Solicitor to Investigate Reported Convict Whipping
Solicitor B Chamberlain announced an immediate inquiry into the reported whipping of a convict at a county camp. He said the law allows whipping in home confinement and that facts will be developed by his office. A conference of four Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners occurred yesterday, but few details were released.
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B. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Board of Revenue and Road Commishers
Towle
A ‘Byrne
Cleveland
Paterson Home Burglary Remains Unsolved by Police
Detectives work on the Dauphin and Lafayette street burglary at the A J Paterson residence but release five suspects held for several days. The intrusion left the home badly ransacked and it is unclear what items were stolen.
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A. J. Paterson
Dauphin
Lafayette
Bien Station
Péterson
Biloxi
Miss
Local man fined for vicious dog attacks in Alba redt area
Police testimony described several dogs owned by Camp attacking a passerby near O'Donnell as a warning was issued to keep the animals tied. a heavier fine possible. Vicinity residents reported danger and authorities pledged enforcement.
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Names
Age Og Saane Mages
Grove Tod MS
Tee
Wwite
Alba Redt
O'Donnell
Biscoe Lea Takes Post In Pascagoula Mission
A local newspaper notes Biscoe Lea assuming new duties in Pascagoula after years in Mobile. The article mentions veterans and a surgeon role, with Lea recognized by many friends in the area as he begins the assignment.
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Mobile
Whastletine Suffers Finger Loss After Attack
A man named Whastletine lost a finger after an attacker struck him with a picket and nail. He attempted to defend himself outside his home, and the incident left his finger severely injured.
Old Feud Blamed for Murder
A long standing feud is blamed for a fatal shooting. Police say the suspect and victim were entangled in a dispute tied to past conflicts, with motive cited as retaliatory. No further details on location or identities are provided.
Market Opens With Mixed Pressure and Steady Tone
New York trading opens with uneven pressure and limited gains as rails and machinery shares show slight movement. Leaders like Baldwin and Studebaker slip while others rise. Rock Island and Willys-Overland gain modestly. Dome Mines falls. foreign exchange opens irregular with sterling at 4.5578 dollars. Cotton futures open steady with July at 26.40 and October near 23.68.
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New York
Eetine Premmare
Studsbaser
Aivassas
Baldwin
Studert
Rock Island
Serred
Willys-Overlard
Continental
Can
International Agricultural
First Band Concert Year Set Tonight
The first band concert of the year is scheduled for tonight with a larger group of musicians than last year. The program includes selections such as The Gypsy Baron Overture and Wedding of the Winds, plus other marches and dances, with practice under way and public announcement forthcoming.
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Musical & Fon ‘Arns
Pular
C Nu
Keith
Seville
J. T.s Sree
Port of Mobile Featured in Summer Normal School Report
Sixteen hundred teachers from several states attend Asheville summer normal school to learn about Alabama including Mobile and satsuma culture. The public mailing literature outlines the port's commerce and facilities and potential advantages for wider access.
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Summer Normal School
Asheville
Alabama
Mobile
Satsuma
Eres
Pope Readies Strong Note On Catholic Soldiers
An inked letter threatens excommunication for any Catholic soldier who bears arms across the boundaries of his own land. The document signals a stern papal stance amid ongoing religious conflicts.
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Trention
Bail Denied for 10 Woman in Nashville Shooting Case
Esther Gray of 600 St Anthony arrest denied bail on charges of assault with intent to murder linked to the June 5 shooting of Douglas Brandon in Nashville. Dr. Winthrop said recovery time is uncertain as Brandon undergoes hospital treatment after the state store shooting at State and Warren streets.
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Esther Gray
St. Anthony
Douglas Brandon
Nashville
Efore Eorder
Edward’ J. Grove
G. J. Winthrop
Brandon
Mons
Sarestion
Watueeha
State and
Warren Streets
St. Louis
Moe
Brunette
Tetan
Better: Inspection of banks is urged
Large suits of money have been lost to investors through failure of some financial institutions though the bank at Hutchinson was small. The next legislature may be asked to empower inspectors and make their work more thorough. Walter Grundy, Hutchinson bank president, vanished two weeks ago and is rumored in Mexico.
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Hutchinson
Walter Grundy
Hutchin Ban
Mexico
Georgia Pays Up Delinquent Taxes
Atlanta July 6. Georgia reports collection of delinquent taxes across counties and districts. Total statewide receipts reach over nine thousand dollars with varied sums from multiple counties and collectors, including Alabama Florida and North Carolina show different totals.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Bika
Sais
Tacoma
Alabama
Florida
North Carolina
Carolina
Paris optimistic over reparations talks progress
Paris dispatch reports optimism about ongoing reparations negotiations with France showing friendly exchanges. French stance appears firm on not modifying its program, while discussions continue. reports from London note Count De J Aulaire, the French ambassador, involved in talks.
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Paris
France
London
Count de &J. Aulaire
Salvation Deputy Hurt In Accident
Accident injures a Salvation Deputy in Greenvires area. Sparse OCR reads Sed Rowe Tork 4 as possible names or notes.
