Death of Samuel Gompers Stirs San Antonio Scene
Reports from San Antonio chronicle the death of Samuel Gompers after a period of declining health. The labor leader, long associated with the American Federation of Labor, died at home as physicians noted no immediate improvement, with funeral arrangements to be announced in New York.
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Eerie Press
San Antonio
Samuel Guyerd
Cand
Thoma Uy
Cnki
Neahy
Fa Hk
St Antony
Gompers
Mexico -City
Treasen
Bodern
New ‘York
Buvid
Tyndral
Gompers Parting Words Refer to Things He Loved
Fragmentary obituary style note on Samuel Gompers. The piece references his dying words and a final public message praising American institutions. Limited readable text lacks clear dates, places, or full context.
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Gomper
Mail Bandits Hide Loot in Muddy River
In Kansas City on November 1920 Kieth Col Jingama and Frad Poffenbarger, jailed in a mail train robbery case near Council Bluffs, claim most of the half million dollars was throw n into the Missouri River from the Douglas Street bridge. Only 50 000 recovered. hearings set before Federal Judge John Fopladt. The defendants plead guilty to prior charges, alleging illegal detention and seeking clarification on the remaining funds.
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Kansas City
Kans
Dee
Bliffa
John ©. Fopladt
Douglas Street
Councy
Coling
Collis
Des Moaines
Stodey
Heath
Abe
Atigaopird
Riyec
Death Penalty Recommended in Chicago Trial
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a jury panel in Chicago recommended the death penalty after deliberations. The fragment mentions a verdict and reference to gallows, with unclear dates or names.
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Forsthe Fiat
Chicago
Slate
Aamunder
Cailtpe
Wite
Ford Denies Interest In Russian Plot
New York dispatch reports Henry Ford and other Americans deny involvement in a supposed plan to back Grand Duke Cyril claims to the Russian throne. The hoax ties a Detroit automaker to a Siberian railway concession scheme and a purported banking house in New York. A Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna criticizes Cyril's proclamation and the article notes no evidence supports the plot.
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Darlin
Tee
Hebliger- Zeitung
Henry Faril
Amurssana Ara
Urusolant
Convnany
New York
Oynis
Ranata
Siberian
Gald
Detroit
Cyril Wiou- Inbioviteh
United States
Hense
Hysol Aadeompaiy
Borla
Ararat
West Jardin
Alore
Biytzal
Dev
Maria Fo
Pdovoyns
Ituavia
Ute Nvarderent Agar
Cyril
Himech Czar
Wble Leya
Braet Iselin
Fetter
Nicolai Nicolaievitch
Tomaport Tamby
Rasala
Per Horyy
Midi
Dee
Jac Herlin
Henry Tordie
Sd-Sith
Epardom
Russia
Workers Party Flays Gompers in Chicago Tale
The Workers Party of America accuses Samuel Gompers of serving capital and betraying workers. The document claims Gompers used his influence to advance what it calls capitalist aims, portraying him as an exploiter of labor in a coded Chicago setting.
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Chicago
Samuel Gompers
Workers Party of
Americ
Workers
Woatert
Gompers
Inipialista of America
Senate Postal Salaries Bill Sparks Senate Discord
Washington December 14 The sensational fight of the short session grew as details of the bill to increase second class postal rates emerged. President Coolidge had vetoed earlier proposals, and objections mounted amid a heated Senate debate over postal salaries.
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Senate
Washington
Dée
Coolidge
Idaho Quarterback Reget Declared Eligible in 1920s Case
Portland report details a conference decision on Idaho quarterback Reget who was ruled eligible after a disputed forfeit and eligibility protest. The case centers on Stanford’s withdrawal of a forfeit and Montana’s stance, with Washington and Oregon involved in the broader scheduling and championship implications.
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Reget
Idaho
Portland
Ore
Tligy
Oregon
Stanford
Montana
Washington
Hadgerty
War
Melelbe
Ager
Court to Introduce Government Evidence Monday
In Chicago on December court proceedings will present government evidence next Monday to support testimony from key witness Was H. Min5 timer regarding the Poybes-Thompson fraud hearing.
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Chicago
Was H
Bank Robbers Still At Large In Nanaimo Heist
Bank robbers linked to a Royal Bank of Canada heist at Nanaimo allegedly fled with about 40 000 as police surrounded outskirts of Seattle area by land and water. Officers pursued suspects through a morning stakeout, with hope the bandits would be cornered.
Minnesota Man Defends School System in Indictment
A Minnesota man defends the local school system amid an indictment linked to training and youth development programs. The case centers on equal responsibility claims and the broader debate about state education policy and funding.
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Indianapolip
Ind
Dubue Goehhold
Puma Dd Factory
Mibhivane
Paveon
Kno
One Arrested as Suspect in Murder Case
A suspect in a murder case was arrested in Los Angeles amid a police investigation. Walter M. Power and others are named in the report, with details about the shooting and the pursuit that followed. Authorities planned to bring Miss Betty and Decker together to identify the suspect, while a witness recounts a telephone call and the motive tied to a narcotics claim.
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Angie Dee
Ali
Abayinie
Walter MW Power
Slink
Brereteay
Maine
Slisool Due
Ife
Dave
Crowe
Pawar
Kells
Serey
Aw Mar
Panevghy
Poller
Betty
Decker
Ilaner
Tower
Malty Cauia
Walter
Alin
Tayeh
Shia
Irene
Marty
Allen
Gerry Walt
Powey
San Diego
Ehu
Desperado Killed by Police Chief in Oklahoma City
Desperado killed by Oklahoma City police chief after a gunfight early today. The unnamed bandit, linked to a heist of about $18,000, was reported among four escapees, with two captured and others at large.
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Desperado
Oklahoma City
Pelaroma
City
Okia
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