Hang Tsung Citang in Chinese Battle Rout
A chaotic OCR fragment notes Hang Tsung Citang heading to a Chinese battle rout with mixed references to lovers and lines. Anemie Westernera admires Chang a courage and verse while phrases about various ethnic groups, a fire on Wuill street, and stock market chatter appear. The text contains garbled names and nonsensical passages, with stray mentions of the Federal Reserve and consumer finances amid speculative imagery.
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Hang Tsung-Citang
Anemie Westernera
Chang
Four suspects linked to Rockwood station robbery
A 21 year old mother of two Josephine Jackson and her 47 year old brother Ralph Cardenas, plus two soldiers Willie James and Alamoy B Francis, were arrested after a Rockwood service station robbery on South Preto Street. All four booked for robbery by assault with firearms and held for further investigation before formal charges in Westlee court.
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Tosephine Jackson
Gould Street
Ralph Cardenas
Albert Street
Gam Normosle
San Antonios Pe
Westlee Court
Crea W. Tildas
Roured
Aly
Ave Bern
Fragmented OCR note hints at nitrogen, fertilizer, and war era ties
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses nitrogen as a foundational element for food, hints at global air nitrogen content and potential cheap extraction, and mentions persons and places in a murky wartime economic context. It references Muscle Shoals, Germany, and agriculture related to fertilizer, with unclear continuation note.
Three Texas youths held in double slaying case
Eastland, Tex. Three teenagers are in custody on murder charges after the Davis brothers were killed at their home last Friday night. Sheriff officials said the trio were arrested near Teerna by the Yartland County sheriff and local authorities. The three youths posted bond after arraignment. Witnesses described a confrontation at the Davis residence that night.
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East Land
Tex
Heathers
Neme Morry
Vdco Thompson
Ciroma
Davis
Wooley Wilro
Teerny
Stati
Yartland County
Jttire
John M
Right Parks
Ochs Addresses Missouri Pacific Shop Force
At noon Thursday Ochs spoke to employes of the Missouri Pacific shop force in Turan Helis. The talk was reported by Berry’s mailigui directorates at the MAC. AL
Captain Abbott Heads to Georgia on Duty
Capt. C. B. Abbott departs Fort Sam Houston for Fort Being Georgia to assume duties as chief messenger at headquarters. The move places Abbott in a new assignment associated with the Jofantes fete event.
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C. B. Abbott
Georgia
C. Th Mbhoth
Chirk Meise
Fort Sam Vowelon
Fort Being
Jones 12 Up On Briton In Gol Route
Davis J Walsh reports Jones leading Briton by 12 strokes through 18 holes of the National Amateur Championship as Tech falters. Medalist Voight, Windy of Portland, and others trail, while the day features erratic play and challenging rough.
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Jones
Davis J. Walsh
Sniff Corerspontes
Mose
Someraex
Tech
Taktoe
Taner
von Perkins
Tamanle
Ahryanen
U S Tries to End Rail Wage Fight
The United States mediation board seeks to end a deadlock over wages between railroad workers and fifty five Western roads to avert a nationwide shut down at key lines in Chicago amid tense talks.
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U.S
Chicago
Sep
Unite States
Ulag Teppet
Leanepercalion Lines
Four Planes Press Towards Coast In Transcontinental Race
Four aircraft pressed toward the coast on the final leg of a 2500 mile transcontinental dash from New York. The group neared Albuquerque and Oklahoma City as they chased the finish line, with pilots like George Tatleman and Shirley Short vying for the lead while others faced mechanical issues and forced landings.
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Los Angeles
Sein
New York
Anzelen
Minea
Conaaander Yack
Min
Charles A. Levine
Columbia
Ag Tix Ute
Tewa
Oklahoma City
Pelaes
George Tatleman
Metroit
Truth Etver
Atlantic
Shirley Short
Chiunga
Mil Murgin
Minecola
N.M
Ina Black
Aril Wrange Wellanes
Th. AL Young
Art Gorhel
Marrs Tucker
Santa Metis
Calif
Baptist drive kicks off in San Antonio for Saylor University fund
Officials from Veras and Baptist churches in San Antonio launched local events to support a nationwide Saylor University campaign fund totaling 82 million dollars. Dr W W Mellow of Waco urged Baptists to join the effort, with regional meetings set before the main drive in mid November.
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Viret
Veras Thursiiy
San Antonio
Greater
Saylor University
Sertol
TIRAR
W. W. Mellow
Waco
Athens
Tayliet
Wollegan
Analinger
Yelvington
Baylor
Baptist General
Nexon
Vexan
Hatesday
Merlin
Soese Sey Yelvinglin
Laptist Temple
Distrish No. LO
Injured Flier's Condition Fair After Crash Near Geneva
In Decatur Indiana on September 14 the condition of Williamm Thaw Jr. and Johnny Meavily of Metspnrgts was pronounced fair. Both suffered a dislocated hip, severe bruises, and pelvis fracture in a non-stop flyer crash when a pipe line on their plane broke. The injured were treated at a field hospital and placed under ether. (Continued on Page 11)
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Decatur
Ind
Williamm Thaw Jr
Johnny Meavily
Metspnrgts
Ranscontinental
Oteerly
Geneva
Morris
British Envoy to Mexico Hopes for Better Times
Sir Esmund Orer, British minister to Mexico, voiced hope for markedly improved conditions in the near future while en route to New York for England. He mentioned recent stays at La Labia ranch in Coachwitn, in the company of Dayight Morrow and the U S ambassador to Mexico.
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Mexico
Esmund Orer
Mexica
Gomier Hotel
New York City
England
Jenve
Dayight Morrow
United States
Boasador
la Labia Ranch
Coachwitn
Hal JT
Afangam
Methodist Divine Raps Smith as A Drinking Man
Ul. Peoria dispatch reports E Skillington of Almona addressing the Central and Winds conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He denounces Alfred J. Smith as a drinking man and criticizes Smith’s politics. He urges the church to renounce Smith in the presidential campaign over Prohibition issues.
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Methodist Divine
Smith
Peoria
E. Skillington
Almona
Central and Winds Conference
Methodist Episcopad
Alfred J. Smith
Devnnse
Alfred B. Smith
America
Canvass Aims to Raise 100000 for Dairy Plant
Brady campaign seeks 100000 stock subscriptions to fund erection and equipment of anam powdered milk plant. Committees led by W D P Crathers began canvassing at Nie Lown ard counts. efforts coordinated by the general committee.
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Brady Brady
Rads
W. D P. Crathers
Nie Lown
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