Fire damages rear of Hy uphin street hardware store
Fire at a Hy uphin street paint and hardware store damaged stock and building. A fireman Douglas Carpenter was injured en route to duty at about 6 45 pm. Fire crews also addressed a roof fire at St Francis and Warren Tat late that night.
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Pelarontiog
Ith
Hy Uphin Street
New York
Carmen Salon
Lees Fince
Dauphin
Alef Rehm
Aater
Aeicene
St. Francis
Warren Tat
New Year Observances Close 1926 in Mobile
Businesses and banks in Mobile shut for New Year while public buildings and indus plants also closed. Crowds filled streets past midnight as bells and fireworks marked the transition to 1927. Open houses were planned, post office operations limited, and courts suspended until Monday. Church services were held across denominations. City officials sent greetings to departments and agencies.
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Akscepier Ao
Bel
Poe
Indusplants
Ni Bt
Mobile
Newranter
Mobilans
Two Women Poisoned With Rum in Peta Wisconsin
A 23 year old dairyman Roland was arrested here today charged with the poisoning of his step mother, aged 47, and her sister. They were found dead early this morning after drinking liquor tainted by analysis showing the presence of poison. Deputy J. B. Bryant reported the evidence and statement from the suspect.
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Peta
Roland
Tenors
J. B. Bryant
Fire losses and tremors hit Brawley and Heber area
Census fragments describe January fires causing damage to arson and post office areas, with minimal destruction at El Centro. Residents of Heber gathered on vacant lots as aftershocks rattled homes the first three quakes of notable intensity shook people from their beds.
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Venyaon
Battle of Roses Telegram Sent to Crimson Tide
A fragmented wartime style note references Harry Hartwell and a commission sending New Year cheer for Alabama facing Stanford. The message praises hard play and urges teammates to hold the line, noting Mobile’s pride in the team.
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Crimson Tide
Battle of Roses
Harry Hartwsehoer Hartwell
Stanford
Alabama
Moblie
Brown Improves After Injuries in Streetcar Accident
Fragmented report describes a bicycle involved collision with a streetcar on Hamilton to Charleston streets. Edmo pharmacy rider Moïse Bernstein was arrested. authorities pursue pending charges related to the incident.
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Hamilton
Charleston
Sones x “Negro
Edmoese Pharmacy
Br Imme
Moïse Bernstein
Ship's Radio Reports Mexican Quake Aftershocks
A radio operator aboard a ship near Ansenada described a severe earthquake disturbance affecting the Mexican port town. The message noted heavy swells and reported quake shocks felt offshore, with responders detailing the dramatic sea conditions and ongoing tremors.
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Ansenada
Chicago Mayor Off For Biloxi
City leader departs for Biloxi to outline plans for next campaign. Officials say trip aims to address upcoming election issues and rally support ahead of voting.
Weather Update For Pe Or Tae
The reading shows mixed conditions with clouds and brief sun. A light breeze from the west accompanies mild temperatures and small chances of isolated showers later in the day.
Mexico oil land laws spark uncertain national response
Mexico City reports uncertainty as new oil land laws take effect. Foreign interests fear potential reversion of concessions at midnight last, while officials insist Mexico will respect its laws. A Vatican condemnation of intimidation is noted amid broader tensions between states and Mexican policy.
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Mexico City
Ria
Foreigh Inter
Uni
United States
Vatican
Relief fund appeal as Cumberland flood worsens
Flooded Hartsville sits at the center of backwater as Cumberland River crests andholds. The Nashville chamber of commerce estimates relief needs for Davidson county victims, while Red Cross and charities coordinate aid amid widespread outages and water damage.
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Eather Bureau
Cumberland
Nashville
Come
Chamber of Commerce
Nashville Seawal
Red Cross
Davidson County Charities Commission
Many Earn Way Through College
Approximately 40 percent of the men at the University of Minnesota work while studying. The report notes student employment supports tuition, living costs, and college expenses, reflecting economic conditions of the time.
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Minneapolis
Minn
University of Minne
Witnesses in Disappearance Case Await Grand Jury Report
In Los Angeles, Mrs. Ormiston and co defendants face trial as the grand jury conducts a new probe into a disappearance. A prosecutor expects a report next, with new information possibly guiding upcoming proceedings.
