Bank President William Bee's Death Probed in California
Miss Mary Watkins testifies at a coroner inquest in San Bernardino over the death of Alhambra bank president William Bee whose body was found near a cabin in the Me Sun Bernardino mountains. Sheriff believes murder. missing since last Saturday during a mountain trip with his wife.
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Mary Wattins
Sic
Pepres
William BR. Pee
Alhambra Bank
Sun Bernardino Mountains
Miss Watkins
W. H. Shey
Peaker
Fee
Alambra
Mr Dee
Sue
Mr. Bee
Watkins
Mager
Joseph Walker
Paul Kennedy
Akron area faces high daily case load amid supply push
Fragmentary wire service text notes about 10 000 daily cases and a major push by firms to furnish their own materials. Mentions mid October and Tribune purchase as part of broader industry shift.
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Akron
Trbune
Imperial Beau Remedy Ad Promises Guaranteed Relief
An old advertisement text touts Imperial Beau Remedy with a claim it eases any case and mentions Atlanta druggists offering refunds if it fails. The fragment suggests a medicinal patent-style claim and a regional retail angle.
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ATL
Parks and Playgrounds Win Cup for San Antonio
The Fifth District of Federated Clubs earned a silver loving cup at the Amarillo convention for their park and playground work over the last year. Mrs Wheeler Wattis, district president, brought the cup back to San Antonio for the second time.
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Federated
Cltbs
Amarillo
San Antonio
Wheeler Wattis
Wireles Perdiss
Fer
Unclear fragment hints at Basen shipments and bets
Fragmentary text mentions Basen shipments and wagers in a tangled, garbled context with no clear event, date, or identities to specify.
Fragmentary Retail Notice on Safe Handling Prices
A damaged clipping notes safes and bulk items, with garbled wording about prices and items. The readable bits reference Seents and a retail context without clear dates or full product names.
Comal Power Company Plans Completion of New River Site
Delineary notes describe using the San Antonio River near New Braunfels for electricity supply. Comal Power Company seeks state approval to use water for steam power generation and cooling, with a 45 acre site secured and construction not yet started. Tuttle, SAN Antonio Public Service official, notes plans moving forward.
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New Braunfels
San Antonio
Comal Power Company
State Boat of Water Engineers
WLTR
Tule
San Antonin Liblie Service Company
Comallkiwoe Company
Funeral service set for A A Zizik 64 at St Marys
A A Zizik 64 of 28 Water Street dies at home and funeral services are planned for Saturday at 8 80 with a Mass at St Marys Catholic Church at 9. Rev Thomas Moczegem will officiate. Burial will be in St Michaels Cemetery. Surviving are his wife Marie, daughters Mrs Roland Roselle Celeste and Winifred, three sisters Mrs Zimmerman Mrs Bowen and Miss Zizik, and brothers Joe and Franty.
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A. A. Zizik
Water Street
Zizik
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Welock
Thomas Moczegembra
St. Michael's Cemetery
Kigik
San Antonio
Knights
Knights At € of
Tambas
St. Vincent de Paul Sarivtz
St. Albert’s Society
St. Joseph's Sacinty
St. Steph Society
San Antonio Lodge No
W. Oo WL
San Antonio Girts and
Lons of
Catholic Knights of America
Fish Youngs Men's Union
Willow
Mirae
Adam Zizik
Roland
Roselle
Furniture in demand in Kitchener for Christmas rush
The furniture trade in Kitchener and Waterloo reports stronger demand than in years past with shops operating at normal capacity and some workers overtime to meet the Christmas rush.
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Kitchener
Waterlon
Pseme
Burglary Sparks Citywide Loot Discoveries and Suspects
Police trace ownership of an odd hat found at a major break in Led Telin son Te West street home. Robber left behind a broad brimmed hat after fleeing, with pearls chaplain clasps a gold dollar bracelet and silverware among stolen items. Reports describe additional thefts including watches a pistol and cash from T M Bumibrey 312 Town street and Albert Gattives 130 Kerr eercet.
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Led
Telinson
Te. West
Houston
T. M. Bumibrey
Town Street
FL A. Lawlor
East Com
Albert Gattives
Kerr” Eercet
Delaren
Soledad
Christine White
Greuch
A Pessimist's View on No Parking Laws and Odd Notes
A fragmented column critiques city council no parking rules while mixing odd anecdotes about students in Illinois and Hollywood attitudes. It touches on traffic, social behavior, and a Paris statistic blend with brief references to taxes on divorces and foreign couples.
RS Returns Home Astres Los Angeles
Iris German built dirigible Tés Angeles, formerly the RS, arrived in Los Angeles today beside sister ship Slenandoubh after a Washington christening. Comdr Klein Jr said the trip covered three hours and three minutes with limited ballast due to fuel and gas supply concerns. Rear Admiral M Latr announced the return voyage from Washington and plans for Los Angeles to Panama and England.
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Lakemarst
Klein
Lakehurst
Los Angeles
Panama
England
William A. M ofLatrchier
Bureau of Aeronautics
Navy Department
Washington
Methodist Men Eat Wild Turkey Dinner at Government Hill
The Government Hill Methodist Church held a men’s dinner Tuesday night led by Rev. Sinin M. Hull. Speakers included Ray D. Ki. Gawk, H. M. Radliff, J. S. Fisher, JB. McBride, and John Grwsot. A men’s Bible class will be formed as an outreach of the event.
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Wik
Turkey
Sinin M. Hull
Government Hill
Joby Lawson
Tt. Scott
Mr. Hull
Torst- Wester
Ray
D. Ki. Gawk
H. M. Radliff
Potato yield higher in Michigan crop reports
Lansing reports the 1919 potato yield per acre at 127 bushels, surpassing figures from 1909 and 1914. Officials note no frost damage and indicate price prospects near 10 to 30 cents per pound for Indiana and Wisconsin growers.
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Lansing
Mick
India
National Guard Strength Rises 25 Per Cent in 1924
Washington November 26 Through unwavering zeal of the personnel the national guard component of the United States Army increased by 25 percent in the 1924 fiscal year. Maj. Gen. George Rickards chief of the militia bureau told Secretary Weeks that total guard strength reached 116 422 as units were federally recognized. He hopes 250 000 can be reached with continued Congress support. The year saw fewer calls by states for aid, but troop performance in duties earned favorable comments.
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Washington
National Guard
United States Army
George ©. Richards
Militia Bureau
Woeebs
Rickards
Congress
Leo Koretz Believes Woman Betrayed Him
Chicago reports that Leo Koretz the master swindler known as Low BKeyie and long sought by authorities may have been betrayed by a woman. Halifax officers relay he hinted a woman could reach him after his return to Chicago to face fugitive charges. More than $2,000,000 is alleged to lie hidden in oil promotion schemes. About $509,000 has been salvaged by the Chicago Title and Trust receivers. additional funds may be in safety deposit boxes under alternate names.
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Chicago
Leo Bkoretz
Low Bkeyie
Halifax
N. S
John S. Sharharp
May Hare
Jane
Ins
Pine
Kkoréts
Chicago Title and Trust Company
Koretz
Doppeit
Korets Wader Vormviss
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