Probe of Blast That Killed Man Near Rooming House
Investigators plan a coroner’s inquest into the rooming house blast at 209 Street in Holdrece that killed traveling photographer Clarence Rodstron. Stephen Fr announced a coroner’s jury will tour the scene and question witnesses as photographers’ flash powder explosion is examined amid a crowd of 5 000 to 10 000 visitors yesterday.
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Holdrece
Robstron
Catreet
Coroter
Stephen
Cooner
McAdoo Campaign Moves Quietly as Party Splits Emerge
Reports from Washington indicate January 1916 sentiment within the party shows drift toward McAdoo. Gibbs McAdoo is sidelined from leadership debates while the party canvasses core planks ahead of a national tour.
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McAdoo
Washington
Janith Ham Gibbs
Nema
Ana
Sistent
Officers Reassignments Marked by Tense City Meeting
A garbled text notes officers and a committee near a tense city moment. It references law enforcement and disciplinary actions amid unsettled governance. Entities are unclear due to damage.
Dtel Greeters Name New President
Members of the association appoint a new president amid organizational notes and upcoming plans. The report cites local leadership changes and ongoing community outreach efforts.
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DTEL
Weather Brief Covers Florida Mississippi Warmer Tonight
Spey 4 NGTOS reports a warmer tonight and Thursday across Florida and Mississippi with unsettled conditions. A mild pattern in store as temperatures rise into the late week setting.
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Spey
Florida
Water and rail rate clash spreads to eastern ports
Rates for all water transport from eastern seaboard ports to interior cities near the coast drop by ten to twenty percent versus rail, with Mallory Steamship Co and Warrior river barge line details published. Washington reports an amendment to boost river and harbor funding from 37 million to over 56.5 million to expand the Mississippi Warrior system.
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Demopolis
Mallory Steamship Company
Warrior River
Mallory’ Line
Steamship Company
Mobile
Seaboard
Carisea
Birmingham
Tuacaloosa
Washington
Mississippi Warrior
Dempsey
Rivers and Bars Committee
Mississippi Warrior Lines
Garriers
Warrior branch upgrades with wireless schedule system
The Warrior branch has been equipped with wireless apparatus and begun regular semi weekly sailings. This upgrade provides shippers with a more accurate schedule for arrivals and departures, improving service convenience.
Florida Weather Forecast Sees Warm, Fair Conditions Ahead
The report notes warmer, fair weather forecast across the state with temperatures about 56 degrees before tomorrow. It compares favorably to colder readings in other areas and mentions Miami as a southern point of reference near Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Miami
Road Tax Road Enumerators Appointed in Marble County
Officials announced commissions for road tax collectors in Marble County. Enumerators include individuals listed for Crichton Suton and areas on agrata Street Loop and N. Weabury, Whistler, Chick- Theodore, Grand Tron, Bay and Bayou la Batre.
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Crichton
Erie
Suton
Agrata Street
N. Weabury
Whistler
Theodore
Grand
Tron “Bay
Louis Meyer
Bayou la Batre
Benet
Hunters Arrested for Trans Game Across States
A report from January 7 notes hunters crossing state lines from Mississippi into Alabama with game species. The federal law enforcement action targets trans state trafficking of game. Warden Lon reports coordination with state authorities to enforce restrictions.
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Wien
Fry
Weny
Hutting
Motzun
Egee
Lon
Alabama
Sonne
Mississippi
Warrant for Sabotage Indictments Hinted by Citizens Court
A citizens court in Harrison Arkansas claims to have secured confessions and evidence over two years linking Missouri and North Arkansas Railway officials to sabotage. They seek a federal grand jury, promise indictments, and report plans to influence local officials including the mayor and city marshal amid turmoil.
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Harrison
Arka Jam
Pers
Misouri
North Arkaned
Citizens Court
Te Spore
Timon
Tljose
National Railway Union
Veank Youns
Kort Smith
Court
Cyute
W Harrison
T Avenil
Grief Over Chums Death Deepens in Chalotte Case
CIRLA GRIEVES OVER CHUMS DEATH. DIES CHALOTTE, M.C. San, Te Grief over the heart of her cousin and con believed to have been. Sent to Wee room and a short time later relatives heard shots to her room, found her dying from a bullet wit her tem ple. A revolver was found nearby. 'Her cousin, Miss Martha' Harper, died here last week.
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Chalotte
M.C. San
Con
Martha’ Harper
Tipping to St I Say Superintendents
Tipping is a nation established by the public say L A Stone secretary. He notes service will not be at its best unless the waiter expects no gratuity. The remarks come amid discussions in Chicago about dining car service and tips.
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L. A. Stone
Reichsbank Rushed to Print Money as Mark Falls
Berlin reports the Reichsbank cannot supply enough paper money to meet demands as the mark collapses. New notes reach 26,009,000 marks daily but fail to ease the strain on the economy and food supply.
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Berlin
Reichsbank
Legion and Klan Oppose Each Other in Iowa Address
A Cedar Rapids state region commander Major Robbins condemned the Ku Klux Klan and declared Iowa would oppose the Klan. The remarks followed an installation address by officials in Rockford Iowa.
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Rockford
Iowa
Uigsdh
Kuilu Klan
Major Robbins
Cedar
Fire Drives 150 From Michigan Ave Apartments
Chicago January 17. Nearly 150 persons were driven from their apartments early today when a blaze attacked buildings on Michigan Avenue at the northern end of automobile row.
