TWO KILL HRS MU OPECT TH TWO KILL HRS MU OPECT TH EREKA
In California Governor Merriam declares no touching in state while two suspected killers flee into the Siskiyou mountains near a mining camp. Authorities seek John Brite and Coke T. Brite for killing Sheriff Lange and others after a late battle with guards.
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Calif
Gilliarnia
Demity
Martin Lange
Joseph Clark
Fred Seghorn
Navy Office
of Tiers
Seaborn Air Horse Greek
Here
Syd 1
Brown
Medford
Unclear local tension near Oregon border sparks guard talk
Report describes a tense confrontation 29 miles south of the Oregon line with a governor warning of National Guard intervention to avert a lynching. Sheriff and officials promise safety measures while a mother pleads for her sons’ surrender, asserting officials pledged to keep order.
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Eruikere
Oregon
Ernor Merriam
National Guard
Sheri W. G. Chandler
Sal Ie
Marthe Brite
Horse Creek
Eouuyy
Mail Fraud Suspect Nabbed on Coast
Los Angeles report says mail fraud suspect Ralah Bruneau was arrested in Long Beach while visiting, on charges connected to Phoenix Arizona. Deputy Marshal Owght Enyéer announced Bruneau’s capture, with charges tied to postal fraud. Another defendant, Merk FE. Waddoups, surrendered on the same charges after posting bond in Salt Lake City.
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LOS Angels
Sep
Ralah Bruneau
Phoenix
Ariz
Ae Bietes Marshals Office
Owght Enyéer
Bruneau
Eurlaz
Tendence
Long Beach
Merk FE
Waddoups
Tik Building
Joan Fompenies
Arizona
Visa
Wyoming
A. d. Bruneau
Salt Lake City
Pardoned man Langley after lengthy North Carolina case
Governor Ehthiphaus issued a full pardon on August 5 for Gus Colin Langley who faced multiple electrocution sentences for murder in North Carolina. The pardon followed a withheld issuance awaiting New Jersey officials’ conduct report. Authorities tied Langley to a 1892 Asheville murder and other related incidents, while earlier trials in the case faced mistrials and unresolved further action.
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Raleige
Ehthiphaus
Gus Colin Langley
North Carolina
New Jersey
Lengley
Prvde
Edwin Gil
Schon
Tangles
Azheville
It & Sing
Lonnie C. Rusti
Wilent Johnson
Gasoline Costs Trends and Tax Impact in Early America
A chart tracks United States gasoline costs and taxes per car from 1920 to 1935. It notes 600 gallons costing 1920 dollars and a tax drop by 1935, with the American Petroleum Institute estimating the petroleum industry's tax bill at about 1.13 billion dollars for 1935 versus crude oil output around 5 billion.
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United States
Bie
Smauntat
Amentan Petroleum Inatitute
Petrofenim
Cotton Market Dips as Hedge Pressure Rises in New Orleans
In New Orleans on September 1, cotton prices moved forward at the open with October at 1240 and December 42, amid higher futures and hedging against new crop buying. A private crop estimate pegged output at 12,100,008 bales while market volumes remained restricted and traders awaited the government crop outlook for guidance.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Saulion
Phe Ugua
Grain Market Notes Mixed Prices as Markets Open
Grain prices fell modestly with wheat and corn futures slipping while reports of improved pasture and feed grain prospects supported some selling. Wheat for December eased to 2 cents lower. corn and rye quotes also softened, with cash market bids showing varied strength across markets in Chicago and San Antonio hay prices posted.
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Hausea
Unclear OCR Test Item With Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text mentions commodities and prices but is garbled. It lists items such as LivpeyoUl cotton and Feut A i$ PY-Cue fon with quoted figures and terms like Swarm and Drives higher. The passage references ordinary futures, market mood, and December-related notes, but lacks coherent structure or context.
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Livarsool
Striet
Atriek
Bae Idling
Alvic
Wool Market Shifts in Australian Wool Sales
Reports from Australian wool sales indicate mixed results with higher prices for certain merinos and grade improvements, while overall demand shows firmness. Buyers from Yorkshire, Germany participated as exporters, Japan absent, and overall tone suggests a strengthening market amid price gains of several percent for top lots compared with prior series.
