Diamonds Stolen From Captain Johnstor Home
Seattle Aug 26 A theft at the home of Captain E W Johnstor involved the loss of diamonds from a closet. A suspect confessed after arrest, details blurred by damaged text but notes frightened by police and a working party connected to the case. The article mentions Lake Worth and a watchdog effort, with references to a takes place at the Lawrence hotel and rooms from $1.
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Nugget
Seattle
In Ewoh
New Lake Worl
Son Murders Father for Beating Mother in Baltimore
Nugget's Special Service reports a Baltimore incident where a son killed his father after alleged beatings of his mother. The act followed a lengthy dispute as the son confronted the father, who had assaulted the mother and daughter. Investigators describe the family scene as terrifying with the killer, a young Rosenblum, claimed to act in defense of the mother.
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Nugget
Baltimore
Ronn Rosenblum
Rosenblum
Berry Foreman of Claim Robbed at Board of Trade
Fragmentary OCR notes detail a robbery claim involving a Berry who was foreman of a claim. Mentions names like Wiertyy, Poruien ty, and Beaters Imported Coburger draft beer. Context unclear but references Board of Trade and possible witnesses or notes on a legal or commercial matter.
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Berry
Board of Trade
The
Judge Hargis Forced Off Bench in Kentucky Trial
In Jackson Kentucky on August 16 Judge Judie Adams ruled a motion rude and ordered Judge Hargis to vacate his seat during a trial. The ruling also fined Senator Bradley and other counsel for making the motion as the court sought to curb improper courtroom conduct amid the proceedings.
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Nugget's
Jackson
Judie Adams
Ju Hargis
Senator Bradley
General's Wife Murdered in London Wood
London awoke to news that General Charles Laura's wife was found dead in a wood outside the city. The murder, shrouded in mystery, lacks clear suspects or a motive. Police note rings of robbery but find no decisive evidence. The crime scene presents an unsettling puzzle with no immediate arrest.
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Nugget’s
London
Charles Laura
Laura
Recehley
Llington
Innoko Town Gets Its First Newspaper Established
The Innoko region welcomes its first paper called the 1 Oo Miner. The outfit was shipped from Fairbanks with Arbuckle and Ward, two veteran Fairbanks journalists, taking charge at the helm.
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Innoke
1 Oo Miner
Fairbanks
Arbuckle and Ward
Taft Favors Missionaries Amid Vague Flowery Rhetoric
A garbled OCR item cites Taft favoring missionaries with scattered phrases about a flowery theme and unclear regional context. The readable elements mention Taft and missionary support, but lack concrete details, names, dates, or locations.
Fragmented OCR snippet with unclear names and places
A highly corrupted OCR fragment lists scattered names, places, and terms. Readable items are minimal, with no coherent event, date, or clear subject to summarize into a concrete news item. The excerpt lacks identifiable persons, organizations, or locations to anchor a summary.
Several Men Fined for Gambling Today
Several men were fined today in a gambling case as officials note ongoing enforcement. The report lists names and charges while detailing court actions and sentences handed down.
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