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Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Automobile Row
Babe Ruth Undergoes Surgery in New York Hospital
New York Jan 17 Babe Ruth undergoes an operation on his left forearm at Vincent's Hospital. The famous slugger is described as an iron man of veteran recovery. Hospital officials report the procedure was to aid his return to play.
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Babe Ruth
Vetrieval Pric
Magee James Rolph Jr Faces Organized Assault
Francisco report details an alleged organized assault against Mayor Magee James Rolph Jr sparked by a late night radio broadcast and scientific experiment. The incident allegedly caused wire tolls estimated at 3000 dollars with potential to rise by daybreak as messages continued arriving.
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Francisco
Magee
James Rolph, Jr
Broncasting
Versbodd
Hyjan
War Clouds Hover Over Eastern Europe
War clouds gather over eastern Europe as France expands military activity in Germany. The conflict could involve France Belgium Germany Poland Lithuania and Russia amid tensions and official denials in Warsaw. The eastern European outlook prompts concern among leaders and civilians.
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Europe
Paris
France
Germany
Belgium
Poland
Lithuania
Russia
Denrom
Warsaw
L'information
Aipon
South Districterica
Land of Negis
Senate adopts resolution on Muscle Shoals aid move
The piece notes passage of a senate adopted resolution facilitating acceptance of a letter for Muscle Shoals. It mentions members and the house adopting the resolution after senate approval, and a committee to oversee the movement and aid for acceptance of the offer.
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Mo' Eee
Dre Hutton
Senate
Benne Cumberlain
House
Fire kills five at Ghamton home as children found
Police and fire crews investigated a fatal blaze at a Ghamton residence where five members of the Kokalis family perished. Firemen rescued two children trapped inside and found others near the exit, with authorities piecing together the sequence of events and the ages of those killed.
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Ghamton
Atagether
Joseph Kokalis
Josie
Ex-Messenger in Chicago Reflects on Early Career
A former Chicago messenger recalls starting work at age 17 and progressing through the newspaper’s ranks. The story notes his long tenure with the Chicago press and the evolution of the newsroom from dusty sidewalks to modern operations.
Alessandri refutes Peru claims in Chile report
Chilean leader Alessandri denies Peru allegations amid a disputed exchange. Officials from Lima and Santiago voiced tensions as regional communications were questioned and statements challenged by the Chilean government.
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Alessandri
Peru
Opponents Press for Abolition of Convict Lease System
Alabama debate heats as opponents of the convict lease plan rally against its extension. Governor supports abolition only when the state can provide care and employment for released convicts, warning the lease could cost the state up to 500000 in revenue and resources.
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Montgomery
Alan
Alabama
Aera
Gat
Real Estate Delegates to Jacksonville Meet
January 17 meeting announces officers and proposed divisions of the real estate association. It plans seven branches to cover oral real estate phases and will hold conferences, with no special Sunday train departures for the statewide tour by delegates.
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Jacksonville
Fis
L. F. BoTwee
Otiom
Railroad Traffic Reaches Record High in 1922
Final figures from the American Railway Car Service Division show total freight traffic for 1922 at about 43.7 million car loads, a 16 percent rise over prior records. Coal shipments declined due to five months of strikes in the bituminous and anthracite fields, but other commodities rose to offset the loss.
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Wa Oron
Oaly
Rita
Harding Active Despite Bad Cold
President Harding showed no serious symptoms as he recovers from a cold. Brigadier General Sawyer, his personal physician, stressed the illness is mild and he paused from public duties, meeting with the cabinet yesterday before returning to the White House to rest.
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Washington
Harding
Sawyer
Fegulas Seine
White House
Fire Threatens Offices In St. Joseph
In St. Joseph Missouri on January 17 a fire destroyed a block of buildings including street railway offices and the temple. The blaze damaged a four department area and gutted a store roof while officials investigated the cause and noted nothing usable remained. Nearby residents were reportedly displaced as crews fought the flames.
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ST. Joseph
St. Josep Light Power Co
Pwara
Aetesites
State Wine Case Sparks Legal Scrutiny In Louisiana
Officials in the ongoing inquiry press for witness testimony as Judge Win and defense counsel challenge proceedings. Attorney General Seth Guion and Senator Warren defend the method, insisting questions remain dignified and focused on truth amid accusations of impropriety and possible constitutional violations.
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Gdom
Win
Barn
Chadett
Barnett
H. N. Grey
Church
Louisiana
Suecree
Seth Guion
Howard B. Warren
Grey
Guion
Klansmen Scurry To Cover When They Lose Robes
An incident in which a crowd disrupted a Ku Klux Klan parade led to two Klansmen being disrobed and seized by a man and his companion. The attacker fled into onlookers. Chief Cathorne was struck by the crowd as the event unfolded.
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Peet
Semenick
Pent
Schief Cathorne
Abon
Kirmien
Fragmentary Notice From Old Ledger Reveals Irregular Entries
A damaged OCR fragment shows unclear names and dates with stray letters. The readable bits hint at a clerical record or legal notice, but precise actions or parties remain indiscernible.
Fragmentary OCR Note From Sans Steel Bay Area
A partial readable line mentions Sans Steel and Bay Area context with unclear details. The rest of the text is garbled and does not provide a clear event or names to confirm.
Personal Crisis Reports Highlight Failures in Aid
A sequence of incidents details a male subject facing a personal crisis while twice referencing female individuals. The report notes distress signals and responses from local services, emphasizing gaps in support and timely intervention.
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