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Fragmented OCR notes describe a Washington D C story mix on finance stock short selling, European transport, and a murder scene summary. It mentions railroad arrivals, anti Christian themes, atomic stock plots, a man found dead after stock losses, a woman killed in Falls Church and a car crash, plus dinosaur theories and Berlin fascist riots. The tone resembles a chaotic modern press column with scattered named entities and events.
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Boston Police Battle Reds At Labor Meeting
Violent clashes erupt outside the Hotel Sendfrd during an American Federation of Labor session as police efforts to break up Communist demonstrators trigger a furious street fight. Officers arrest speakers, mobs rescue attempts, and mounted police restore order amid blocked traffic and crowded sidewalks.
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Boston
Reds
Wright
Cai
Ani Pokier
Botel
Fremont
Boomerang Shell Returns to Sub Near Newport
A World War I era report describes the submarine V-5 firing a torpedo at a target near Newport. The torpedo failed to explode, and the crew noted the incident showed the torpedo misfire rather than a successful hit.
Postal Chief Heads to Atlanta for Airmail Test Flight
Postmaster General Brown and party departed from Rolling Field at 2:38 a.m. for Atlanta to join the inaugural ceremonial flight of the Southern Transcontinental airmail test between the Georgia city and Los Angeles.
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U.S
VD. C
Brown
Rollingfield
Alelanta
Georgia City
Fine Angeles
Cardinal’s view on dry law sparks temperance debate
Cardinal Patrick Tases of New York condemns prohibition as bad legislation and a blow to temperance efforts. He labels the dry law unwise and argues it undermines the movement's goals.
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Patrick Tases
New York
Union Fights Use of Can Music in Campaigns
Chicago union leader Petrillo accuses Republicans of relying on canned music to rally candidates and voters. He threatens mobilizing tens of thousands of musicians with live bands to counter the GOP effort while Democrats reportedly plan to use union trumpeters.
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G.O.P
Chicago Federation of ‘Music
Hepblicans
James C.” Petrillo
Mayor Bans Wrestling at Woodlawn Lake Center
Mayor M Chambers vetoed a proposal to allow wrestling at Woodlawn Lake's community building. Promoter Ralph Hammonds advertised a bout for the week’s end, but city officials say the venue cannot be used for wrestling hours. The dispute followed discussions with the recreation department with no formal notice to the mayor.
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M. Chambers
Ralph Hammonds
Woodlawn Lake
Hammonds
Hamintonds
Recreation Department
Russian Princess Warns of Soviet Menace in America
A fragmentary wartime cleric report cites a Russian princess warning that the Soviet threat is pressing into the United States. The source mentions a White Star liner Rallie and rhetoric about combating communism through trade and unity, with scattered numbers and phrases conveying morale and urgency.
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New York
Rincesy Alexandria Propothin
Russia
Rallie
America
Amerra
Newark Death Toll Rises From Poison Liquor
Police report a rising death toll from poisoned liquor in Newark with twenty two dead and fifteen hospitalized as efforts intensify to curb the deadly drink.
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Newark
Two Bandits Sentenced to Life Terms
In a state court, Thomas Martin aged 80 and Ja Gallagher aged 28 received life imprisonment after capture just over twelve hours earlier. They were convicted in connection with the murder of a state policeman and the robbery of a bank at Wattle Creek.
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Cearnevi le
Ide
Wattle Creek
Thomas = Martin
Ja Gallagher
Man testifies wife got poll tax receipt in 1926 case
Testimony in Seventy third District court Tuesday revealed that an organization distributing Steg pall hax ractipte in RexaT county in 1926 was raised as a high point. George Suntrees contests John F. Quion for justice of the peace and Leslie Moore contests Jack Burke for county clerk. Witness R S Howell said he asked Wright for a job as investigator and was told a wife’s poll tax was required. A card was given to Mrs Howell to fill, and soon after a free poll tax receipt was delivered to her.
