World in turmoil with maps and protests amid Edison strike
A fragment notes global unrest with images of anti monarchy protests and images of a map showing revolutionary hotspots. It mentions a strike at Edison in Orange New Jersey and discusses economic tensions, Nazi attacks, Wall Street fluctuations, beer prohibition shifts, and state forest closures as a sign of broader disorder. It references Falison and Berlin literites, plus New Jersey prosperity week under Governor Larson.
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Uoreroor Larson
New Jemer
New Jersey
Larson
California
New Jeraey
New York State
Bandit Pleagle Dies After Springfield Capture
Jake Fleagle, a notorious bank robber, was shot by a posse at Tiranson, Missouri, and died in Springfield hospital. He earlier pleaded for his mother to come, while Miller, a close associate, was captured at Lan Vegan after Fleagle’s shooting signaled police. Officers reported little usable information due to Pleagle’s wounds.
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Springfield
Jake Fleagh
Tiranéeu
Pleagle
Tiranson
Bos Mites
Bronson
Officere
Fleagle
Hier
Holcomb
Kan
Fleagie
Doe Miller
Ong
Fleagle Wang
Outlaw
Lan Vegan
Ny Mixeeteras
Redeen
Miller
Tas Vegan
Branson
Pleagte
Bla
Return of Beer Boon to Farmers
CHICAGO, Get. 15 The return of real beer would provide an outlet for an additional 100,000,000 bushels of small grains yearly. B. T. Downf of Davenport told the Grain and Feed Wealera National Association in session here.
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Chicago
B. T
Davenport
Loebe Re-elected Reichstag Chief
Loebe was reelected president of the Reichstag, reported from Reagan on October 15. The notice notes Twebe Roctalist as a participant and records the continuation of leadership in Indas a ne5non.
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Loebe
Reichstag
Reagan
I—De
Paul Twebe
Indas
Secretary Denies Hoover Intolerant Toward Any Faith
Washington date Oct 16. The incident involving a message from President Hoover to American citizens was criticized by Rev. J. Bucks of the National Catholic Welfare conference. President secretary George Akerson denied the Provident had deviated from his usual tolerance of all religions in the United States.
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al Rersice
Washington, DC
Woaver
Drought and Fire Dangers Eased by Rain in East
Rain ends a long drought across New York state as forests in Adirondack and Catskill regions reopen after closures. Governor Roosevelt ordered the forests closed until now, coinciding with the deer hunting season opening.
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New York State
Reasevelt
Adirondack
Catskill Mountains
New York
Roosevelt
Publisher Will Be Buried in Detroit
DETROIT bound train carries the body of Colonel Milton A. McMan a former standing publisher for burial in Detroit. The California report notes the funeral plan follows his service in journalism and publishing circles.
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Detroit
San Diego
Calif
Milton A. McMan
Searson of America
Increased Action Among Drys Seen In Washington
In Washington on October 13, dry forces grow more active as prohibition advocates cast about for influence and action amid reports of shifting public sentiment.
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Washington, D.C
Ars
Music Will Soothe Delayed Travelers in New York
In New York a radio program will be carried at Penn Station to soothe travelers delayed by train delays. Stations report a congested scene as listeners await updates and look for reassurance from the program.
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New York
Trowit
Beto Mainlied
Pennasivnoin
City Accepts Sewage Plant and Dispute Over Charges
The city approved acceptance of the new sewage disposal plant now in operation, after a special session of the city commission. A dispute remains over about 17 060 in contractor charges, with a meeting set to review the contractor’s statements and potential compromise.
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Q Lillie More Wien & Freeb
Cis
Wien
J. DuPt Steks
Charles B. Tobin
Hawley
Freese
Fort Worth
Tobin
Tus Bay
Chambers
DuTay
Eaidy Vobin
Eonicacinr
Three women to handle steady routes for national concern
Classified jet of offers lists jobs, real estate, and items for sale. Mentions $25 weekly potential earnings, a 1926 Ford touring car for $125, rooms with bath, clean and ready, garage space, second hand chiplap flooring, and a foreclosed home sale with small down payment. Includes directives to check various classifications and a prompt to visit the Light Classic ads section.
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Eternae
Ford
Trout Fisched From Golf Course Pond
MADISOK OCTOBER 15 4 Trout. Fishing net fishing has passed. People claim trout from Nokama golf course pond. Brown and rainbow trout ready for cooking. koi? water transferred from other waters to lure anglers. One by one, locals reportedly removed trout with nets and hooks.
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Madisok
Win
Nokama
Mayor Delays Bridge Decision Amid Public Debate
City commission delayed ruling on locating a new concrete bridge between Martines and Guilbeau streets after a heated Wednesday morning hearing. About 100 residents attended, with speakers from both sides and personal remarks directed at opponents. Mayor Chambers said the delay would be brief while the issue is considered, noting prior promises and the need to retire to deliberate.
