Endurance Honor Sparks Ship Thrust Amid Allegations
A garbled report cites Abraham Gray and Wit Honey Romer amid accusations of blackmail and extortion. The misspelled text references a grand jury, a principal witness, and a special investigation tied to Pasadena, California, with claims of threats to expose alleged past actions.
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York
Honey Romer
Abrahm Gray
Ahavas Gheheed
Gray
Pasadena
Cale
Tage Acad
Markie
Middle West Trip for Business Men Conference Topic
A conference to revive plans for a Middle West business tour convenes at 4 pm at Bene Cenares. Originator unknown, aims to gauge sentiment among local business interests amid new state docks opening soon. A tentative schedule and general plan will be discussed, with interest noted from Mobile interests.
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Middle West
Bene
Cenares
State Docks
Unreadable Fragment Hints at Personal Tragedy
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Jos and a self destructive act, with unclear surrounding detail and damaged context.
Mobile to Send Trade Delegation to Alabama Trophy Event
Mayor Oscar Hol of Houston invites He wage Schwarz to join a Mobile trade delegation. The group plans to participate in a Clean Up proclamation event and compete for a trophy in Alabama.
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Oscar Holof Houston
Drunken Driving Sentence Held Up in Sedition Law Context
A drunken driving case faced a delay as the sentence was held up under a sedition law interpretation. The defendant failed to appear, and a bond was ordered to secure charges or future proceedings.
Disorderly Case Aired In Court
A disorderly conduct case was heard in court with details unclear from the report. The fragment mentions a meter and sworn statements but provides no further specifics.
Revenue board may help city landing field
County revenue board may cooperate with the city on purchasing the landing field. If the city buys the property it could be financed from previously spent funds. The city plans about $1000 for landing field improvements ahead of the January 15 air mail arrival.
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Revenue Board
City Landing
County Board of Revenue
Negroes Deported From Australia Sparks Debate
March 20 report notes the Australia movement led by Premier William Hughes to bar black residents amid disorder accusations. Authorities weigh excluding negro artists and boxers as immigration and public order concerns rise.
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Australia
William Hughes
New South Wales
Wasea
Three Held In Kidnay Mystery
Three people are held in a kidnapping mystery investigation. A suspect said a claim about gasoline was involved but the details remain unclear. The article fragment references a February incident and an ongoing inquiry.
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Kidnay
Burglary Report From Government Street Details Stolen Goods
A break in occurred between midnight and 6 am on Government Street with valuables worth several hundred dollars stolen. The thief entered the home of J. P. Moreland and United States District Attorney Alex Birch, taking clothing, a Gladstone bag, fountain pens, shirts, and a bath robe. The Birch room loss is incomplete until his return. A kitchen table was intruded and two suits, items belonging to J. R. Wright and R. R., were taken with clothing intended for shipment to New York. Police were notified after a resident, L. Bryan, found a telephone call alerting officers readied upon returning to the city.
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J. P. Moreland
United States District
Alex Birch
Birch
J. R. Wright
R. R
New York
L. Bryan
Polish Students Riot Over Reproved Comrade Crisis
Franz Stokowski, 14, attempted suicide by jumping before an express train after a professor mocked his youthful love for an actress. He slapped the teacher. his father declared no place for him at home. Grief and shame led him to write farewell letters as fear of vengeance grew.
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Franz Stokowski
Stokowski
High
Fle
Sense of Humor Conquers Where Death by Action Is Failure
A woman, picked up near a garage Tuesday night, is in critical condition in Detroit from bichloride of mercury. Reported names include Mrs. Mary Doe and Mrs. Helen Blake, with conflicting accounts and a later claim that the patient is Mrs. Roberts. She says she took the chemical as a rheumatism cure and denies leaving a suicide note for her son.
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Mary Doe
Detroi Hospitel
Helen Blake
Ohio
Roberts
Textile ruling stirs debate on women millwork hours
Boston March 29 textile workers split over a bill to allow women to work in Massachusetts mills until 10 o clock at night. A heated charge was made and denied in southern textile mills as the measure prompted strong comment.
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Boston
House
Massachusetts
Kellogg Reply Approved On Outlawing Action
Paris dispatch reports March 20 that Cabinet Secretary Kellogg approved a reply regarding outlawing a specific action. Details are sparse in the fragment but indicate official approval by Kellogg. The notice references a governmental move and a formal reply from the secretary.
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Paris
Kellogg
Noted Colonel of U. S. Cavalry Dies
Washington March 23. Colonel J. Slocum, commander of the 13th United States cavalry who led the first parades at Columbus on March 9 1916, has died. Born in Cincinnati, he was a distinguished officer in the U. S. Cavalry.
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Washington
J. Slocum
13Th
United States Cavalry
Columbus
Democrat Seeks Fair Test For Prohibition Law
Washington March 2. A Democrat presses for a fair test of the prohibition law. He led the prohibition unit as head of the internal revenue bureau and argues public sentiment must back prohibition to make it effective. He also notes Senator Walsh of Montana as a bold Democratic presidential candidate prospect.
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Washington
Houston
Prohibition Unit
Internal Revenue Bureau
Roper
Walsh
Montana
Senate Oil
Doubt Over Big Stock Deal Rumors In Market Rally
Reports of huge stock gains and losses in recent weeks created uncertainty in the market. Analysts noted mixed early trading as investors weighed potential gains against risks in speculative activity.
