Kentucky Moonshiners Hit by Federal Siege
Federal authorities mount large operation against a Menifee county moonshine faction in Comington Kentucky. Five hundred agents are said to be ready as reports say several agents were killed. the siege targets the stronghold of Bob Balfin and his gang, with Mount Sterling noted in dispatches.
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Wale Phines
Iniehlae
Bob Balfin
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Mount Sterling
Aggression Pact Demanded by Many Nations in Moscow Talks
Fragmented notes describe a June Moscow conference where numerous countries pressed for a hard pact against aggression. The meeting centered on security limits and strategic responses amid rising tensions and ongoing global debates about enforcement and allied commitments.
Sister of Mas Halberg Killed in Auto Wreck
The obsequy for the sister of Mas Halberg was held yesterday with funeral services planned for tomorrow. Officials described the fatal car crash near University Street as the cause of death. Numerous relatives and community members attended the wake and paid respects to the deceased.
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Halberg
Madlinrg
Miessaane
Nellie
Telus
van Thilbery
Casper Police Mistaken Arrest Report Unclear
A garbled clipping reports Casper police making a mistaken arrest involving a figure named Tylyn Movers and an alleged Los Angeles murderess. Readable fragments reference individuals, locations, and a disputed action but lack coherent details or a verifiable sequence of events.
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Los Angeles
Tylyn
Ali Ton
Vasque
Selection of Jury in Dillens Trial Near Completion
The trial of Georgy and Grae Dillen nears a jury verdict as jurors are drawn and questioned. Jurors examined include Ray Robb and Grant Freeman, with several excused for business or opinions on capital punishment. Court adjourned for recess with one seat remaining in the jury box as the afternoon session continued.
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William Frohoyk
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W. Clifford
W. A. Hinges Thoke
Martin Kennedy
Albert Gilbert
Edward Powers
Harry McNamara White
Phil’ Meyer
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Robert ‘T Beko
Prank O
Arthur
AP Morris
L. Yout
Ray Robb
Grant Freeman
William Farris
George K Ford
Croll
W. A. Ray
Ambrose Kelly
Marjorie Iown
Vivian
United O Uehs
Capital States Weather Bureau
Maggol McFadden
Bam
Ture
Southworths Welcome Baby Daughter Despite Delays
The Southworths celebrate the birth of a baby daughter on a bright Sunday. Neighbors and family joined in greeting the new heir as Mr and Mrs Southworth, with careful preparations, report the event progressing smoothly.
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Southworth
Breakdown of Revenue System Warned by McKenzie
Chicago report quotes ALC McKenzie chief of the American Fair Bureau federation warning that federal revenue from personal income tax will dwindle under 1921 tax law. He cites about six billion dollars of tax free securities as a major factor ahead of the group’s annual convention.
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ALC
McBenzeux
American Fae Bureau Federation
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British Ship Hits Rocks at Point Arena
A British ship ran aground off Point Arena amid confusion in the report. The crew faced a perilous situation as rescue efforts and weather hindered immediate assistance.
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Elks Charity Ball Set For Thursday Night
Community social event hosted by the Elks is planned for Thursday evening featuring a charity ball. Proceeds support local initiatives with guests expected from the Howperton area and neighboring organizations.
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ELKS
Period Of Pogonip Breaks Past Records
Fragmentary period weather note describes pogonip conditions breaking past records as a frigid, winding night impacts travel and health. Mentions towns Detwert Yo nopaly and Goldfield with atmospheric speculation on duration and severity.
Mexican Pleads Guilty Before Justice Cuddy
Marcus involved in a disturbance on Sunday morning entered a guilty plea before Justice Cuddy for varied offenses tied to concealed weapons and was fined $100 after returning to jail. Oranda faced a separate charge for disturbance and discharged firearms in town and pled guilty, fined $125. Guallerma Foruinto and Albert Orbos, both shot, have refused to prosecute the defendant who manipulated the gun.
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Albert Orandia
Cuddy
Hones Marcus
Oronda Wis
Guallerma Foruinto
Albert Orbos
Oronda
Astoria Digging Over Ruins After Fire Disaster
Dec 12 Astoria plans survey and clearing of ruins after a large fire. Early efforts focus on securing the site and assessing damage to buildings and streets. Fire crews and local workers begin the cleanup as authorities investigate the blaze.
World Famous Merchant Dies at Country Home
A renowned merchant named in historical records died at his country estate. The incident occurred near a stately residence, with early indications pointing to a life of prominence and extensive business ventures. Details about his identity and exact date remain unclear from the fragmentary text.