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Marlinox
Guilebeau
M. Chambers
Wernesdas Teas
Martinez Street
Guilbean Street
Chambers
Martines Or
Guilbeau Streets
Council Chambers
Sires
Tack Oles
Mayer
Abe Marliney
C. 3
Fowler
Guilbewu Street
Lnte
Jol Tobin
Martinez Eteent
South Plorea
Martinez Treet
South Flores Street
Booth Heights
Martial law in Ste Genevieve after mob violence threat
Ste Genevieve was under martial law as troops from De Soto and Festus patrolled the courthouse at 1:45 a.m. after a white mob threatened violence following the arrest of nine men linked to an attack on a Black mail carrier Louis Hibeau. Two men died in the ensuing unrest, including Paul Hitter, the second victim.
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Ste. Genevieve
Ste
Lis Lwo Brothers
Coe
Zeigler
Louis Hibeau
Hibeau
Paul Hitter
St. Louis
St Lewis
Ziegler
Laura Ingalls at Wichita Airport
Laura Ingalls arrives at Wichita Municipal Airport from Amarillo at 10 25 as a west to east Trans continental light record attempt unfolds. Weather between Wichita and St Louis delays departure. next schedule reruns uncertain.
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Wichita
Laura
Ingalls
St. Louis
Asiatrix
Sromen
Amarillo
Here
Weather Forecast For The Next Few Days
Fragmented forecast mentions fair Wednesday and Thursday with moderate temperatures. Other lines imply partly cloudy conditions and cooler nights with variable winds and possible mixed weather across days.
El Paso Man Bets Wagon Run Across Texas
A man from Sanger, Denison county, Lloyd Hayes, crossed Texas in a red wagon to honor a gubernatorial bet. He wagered that Miriam Ferguson would defeat Ross Sterling for the Democratic nomination, and paid the bet by traveling about 700 miles to El Paso. Sterling’s victory prompted the wager’s fulfillment.
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EL Paso
Lloyd
Mule
Hisyeg
Sanger
Dendon County
Texas
Hubert C. Slfienn
Hayes
Stinson
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ross & Steclitr
Houston
el Pexa
Welle
Sterling
Stuarer
Ideal Weather Forecast for 24 Hours by Jarboe
Fair weather with bright sun and near 200 percent visibility is forecast for the next 24 hours by J H Jarboe of the weather bureau. Temperatures are expected to range from Girderret minimum Wednesday night to 84 degree maximum Thursday afternoon. Cooler conditions are anticipated for the Panhandle Wednesday night as a north west high pressure system moves slowly, bringing a moderately cool spell later in the week.
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J. H.jarboe
Weather Bureau
Panhandle
Montana Wednestar
San Antonin
Farbor Seil
U S to Probe 19 Alcohol Fatalities
Washington announces an inquiry into 19 deaths in Newark New Jersey linked to diverted doctored alcohol. Dr St BR Rhees says the probe covers recent fatalities and follows reports of unsafe spirits entering from noncommercial channels.
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U.S
Washington, D.C. Cal
St. BR. Rhees
Industrial Alcohol
Coday Be
Newark
New Jerney
New Orleans Banker Elected President of Investment Bankers
Henry T. Ferriss of the First National Bank of St. Louis was chosen president of the Investment Bankers Association of America at the annual convention, succeeding Trowbridge Callaway of New York.
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NEW Onuwans
Henry T. Ferriss
First Nationa Company of
St. Louis
Investment Bankers Association of Amvsia
suc+eceting Trowbridge Callaway
New York
Presses Probe County Papers on Prohibition View
Washington officials seek to gauge whether local newspapers in the county are predominantly wet dry or neutral on prohibition. The inquiry aims to determine editorial stance as of mid October with officials collecting responses from publishers.
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U.S
Washington, D.C
Prohibition Bureau
5 More Years for Dry Law Predicted
Washington observers at the international convention of disciples foresee that prohibition will endure amid renewed pressure. The forecast comes as debate intensifies over enforcement and the temperance movement in the United States.
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Washington, D. C
Witnesses test orbital vote fraud case in district court
Four of five witnesses testified Wednesday for Citizens League attorneys in the seventy third district court claiming alien voting and illegal exemptions in primaries. Frank Escobedo, born in Blerico, said he had not been naturalized. A list of 70 names tied to illegal poll tax receipts was identified, with receipts delivered by multiple individuals.
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Seventy-Third District Court
Citizens League
Aliena
Frank Escobedo
Blerico
Towrt
George Huntress Jr
John F. Onion
Leslie Moore
Jack Horke
J. B. Lewright
Huntress and Moore
Concepcion Compox
South
Hamilton Street
United States
Maria O. Gonzales
Mexico
Citany
Feliz Martinez
Agapate Monteronsor
Suan Paize
West Travis Street
Ilegal
Yecevita
A. S. Hubbard
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de Berlin
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Wall Street
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de Soto
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