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Salvation
Greenviles
Sed Rowe
Silent Alarm Sparks Police Response to Domestic Scene
Fragmentary notes describe a call to a Knoxville scene where a terrified woman fled with her husband present. An emergency vehicle arrived as the incident unfolded, prompting police involvement and tense moments.
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Knoxville
Internatervice
Balloon Flight Ends With Tree Rescue In Ohio Storm
Lieutenant Lake loon and his aide survived a perilous balloon descent near Canton. A thunderstorm forced the United States Navy balloon A-674 to shed gas and gear as it plunged toward the ground. They cleared by tossing over tanks and debris, finally landing in a large nut tree that saved their lives.
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Bal Jon
Hig
American Legionnaire
Ant
J. F. Norfhiett
Hurst
N. J
United States Navy
Here
Canton
Ohio
Lieutén Lakeloon
General Gouraud Plans Visit Aboard Mayflower Yacht
General Gouraud sails aboard the Mayflower to visit former commanders and inspect the Fifth Army in the area. The voyage aims to review command arrangements and improve coordination during ongoing operations.
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General Gouraud
Comra
Thenut
Murder Charge Stems From New York Woman Arson Cover
Mrs. Arnold 46, a mother of five, was charged with murder after confessing to stabbing Vincent Calvacea to death when she learned he was married. She claimed he lied about marrying her, and said she attacked with a knife and carried the body in paper sacks before locking the building and returning home. Neighbors recall laughter at the scene.
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New York
Chais
Mie
Ule Arnold
Vincent Calvacea
Ashe
Arnold
Bene
Sheeen
Nerse
Los Angeles Population Clues From City Census Data
Reports indicate census figures show 4.6 percent family growth and a steady influx of newcomers. Data from school records and city records suggest ongoing population flux with building permits and receipts supporting rapid change in 1923.
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Los Angeles
Maughan Tracks Plane Test Before Long Flight
Maughan conducts a final test of his airborne craft at Mineola on July 6. The trainer takes off with 167 gallons of gasoline and aims to stay aloft beyond four hours to ensure a successful trip toward St. Joseph Cheyenne and Saiduro with stops planned along the route.
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Maughan
St. Joseph
Cheyenne
Wyo
Saiduro
Signalmen seek pay increase across railroads
Chicago July 6. Submissions filed with the U S railroad labor board by signalmen and helpers request raises. Proposed increases range from 66 cents for helpers to 1 dollar for gang foremen across several lines including Louisville and Chicago Central and its affiliates.
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Chicago
Louisville
Ines
the Central of
Us States Railroad Labor Board
R Brother
D. W
Georgia Proposal Sparks Controversy Over Electric Chair
A report from Atlanta notes a proposal in Muskogee county seeking an electric chair for executions. The measure prompts debate on capital punishment methods and state policy.
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Georgia
Trolley Drivers Walkout Shocks Barcelona
Trolley drivers in Barcelona staged a walkout disrupting city transit. Union officials said service was halted across major routes while authorities sought a resolution to wage and scheduling disputes.
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Barcelona
Rockefeller Garden Sculpture Set Gains Ground in New York
In New York a Garden of sculpture at Rockefeller grounds nears completion with figures by Barnard sculptors. The Hewer and The Fising Woman are among works depicting primal strength and Eve scenes. Debates linger about the bold nudity and artistic merit as the project progresses after years of controversy.
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N. Y
Rockefeller
Barnard
Primiti
New York
Ercome A. Demoraliz Bome
Eng
Tér
New Drive Against Dope To Be Opened
Washington July 6 Renewed and intensified efforts to stop narcotic drugs in Atlanta and other federal penitentiaries were agreed upon at a conference involving Dr Heber H Wotan superintendent of prisons Dr E D Dadding of the Prison Relief Society and Justice Department officials Dr Dudding said real progress toward suppression to keep out drugs altogether was made Guards were partly responsible he claimed because some trusty prisoners aided the smugglers
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Washington
Atlanta
Heber H. Wotan
E. D. Dadding
Prisone Relief Society
Department of Justice
Dudding
Treman to Sail for United States
Paris reports Robert Treman arranging passage to the United States on the Majestic sailing July 25 after returning with Irene Castlé to Paris. He plans to ferry back to Deauville where he left Treman alone since their second honeymoon began yesterday. When asked if Mrs Treman would accompany him, Treman deferred to his lawyer.
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Paris
Robert Tremen
Irene Castlé
United States
Majestic
Deauville
Treman
Fragmentary obituary notes and family details
The text presents fragmented obituary related details about a family including Mrs and her sister, a brother, a pending defense presiding over events, with mentions of a four year old and daily activities in a prison cell. It references a post and interior space and a forthcoming confrontation tomorrow.
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Ay Post
Cee Pad
Rickne
Postpone Me Mineola Flight Plan Amid Weather Delays
An unclear item notes a postponed airship or flight planned near Mineola New York with references to dawn, testing, fueling stops at Dayton and a final swoop to the Golden Gate. The fragment references L. Maughan and a dawn arrival, but specifics are fragmented.
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Mineola
N. Y
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