Federal Agencies Begin Moonshine Clean-Up Raid
Federal agents joined by West Virginia police conducted a sweeping raid through Tug River district mountains to disrupt moonshine operations. Major Tom B Days and Sheriff Pinson led the effort after a surge of illicit whiskey production across Kentucky borders. The clash aimed to curb trafficking that fueled the local distilling trade and enforcement officials pledged ongoing action.
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Trunk murder suspect detained in Cheboygan
Detroit detectives pursue a trunk murder suspect later identified as Leroy, with a Cheboygan arrest, a not match on fingerprints, and the case linked to a New York victim. Names Ramon Haywood and Leroy appear, with confusion over identity and a possible Detroit background.
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Edward Pax
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Arrest Report From Wall Street Stage Case
A man named Wolfe Lindenfeld was traced to a staged incident at Wall Street and arrested by local police inquiry. Wirrsin Wirrsin and a sergeant were involved in the investigation, with authorities noting a three day timeframe and a confession regarding a Kurwicdon allegation.
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Dasa Denfeld
Peland Wa Serreb Sevice Agate
Dublin unrest drives new Irish Treaty fears in London dispatch
London dated dispatch reports a revolutionary mood in Dublin and opposition to the treaty. Correspondents note Falanaen and Fenian elements influence growing with warnings of violent action and renewed calls for Irish independence.
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Dublin
Hugh Marth
Spe
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Caliaed
PARDONS ANNOUNCED FRIDAY BY THE WHITE HOUSE
Washington December 22 President Herding and Attorney General authority held a floal conferme yday over the list of christmas among which the White House eit anne tomorrow. The attorney general took to ne White House with him a com lete digest on a nuumber of cases he did not carry them in docu antary forts but said he had to cathloguid mentally and anted to talk them over with the nief execution.
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Wasitington
Geeral Ausherty
White
Love Feud Ends Today in Slaying in Cleveland
Jos Cleveland and John Emmel were involved in a quarrel at a restaurant when Beamer allegedly fired, killing Emmel who died of a heart wound. George G. Reamer is under arrest for murder following a feud over Emmet's divorced wife.
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George G. Reamer
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Reamer
Emmet
Beamer
Italian political leader assassinated in Kansas City street
Ma. Dev 22 Don Cipolla a known figure in Italian political circles in the quarter was shot down the street by an assailant who used a sawed off shotgun. The murderer escaped.
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Schools Close For Christmas Special Exercises
Public schools close for Christmas vacation with afternoon activities and special exercises. Most teachers travel home for the holidays, and schools will not reopen until January 2. Each school plans a program in its auditorium featuring a dramatic or athletic event prepared in advance.
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Ain
Aden
Agh Fae
Robert Jackson Seriously Hurt in Street Accident
Robert Jackson of 648 Lake Avenue sustained a concussion of the brain after a fall from a car Monday evening near Bis Waters. He was found by witnesses and transported to a local hospital for treatment.
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Robert Jackson
Lake Avenue
PROGR SUBS OAUEO NEXT LINEUP FOR TONDIIN
Fragmented OCR text shows disjointed references to a program with state horse racing and conference notes. It mentions Washington and general notes on alignment, but details are unclear and no cohesive event or outcome is identifiable.
Jery Ends Service With Verdicts in Civil Cases
Juries returned verdicts for the plaintiffs in several cases. A bady in favor of the plaintiff in one matter, with $400 awarded to Western Reserve Winery Co. against a party. The court discharged the case in others as a verdict for 371.87 and costs was agreed to. A county witness dispute drew attention on Overty road with blame cast and sheriff notice.
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Canvain
Anderan
Western Regerve Wineness Co
Ban Lrited Fand Co
Grand Theater Opens Saturday in City Area
Report notes the opening of a new Grand Theater this Saturday attracting local residents. Details on showtimes or programming are limited in the fragment.
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Kize
Inter Allied Conference Aims for Peace Plan Discussed
The Inter Allied Conference in Roanoke Virginia reviews peace terms and the treaty framework after Versailles. Delegates from six states and other powers debate diplomatic concessions and future boundaries while evaluating Allied cooperation and potential treaty outcomes.
Notable Journalist Dies After Severe Cold in Coast Town
The long noted journalist Marsa Cary Vatterson died after a harsh cold spell near Lewisville. The burial took place in Pine area with mourners including Colonel Waterson and local leaders. Funeral rites and procession marked by solemnity as friends recall his career and public service.
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Herr
Wattetere
Lewisville
Cmara
Waterson
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Christias Rush Sets Store Hours For Lionday
Crowds fill haides and shops as clerks prep for a Saturday rush before Christmas. Banks and city stores will observe Mercy Neat hours on Monday with transport services posting notices for participation.
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Bane
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Washington closes congressional voting on electric type bars
In Washington on December 22 Congress completed a economic bill and sent it to the senate. The measure addresses industrial policy and military funding amid a tense legislative session. No further details available in readable text.
Shortest Pay and Coldest Weather Report
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Vast Saturday Opening at Main Street Bank in City News
An immense Saturday event at a prominent Main Street bank features a grand interior with Italian marble walls, extensive security upgrades, a new burglar alarm system and redecorated deposit rooms. The article details bank vaults, customer areas, and a large central stair leading to lower safes and clerical spaces.
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State Cu Tot Appacelfte Serv ee By Bil
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