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United States Department OF Agriculture
Yorkshire
Germany
Japan
Svereza
Dollar Markets Report From London and Paris
In London the dollar fell against sterling as the exchange market opened with the United States dollar bid at 5.0844 and the franc weakened to 15.19, while the pound slipped after Paris trading. The US dollar showed mixed moves in foreign exchange as Tokyo and New York overnight sessions influenced rates.
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Lonton
United States
Dolar
New York
Fea Trancs
Paris
Sugar and Coffee Ad News From New York Market
Sugar and coffee markets show mixed activity as trains and weights affect weigh-ins. A general marker notes price shifts with modest gains and changes in delivery expectations. Market chatter references earlier closes and near term readings amid light ads and sparse trading.
Stock Market Declines Shaped by Speculation and Mixed News
A chaotic New York market scene shows mixed signals from sector notes and investor nerves. Traders cited ongoing profit taking and risk in energy and financials as prices wavered across rail and commodity-linked names amid uncertain economic cues.
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Eouae
Burontsa
Abu
Dethichew
Pathard
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Sehenfen
Desre
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Mae Ines Collins Ke Arkman
Crealoy Pein Asaconca
Walturl
Anual
Columbia
Seatanesi
Galsely
San Antonio cattle market shows firmer demand and higher prices
The San Antonio livestock market saw stronger demand with steers and yearlings rising up to 26 cents from Monday. Receipts included about 600 head with calves and yearlings selling around 5,255 dollars, several loads at 450 to 3.56 per pound, and cows and bulls trading in mixed ranges amid steady to higher values.
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Odi Inig
Mass
Aleady’ de Strane
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Hort Worth
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Winady
Desines
Fee Searlings
Eogis Livestock
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Sieera Mbont
al Rawee
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Syracuse attorney to sue over low priced car sample
Syracuse attorney Ben Wiles stated the Motor Car Co will proceed with legal action to compel disclosure of a sample car price. The company intends to pursue the action to obtain a lower priced model as advertised, and the case moves forward with expected court involvement.
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Ben Wiles
Motor Car Co
Money and Metals Price Movements Across Markets
London and New York report varied shifts in gold, silver, zinc and other metals with the pound and dollar exchange showing modest changes. Copper and tin prices trade near unchanged levels while London spot and forward quotes capture slight gains and losses amid steady monetary policy signals.
Chicago Poultry and Produce Prices and Receipts
Chicago market report covers poultry receipts and prices, with notes on chicken and egg prices, weights, and varieties. Also includes futures for Idaho russets and assorted regional produce, and dairy and egg market indications from New York.
Mine Explosion Claims 25 Dead in Germany tragedy
In Gockum Westphalis Germany a mine explosion killed 25 miners with two more missing and twelve injured. Rescue teams labor to locate any survivors as authorities investigate the blast and its cause.
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Westphalis
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United
Helle
Black Legion scandal shocks Pontiac area officials
Grand jury reports indict more than 80 members of the Black Legion including police chief, prosecutor, city treasurer, city assessor and state employees. Earlier indictments charged arson in a communal camp fire. Names of leaders Burton Daughtery and others surface as the probe details night riders in Michigan.
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David Pence
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Sweets Blamed for Dental Troubles at Texas Convention
Delegates at the Gilby sixth annual Texas State Mental Society convention in Dallas heard Dentists Dr. Henry Becks and Dr. Dickson G. Hell of the University of California challenge the idea that bromhea causes insanitarian behavior. They attributed dental issues to diabetes and other endocrine disturbances, asserting medicines have little value in treatment.
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Buch
French Flier Threat in Air Race Tests
In Los Angeles a heated air race trial features French flyer Hearl Detroyat considered a major threat to Thompson's trophy. Twelve contenders push speeds around 220 miles per hour on a four‑mile course as Maj. James Nooliule posts a 252‑mph mark. Other notable speeds come from Crosby, Glendate, Catt, and Eling among the 18 participants.
