Capone Trial Bolstered by Ahern Remarks at Federal Building
Chicago and Washington swirl around the Capone trial as Michael J. Ahern addressed jurors in Wilkerson's court. He argued the government aims to suppress Capone's income and framed the case as a political plot. The crowd and press packed the corridor as debate continued on charges and potential verdict timing.
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Austin reads on unemployment relief measures amid turmoil
A government relief committee formed after Governor R. S. Sterling convened industrial leaders to craft remedies for unemployment. The group outlined plans for a nine hour work day, public works funding, a family-based hiring cap, and broader state control of commerce and discipline on federal projects while seeking to cut overhead by reducing hours rather than firing workers.
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Celebration in Second Day Parade Rehearsals and Plans
Fragmentary report describes a second day celebration with naval and civilian participants. Mentions United States Naval Academy officers, Trumpet and choir actions, a radio address by a president, and preparations near Virginia Arkansas and New York. Officials emphasize orderly ceremonies amid a tense political climate.
San Antonio Twins Sign Contract For Movie Film
San Antonio’s famous Siamese twins Vielrt and Sally Gillon sign a contract for a film. Freeman reports a guardian’s removal, a legal suit for restoration of property and accounting, and a manager appointed to oversee their affairs. The twins have toured vaudeville, left San Antonio, and are currently in New York.
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City to greet U3 Army band in matinee event
The Matinee program, featuring bands, elephants, exhibits, and music, opens in the city with reception for U3 Army guests. Captain W. L. Stannard leads the marching band in a ceremony at the station. Local organizers promise a lively street procession and public displays.
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Polish Armament Figures Reported Amid Ceasefire Talks
Fragmentary OCR text indicates discussion of armament figures for Poland. Mentions of a secretary and ceasefire talks, with unclear details about expenditures and military strength. Names and places are unreadable due to corruption in the source.
U S Volcano Steam Emergency Highlights Unclear Origin
A fragmentary report describes steam emission from a U S volcano linked to an earth movement and a possible hazard. Officials warn of geological activity and potential threats to nearby areas while investigations continue.
Court action on Gank 15 amends bank reorganization plan
A bank liquidation filing with County Clerk reveals a tentative reorganization plan. Inventors list assets liabilities totaling about 14.08 million dollars, with notes, stockholders’ assessments, cash on hand, and extensive securities. The plan envisions a new bank structure with initial capital and deposits reallocated to support a staged reorganization.
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Theater Ace Owner Rescue Tragedy On Set
A dramatic on set accident during a film shoot caused a sulphur machine to ignite. Actor Peter Mooney suffered severe burns to his legs and body while filming in Oregon. Police indicated the incident may have been an attempt to terrorize workers. survivors describe a chaotic blaze and rapid fire response. Margare Kane, a witness, testified to the turmoil as flames raged near the stage. The injured actor was hospitalized with critical burns and reported respiratory symptoms as firefighters battled the blaze.
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Auto Injuries Atal Tom Atal Tom Auto Incident
An accident near the Malina riser bridge involved a vehicle from and a person named Marked with injuries. Emergency responders, including an ambulance, assisted at the scene and authorities began an official report on the crash.
Unclear report with jumbled names and event hints
The fragmentary text references Rafael Sabating and various scattered terms, languages, and place names, lacking a coherent event or date. It reads as an OCR garble with multiple misspellings and stray words, making it impossible to identify a specific person, organization, or incident.
Pilots Ready for Patrick Race
Galveston Ort reports pilots prepared for the Patrick trophy race at Fort Crockett. The endurance circuit spans over sixty miles with officers coordinating defense and training plans. General Chazien Pantartis oversees air corps participation as observers prepare for the event.
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Tall Stor Air Feature Teases Names and Plans
A fragmented late edition page outlines a Tall Stor air feature with references to J. 1 McLean and various named figures. It hints at an evening program, discussions by experts, and potential interviews while noting chaotic OCR fragments and scattered names across politics, literature, and society.
Navy Guts 10 Draw Many Protests
Washington reports navy budget cuts threaten shipyard staffing and public supply programs, provoking widespread protests. Admirals warn major yard closures at Boston and Charleston could force layoffs, with Congress under pressure as officials wrestle with extended funding and strategic needs.
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Navy Guts
Three Doctors and Nurse Face Trial Over 76 Infant Deaths
A courtroom scene centers on three physicians and a nurse accused in the deaths of 76 infants. The trial panel hears testimony on alleged procedures and contamination linked to a lethal infection method. The case highlights medical negligence and systemic failure in neonatal care.
Boy Injured After Fall From Tree Near Milam Street
An unidentified boy was injured when he fell from a tree near Milam Street and received treatment at Green Hospital. The incident occurred Friday afternoon in MackenziePark area. Local authorities reported the boy may have injuries but condition was not immediately clear.
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Dallas Man Given Death in Slaying
A Dallas man was sentenced to death after a murder case in which the accused killed a woman. The prior appeals court halted an earlier sentence, but the death penalty was imposed following the trial. The victim, identified as a local resident, was killed on November 3, 1928, with the case reviewed by the state criminal appellate court.
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Death sentences in Chile commuted for navy officers
In Chile, Oct actions led to the commutation of death sentences for several Chilean navy officers convicted for the Shecee Prot dealings. The resulting fate was life imprisonment for these officials.
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