Mob Routs Sonoma Jail Overpowers Sheriff and Hangs Suspects
A mob of 50 to 100 armed men stormed Sonoma county jail at midnight, overpowering Sheriff John Boyes and deputies. They abducted Terence Fitts, George Boyd, and Charles Valenta, taking them to a cemetery and hanging them from a single tree limb, claiming vengeance for a fatal attack on Sheriff Petray and detectives Miles Jackson and Lester Dorman.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
George Boyd
Terence Fitts
Charles Valenta
Sonoma County
John Boyes
Dohn Petray
Miles Jackson
Lester Dorman
San Francisco
Boyd
Maye
Thy Sheruf
Dorothy
Hifi
Valente
Ford Is Missing Grave Charge Filed
Hy Ansortiteit Prewey of SEW YORK reports a missing Ford during a hunt for a vehicle after it disappeared near a city park. A trial of Hybart A.usmely reveals a charge of concealing the head Unrman owner while the New York Hyenini Mou government witnesses.
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Ford
York
Cornes
Therom Automobile Manutieniedr
Hybart A.usmely
New York
Hyenini
Prohibition Amendment Aims at Philippine Islands
Representative Randall of California proposes extending Volstead Act enforcement to the Philippine Islands. He calls Manila the wettest spot on earth after visiting last summer, arguing for stronger anti alcohol measures there.
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Washington
Philippine Islands
Randall
California
Manila
Hazardous Device Thrown During Romanian SenateAttack
A hazardous device was thrown among Romanian senate members on Thursday in Bucharest. Minister M Grecanau and Bishop Radu were fatally wounded in the attack amid increasing security concerns across the capital.
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London
Bec
Senate
M. Grecanau
Radu
Bucharest
Immigration Bill Amended by House Vote
The Johnson Immigration Bill was amended to limit the embargo on immigration to one year instead of two. The measure passed the House 87 to 25, with the amendment offered by Mana from Ulipots.
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Washington
House
Mana
Republican
Ulipots
Governor Stephens Denounces Santa Rosa Lynching
Governor Stephens condemned mob rule after the Santa Rosa lynchings, calling the act a threat to law and order. He urged Sonoma County authorities to prosecute those involved and affirmed the duty to uphold the legal system.
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Sacramento
Cal
Santa Rosa
Stephens
Sonoma County
Immigration Debate Highlights Restrictions on Entry
A Washington debate featured Representative Knutson of Minnesota criticizing government policies on immigration. He urged a two year restriction on asylum requests and accused the administration of dumping many migrants into the United States.
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Washington
Univ Sintis
Reyroantative Kaution
Minnenti
United States
Railway traffic suspended between Belgium and Germany
The Le Peuple reports railway traffic in both directions between Belgium and Germany has been suspended since yesterday afternoon amid rumors of a German coup. The Belgian foreign ministry seeks clarification and says the measure appears limited to quelling specific disruptions, with no widespread industrial impact evident so far.
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Urussels
le Peuple
Belgium
Germany
Venturilay
Belsian Ministry of
Farered Affairs
Wife of Dr. Hyde Is Granted Divorce
In Hesse City the wife of Dr. Hyde was granted a divorce after unspecified proceedings. The text notes stricken or unclear passages and a mistrial reference, with limited readable names and details.
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DR. Hyde
Hesse City
Delta
Ted Barries
Cole
Seojin
Bill
Duties Proposed on Wheat and Products
Reports indicate potential new duties on wheat and related goods discussed in a wartime session. Officials consider tariff changes affecting imports and domestic prices. Local merchants monitor the policy for impact on bread costs and trade flows.
American Legion Officers Speak at Tonopah Charity Ball
Tonopah locals are invited to a Tonopah Legion event featuring officers Smee od he ALOR Le KIN and Wong Nasiilury. Secretary Robern A Law Roux of YW national division will attend. Proceeds fund local needy residents as the Legion promotes public welfare and community support.
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Smee
Alor le Kin
Wong Nasiilury
Tawopah
Haglow
Tutu Slandiy Eventtig
Dee
HinocuRlon
Bled
Robern
Law Roux
YW Nadional Divistit
Amor Vt Legion
Tonopah
la Ita Fe
Gil
Tonopal
Wall Street Slips as Markets Open in Tepid Trade
The stock market extended a dull session with mixed, low volumes and scattered activity. Notable names like Gold Zone and Tonopahs showed light trading while general sentiment remained bearish with weak rates and total turnover around 172,800 shares.