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Los Angeney
Store Looted in San Marcos Theft Report
Looters cracked the Southern Grocery in San Marcos on Sept 1, taking cigarettes worth between 120 and 200 dollars. Police reported the crime in a brief local notice with uncertain OCR-derived details.
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Hieves
Southern Grocery Company
Uni Lobscen
D Annunzio Play Hit by Church Protest
Rome reports Archbishop Antonio Fivesi, patriarch of Constantinople, protested Gabriel d Annunzio's play Saints Sebastian as pagan licentiousness. Vatican published remarks condemning the work and forbidding Catholics to attend. Government weighing the protest as the author faces further scrutiny.
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Antonio Annastasie Fivesi
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PulNpedi
d'Annunsio
Saints Sebastian
Pomnpei
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Catholic Church
Gabriele D’anbincho
Alempler
Sanitation Law Not Retroactive Defers to Health Board Plan
Mayor C. K. Quin signaled doubts that a proposed amendment to the sanitation ordinance could apply retroactively to existing constructions within 200 feet of a sewer line. The health board plans a new ordinance to require sewer connections for all impacted property owners. A meeting with the board and Mayor Quin was set for 6 p.m. Tuesday to decide on the issue.
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Quin
Pers Inik Could Hardly Be Affected By Temptations Passed Since Tme
William Gill
Beard
Une
Farmers Demand Immediate Crop Insurance Per Telegraph
National Farmers Holiday Association officials telegraphed President Roosevelt requesting immediate crop insurance. The plea argues that farmers hit by catastrophe should not be forced into pauperism and urges full compensation for drought losses. The message is signed by John Beauch and Dale Kramer as president and secretary, as thousands of farmers suffer while pride prevents relief requests.
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National Farmers’ Holiday Association
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Roosevelt
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John Baeoh
Ang Dale Kramer
Testimony Heard in Removal Care
Police Commissioner Valentine of New York testified at the removal hearing of District Attorney William F. X. Geoghan. He urged Geoghan to resubmit the Drukmay murder case to the grand jury. The scene at the table showed Geoghan tense and angry as Valentine defended his request amid tension.
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Valentine
New York
William F. X. Geoghan
Geoghan
Dang
Erukman Cave
Explosion kills at least 90 in navy munitions depot
Reports from Sibensk indicate a devastating blast at a navy munitions depot near Brac. At least 90 people were killed and many more injured in the blast, with authorities aiding victims and assessing damage.
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Yugeelevla
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Sibensk
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Must Read Car Crash Stories As Sentence Must Read
A garbled report mentions car crash stories and a student case. It references a Florida judge, a sentencing, and a request for a driver’s job. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse into a coherent factual summary.
Posse Hunts Lost Church in Suffolk
Kesro members of the Holiness Church of God In Christ search for a thief who stole a yinieh from their church building in Suffolk. Community members formed a posse to scour the area after the incident reportedly occurred while Gol. John P. Penner passed by. The exact location and details remain unclear.
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Church of God In Christ
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Obituary notices for Roper Bulter Welhausen and Dickens
Obituaries list survivors and service details for C Buller Roper and others. Rev Paul F sein officiates for Roper with interment in San Jose Buiapark. Other notices include Mrs Josephine Welhausen and James E H Dickens with services at Teale sence and Alebe chapel. Surviving relatives span multiple states and include spouses, children, and grandchildren.
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Ty Roselawn
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Veep Dickens
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Hy Menager
Ine Jackson
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Ira
A. Busch
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Bride Fires Four Shots at Husband in Chicago Hotel
Police said Mary Anderson, 38, married two weeks, fired four shots at her husband Harry Anderson, 42, at a South Side Chicago hotel. The couple had earlier said Pearlie Grande, 28, was more beautiful than his wife. The incident ended with police renewing statements from witnesses.
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Brie
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Pearlie Grande
Junior Chamber Denies Publication
A civic group spokesman says unauthorised advertising was run in the name of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. George Tucker, secretary, notes the misrepresentation and states the organization does not own sponsor or state any endorsements.
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