Community Chest Workers Rally for Drive Funds
Community Chest workers report progress toward a $42,575 goal as Lawrence Webber urges renewed effort after a luncheon. Commodore Huntington of New York City pledges $2,000 from Elyria, while local leaders warn that failure to reach smaller contributions could threaten services and prompt renewed fundraising requests.
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Lawrence Webber
Mosday
Commodore W. R. Huntington
New York City
A. d. Curren Elyria
OtWo
Pat Oe
W. KR. Huntington
L. Mowe
T. L
Community Service Council
Institutoons
Air
Moise
Elyria
Busin
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OFFICERS TAKE GANGSTERS TO SAFE QUARTERS
Secrecy marked the transfer of the Sheton brothers from Springfield to Peoria and Bloomington after their arrest in connection with a 1925 coal robbery. Earl, Garl, and Be Bie were moved to county jails as federal and local authorities declined to explain the custody details.
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Pringfield
Hit
United States
Sheton Brothers
Williamis
Earl
Garl
Peoria County
Peoria
McLean County
Bloomington
Coallinstilla
Jannarr
Train collision claims two lives near Columbus.
A Baltimore and Ohio train struck two men riding in a car near Columbus on Friday night. Denai, 65, and Carleon Kuba, 28, were killed, others injured. The crash occurred as the automobile neared a crossing, with investigation ongoing.
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Atso
Berial Arrac
Deanil
Carleon Kuba
Peth
Columbus
Denai
Kuhn
King Ben Cult Neo Fights at Foes in Harbor
Mich Nov 26. King Venjemin Purnell, alleged head of a David rouge faction, returns to battle his foes. Bessie Woodworth’s tip aided the arrest, while attorney J Barnard claims Bamford’s civil suits are illegal for lack of proper writs. Nelson faces statute limits in further suits. criminal cases pursued.
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Enton Harbor
Mich
Venjemin
Parnell
House of
David Rouge
Bookwalter
Sander
Purnell
Bessie Woodworth
Bamford
J. Barnard
Hamford
Walter Nevison
Detroit
Nelson
Ben
Garner defies Mellon on tax credit plan debate
Rep. Garner of Texas told Secretary Mellon that Congress would not approve the administration's tax credit proposal. He argued the administration was unfair to back taxes and questioned giving refunds to corporations that already collected from households.
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Washington
Rep
Garner
Texas
House
Wars and Means
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
Congress
JuaTIGE RAG KERMA Five Cerquoly Ull News
fragmentary OCR text mentions a marriage, a court associate, and a general policy, with unclear dates and names. No coherent events or identities are reliably extractable from the provided fragment.
Pope Pius X Presses Catholic Persecution Claim
In Rome on November 20 Pope Pius XI praises Catholics’ martyrdom amid anti religious persecution in Mexico. He lauds clergy and Catholic groups, cites accusations against Mexican authorities, and claims religious liberty is under siege while affirming an undoubted triumph of justice.
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Rome
Pope Pin
Adr
Nenereli
Justi
Pius
Env
Jasti
Mexica
Army and Navy budget requests total nearly nine hundred million
Budget bureau recommends nearly 899 million dollars for Army and Navy next fiscal year, with Army up about 23 million and Navy down about 5 million. War department listed at 354.345 million and Navy at 522.061 million, including aviation funds. Navy may decommission five older battleships if approved, while Marine Corps faces possible 1,009 fewer men.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Budget Bureau
Marine Corps
War Department
Panama Canal
Air Corps
Congr
Department
Congress
Atlantic
Kansas City Senate Investigation Appeals Against Corruption Claims
The article outlines an appeal for a senate investigation into alleged corruption tied to the Reed and Hawes race. It cites Democratic figures, fundraising, and votes in Kansas City precincts, accusing officials and a former franchise holder of improper influence and ballot manipulation to aid Bart Hawes.
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Reed
Fraulot
Bart Hawes
Ign
T Hawes
Senate
George R
Elest
Renma
Senair
Kansas City
Mach
Hecs
Walmsles
Wiley
Kaansas
Han
Slippery Highways Create Pileups Across Oberjinry Area
Reports indicate roads are dangerously slick today with at least a dozen cars off the Oberjinry highway. Drivers warn others to reduce speed and use caution on icy sections.
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Tian
Reece
Defense stands as Hal Mello trial proceeds
Somerville court hears defense witness in murder case of W Hall and Eleanor Milly. Henry Stevens testifies he possibly participated but claims alibi at home miles away. cross examination by prosecutor focuses on credibility and alleged use of an automatic weapon.
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Somerville
W. Hall
Eleanor Milly
Henry Stevens
de Jis
Ninonst
Alexander Simpson
Bankers Fate Rested With Jury After Fraud Case
A jury heard a fraud case alleging insolvency against bankers tied to a $5 million collapse in Florida and Georgia. The defendant, once deemed sane, faced charges amid political maneuvering and efforts to sway Republican senators, while victims demanded accountability in the slush fund inquiries.
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Florida
Georgia
Pepper
Smith
Wars
Walmsley
Senate Committee
Reed
The
Missourian
State Department Eyes Talks With Mexico on Trade Pact
Officials say diplomatic channels are opening to negotiate a new trade pact with Mexico. The move aims to reduce barriers and boost cross border commerce amid ongoing regional economic realignments. No firm timetable announced.
Ruth A Family Git Fatal F GF 5 CS
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Ship's For Sare Red Unit
Fragmentary OCR text references a red unit and ship related items. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable. The readable fragment suggests a naval or military context but lacks details to confirm event, people, or organizations.
Mismanagement Claims Hit Rubber Firm Directors
A 1921 petition accuses rubber firm officers Owen D. Young and two others of mismanagement that led to stockholder losses amid a market slump. The suit alleges defendants profited personally and details numerous alleged improper actions causing financial harm to shareholders.
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Owen D. Young
New York
Ing
Si O
Iig
Explosion on Norwegian tanker leaves many questions unanswered
Reports describe a massive blast on the Norwegian oil tanker Mantil near the coast. Dozens of crew were aboard and many are feared dead or missing as rescue efforts continue. Officials concede exact toll and cause remain unknown with gas suspected. ownership links to Mexican Petroleum Co. cited in scattered notes.
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Moener
Zfs
Genn
Priroleum Co
W. Wilhelmson
Pors
Norway
Secere
Wills of Salisbury family named multiple heirs
The document outlines a will with various bequests to nieces and relatives. Several legacies are listed including sums like 1509 and 16000 to different named nieces and grandnieces, plus specific bequests to Andrus, Glascow, Lida Water, and Mrs Bornton. The text references executors Em etie Brush and others.
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Dora Saliab
Jeani
Salisbury
C Follette
Grand Andrus
Glascow
Lida
Mrs. Bornton
Mayter
Emetie
Col Thompson Returns With Philippine Survey Data
Col Carmt Thompson of Ohio returns to the United States from a six month economic survey of the Philippines for President Coolidge. He brings voluminous statistics to support his report on conditions there and will head to Washington to report personally to the President. He declined to comment on the report’s nature.
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Col. Thompson
United States
Seattle
Carmt Thompson
Ohio
Coolidge
Washington
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