Government precautions as guards posted in Washington
The capital stays calm amid radical threats tied to the Sacco and Vanzetti case. Doors closed and guards vigilant as officials note no direct evidence of organized violence, while Coolidge is guarded in Rapid City. A new trial motion is filed in Dedham as the execution date nears.
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Washington
Arg
New York
Philadelphia
Mallimore
A. T. Fuller
Muscachtselts
Sacco
Vanwelll
Udereth
Coolidge
Rapid City
Calvin Coolidge
T Crlef
Coun- S
Vanzetti
New Horton
Mass
Norfolk County
Dedham
Paris Dogs and Cats May Ride in Bus
PATUS Aug 6 Dogs and cats under 16 inches may travel in Paris motor buses with their owners. Pets must be in baskets not over 17 inches long and placed along the owner. Owners must pay a full additional fare for the pet.
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Patus
Paria
Deauville Season Shows Bright Summer Color Run
Deauville France on August 6 displays fashion in bright reds banana yellow cornflower blue and emerald green among crowds in sport attire. Observers note bold color contrasts with dark blues and pastels creating a lively seaside scene.
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Deauville
France
Kraichikan Court Term Heads North For Short Session
Judge T. M. Reed of the United States District Court John H. Dunn Clerk and J. H. Newman Court Reporter depart Alameda Monday for a short equity term at Ketchikan not expected to exceed a week or ten days.
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Kraichikan
T. M. Reed
United States District Court
John H. Dunn
J. H. Newman
Alameda
Ketchikan
Prison Revolver Battle Fails to Shake Phone Girl Courage
Baltimore reports a prison revolver attack at Die Maryland Penitentiary during an escape attempt by inmates Charles Carey and Benjamin Spragins. Phone operator Mary E Sullivan remained calm, rushed to an ante room, and called for help as guard Charles Stortz exchanged fire and saved others. Authorities credit her quick action with averting a broader riot.
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Baltimore
Die
Maryland
Mary E. Sullivan
Mias Sullvan
Charles P
Stortz
Miss Sullivan
Iran
30 Passengers for Juneau on Aleutian Today
Seattle Aug 6 Steamer Aleutian sailed for Alaska ports at oclock with 254 passengers aboard the following for Juneau A W Quist F A Kitsman R P Muzam W Tenney and wife D Meldrum N FR Edmondson Mrs A Fo Knight P K Smith and wife Mrs H Divvinnery J M Devinery Mrs W C Mays and daughter Mrs Grover C Winn and three children E M Richard son BE B Hatterman B V Knight and wife R Slayberger Mrs J M Sullivan A Ficken and wife BE Smith T Panto vich and two steerage
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Seattle
Aleutian
Alaska
Juneau
A. W. Quist
F. A. Kitsman
R. PF. Muzam
W. Tenney
D. Meldrum
N. FR. Edmondson
A. Fo Knight
P. K. Smith
H. Divvinnery
J. M. Devinnery
W. C
Kahelen Is Dead At Morningside Sanitarium
Kahelen died at Morningside Sanitarium in Alaska on July 29, 1927 from paresis. The clerk of the court received the notice this morning from Wayne W. Coe, secretary of the Sanitarium Company. He will be buried in Multnomah Cemetery. His nephew Joseph Kahklen of Kake Alaska has been notified.
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Morningside Sanitarium
Alaska
Wayne W. Coe
Sanitarium Company
Multnomah
Johnnie Kahklen
Tive
Joseph Kahklen
Kake
Ben
High Official May Take Hand in Wash. State Probe
Seattle reports a possibility that Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, Assistant United States Attorney General in charge of liquor cases, may participate in the Western Washington prohibition probe. Arrival in Tacoma August 1 was noted as Internal Bureau Intelligence work in the area continues, amid bribery and corruption charges within the prohibition force.