Immigrant jailed for illegal entry in New Orleans
New Orleans reports Nick Watsky a native of France admitted traveling to the city two years ago and residing there since. Police found him in streets, wet and uncertain, as authorities document his illegal entry status and process the case.
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New Orleans
Nick Watsky
City
France
Nick
Wee Sees
Girl Loses Long Fight for Life in Memphis
Miss Alameda Cahill, 78, died after a long battle, following extensive treatments over four years. She passed away at 10:46 p.m. in Memphis, ending a prolonged illness.
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Memphis
Tenn
Alameda Cahill
Jones
Dea
Reward for Bank Bandits Unpaid in Spokane
Spokane March 29. The unpaid reward for bank bandits remains unsettled as no payments have been made yet. Local authorities caution that the reward offers are still pending and under review by the issuing banks and officials.
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Spokane, ‘Wash
Jackson's French Linguist Honored at Daughters Chapter
A Daughters of the American Revolution chapter honored a Jackson-based French linguist today with the unveiling of a bronze tablet at his grave. The ceremony marked a recognition of his linguistic work and service, as members gathered to pay tribute.
Machado Considers Visit to America
Havana dispatch says Machado is weighing a trip to the United States this summer while writing that the president is deposed.
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Machado
America
Havana
United States
Aden
Classified Thrift-Ticker Delights Daily Readers
A lively note on the thrift listings in the classifieds section, likening them to stock market quotations and noting thousands of readers eagerly follow the daily issuer.
G.O.P. Senator Blames Democrats Over Oil Policy
A Republican senator charged that the Democratic regime under President Wilson and officials aided oil interests. He alleged cabinet officers and other high Democrats orchestrated a broad effort affecting national oil and navy supplies, citing legislation and administration during the Wilson era.
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Aty
Washington
Wilson
Edison Medal Approved by House Coinage Committee
March 29 news notes the poetry of Thomas A Edison approved in a bill reported by Representative Perkins. The bill, backed by a New Republican, proposes a $1000 appropriation for the treasury secretary to prepare a fitting Edison Medal honoring his long service to science and mankind.
Berry Crop Outlook Reports Double Early Strawberry Supply
The government bureau of agricultural economics says early strawberries may be twice as plentiful as last spring. Louisiana production is forecast at nearly 37 million quarts, up from 17 million, with higher yields per acre. Alabama Texas and Mississippi also expect increases, Texas leading.
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Chicago
Government Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Louisiana
Alabama
Texas
Mississippi
Wife Dies Minute After Husband in Shared Bed
A 70 year old wife died minutes after her husband on his death bed. The attending doctor found the wife dead about a minute later. Both will be buried together.
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Sia. Dasby
Har Seei
Control of Big Ship Flight Ends With Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a plane event involving Eddie Stinson and a captain today. The aircraft reportedly reached a notable height before a landing attempt. Weather conditions were calm with minimal ground breeze and a brief air message transmitted by flyers.
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Eddie Stinson
Deman
Mining Issue Left to Operators in Illinois Mines
A truncated note from the Illinois mining scene indicates operators have discretion over the ongoing dispute. Jerday released oil to enable continued operation while a truce governs mines in southern Illinois. No clear shutdown plan was shown as of March 31, with W J from St. Louis predicting few closures.
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Illinois
Ite
St. Louis
Clayton on Stand in Cotton Probe
W L Clayton the self made magnate of the cotton trade faces charges alleging his firm manipulated futures market prices. He testifies under oath in Cape Texas defends plan and denies responsibility for the price diminish in cotton.
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Clayton
Washington
W. Ll. Clayton
York
Adva
Informa'p- Plan
Cape Texas
Subkoff Ordered Out of Belgium
Brussels reports that Alexander Subkoff, husband of Princess Victoria Schaumberg Lippe, faces expulsion after a date in the article. authorities indicate he will be ejected following the specified date.
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Subkoff
Belgium
Brussels
Alexander Subkoff
Victoria Schaumberg-Lippe
Eran Talks Reronbe Aca Ticae Timber Land Issue
In a discussion, Eran addresses a timber deed conflict forcing landowners to harvest timber to cover debts. The talk centers on enforcing timber rights to satisfy coon e ald payments.
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Eran
One Time Idol of Ring Penniless
John Gutenko, once idolized by followers, now penniless and unable to pay debts. He faced commitment for possession of money and the loss of wealth from about $500,000 in investments.
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John Gutenko
I Oat
Reed Skips Akron Unable Get Hall
An engagement at night on April 14 is incomplete as Reed cannot secure Akron venue hall. The note notes Reed’s last minute failure to obtain hall space for the event.
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Reed
Akron
Hall
Train Victim Buried in Dyer as Father of Thornton Recalled
A fragmentary report notes a train victim buried in Dyer and mentions Ticgetan as the father of Thornton, with the remaining details unreadable.
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Dyer
Tornado Toll Fixed at Six in Georgia
Georgia toll from recent tornadoes fixed at six dead as crews assess damage across counties. Officials confirm the death toll after storms hit communities in March nine.
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Georgia
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