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Pall -Wright
Steg Pall
Rexat
George Suntrees
John F. Quion
Leslie Moore
Jack Burke
Wright
Howell
East Tesag Avenue
Bay
Wright Ax Goying
Eyyell
Fred
T. D. Hittlepage
Wants and Offers in Classifieds Headlines
Classified ad notes list a six room house for quick sale or possible furnished options, price about 600 dollars, and indulgent remarks about leaving town. Bakery work and home offers appear with requirements for pastry knowledge. Board and lodging options with weekly rates are mentioned along with miscellaneous opportunities.
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Prospect Air
Tratel
Heartes
Floma Bakery
Jake Fleagle dies after shootout in Branson blot
Branson Missouri October 14 a man identified as Jake Fleagle leader of the First National Bank holdup May 23 1924 in which four were killed was shot and killed by Kansas City detectives and federal agents as he attempted to board a Missouri Pacific train at Dovolock station. He had bought a ticket to Hollister shortly before.
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Branson
Jake
Ftraghsy Song Gousbt
First, National Bank
Wich
Wan-Abot
Kanes City
Missouri-Pacific
Dovelock
Hollister
Missouri Gratis
Tora
Kansas City
Thary Wiengle Wees
Hoover Dam Work to Proceed Rapidly Says Hoover
Washington October 14 President Hoover and the Army engineers announced that construction on the Hoover dam would proceed as rapidly as possible amid weather and supply conditions, aiming to accelerate the completion timeline and power output prospects. Institutions involved include the Army engineers and federal projects offices.
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Hoover
Washington, D.C
Toover Dam
Moderate Autumn Weather Forecast for San Anknia
Moderate fall weather is expected in San Ankonia over the next few days. Forecaster J. W. Jaeber predicts cool nights and rising daytime temperatures with a high around 84 degrees and a low near 6 above zero on Tuesday night into Wednesday. Northerly winds remain moderate as a weak weekend system moves away.
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San Ankonia
J. TW. Jaeber
San Anns
Lonio Reer
British Aviatrix Delayed by Rain Flight Postponed for Record Run
In Kansas City Det 44 reports rain delayed aviatrix Meg Keith Miller on her attempted trans continental flight from New York to Los Angeles aiming to set a women’s cross country record. She hopes weather improves to resume toward Wichita and continue the record attempt later today.
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Kansas City
Det
West
Keith Miller
Aviatris
Trenl
Wichita
Kan
Hee
City to accept new sewage disposal plant
An ordinance to accept the mechanical operation of the new sewage disposal plant was ordered by Mayor Cobbs and the city commission. The acceptance covers only mechanics, not finances, with contractor DaPuy claiming $7000 for cement due to cement type. final cost certification to follow after approval.
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Gils
Marines T. TD. Covbs
Chip
Chambers
Conateuaiion Only, Ltd
DaPuy
Newton suit for place on list fails
Albert Saueser was certified 05 Democratin candidate for sheriff by Judge W S Anderson after a condensed trial in the Thirty-seventh District court. Newton Jr sought to overturn ballots, but no fraud or irregularity was found. five or six ballots with pledge marks were counted. The courtroom drew a large crowd as the case continued into Thursday with witnesses delayed by absence.
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Albert Saueser
W. S. Anderson
Alfonso Newton Jr
Newton
Paul Kildas
Oficial
Oscar Powell
Hays- Ser
Lowell
Tom Love Ange
L. W. Pstell
Mchigen
Avenue
Imprecine No
Wilnes Hausser
John K. Weber
Democratic Executive Committee
Haueser
Mo Furebes
Seventy-third District
Newton- Dausser
Yatay
Weather shifts and winds sweep the coast after storms
Warnings spread as temperatures wobble and winds shift toward the northeast. Forecasters expect rain and cooler conditions in the area around Yeu Aienerally and nearby towns, with advisory updates through Wednesday and Thursday.
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Elizabeth Converne
Neue Falls
Ghurch
Delven
Wowan
Lule
Treen
Ailinole
Africa
Berlin
Llitterite Fasciets
Iver
Spain
Portugal
Jack
Lega” Diamonds
Europe
Germany
Lega
Heix
Adel
Indy
Model
Eugene Suee
Drive Agitators
Tostreet
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L. Hall
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Chicago
Del
Ghirago
Vetern
Liberty Star
Albert Hausser
Bexar County
Thirty-seventh District Court
Hausser
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