Cragkomen Safe From OEE Robbery at Alamio Market
Early evening Thieves broke into the Alamio area market after forcing a doorway, using chisel tools to enter a cold storage and safes. They escaped with about 400 pounds of goods and cash, pursued by detectives who traced a broken window and opened door to a nearby headquarters.
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Dr Scott denies saying Legion a dying organization
Dr Hugh Scott, executive officer of the United States Veterans' Legion unit in Oklahoma, denies he called the American Legion dying. He says a misquoted interview spread from New Orleans and clarifies his stance on President Harding's veto and the proposed compensation bill, urging continued constructive support from Legion members.
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Doctor Arrest in Kansas City After Lawrence Theft Case
Kansas City Missouri physician 31 arrested after a Lawrence Kansas theft report. Police say the suspect accepted and reported discovery of surgical instruments and paraphernalia valued at about 6000. Instruments tied to the University medical school thefts.
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Federal agents seize tanker in May contest seizure case
Prohibition agents and steamship investigators on Monday announced the seizure of the oil tanker Cherkehbinlen following a raid, while plans were made to appoint an interested party to appeal. The action comes amid a broader effort to curb illegal transport tied to the May Prohibition crackdown. Also reported is the death of motion picture director Thomas H. Tree in Los Angeles, noted as a former auditor and a transit figure in Missouri.
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Unclear Weather Forecast With Fragmented Local Details
Fragmented OCR text shows weather notes for San Antonio and surrounding areas with references to colder conditions and frost in the north. Mentions of temperatures, wind, and dates appear jumbled, yielding an uncertain forecast and numerous garbled fragments.
Three Killed and Four Hurt in Train Wreck Near Adel
In a Sunset Express collision near Adel, Louisiana, three circus performers and a porter died, four others were injured, and crew members were reported missing. The wreck damaged two locomotives on the double tracked line, with passengers and circus personnel briefly trapped amid fire and chaos.
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Oldest Man Advised on Happiness in Aging
Fragment from an elderly speaker who discusses contentment and happiness in old age. He cites outdated philosophies, laments life changes, and reflects on love, money, and the folly of longing for youth. The voice questions whether contentment must wait for wisdom and long years.
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Authorities Probe Past of Witness in Dual Murder Case
In Beulswick, ND, authorities investigate a dramatic witness tale amid a dual murder case. The witness, Mrs. Gilgen, claims she is married to Will Rinston, a New Ringwich worker, and not the cleric’s widow as alleged. National figures urge neutral inquiry into Christian persecutions and Turkish actions, with U.S. officials pressed to protect Christians in Anatolia.
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Illinois City Fire Destroys Buildings In Sudden Blaze
A fire swept through Illinois City causing extensive damage to the twin windows block and the Daily Union building near the Masonic hall. The Landmark hotel burned nearly completely as volunteers fought the flames with limited manpower and water.
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Lightning Claims Boy in Unclear Accident
A fragmented local notice describes a fatal incident involving a boy named Wreatier during a lightning event. The garbled text references equipment, weather, and a wall, with unclear actions and places, but confirms a lethal outcome from the lighting incident.
Husband to Prison for Wife Killing Trial
Edward Molincon was found guilty of slaying his former wife Aleta Johnson after a May incident. He was sentenced to twenty years in prison. The verdict followed testimony about the altercation and the fatal firing of shots.
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Probe Double Murder Shocks Virginia Courtroom
A double murder case in Virginia unfolds amid confusion and conflicting statements. Authorities report two deaths and ongoing investigations into possible accomplices as relatives confront the rising tension and alleged motives.
Pope Blessing Interfaith Federation Meeting Fragments
Fragmentary text from a Vatican or Catholic federation meeting notes mentions a blessing by the pope, a Baltimore figure, and a Baltimore connection. The garbled OCR references officers, conventions, committees, and leadership roles with unclear names and places.
Wet Norther Weather Looms Over Texas and Across States
A prolonged rain event known as a norther brought widespread precipitation from Texas to the Midwest. Cold northerly winds followed, dropping temperatures notably and forecast to linger into midweek. Regional data show heavy rain in parts of Texas and New Mexico, with precipitation totals exceeding two inches in several areas.
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Knoxville Crash Claims Two Passengers In Collision
A multi-vehicle collision near Knoxville and Bristol rail line killed two people, including a young woman and a man identified as Giver Ungar. Mrs Mieneh sustained serious injuries, while a third passenger escaped unhurt. Authorities reported a rapid-impact crash after a car struck a passing locomotive, with the cars flung into the surrounding area. Fire crews worked to clear wreckage as investigators began documenting the scene and collecting testimonies.
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Davis in Steel Mill Spattle Stir in Pennsylvanian Rally
Secretary of Labor Davis visited a Pennsylvania steel mill rally as a guest supervisor. The scene drew workers and local officials, with exchanges between Davis and participants lingering over safety and labor concerns while a reporter notes tense engagement and the rally’s chaotic mood.
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Minister's dramatic defense in murder trial at Statesboro
Rev. Elliott Padrick testified in his own murder trial in Statesboro Georgia delivering a dramatic defense sermon on the dangers of women’s dress and sex appeal. He prayed for guidance and challenged the jury while his mother in law’s hypocrisy was probed amid questions of sanity and motive.
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Poisoned Soup Fatal in Tamworth Case
A woman and a man died after consuming poisoned soup at a home in Tamworth. A metal fragment found on the kitchen table and a description of the events suggest a deliberate act. The inquest recorded the total value of the estate at 253,000 pounds and noted the suspect’s travel for work prior to the tragedy.
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Hammer murder trial jury hears biased witness claim
The defendant in a hammer murder case asserts a key witness is biased, challenging the credibility of testimony and prompting fencing questions about motive and reliability during the trial. The exchange highlights tensions between defense and prosecution as the case proceeds.
Attack on the Volstead Act and prohibition era politics
A garbled summary notes a federal crackdown linked to the Volstead Act and prohibition, mentioning legal actions, district attorneys, and a political clash involving reformers and deputies. The text is fragmented with names and places obscured, but centers on enforcement actions and political debate surrounding prohibition policy.
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