Chicago Gun War Deepens In Liquor War Turf Battle
Chicago's deadliest gang conflict widens as two liquor factions wage open war for city control. A machine gun assault near Holy Name Cathedral left Marl Hymel and Paddy Murray dead, while William W. O'Brien and others were wounded. Authorities vow reprisal as fear seizes witnesses and officials amid the violence.
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Chicago
Eera
Seouis Stars
New
Ultache
Ollice
Gaughind
Marl “Hymle” Weins
Naturlella Polkster
Gnanian
Avarlord
Padedy Murray
Slys
Dauth
Wutomobil
Wiliam W. O'Bren
Atte’s Atorney
Big Joe
Sultia
Wolkehow
Marder
Bundneobs
O'Brien
Sal Pelter
Wenchmut
Weina
Leen
Family of 3 Found Slain in Vermont Home
In Babu Vermont on October 12 a family of three was found shot to death in their home four doors from the city. Mrs B Tengsell Mackson and daughter Joyce, six, were killed Sunday night. Their servant discovered the bodies this morning. Authorities believe a sudden assault by an intruder killed the wife, child, and the man.
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Babu
B. Tengsell Mackson
Joyce
Lheir
Murriaud
Belloning
Auddenly Fugnun
Win
Chen
Iimaoll
Crown Prince Bids Goodbye To His Queen
The queen appears moved as Civnt Mually arrives near Charbourg for talks aboard the Leviathan. Officials from Paris embassy and the United States attend as the interview unfolds in Cherbourg with a six month sentence noted for Henry Lewis and others.
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Mually
Truto
Charbourg
Miothar
Eon
Cherbourg
Metrae
Ile
Jevench
United States
Paris
Daugherty And Miller Might Not Get Second Trial
A fragmentary 1920s Washington report discusses possible outcomes in the Daugherty and Miller case. It notes uncertainty about a second trial, mentions government officials, and references the American Metal Company and related financial matters. The text is incomplete and contains many garbled names and places.
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Daugherty
Miller
Monster Fair Opens for the 71st Year at Hagerstown
Crowds pour through gates as the Great Hagerstown Fair opens its seventy first year under gray skies. Rain insurance covers losses while management promises fair weather later in the week. The fair features a cosmopolitan midway, a ceremonial parade, and a strong track program led by William McHunty with plans for top speed horses and crowded contests. Local officials note the ground in good condition and preparations completed for a bustling opening day.
Scott to Know Fate Tomorrow
The Wilness Supreme Court today took under advisement the appeal from the death sentences of Russell T. Scott. His execution for murder in Chicago has been set for Friday, with a decision expected to be announced tomorrow.
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Aphingfield
Wilness Supreme Court
Rusell ‘T. Scott
Chicago
Queen Marie Bids Farewell To Wayward Son
Queen Marie bids farewell to her son before departure by train to Cherbourg for a voyage to the United States. Attending were military attaché Colonel de Bentley Molt and other officials. the scene included witnesses and a formal departure at the railway station.
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Queen Marie
Paris
Get
Caral
Marie
Cherbourg
Leviethan
United States
Goond
Nawaige Ata
Yan
Shildon Whitehouse
de Bentley Molt
Youth Killed On Hunt Trip Near Glara Md
Latilbury Oct 15 4 injured shot went off during wild goose hunting near home. 16 year old senior Messick from Wheorteo High School died at Peninsula General Hospital. Wounded companion Rakind Hishes survived. Investigation ongoing into how the failure of the shotgun prevented saving Messick.
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Latiebury
Mil
Tito
Navy Flight Trial Tweeted Amid Muted Details
Fragmentary OCR text references a long flight by the Navy with garbled names and places, mentioning regular Navy actions and purchases, but the readable content is unclear and lacks identifiable actions or outcomes. The fragment mentions individuals and locations in a distorted format without concrete events.
Hull Guilty in Deerfield Robbery Case
Charles Hull of Waynesboro and Wilbur Willard were charged in the Deerfield store and post office robbery. Hull found guilty of statutory breaking and larceny. Willard, a jail escapee, remained at large. Goods valued over 500 dollars involved. ten witnesses testified. Hull, 22, denied knowledge of the crime.
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Charles Hull
Waynesboro
Wilbur Willard
Hagerstown
Deerfield
Post Ofice
Frederick Gownly
Willard
Frederick
Vic
Hall
Wack
Frederick County
Grand Dawy
Frederick E
Hull
Iveisch
Girl Charged With Murder In Bristol Case
A 12 year old girl in Bristol Virginia is held on a murder charge after the death of a boy shot with a pistol yesterday. The girl, an orphan, is described as to be fostered by a man awaiting court action. The defendant expressed no remorse and allegedly said she hoped he would die. A condemnation property case involving a Tennessee company and a house is also noted, with a life sentence mentioned for one party.
