Treasure of $2 Gold Pieces Found Near Whitfield Farm
In Missouri on June 1 a cache of mostly twenty dollar gold pieces dating from before 18, the Civil War era, was unearthed by men using a key left to C. Whitfield of Middlesburn. The discovery, tied to the Whitfield family, suggests a hidden hoard worth more than $200,000. Heirs may claim the treasure, with six descendants of Charles Dean Willard linked to the find, and a boundary stake noted in the dig report.
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Themopolis
Boaz Whitfield
Mens of Key
C. You Whitfield
Middlesburn. Iy
Taush
Wailfield
Te Hoy
Kentucky
Negrous
Reoot C. Dean Williard
Nathan Ry Stold
Luneor
South
Finnal Reel
Ambiguous Dairy Farmer Law Explained in Fragment
The text references a dairy farmers law and track owners, mentioning police headquarters and collection boxes. It also alludes to travel between cities and a personal journey with steps counted, but the fragmentary source lacks clear actions or outcomes to summarize precisely.
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Owa Hadling Ami
New Polish Chief Industrialist Caps Dramatic Vote
In Warsaw Pelion Ime presided as new chief industrialist amid a polarized election. The ballot saw 280 votes for Breton Maweieki and mixed support for Watowich amid party splits. After the vote, celebrations and protests marked the scene as officials sought to stabilize the political landscape.
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Warsaw
Pelion
Ime BP
Tanitte
AYRES
Yygeat Forest
Tax rate likely to rise under Hudson River vessel plans
Preparations by the Board of County Commissioners anticipate a higher tax level for 1627. The present rate of fifteen to twenty cents is expected, with twelve cents more for schools, four cents for election care, and critical funding near one thousand six hundred five dollars, plus one hundred sixty seven dollars for general purposes.
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Board of Eteunty Commissioners
Pray So They Can See God Tamarack Meeting
Alan and EPL pilgrims from tar anil nagar gathered for an hour of silent prayer in the village led by Victor Ewing. The event ran from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. with hopes for divine manifestation and a sense of faithfulness.
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Tamarack
Alan
Jime
Tar Anil Nagar
Victor Ewing
Silehen
Drowning at the River Despite Rescue Attempts
Reports describe multiple drownings near Hoopersville as a group explored the riverbank. One man survived with speech impaired while others perished, details limited but authorities note a hazardous condition and ongoing investigations into the incident.
Moderator Dr Will O Thompson leads Presbyterian hire in Baltimore
Moderator Dr Will O Thompson, former president of the Ohio State Walvers, is chosen as moderator of the Presbyterian church in Baltimore with support from modernist factions, signaling a shift in church leadership and security policies.
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Will O. Thompson
Ohio State Walverschagen
Presbyterian
Baltimore
Editor jailed for contempt in Baltimore court case
Harold Bilistax editor of the Baltimore Laws was sentenced to jail and fined 5000 by Criminal Court Judge Ewren O Dunne for contempt over publication of courtroom pictures. Carey Clark of the News and Marl 0. Deland of the Baltimore American, along with two Mintograthers, were also sentenced. The incident involved photos from May 21 and related newspaper editions.
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Baltimore
Sore
Mare
Harold Bilistax
Baltimore Laws Today
Cort
Ew Zen Odunne
Pi Jtages
Hichard Reese
Meatier
Dane
Nll
Piet
Nays
Lade Dunne
Mentagineba
U S Balloon Lands Safely In Holland
A hazy fragment mentions a U S balloon landing safely in Holland near Vtovinek and notes no injuries. The rest of the text shifts to Shriners activities and an Annual Farmers Day event at University of Maryland with scattered local references.
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U.S
Holland
MD. Meare
Tin PO
Washington
Coleg Werk
Ualversiy
Maryland
Aa Berara i Hann Dey
Tanker Rams Ship Captain a Brave Man
A Washington Irving passenger liner carrying 600 aboard was struck by a war tanker off Hoboken New Jersey and sank after all passengers were rescued. The captain organized crews into rescue squads, and passengers remained calm as life preservers were distributed.
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New York
Washington Irving
Hudson River Day Line
Rush For Life
Addie Sargent
Garland
Lad
Paskenssrs
Wealington Irving
Alhagy
Borah Plans to Fight Day Referendums
Washington reports Senator Borah Republican Idaho plans to oppose state prohibition referendums. He intends to launch his campaign publicly at the Presbyterian General Assembly in Halt Move, then proceed with private initiative. Other notes mention a pool incident and various political queries.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Presbyterhia General Assembly
Orville
Poland
Townsel
New York
Ti State
Rvs
Watsworldt
ANC Salen
Lewes
Span
Presbyterians Seek Single Cause Divorce Rule
In Baltimore on June 1 the Presbyterian generalassembly debated limiting divorce to a single cause. A committee report recommends sending the question to the Presbytery of Rutherford after which the assembly would act. The issue hinges on whether willful desertion should count as a just cause and how membership rules affect the law and church sanction.