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Tirsugler
Ata
Tonopahs
Resen Bula
Soaker
Thelmont
Strcke
Simon
Tucken
Consolidated
Virginia
Rast Brothers Ship Ochre Trade Amid Shipping Delays
Rast Brothers are shipping ochre from their Rust Irene operation near Litster line. A large shipment sent to San Francisco marks another export. production has slowed due to chemical unit issues and limited opening capacity.
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San Frapesco
Mineris
Heott
Woman Goes to Trial for Husband's Murder
A trial opens for a 90 year old man linked to the murder of his wife in a domestic case. The court hearings reveal the defendants face charges connected to the shooting death and a potential plea deal or sentence under consideration.
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Thomas P Brderiék
Luebh
Urinla
Wittig Wallick
Dry Law Clear on Mincemeat Point
A garbled 1920s style row discusses dry law enforcement at a point about mincemeat and brandy. The text mentions officers, prohibition, water purity, and New Year references with unclear names and places.
Indictments in Levee Case Highlight Contractors Involvement
Federal prosecutors charged several contractors including Pecit Teewty in a levee dispute case tied to the Caikiing Wrest project. The indictments allege collaboration with OOP Mane and other parties amid the construction controversy.
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Caikiing Wrest
Harding Opens Talks on New League of Nations Plan
Marion Ohio December 19 President elect Harding held a conference outlining a plan for an association of nations following a long talk with Charles Evans Hughes. The discussion covered American relations with Europe and potential international cooperation.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
Association of Nations
Charles Evans Hughes
Europe
Martial Law for Ireland Declared by Government
A government announcement declares martial law in Ireland with military courts to try offences. The move, citing security concerns, imposes military punishment including possible death sentences. details on tribunals and protections are limited and the public status is uncertain.
Arrowhead Consolidated Annual Meeting Proceedings
The Arrowhead Consolidated Mining Company held its annual meeting at Tanoplit the principal place of business. Officers elected were JL Coodian vice president AD McClos secretary Henry J Seite director and Thacker and Peter T S as additional directors for the coming year. The board outlined business aims and noted corporate actions and future plans for property and operations.
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Arrowhead Mopaphidand
Tanoplit
Biwtnis
JL Coodian
McCloys
Henry J Seite
AL Thacker
Ani
Peter
Bellehelen 15 Shipping Ore Turbulence Reported
Reports from the Bellehelen district describe ore shipments and staffing concerns as operators, including Ite Wytteken and Harry Powell, clash over handling at the Powell property. A drift and mining activity reference the ore depth 1H with ore values rising from 129 to 280 dollars per ton. A MacNamara mill shipment is delayed and several preparations are noted amid uncertain futures.
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Ite Wytteken
Bellehalen Diwttion Waka
Vie
Mini Aly Wypeken
Harry Powell
Inisiiip
Powell
MacNamira
Prapartios
Women Barred from Talk Sessions at Campus Meeting
A local campus session restricted women from speaking. Prominent citizens attended while officials including a temporary secretary and a missionary chairman monitored proceedings. One attendee refused comment on the event.
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Winnemuceal
Record of Ninety Eight Whales by Vancouver Sloop
The 1680 whaling record off the west coast of Vancouver Island shows the schooner Vancouver catching 98 whales. The fleet faced losses including a killed crew member and a near-deadly encounter. Sailors report a whale hunt seasonal shift delaying voyages to 19 August.
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Vancouver
Mosvat
Hotors
Yan Bouvey
Five Dry Spots in Scotland Since Vote
The article reports on Dry movement activity across Scotland after the vote, noting Kilsyth and Glasgow areas with placards and public campaigns. It mentions saloon license changes, church influence, and political reactions as supporters display posters and the public discusses initiation and policy shifts.
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Scotland
Pioneer Dies of Pneumonia
A line about Hy Smith states he died from pneumonia after years of service on the Donort stub and notes relatives mourn him. The obituary mentions ties to Nevada and a long career with the Mine group and references a substantial farm and community ties.
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Hy Smith
Nevada
Amy
Delegates Argue at Conference in Heated Talks
A disrupted conference session saw delegates from various parties exchange sharp remarks over a policy dispute. The debate centered on military and economic stances with potential impact on allied strategies and negotiations.
Peddler Convicted in Phoney Ten Dollar Note Case
A peddler in New York passed phoney ten dollar notes to police officers and others. The court found him guilty after a preliminary hearing and he was fined five pounds and a sentence followed. The incident highlights local policing actions against counterfeit currency.
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York
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