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Los Angeles
Oes
Ormiston
Almes Seth Mehersom
al Gare Engl
Pendi
Mrs. i
Ocean Park Beach
Carmel
Fair and Cool Weather Seen Across Weekend
Weather forecast predicts two days of fair cool conditions with nightly lows near 36 degrees. Temperatures rise during the day into Sunday as the outlook calls for continued fair weather through the weekend. River stage projections show the Tom River cresting around 60 to 61 feet by Tuesday.
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Tom River
Warnt
Atlantic Coast Line rejects land valuation in Wilmington hearing
The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company rejects the tentative land valuation of 322 fixed by the commission during a Wilmington hearing. The article notes railroad concerns over property value assessments and the commission's role in setting values.
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Wilmington
N. C
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Supreme Court Takes Up Crime Docket
The Supreme Court docket discussion centers on post conviction appeals. The text notes difficulty in accessing justice for those convicted and seeking review, with references to how errors might be corrected or challenged through the court.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Iial
Taylor Is Named Mayor Again in Vancouver
The article notes Taylor’s return to the mayoralty for a second term after a 1926 campaign. It mentions his early career as a publisher and his purchase of the Vancouver Daily World, plus his rise in railway and civic matters. Races in 1927-28 drew large majorities over opponents Worthington and Rubinowiltz.
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Ancouver
Troub
Zavier
Taylor
Vancouver Daily World
World
Ofice
Aermen G. H. Worthington
Louis Rubinowiltz
New York Real Estate Transactions for 1928
New York state real estate actions totaled five and a half million dollars for 1928. Loughman estimates the value on a tax rate of 50 cents per 100 dollars of mortgage value and 40 percent mortgage value, with June 1926 comparisons. Domestic mortgage growth shows 322,433 mortgages and a gain of 42,361 from the prior year.
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Albany
New York State
Y. Loughman
Loughman
Ps Ae
Liquor Prices Seen Slumping Amid Policy Shifts
Toronto report notes expected drop in liquor prices as Ontario news shapes reform debate. Observers anticipate federal action limiting alcohol sales incentives, with ministers facing pressure over pricing and government aid amid partisan criticism.
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Toronto
Ontario
Itabel
Taschereau
Quebec
Wes Haquer
Iquor
SAS
The
Cunisma
Tide and Stanford Set For Major Gridiron Clash
Alabama and Stanford prepare for the twelfth annual game in Los Angeles with Wade and Warner directing heavy backfields. Police brace for big crowds and possible fence crashes as tickets remain scarce and radio broadcasts spread the action nationwide.
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Biantora Universe
Crimson Tide
U of Alabama
Stas
Alabama
Wallace Wade
Dixig
Cardinal
Stanford
Los Angeles
Swerpe
Ld-Be
Wade
Warner
Hollman
Comenty
Byland
Ont
Dixie
Coviale Barnes
Brown
Vines
Pasadena Celebrates 38th Tournament of Roses Parade
In January Pasadena hosts the thirty-eighth annual Tournament of Roses drawing over half a million visitors. The parade features a single line of rose-covered floats and twenty-six bands marching two miles through the center, with entries from forty cities and numerous civic organizations.
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Pasadena
Sing Nh
Sido
Serge Ie Seviec
Ths
Piksing
Mercer University student killed in Georgia auto crash
A car carrying an orchestra group to a New Year dance overturned near Byron, Georgia, killing John Hall Murray, 2, of Griffin. Driver Bob Lee was seriously wounded, and two other players survived with injuries. Authorities said the group attempted to pass another vehicle but misjudged a narrow stretch.
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Macon
Ron
John Hall Murray
Griffin
Mercer University
Bob. Lee
Talebrook
Gelahansee
Ka Benton
Ma- Lee
Fort Alley
Southern grid captains favor end players in 1927 list
A Southern conference survey of 1927 college football captains shows nearly one third will be wing ends. Line players outnumber field men, indicating a strong preference for end positions among new leaders from leading universities in eleven Southern states.
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Atlanta
Teaders
Kfield
Nashville Safe! totals 39 tires in 1926 event
Nashville and Davidson county report 39 tires counted at the Nashville Safe event held today. Patsom registered 26, with other entries noted in the tally.
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Nashville
Davidson
Patsom
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