Guilty Verdict Tied to San Joaquin Valley Prohibition Rumors
Ray Prancisco Cal and co defendants found guilty of conspiracy to violate prohibitions in a San Joaquin Valley case. Loren Hisichey and Glad K Wilburton allegedly offered protection for money. Deputy officials Loren Hisichey and Glad Wilburton faced fines. others acquitted. Sentencing set for December 22 with potential two year terms.
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Associated Press
Ray Prancisco
Cal
Doc
Gary Trulask
Douglas Nowlin
United States
Loren Hisichey
Glad K. Wilburton
California
San Joaquin
Newton
Arrest Leads to Seizure of $2000 in Drugs
Authorities in San Francisco and Tonopah uncovered over $2000 worth of contraband during a drug case involving Francisca and associates. Detectives Edson Haley and Ryan traced the operation providing evidence for federal charges as the suspects faced jail and possible return to Chron Mor.
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Emo County
Averill Fonesh
Tie Weil
Menihine
Ted
Baik Francisca Fur
Avidenes
DB Edson
Fr Haley
San Francisco
Thomas MH. Ryan
Tonopah
Fong
Ilrage Teathy
Washington
Eton
Hiley
Sim
Railroad Board in Labor Decision Limits Authority
The United States Railroad Board announced it has no jurisdiction over interurban or electric lines. An appeal by employees of various electric streetcar firms to compel hearings was denied.
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Themgo
Dee
United Sates
Babor Bomnet
Dante
Pook Lie Bach-Cumming
Srer
Menem
Draft bill for reapportioning house membership
The fragment references a draft bill on reapportioning House membership. It mentions enacting, voting, and congressional context but lacks coherent facts or named entities to specify dates places or organizations.
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HOUSE
Berkeley Prep High School Football Title Showdown
In Pasadena California on December 24 the undefeated Berkeley High football eleven won the Forteth section title and prepares for a decisive California Interscholastic Federation playoff. The team will face a southern rival tomorrow to determine the statewide championship.
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Berkeley Cal
California
Pasadena
Californaia
Urkeles High
Berkeley
Star
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Road Repairs Planned for Millers Muty Section
Suva in charge of district highway work received word from the State Highway Engineer to start repairs on a poorly maintained road near Millers Muty. The project aims to fill deep holes and make the route passable after years of deterioration, with work beginning soon under Engineer Cottens supervision.
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Suva
Stati
Chttrel Meal
Millers Muty
Cottens
Sivage Motos
Ptee
Argentine Ends Wheat Embargo
Ottawa reports that Argentina has lifted its wheat embargo. The announcement from official sources indicates the government removed the restriction, opening wheat exports to international markets.
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Ottawa
Canada
Tee
Ftnetlur
Alves
Farmer 78 Gored to Death by Pet Bull in Holdrege
J M Larsen a 78 year old farmer near Holdrege Nebraska was gored and trampled to death yesterday by a pet bull. Friends of the aged man shot the animal after unsuccessfully trying to rescue him.
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Holdredge
Nebr
J. M. Larsen
Unemployed Mob Riots in Philadelphia Over Job Ads
Several hundred unemployed men stormed a local agency advertising for 25 positions in Philadelphia. Police were called to restore order as the crowd surged, reflecting rising joblessness and tension in the city.
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Philadelphia
Two Sundays Proposed for Prayer and Rest
A proposal suggests designating two Sundays each week for separate purposes. One Sunday would focus on prayer and amusement while the other would emphasize rest and prayer. The plan advocates balanced weekly worship and leisure.
Negro Slayer Is Rushed From Jail in Independence
In Independence Kansas on December 18 two state guards units arrived from Lawrence and took charge of the city after Noble Green, a Black man charged with the murder of a white merchant, was spirited away from the city jail and transported out of town by automobile amid threats of lynching and race clashes.
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Independence
Kan
Lawrence
Noble Green
Apex Mine Closes in Utah Leaving 200 Idle
The Apex mine, one of Utah's largest producers, shut down today due to low lead prices and high freight costs, idling about 200 workers. The decision was announced from Salt Lake City.
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Erewny
Salt Lake City
Utah
Apex
Bullion Shipped by McNamara to San Francisco Mint
Tonopah MacNamara Mining Company shipped seven bars of bullion to the San Francisco mint last Tuesday. The shipment totaled 12,695 ounces valued at $4,001, the day's cleanup.
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Tonopah MacNamara Mining Company
San Francis Mint
All Going Home and Passages With Foreign Office Notes
Fragmentary foreign office note hints at an impending decision by ministers. The text mentions Greek expenses and a possible shift in policy. a later update from Urkiy is anticipated to clarify the situation.
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Foreign Office
Vnh
Urkiy
Algo
German made toys invade domestic market again
The report notes a surge of German made toys entering the United States amid wartime trade restrictions. It highlights U.S. import data, shifts in consumer demand, and potential impacts on domestic toy production and prices. The piece quotes government figures and industry observers on the wartime import decline and remaining German toy imports.
New Ferry Sstem Across Five Bay
In San Francisco a new ferry system is described with plans for a fifth bay crossing. The article notes an ambitious schedule and potential service routes, mentioning Ban Prince and a stalled project timeline amid holiday delays.
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Anaucinten
Princiaen
Tahoe
First Step Emergency Tariff Proposed by U S Officials
An unclear wire service style blurb discusses an emergency tariff proposal labeled first step. Names and precise details are obscured, but the text hints at government action related to trade policy and potential industry impact.
Germany seeks 10000 tons Canadian flour
Ottawa dispatch reports Germany seeks ten thousand tons of Canadian flour amid rifts in wartime supply. A series of shipping and procurement hiccups complicates the deal as officials negotiate quotas and delivery terms.