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Seattle
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
United States Attorney General
Washington
Tacoma
Internal Bureau
Severe quake logged at Georgetown Observatory in Washington
A very severe quake was recorded at the Georgetown Observatory near Washington starting at 1 26 am and lasting several hours. A second report from Tokyo via Reuters described a severe quake felt over Northwestern Japan yesterday morning.
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Washington
Georgetown Observatory
London
Japan
Reuters
Tokyo
Explosion Damages Emanuel Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia
A large explosion tore a hole in Emanuel Presbyterian Church in West Philadelphia last night. Police found a can of nitro glycerine with a long wire in the basement, suggesting a bomb was thrown and the bomber fled. Fire was quickly extinguished and nearby buildings were shaken by the blast. Separately, the Southerner, a 40 foot boat used by Pasadena Junior College students, was sold to Dr. H. G. DeVighne and will be chartered for hunting and fishing trips in Southern California.
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Philadelphia
Emanuel Presbyterian
Pasadena Junior College
H. G. DeVighne
Groundling Builds Plane in Minneapolis Garage
Frederick Trump, a 23 year old from Minneapolis, built an airplane in his father’s garage. The craft, named Speed Holman, is 14 feet long with a 119 foot wingspan and completed its maiden flight with mail pilot Speed Holman aboard, though observers say he cannot fly an inch.
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Minneapolis
Frederick Trump
Speed" Holman
Each Baby Worth $1,000, Says Fremantle
Lieutenant Colonel F B Fremantle told the Maternity and Child Welfare Conference in London that every baby male or female is worth 1000 dollars to the community. He cited about 50,000 babies lost yearly who could have been saved with proper care, representing 60 million dollars in potential community value.
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London
Sai
F. B. Fremantle
French Cabinet Bans Sacco and Vanzetti Demonstration
Paris August 6. The French Cabinet forbids a Sacco and Vanzetti demonstration, including a Labor Socialist and Communist meeting and a parade planned for tomorrow. The move aims to curb public protest and maintain order amid the controversy.
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Paris
Sacco
Vangetth
Demonstration violence marks Argentina general strike spread
Reports from Pergamino say a bomb exploded at the Port Agency and another was placed on a railroad, as demonstrators roamed streets forcing closures. The interior unrest accompanied a nationwide strike in support of Beetay and Vanzetti, with authorities reporting wide disruption and several targeted sites.
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Buencses
Beetay
Vanzetti
Amegentina
Pergamino
Elosin
Haines Pioneer Sam Nixon Suffered Stroke
Sam Nixon a pioneer of the Haines district suffered a stroke and is confined to the Army hospital at Chilkoot Barracks. He will likely be sent to the Pioneers Home hospital there. Also a special trip of the motorship Margaita to Kake is planned for Monday afternoon.
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Sam Nixon
Haines District
Chilkoot Barracks
Pioneers
Margaita
Kake
One Woman Wins Two Divorces in Reno Courts
In Reno Nevada a woman secured two divorce decrees within half an hour in local courts. She had married Marchia Mojla in Seattle in 1918, was deserted in 1925, then wed Skyde Hyson after a trip to Vancouver. He warned of arrest if they did not marry. She seeks a third marriage and to clear her record.
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Reno
Nevada
Marchia Mojla
Seattle
Skyde Hyson
Vancouver
B. C
Mayor Willem Joening Home Bombed in Baltimore
In Baltimore on August 6 a bomb exploded at 6 am near Mayor Willem Joening's home injuring his wife and two children. The blast caused fire and shattered windows across the Forest Park area as residents rushed outside. Police found bomb fragments and a timing device. motive remains unknown and connections to Sacco-Vanzetti sympathizers were speculated.
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Baltimore
Willem Joening
New York
Philadlphia
Sacco-Vancett
Forest Park
Demurrer Not Sustained in Wickersham Case Ruling
Judge T M Reed overruled the general demurrer in the Wickersham cases against Walstein G. Smith Territorial Treasurer. The Treasurer was given 20 days to answer. Five items of the governor’s office appropriation, including salary for Harry G. Watson and mansion repairs, are challenged.
