Chicago suspects linked to multiple murders
Police tie Harvay W. Church to two killings and implicate Leon Parks and Clarénée Wilder after he confesses to involvement. Authorities say the trio planned the crimes with two accomplices and are reviewing details from a garage where Parks was employed.
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Harvay W. Church
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Wilder
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Fragmentary OCR Item From Local Page
Readable fragments describe a local item with actions but lack clear names dates or places. details are incomplete yet indicate a civic or community notice.
City contest over taxes and school funding in 19th century measures
Discussion centered on levying fourteen mills for the city and school needs, with proposals to cut to five mills. Debate covered debt, property valuation, and a five thousand dollar school price. Hospital water supply expansion, city protection, and fire and water provisions were also addressed amid budget conflicts.
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Coast ‘Nawilt
Otis Erty
Pebause
Rama
Menara
Wright
Hopkins
Macintyre
Arid
Dé Little
Bread winners and unemployment figures cited by Secretary Davis
Secretary Davis stated that not more than one third of the reported unemployed are the principal breadwinners in their families. The remarks referenced unemployment data and the bond form of addressing the issue, noting it concerns counties and municipalities as part of labor statistics.
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Comite
Davis
Harthaffner & Marx
Hart-Schaffner
Breakthrough in Fifth Inning Play Dominates Early Game
The report highlights a remarkable fifth inning where a key player delivers a decisive run sequence. St. out today details a dynamic start with standout performances, setting the tone for the early portion of the game.
WOUED-BE-BANDITS KILLED IN TRAIN STATION SIEGE
A train guard killed during a raid by criminals described as WOUED-BE-BANDITS. Federal officers aided by local authorities and a heavy guard on the train led to the demise of the robbers and the end of the incident.
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Texas-Pacific
Ofier
Incomplete OCR note on Lloyd George conference invitation
Fragmentary passage discusses a proposed conference at a tavern and a letter from Lloyd George. It mentions government by consent and reconciliation. Names and details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Tavernésn
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Sinn Fein Leaders Named for Inverness Conference
London reports Deposed Sinn Fein delegates, with Lloyd George representatives, to attend an Inverness conference. De Valera signals Irish negotiators ready for talks, stressing sovereignty, self sacrifice, and statesmanship amid hopes for an honorable peace and national confidence.
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Sinn . Fein
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Thali
Diba Ireland Negotiations Reportedly Continued
Reports from Dublin suggest an ongoing effort toward peace in Ireland as British officials and Irish delegates, including Boland and McGrath, seek talks with Prime Minister Lloyd George. Couriers traveled to Galway to confer with Lloyd George with optimism that five plenipotentiaries named by Dail Eireann would soon meet in Inverness, though a break in talks remained possible if Boland and McGrath delivered adverse news.
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Neveet
Grath
Gairford
Lloyd” George
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Lloyd-George
Inveress
Boland
McGrath
Receivers Appointed for Consolidated Equipment Company
New York Sept 15 more receivers were appointed today for the Consolidated Equipment Company which makes automobile rotep series and sells them in 39 stores. Liabilities are placed at two and one half millions with assets at three and a half millions but funds for current expenses are said to be lacking.
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New York
Equity
Consolidated” Atributors
Inc
Five Sentenced to Life Imprisonment in Murder Case
In Lexington court today Harry Wheeler and James Barfield joined five others sentenced to life for the murder of elderly farmer Marcellus Cook, husband of the convicted woman Saree. The vigilante action followed weeks of tension as family and friends of the accused watched the proceedings.
Arbuckle murder case dominates Virginia Rappe death saga
chaotic early 1920s report notes Roscoe Arbuckle facing murder and manslaughter charges over actress Virginia Rappe death. coroner and grand jury outcomes, liquor probe, witness bribery claims, and impending police court appearance shape tense proceedings.
Small yacht to cruise around world on 218 foot Alpha
New York reports Commodore Arthur James of the New York Yacht Club embarks with a small party on the 218 foot yacht Alpha for a 33 000 mile round world voyage. The trip runs until next May with the first leg through the Panama Canal and Honolulu.
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New- York
Arthur
Je Tias James
New York Yacht Club
Alpha
Pangma Canal
Honolulu
Engineer union meets to decide on railroad strike action
Representatives and leaders of the Brotherhood of Engineers prepare to meet next week to announce the ballot results on wage cuts and changes in working conditions. The meetings will determine whether a general railroad strike will be called.
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Pierce Sheriff Murder Trial Ends With Carter Guilty
In Pierce County Georgia Major Carter was found guilty of murder in the death of Sheriff John W. Roberson. The trial drew a large crowd as witnesses including Sheriff L. W. Rogers and Chief H. L. Riggins testified. Carter admitted shooting and asked for mercy while a jury returned a verdict of guilty with possible sentencing considerations.
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Bheritt J. W. Roberson
Pierce County - Superior Court
Blackstear
Pierce Superior Court
Major Carter
John. W.' Roberson
Roberson
Major
Roy
Roy Carter
Bhieriff L. W. Rogers
Wayne County
Pierce
Ware
Roherson
H. L. Riggins
Blackshear
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Coun ‘Ty
J H. Brooks
Axson
Maor Carter
Ben Carter
James R. Thomas
Ste “Goon
Mer
Johnnie* Aspinwall
Budie Aspinwall
Carter
Harding Still Yachting Cruise Heads Toward West Point
The President continued his yachting cruise today returning from Southampton where he played golf yesterday and proceeded to Hudson to West Point.
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New York
Southampton
Hudson
West ‘Point
City Council Cuts Valdosta Tax Rate to 17.70 Mills
Valdosta council reduces the tax rate from 19 to 17.70 mills without increasing valuation. The administration trimmed expenses, paid about 25,000 in floating indebtedness, avoided new borrowing, and kept departments efficient while funding permanent improvements.
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Valdosta
Sebt
Cy-Council
Nhar
Funeral plans announced for Miss Misa Virginia
San Francisco, Cal. plans for the funeral of actress Misa Virginia, whose death has prompted a murder manslaughter case. The county grand jury returned a true bill, sending the Arbuckle proceedings to court for trial.
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San Francisco
Cal
Misa
Virginia
Arbuckle
Arbuckle faces prohibition charge over Labor Day liquor move
San Francisco September 15 Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle will be prosecuted as a violator of the Volstead act if evidence shows he transported 48 bottles of liquor from Los Angeles to San Francisco for a Labor Day party, announced Robert McCormack special assistant to the Attorney General.
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San Francisco
Cal
Roscoe
Fatty” Arbuckle
Los Angeles
Robert McCormack
Federal Atttorney General
Wedding Day Weather Insurance Offered to Boston Groom
Hartford reported a Boston man received a five hundred dollar policy against rain on his wedding day. The coverage aimed to offset extra costs if weather forced changes, and the sun shone on the couple as they left for their honeymoon.
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Conn
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