face new constraints and a shortage of regulated alcohol in tonnage and timing.
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Bill
Warhington
D.C
Nay
Carding
Conares
Akvornes
Italy
Nok
Noctien Heer
Nead Fox
Liserngy
Aber
Trust Laws Violated by Manufacturers and Deters Association
A court in New Orleans sentenced Jaimatt Chaed BA wine Ahr inn Retz to time served and imposed a $4500 fine for violations tied to the Aer Man Maiti ist and related conspiracy. Defendants Hedorn Srulee Vina and Arthne Shibetine were mentioned in the proceedings.
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York
Tig Fike
Mantel
Manfachyers Sad Deters Association
Lina Ache
Ms Tortay
Hedorn
Pupils Storm School An Hour Early Daily to Prepare Lessons
Students at a Chicago district school arrived an hour before lessons to study and prepare. Superintendent H. W. Nishabs noted the early arrivals were to help pupils complete their tasks, though some teachers urged a return to regular start times.
Newberry Contest Set Washington D C Now Mi
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Newberry contest in Washington D C with unclear dates and participants. It references debates and a potential general division and a person named Howson, but the details are damaged and names or outcomes are uncertain.
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Washington, D. C
York
Soviet to Buy Wheat in America Under Accord
Riga telegram reports Soviet government reached an agreement with an American concern to purchase eight million bushels of wheat in America, valued at about eighty million rubles, in exchange for Shanghailan goods. The message notes the deal involves a chemical and corporation and cites Moscow’s approval.
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Riga
Wity Lens Mensage
Moncow
Anviet
Altiet Chemical Ant 1 Corporation
Asmerica
Shangowila
Death toll rises as Belfast rioting resumes
Fragmentary readable text describes fatalities linked to renewed Belfast unrest including casualties at shipyards and urban clashes. Report mentions new powers and authorities amid ongoing violence with scattered names and locations.
Arms Conference Framed as Act of Atonement
Cambridge November worded to frame the Washington talks as a hopeful step toward pacific disarmament. A former delegate argues the meeting could serve the League of Nations through a broader understanding, linking naval limits to world peace and justice.
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Cambridge
Maat
Cuuimings
Meningcqntie Nation Comite
Washington
Great Briain
Japan
Shop Crafts Unions Seek Wage Increases for Workers
The Shop Crafts unions press for higher pay for workers amid a national move toward wage and rate improvements. Reports indicate leaders cite colonial era patterns and a push for living wages, with speculation on election influences and union leadership statements from ML Dowell and others.
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Shop Crafts
Florida Straits Gale Forces Capes and Straits Violent
A Western Union report describes gale winds in Florida Strait and Gulf areas. Strong winds caused rough seas and warnings along the Florida coast and nearby channels. The storm disrupted crossings and prompted caution for mariners.
Nightbreak Yields Quiet Winker Tees Incident
Overnight, two tee shirts were damaged at a local shop leading to a small disturbance. Police say no injuries were reported and no suspects are in custody. The incident occurred near Main Street, with witnesses noting a brief struggle and broken glass. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact the precinct.
Pitots Vessel Husband Battles Mutineer in Turbulent Skirmish
Rufio Nov 33 Captain George O P Poppe of Tallinn Fe Morrenn today faced a mutiny on the high seas. The white captain and the black mutineer fought with knife and pistol as the crew split, Poppe sustaining injuries while his wife Hda Boppe aided him. The mutineers caused chaos and Port guards responded, dealing with the unrest.
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Rufio
George O P. Poppe
Tallinn
Ebaegee
Mitiny
Etnweli
Loppe
Ave
W Pintol
Puppe
Mir
Pappy l
Fone Pears
Cenet Adopts Joint Report On Tax Bill
The senate backed the joint report approving the tax bill today sending it to the President for signature. The vote was 60 to 20 with several members voting against and some party figures named. The measure delays several relief provisions and moves key taxes to next year while repealing the profits tax and adjusting exemptions and rates for individuals and corporations.
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Washington, D. C
eb Rey + gobliegis
Borah
Todd
Latollette
Moses
Norbeck
Norris
Hroussard
Nuisnnes
West Jonnsey
Fever Quarantine Lifted in Several Counties
A fragile OCR reads that quarantine restrictions ease in multiple Texas counties and nearby areas. The message lists released counties such as Randers, Thine, Edwards, Freestone, Kerr, Kendall, and Kerr among others, while Galveston and Houston regions remain under quarantine. Specific dates and figures are unclear due to garbled text.
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Wachtunton
D. G
Boo
Moxng
Georgia
Lowaniag
Maronaa
Vervent
Texas
Venatiaee
Ilsula
Wader
UUM Ipiace
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Lean
Randers
Thine
Hrazary Edwards
Foun
Freestone
Grergy Uarrison
Kendall
Kerr
Kimble Gory
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Haios
Real
Red Iilver
Robertson, Brith, Mead
Crave
Upslaey
Conntuchy
Asdov Sony Lean
Min
Iqiarantines
Galvestou
Madivyu
Aairria
Monstou
Prince Meets Masses at Nov 2 Event in London Crowd
A London dispatch reports Prince Tomlin presenting at a reception with Welsh attendees. The announcer notes a large, varied audience, while staff and press observed the crowd and remarks on responses. The piece includes commentary on imperial topics and references to India in a historical context.
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Tomlin
Walis
Sanday
Sayas
India
Peopin
Police Hearing Sets Details on Alledged Patrol Stop
A garbled police hearing recounts attempts to patrol the hay field and a keeper who claimed to be absorbing promotions. Patrolman Joseph Yooney faces questions as a hearing before Commissioner Envir Ifivvehgield unfolds. The account includes references to Michael Burke Teadli and a lawyer Diet in Kanasa.
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Hay Ber
Michael
Burke Teadli
Burky
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