Arkansas Governor Denounces Pardon Granted In Absence
Hamp Hall, former state official, received a pardon while Governor Terral was in Birmingham. The pardon drew sharp criticism from Terral who called it cowardly. Hall had been convicted of embezzlement involving state funds and related charges, with a lengthy indictment overall. The pardon was issued by McCall, acting governor, amid Terral’s absence. A separate item notes a gigantic radio broadcasting station rising at Rugby, England.
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Rock
Ark
Hamp Hall
Board of Control
McCall
Eldorado
Hall
Arkansas
Tom J. Terral
Birmingham
Ala
Imiam
Terral
J. B. Ford Comy
Wyandotte
Mich
Con 1
Supreme Court
Ief
Autos in Holy Land Cars proliferate in postwar travel
In Jerusalem on October 29 a report notes rising motor travel through the Holy Land. Auto enthusiasts multiply along roads to Beirut Damascus Jerusalem and other biblical towns with daily car movement increasing since World War I.
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Holy Land
Jerusalem
Beirut
Damascus
Jagareth
First child illness noted in Aorians report
Fragmentary OCR mentions a first child being sick in the Aorians context with unclear surrounding details. No further names, dates, or locations are readable to establish a full incident or outcome.
Skipper Pederson Wins Arctic Race For Third Time
San Francisco October 29 Independent captain C T Pederson has again won the challenging fur trade race to Herschel Island aboard the schooner Nanuk. He and his wife claim three straight victories since breaking with the trust. The voyage north from San Francisco covers perilous ice and long weeks away. Pederson returns with thousands of furs worth a near quarter of a million. the rivals bring far fewer.
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Nakence
San Frisco
Arctic
Herschel Island
Courage
San Francisco
Pederson
California
Oregon
Washington
Canada
Alaskan Peninsula
Bering Strait
Alaska
Mackenzie Bay
French Victory In Syria Protest Greets Action
The Arab executive committee protests France's Syria victories and appeals for funds to relieve distress. Cairo reports 350 refugees arriving from Damascus after a native insurrection. French authorities accused of hindering departures. London coverage criticizes Gen Serrail over alleged brutality and disputed casualty tallies.
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Jherusaleh
A.P
Arab Executive Committee
Syria
Cairo
Egypt
Alexandria
Damascus
London
Serrail
High Commission
Nee
Einstein theory under fire at Optical Society meeting
Ithaca N Y Oct 29 A P observers report refuting relativity theory with Miller from Case School of Applied Science presenting at Cornell three day convention. Miller says Mount Wilson data support refutation while Einstein theory rests on older negative astronomy results. New photo transmission advances expected from the retiring president of the Bell Telephone Company in a Friday address.
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Ithaca
N. Y
A.P
Dayton C. Miller
Case School of Applied Science
Optical Society of America
Cornell University
Miller
Mount Wilson Observatory
Organi- Seal
Duke Endowment To Reach Potential 80 Million
New York Oct 29 The Duke endowment may total about 80 million dollars as executors value the estate from James B Duke the will providing 40 million for initial capital plus 40 million additional amounts. Of this 30 million would be immediately available for hospitals orphanages and pensions for his aged mother and ministers in North Carolina as part of the estate plan.
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New York
Duke
James B. Duke
North Caro
United States Lines
Hoboken
Newark
Broadway sees dazzling stars in a wandering review
New York, Oct. 29. Seesawing up and down Broadway I saw Helen Chandler who will play Ophelia in Hamlet. Konrad Borcovici plans to return to Europe to write music. Richard Curle trails James Conrad and will reminisce in a book. Shaw Acmed Abdullah wears a monocle, Crosbie Garsten plans Indo China travel for material. Billy Burke, Flo leave Filo's. Helen Menken returns to art after Seventh Heaven. Chrystal Herne lauded as a top American actress though the excerpt ends.
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James W. Dean
New York
Broadway
Helen Chandler
Ophelia
Hamlet
Konrad Borcovici
Europe
America
Richard Curle
James Conrad
Shaw
Abdullah
Crosbie Garsten
Indo-China
Billy Burke
Flo
Filo’s Mater
Helen Menken
Seventh Heaven
Art
David Belasco
Chrystal Herne
Action Likely Against Ex-Treasurer in Spartanburg Shortage
Spartanburg county grand jury expected to act against L. C. Miller former county treasurer charged with shortages totaling 621529.85 in his accounts. Miller already serving 2 to 4 years in the South Carolina penitentiary for involvement in the Bank of Duncan failure where 249492.24 of county funds were on deposit and unavailable.
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Spartanburg
8. C
Spartanburg County
L. C. Miller
Miller
South Carolina Penitentiary
Bank of Duncan
Here
I. C. Blackwood
Blackwood
Grand Jury
South Carolina
State Supreme Court
Merger Trend Sparks Antitrust Debate in US Industry
A.P. report notes a surge of mergers shaping the American economy as productive capacity exceeds demand after wartime buildup. Frank D. Jones, former FTC acting secretary, warns this mirrors pre eighties anti trust conditions and signals growing consolidation.
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New York
A.P
Franklin D. Jones
Federal Trade Commission
Academy of Political Science
Fragmented OCR Summary from historical page
unreadable OCR segment shows scattered words and numbers with no clear event names or locations. characters are garbled and missing context making it impossible to identify a specific person place or dates.
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Einstein
June Walker
Molnar
Dauphin Street
Hijytlis
Dauphin and
Joachim
Liggett's
Mennen
Hind’s H. & A. Cream
Holme
Frostilla
Woodbury’s
Es TV
Forhan
Squibb
Johnson
Piver
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Coty’s
L’origan
Pinkham
Ote
Bettes
Enas
Bromo Seltzer
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Gude
Nec Ini
Petrolatum
Bayer
Gilbert
Mobile Money CO
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