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Germany
Oil flows at Tilipah well amid district rumors
Rumors claim Mlipah Petroleum and Consolidated Tilipah Oil attack wells in Ulipah district on Wednesday. It is reported oil flows over the casing on Petroleum ground as excitement runs high in the area.
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Tilipah
Mlipah Petroleum Company
Ulipah
Hoisting Update at Arrowhead 15 Mine
The article details new hoisting equipment at Arrowhead 15 with improved traction and safety, enabling faster ore extraction. It notes shaft progress and impending completion of key components, marking a milestone in reliability and production potential for the property.
New Japanese Legislation Reported by Tokyo Paper
A fragmentary Tokyo newspaper notice outlines a new law on foreign ownership and treaties. It mentions ownership limits and expected parliamentary action in the coming days, with hints of U S treaty involvement and federal policy.
Mining Man Killed In Unclear Locale
An incident on November 29 resulted in the death of a man identified as a mining worker. The report notes the worker’s widow and mentions a depart from the jailhouse and Mosier city, but details are garbled.
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Brean’ Warheng
John Veen
Prato
Meaira
Jaibotey
Charges of Coercion in League Mandates Debate
Geneva reports that A. J. Balfour accused assembly circles of pressuring the council over mandates. The assembly adopted a mandate committee report stating the council had broad policy and that there was no public discussion before mandates took effect.
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Geneva
A. J. Balfour
Council
League of Nations
Assembly
Seven Barrels Alcohol Stolen Near Council Bluffs
Five barrels were recovered near the scene after a Burling ton train arrived from Kansas City. Two barrels with contents valued at $26,800 remain missing. One man has been arrested in connection with the case.
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Council Bluffs
Burlington
Kansas City
Sailor Death by Own Action Reported in Harsh Detail
A damaged report describes a sailor dying by his own action amid a tangled text referencing cocaine and injuries. The fragmentary lines mention a fireman, a burial, and unclear local details, with scattered names and phrases suggesting a maritime or military context.
Child Dies in House Fire From Clothing Blaze
A young child died after clothing caught fire and set a house ablaze. Firefighters extinguished the blaze as neighbors described the tragic incident and the family’s distress.
Munsey Buys Two Baltimore Dailies
Partial readable text indicates Ifrank Munsey acquiring two Baltimore newspapers. The fragment mentions related papers and editors in New York and references to other outlets. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Ifrank Munsey
Baltimore
Chicago Tightens Curbs on Hip Pocket Bars
A garbled 1920s style report notes closing of informal venues in Chicago after fires and police action. The piece references patrols, arrests, and civic tension around illicit drinking spots in the city.
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Chicago
Americans Shot in Early Hour Tragedy in London
Anarchic scene unfolds as two Americans are shot in London during an alleged disturbance. Victims Mise Bayle Krien Taylor, 40, and George Rue Rusti Hetly, 30, both residents of Omaha, are reported killed or gravely injured. Details remain unclear as authorities investigate the incident and potential connections to military or security forces.
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Anandated
London
St Dames Steoyt
Mise Bayle Krien Taylor
George Rue Rusti Hetly
Omiha
Kat Kelly
Ava
Bandits Make Big Haul in New York Jewelry Heist
Unclear OCR reads of a New York jewelry robbery describe bandits taking a large amount of jewelry worth substantial value. Names and exact figures are garbled but the event centers on a major theft by organized criminals in the city.
Inquiry Into Cork Fire Causes Begun At Once
An official inquiry has started into the cause of a recent cork fire. Early proceedings focus on origin points and structural details while authorities gather statements and inspect the scene for contributing factors.
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Cork
Spanish Best Co Report For Week
A garbled weekly market note lists uncertain phrases and unclear figures. The fragment mentions bets on winners and losses, with many garbled terms and inconsistent names.
Construction Highway Advised in Tulare County
Officials in Tulare County and Visalia discuss future highway construction plans linking Mount Whitey with Visalia. The Chambers of Tulare and Fresno counties review the proposal, aiming to start within the coming year.
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Visalia
Tuikhway
Whitey
Hmanford
Tulare
Kite
Froane County
Army Officers Begin Polo Match In Monterey Region
Report states army officers start a polo match near Monterey and Bresildis of Monterey area with local attendees watching. Officials organize invitational game with teams and rules amid light weather on February date.
Officials Arrested in Mail Theft Case
A number of postal workers have been arrested in connection with mail theft. The suspects, including a dog responder, were taken into custody amid investigations spanning multiple states and involving federal agents.
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Dog
Jewish Tele [Rays Agency
Trudapest
Start Big Drive Against Coyote
A fragmented article discusses renewed efforts to confront the Coyote issue with vague mentions of authority figures and ongoing government actions. No clear names, dates, or specific actions could be confirmed from the readable text.
Breakdown in London threatens British embassy ties
Fragmentary OCR suggests a political rift involving the government spelling upheaval over relations with Chicago and a referenced sequence of events. No clear dates or names are readable in the fragment.
Cardinal Ailing Prompts Prayer Requests in Baltimore
A fragmentary notice from Baltimore asks for prayers for a cardinal in poor health. The text invokes religious devotion and requests continued intercession from readers.
Goldfield Elks Christmas Ball
The Goldfield Elks hold a Christmas Ball described as the event of the social season. Decorated with elaborate tinsel and lighting, the gathering features entertainment and invitations from local dignitaries.
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Goldfield Elks
Unclear OCR Summary of Local Event
Fragmentary text shows references to a company and plans across locations including a lake. Details are unreadable, names and dates are missing, making precise summary impossible from the provided snippet.
Plarniebente Ball Forward Rime Mystery
Local paper reports a puzzling phrase with garbled text and odd capitalization. Readers are invited to help decode a cryptic line attributed to an unknown source and era.
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Denver
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