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Moladelpuia
Dolar Wanamaker
Eitly Bali
Silver King mine shows fine showing and ore expansion
Reports from the Silver King mine describe solid roktas replacing close cavities in the fever Tatil formation and rising ore levels. Company experts anticipate extending open stoping to 140 feet if ore extends, with a new boarding house and sinkhouse near the tunnel and an easier grade ore road to support the new camp.
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Jules Vist
Tain
Man
Opera Hous Crom ‘Picopaly
Gould
Orpskent
Reds Stage Scenes Near House of Commons
In London a brief disruption occurred when police ejected about 50 unemployed men who invaded the great Central hall near the House of Commons. The crowd then sang the Red Flag and waved placards before dispersing.
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House OF Commons
London
Dev
Great Central Hall
Consul at Malta shot by a madman
Mason Mitchell of New York American consul at Valletta Malta was shot and wounded by an assailant who was captured. Mitchell received medical treatment and remained in hospital as the incident provoked widespread indignation and was attributed to a scandal.
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Mason Mitchell
New York
Valetta
Mitchell
Bank Messenger Robbery Shocks Local Community
A bank messenger was attacked by bandits in an early morning crime. Police are investigating the motive and searching for suspects tied to the Togas Squadron and other listed groups. No injuries were reported as the assailants fled with an undisclosed sum.
Soldier Bonus Bill Faces Senate Again
Senator Simmons of North Carolina reintroduced the soldier bonus bill as an amendment to the administration shipping measure. Republican leaders argued farm expedite legislation would take priority, while the Senate approved a treasury appropriation tied to prohibition, a move that drew fan reaction on Saturday.
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Senater Simmons
North Carolina
Harding
Anmeunerd Mo Mme
Senate
Middle West 15 Struck by Severe Storm
Northern Rocky Mountain region batters by severe storm with temperatures 12 to 27 degrees below zero in Wyoming and Montana. Cooler weather expected across southern states as forecasts extend.
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Wyoming
Montana
Denver
Dev
Rocky Mountain
Downey Brothers to Open Army Goods Store in Tonopah
M Downey an early Tonopah resident and Republic district locator has arrived from Bishey to establish Downey Brothers in the Bartlett building next to Bergman and Arthur on Main Street. They will offer a complete line of army goods and aim for a permanent business presence with strong local patronage.
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Republic
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Little Girls Wish Santa Dolly From Santa Claus
Readable fragments describe little girls hoping for gifts from Santa Claus. Mentions a clerk or editor and names like Helen Darrongh, with references to dolls, a toy train, and a set of brushes and forks. Sparse detail limits full reconstruction of the event.
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Santa Claws
Christinas
Oie
Helen Darrongh
Pershing Urges Air Offensive and Strengthening Defense
General Pershing calls for an immediate air offensive and a strengthened air defense. He warns of shortages in battle units and trained personnel, and notes existing limits in airfields and facilities to support a full air defense across the nation.
WELSON HOT WANTED BY OFFICERS HERE
Nyeventy officers pursued DW Nelson who claimed to report Jacobson missing near Warm Springs. Sheriff Thomas, mounting a wide desert search, found no trace of Jacobson as Nelson fled to McGill then was jailed in Ely awaiting orders. Authorities say Nelson is not connected to Jacobson’s disappearance.
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Nelson
White Pine
Hull
W Thomas
Do C
Jacobson
Bakersfield
Warm Springs
Thomas
Aacobann
Ely
Radio programs delight crowds on Main Street show
Nightly entertainments by A Tundlee at his Main Street business attract locals with lively performances. Messages are received from Los Angeles Denver Portland and San Francisco while distant Davenport Town is reported. The Los Angeles station broadcasts car make and model details and the southern road log, aiding plans for overland trips south.
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A. Tundlee
Main Street
Los Angeles
Denver
Portlan
San Francisco
Davenport
Town
Thousand Names Found In List Selling Agents
California authorities were alerted to a seizure involving a list of selling agents compiled in Hollywood and tied to a broad operation. Investigators pursue leads as names linked to a sprawling network are scrutinized amid ongoing inquiries.
Woman Elected by Joke of Friends
A confusing text notes a woman elected by a joke among friends in a muddled report. It references Verson, Ky, and names like Mudie Toskey and Midge Ariohloli, with unclear quotes about quality and a perceived pardon or call. The fragmentary passage lacks coherent events or dates.
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Verson
Ell
Mudie Toskey
Midge
Ariohloli
Whett
Epidemic of Grip Strikes Hard in Oakland's Drunk Scene
A garbled report describes a widespread grip epidemic affecting many drinkers in Oakland. It notes intense conditions at a local jail and mentions authorities detaining numerous individuals. The text references a transportation or air era and implies a financial figure per person, though details are unclear.
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