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T. M. Reed
Rustgard
Wickersham
Walstein G. Smith
Territorial
Eugene Wacker
D. W. Hiskins
Ketchikan
Reed
Alaska
Harry G. Watson
Fins Schools Highest Honors Summary
Fragmented OCR text outlines student achievements at Fins Schools with references to honors, sections, and names. The readable portions hint at top distinctions and awards, but many words are garbled, obscuring exact names, dates, and institutions.
Heroism of Engineer on Liner Saves Lives
Aboard a liner 1000 miles from shore a junior engineer Antone Webber crawled through dense fumes to reach a leaking cylinder head. He sealed the breather and closed the escape, while crew members fought a fire, keeping the vessel afloat and saving the crew.
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New York
Awe
Ousineer
Fiory
Lloyd Ner Coumbas
Langerous Neehdint
Mynterions
Julie
Tomfer
Antone Webber
Vietween Gyilers
Ant Saloon League Man Is Sentenced
Fragmented OCR text describes a man associated with the Ant Saloon League facing sentencing. Details on the case, defendants, dates, and location are obscured by garbled characters and missing portions.
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ANT
Saloon League
Three Injured In Forest Fires Near Seattle
Three men were injured in forest fires near Seattle as western Washington endures a hot dry spell. Officials warn the fire situation remains gr due to an extended heat wave and is likely to improve only with rain.
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Washington
Seattle
Lievier
California Pianist Martha Baird Wows London Audiences
California pianist Martha Baird gains fame in England through engagements with the London Symphony Orchestra and Queen Hall Symphony Orchestra under Beecham and Wood. Attended a white hauts event at the home of Horace Erlinger with notable guests including Mrs. Houghton and Nicolas Galitzine among others. Also notes W. B. Peterson of the Alaska Board of Dentistry visiting Jasewu aiding examinations before returning to Ketobikan on the Yukon.
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London
Martha Baird
California
Pion Lst
Jogular
England
London Symphony Orchestra
Queen Hall Symphony Orchestra
Thomas Beecham
Henry Wood
Hhronos
Erlanger
He Byron
Baird
B. Houghton
Nucless
Weatminster
Nicolas Galitzine
Mre. Men
Janis Guindeds
Nota Soli
W. B. Peterson
Alaskan Board of Dentistry
Jasewu
G. J Freeburger
Hik
Ketobikan
Yukon
Falconry Year Ended as English Sport Description
London report notes falconry as an English sport highlighted in ancient times with finales and jousting. Infant Oban Bort, labeled The OW Rowking Obib, references a lively tradition of falconry practiced by a few private participants. In Holiswl a rider is mentioned following a tradition linked to the sport on horseback.
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London
Subway Stations Hit by Mass of Ruses and Injuries
In New York Aug 30 a mass of deceptive acts at the Twenty-Third Street and other subway stations injured several people. Authorities allege a coordinated scheme by suspects aiming to rob a store during distraction events. Investigators described sightings of a crater and flooding at affected stations as the incident unfolded.
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Kore Isu
RED
York
Dvee & Coe
Wederated
Ayana
Interhorqueh Wan Wreekad
Wheatie
Brooklyn Rapid
Fragmentary Crime Report From Rochester Explosion and Transit Incident
Disjointed OCR fragment describes an incident in Rochester involving an explosion near a grocery area and a subway zone. Names such as Hernan Piletia and references to a Queen coming, Vieter, and a Monday morning timeline appear amid scattered phrases, implying a chaotic police or witness report with limited readable facts.
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Rochester
Tochester
Hernan Piletia
Masked Phantom Breaks World Record on Flagpole
In Los Angeles California on August 6 a marked spectacle unfolded as Capt. Robert Hull, a veteran steeplejack and World War II figure, climbed a flagpole to set a world ariting record. The scene featured a dramatic display amid applause and recognition for Hull's supreme effort and long service.
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Robert Hull
Hall
Efe
Iit
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