Prison Break Through Tunnel Evades Kansas Penitentiary Seizure
In a Kansas escape, thirteen inmates fled through an abandoned tunnel from the penitentiary, evading recapture as authorities tracked river bottoms toward rail lines. Prison guards reported no further sightings as civilians aided the fugitives before authorities blocked routes toward Leavenworth and other towns.
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Leaven- Anderdon
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Rabherye
Dems Name New Senate Floor Leader After Election
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Democratic party statement naming a new Senate floor leader after an election. The text references standing for cuts, an assessment, and a minority group, with unclear phrasing and incomplete names.
Governie Will Be the Railroad Start Moore to Ring
In a delayed ceremony a figure named Moore plans to begin a railroad project amid an agricultural trouble period. Officials anticipate a public celebration as the event unfolds with local investors and residents watching closely.
Skeleton of Little Tot Identified by Finding of Shoe Maker's Label
In Jersey City a baby's skull and bones linked to a shoe maker's tag are identified as the missing child Jimmy Glass. The father has traveled thousands of miles while the mother awaits news, and authorities prepare for burial as the long search ends in a grim mystery near Grealey Pennsylvania.
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Charles Glasa
Grealey
Teeth
Ted
South America
Porto Rico
Crom Greenley
Otto Kinkley
Leon Dinung
Mukera
Ative
Charles
Glass
Derssy City
Suspect Hartnell Admits Long Crime Run Across States
Kansas City police report Grant Hartnell confessed to a years long spree of robberies in California and Nevada. He admitted four banks, three stores, and two filling stations. said his first crime was eleven months earlier in Huntington Beach. Hartnell, captured after a failed mail robbery attempt, was found with rifles and pistols in a room. he attempted self harm upon arrest.
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Kansas City
Grant Hartnell
California
Cuthorities Armoureed
Martnell
Diiaa
J.J. Padre
General Hospital
Bhegtaden
Hartnell
Daly Féhain
Huntington Leath
Ninth and
San Pedro Avenues
Los Angeles
Three Navy Aviators Die in San Diego Midair Crash
In San Diego California three Navy aviators were killed when their aircraft crashed during a flight. The trio Lleul F G Byers P B Enwhistle and W B Jackson were aboard at about 160 feet altitude when the crash occurred. An accompanying aviator was seriously injured but survived.
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San Diego
Calif
San. Diego
Navy Aviotoys
Lleul
F. G. Byers
P. B. Enwhistle
W.B. Jackson
Facing Eternity Texan Offers to Assist Companion
Houston Texas February report details a drastic murder confession as George Verxanet offers to raise funds to bail his fiancée Toulae Pleanet out of jail. He asks to be executed so his body can be used to provide funds and support for his partner. Witness Robert Skewes, 38, faces a misdemeanor charge related to the case.
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Houston
Tex
Bee
Fin
Géorge
Robert Skewes
Trigt
Tao
Arkansas Solon Is Bourbon Whip In Senate Roundup
A garbled Washington report notes Democratic leadership moves as Senator Key Pittman Nevada is backed for senate presidency and Senator Gerry Rhode Island is re elected whip while Senator King Utah is secretary of the caucus with other party leaders named. Also mentions a Dec 2 Leeds England casualty rope incident as unrelated background.
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Unilar
Woot
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Ana
Onete
Key Pitman
Nevada
Senate
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Ancebor
68th congress opens amid party clash and adjournment
The 68th congress met at noon with new members and a tense atmosphere as House and Senate members prepared for a quick start. Paper notes a contested speakership, procedural moves, and a memorial for fallen lawmakers, while a separate White House safety warning urged $400,000 for mansion repairs by army engineers.
Bursting of Dam Takes Enormous Toll in Europe
BERGAMO Italy Dec 3 Of the 70 inhabitants of Uegro only 20 remain alive after the bursting dam at Lilo Glen. In the wake, relief efforts race as towns struggle to cope with destruction. Death toll rising. survivors huddle in a narrow valley seeking aid and safety. Rescue teams report damaged houses and telegraph lines, with blankets and clothing arriving for survivors.
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Major party conventions in South Dakota previewed
Delegates from the democratic, republican and farmer labor parties gathered in Pierre to fund and plan conventions tomorrow to choose national candidates and set the stage for the primary. Reported talks hint at potential candidacy announcements and key figures like Senator Sterling and Governor McMasters shaping the race before year end.
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Farmer-Labor
South Dakota
Marrow
Sen
Am Johnson
California
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Cai
Eivar
Johnson
Coolidge
Jo Evo
Hla Nau
United States
Senatby Sterling
W.H. McMartera
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Otina
McMasters
J. HH. Wooley
McManter
Gunate
Wernheidy
Former Brokers Convicted of Mail Fraud
A chaotic clipping reports that former brokers were convicted of mail fraud. The text is garbled with scattered names and places, but indicates a court case in which individuals connected to a Philadelphia related operation faced charges and were found guilty.
Minnesota Senator Aims for Senate Foreign Relations Panel
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a Minnesota senator and Senator Peyrny of Pennsylvania discussing joining the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The text is garbled with misspellings and unclear dates.
Congress Meels Ready to Tackle Vital Questions
Washington today opened the session elected November 1, 1922, facing a busy program including immigration policy, tax reforms, fiscal plans, and transportation questions. The session is expected to run into June in a presidential year, with admission cards to galleries pricey and many familiar faces missing.
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Eawrenge Martin
U. P
Washington, D.C
the People
Sue Upi
Gillet
Senate
Capimigg
Fine Tanpore
Rev
J. & Montigomery
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Muir
Hino
Lodge
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Great Assembly
Jeasty Mellon
Coolltge
Supreme Court
Royalist lad found dead in Paris amid political unrest
In Paris a royalist youth, son of Leon Daudet, was found dead amid a mix of revolver evidence and rumors of assassination. Police pursue theories of anarchist or communist involvement as factions debate the youth’s fate and possible political motives.
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PhilMppe Huuilet
Leon Daudet
Cameldts
Tourista Guar
Unrters
Assaspina
Uns
Leon
Dandet
Etion Francatee
Treat
Architet Nawanitper
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Pul
Aaleides
Gaudet
Communiata
Leon Dandat
Paria
Polke
Cows and hoofs headline from Chicago fair day
In Chicago a quirky scene centers on cows and hoofs at a fair today. The report notes oddities in the display and local interest surrounding the event.
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