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Bristol Va
Bertie Wish
Gene
Rickucest Tae Fan
Shoetus
Pawel
Edward W. Drownitys
Fom
Sarah Caraer
Love Spurned Man Ends Life After Affair
In Tokio Ontario a man named Glighi Kitazawa, a loner, killed himself after a broken romance. He ate eggs, curry and rice with sake and whiskey at a table with his sweetheart, then swallowed a large amount and died within hours.
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Tokio
Glighi Kitazawa
Kitazawa
Ritchie Denounces Conowingo Lie in Speech
Governor Albert C. Ritchie assailed Republican falsehoods and propaganda in Westminster Maryland, accusing them of personal attack over the Conowingo development. He described the patent rocks as worthless, water covered, and valued at 50 cents an acre only by similar land sales, noting Susquehanna Power had riparian rights and prior ownership.
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Westminister
Mel
Albert C. Ritchie
Canawinga
Ribble
Tyer
Susquehanna Power Company
Land Office
Maryland
Philadelphia
Governor Poqua Dies After Mask Barrier Policy
Baton Rouge reports Governor Henry L Poqua died last night amid illness. The administration urged calm as state news notes mask bans and political tensions. Funeral plans to be announced by the family.
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Baton Rouge
Sin
Henry L. Poqua
Tatassin
Legisla
Cpt
Dirigible Makes Emergency Landing at Naval Air Station
A JJ naval dirigible forced a quick descent when an engine stalled at the naval air station today. No damage or injuries occurred. The 120 foot non light airship was moved there for testing after initial trials last week under Lieutenant C. H. Havill of Lakewood, with six of nine crew officers in training.
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JJ Naval Dirigigie
Naval Air Station
C. H. Havill
Lakewood
Robbers Take Two Million in Rich Gems at Chateau D Aumale
In Chantilly France thieves raided the national museum, stealing priceless items including the Grand Conde rose diamond and a gem studded dagger. They used a forty foot ladder to enter through a window and escaped undetected. Value estimates range up to 70 000 000 francs before conversion to dollars. Another item in the report notes a divorce suit involving Emors W Wade and Aliarnay 3B Woenter.
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France
Due. D'Aumale
Grand Conde
Abi-El
Kader
Unis
Vialea Park
Paris
Coolidge to Dedicate $600,000 Chapel in Mercersburg
Washington Oct 12 Mrs Coolidge selected a White House automobile for a trip to Mercersburg Academy in Pennsylvania where she will dedicate a new 600000 dollar chapel The two president Coolidge sons were students at the academy. Brunswick celebrates the victory of its baseball team which won a pennant in the Frederick County League this summer. A rattlesnake 52 inches long with 10 rattlers and a button was killed near Gettysburg by Ralph Detrick.
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Brunswick
Marsh Creek
Gettysburg
Ralph Detrick
Grand Jury Subpoena Served on Life Prisoner in Indy Case
A grand jury in Indianapolis obtained a subpoena for D.C. Stephenson, a life prisoner, directing that he be produced before the county grand jury. The document lists Warden Walter H. Duis as the service recipient and notes Stephenson’s claimed knowledge of political corruption involving Indian interests. The timing references Tuesday on the Indiana case, with judicial directives unclear.
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Eel
Grand Jury
Cattus
D.C. Stephenson
Inigo
Indianapolis
Walter H. Duis
Judas
Weil
Clatming
Praid Duvors
Mysterious Causes Linked To Peach's Mother's Departure
In a sensational tale tied to wealth and marriage, a rich husband blames his mother in law for provoking his wife to leave. He claims the pair faced intense pressure and public scrutiny as their private life becomes entwined with a reported affair and financial disputes.
Manhunt as San Francisco police back the hunt for two gunmen
Oct 12 report says every off duty officer and 1000 national guard appear to aid in a city wide effort to stop two maniacal gunmen. They killed three men and wounded five over the weekend, including driver Walter Swanson and cook Louis Fernandez. The suspects then robbed a restaurant before continuing the spree. Continued on page 10.
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Police Department
Rational Guard
Quan
Adothe
Walter Swanson
Swanson
Avro-men
Louis
Fernandeza
Fia
Fear Epidemic Forces Closures of Three Schools
The Clearspring district closed Cleaspring High School and the St Pauls and Shanktown schools due to Scarlet fever cases. Five active and many suspected infections prompted a several day shutdown to prevent spread. If no new cases appear, schools may reopen next Monday but a fair week disrupts the schedule.
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St. Paul's
Shanktown
Clear Spring
Cheavsuring
Wioven
Mrs. Porter Hurt In Auto Accident Near Akes
Mrs Porter sustains minor injuries in a car crash at Mulberry and North streets in Akers Ohio. The Porters car and a vehicle owned by George Giledal collided around 11 am with four others in the car. all escaped serious harm. A bystander describes help arriving as responders attended to the scene.
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Transway
Anil
George Giledal
Ake Irom
Ohio
Mulberry and
North Streets
Porlsr
Giltedlol
Sony
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