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Baltimore
Presbyterian Church
Ruther, Byreay
Seneral Council
Cn Livers
Coolidge Irritated By Stand Says Lewis
Maryland official David J. Lewis testifies before the Senate Tariff Investigating Committee about his 1924 reappointment to the Tariff Commission and an undated resignation letter sought by President Coolidge. He recalls the White House talk, the president's irritation, and the pledge to sign only at the president's pleasure.
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Washington
Bormer
David J. Lewis
Maryland
Senate
Tartf
Tariff Commission
Coolidge
White House
Wwittel
Carly Dolicias
Senter
Nebraska
Lewis
Cilbertson
Culbertson
Tdignaton
Memorial Services Held In Graveyard For 12 Members
Zio Reformed Church conducted graveside memorials for twelve members who died in the past year. Rev Dr Scott H Wagner presided, noting the mourners included several year‑end anniversaries. The service closed with a poem titled Crossing the Ha by Tenny son.
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Zio Reformed Church
Scott H Wagher
Pasion
Wagner
Rius Tennyson
Drops 150077 May Live Across Parched Plains
A fragmented report mentions drops at 150077 with the possibility of life. Observations reference Lathone, Penola, Lingle ville Greene and Crame details. Despite severe conditions and shifting winds, the text describes attempts to stabilize the scene and preserve life amid the quake aftermath.
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Penola
Lingle
Bette Steneh
Moe Finer
Arrests May Solve The Chicken Theft Case
William George Wohner was arrested on charges including theft of chickens and stolen automobile tires. Authorities in Washington County say several suspects, including Wohner, tied to a spate of chicken thefts near Ment and Wilsons. The case involves damaged or broken property and a rising bail amount as investigators work to identify additional accomplices.
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William
George Wohner
Helene
Washington County
Willian
U.S
Wilsons
England
Wolfs
New York
New York Nacional Gueed Rille- Geant
Formner
Vincent Ghigtt
Sherif
Quaens Westminister
Fohner
Tni Neland Civil Service Rifles
Stine
Grant
Pohmer
Wohner
Illini Professor Aids Miners With Cheap Coal Pen
Professor Samuel W. Pure of the University of Illinois, renowned for chemistry study, has developed a pen to quit soft coal cheaply. The invention is hailed as a breakthrough for Illinois coal miners, promising reduced costs and steadier supply for the industry.
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Samuel W. Pure
University of Illiois
Illinois
Woman burned as lightning sets clothing aflame
A woman identified as Mrs Ernest Dawn was belted by a fire in her Virginia avenue home after lightning struck and caused clothing to ignite in the attic during a thunderstorm yesterday. She managed to extinguish the flames with bare hands, suffering a slight shock but no severe injuries. Police were asked to search for 1 year old Iva Maris, son of Mr and Mrs Russell Marte, who disappeared near Henevala yesterday. he had not been seen since morning.
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Ernest Dawn
Virginia Avenue
Alin
Abel
Iva Mariz
Rot
Airs
Russell Marte
Henevala
Sinter
Judge Things for Life in Murder Case in Muskegon
Circuit Judge John Vanderwerp sentenced Asa K Bartlett a Lake Township constable to life in prison for the murder of Augst Krubach his daughter Janet and her fiancé William Franke killed by a bomb Thursday. Bartlett confessed he conceived the plan Wednesday and bought the wrapper and package then mailed it to Muskegon post office. He described constructing the device at home using a makeshift mechanism and a rifle cartridge as the explosive. He expressed regret that the state law does not provide capital punishment.
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Muskegon
Mich
John Vanderwerp
Tgroy
Asa K. Bartlett
Bi Lake Township
Augtt Xrubach
Janet
Willian Franke
Vanderwerp
St. House of Correction
Marquette
Bartlett
Chad Court
Osath Bartlett
Jai
Fank
Krueba
Monta Ani
Ste
Barrett
Divorce bill debate seen at La Atlant i club meeting
A Luncheon meeting of the La Atlantis Women’s Club discussed a proposed divorce bill. Clarence McCurdy, joined by M. Wolliner, argued against the measure while other attendees backed the resolution and pledged support with minor dissent heard during the session.
Resignation shakes Portugal as Machado quits presidency
Lisbon reports President Bernardina Machado has resigned amid a rising revolutionary mood. Generals da Costa and others join in a contested power struggle as military factions press for control and a potential dictatorship. Labor parties oppose the shift while newspapers cover the unfolding crisis.
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