Thaw at Pennhurst Inmates Christmas Routine Remains Cheerful
Philadelphia report notes Harry K. Thaw now 62, living at Kirkland Pennsyl vania Hospital for the Insane. Despite rumors of liberty or European travel, officials say only a court order or commission judge could change his status as a long term patient. Thaw, once famed slayer of Stanford White, spends days outdoors and tends his seven pet pigeons, a daily routine within the high stone walls.
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Modernists and Fundamentalists End Arguments Over Christmas Creed
NAW New York December 24 reports a religious dispute within Protestant churches over the virgin birth of Christ. A noted pastor urged calm dialogue during Christmas holidays. Church leaders from New York urged restraint and safe discussion while liberals and conservatives paused open debate.
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Unclear fragment hints at farm scene and snow effects
Fragmentary item describes a farm corner with resting piles and snow. reads like a brief local notice or caption with unnamed speakers and unclear dates. The readable names and places are limited. no full events or actions can be established from the text.
Fire destroys Wyoming town sparking loss in Lavive area
A blaze in Lavive, Caspar, Wyoming destroyed ten of the town's largest business houses last night, causing about 100 dollars in losses. Officials blamed inadequate fire protection as a factor. Lavive, a small town of about 120 residents, relies on local supply concerns and faced a rapid spread of flames damaging multiple structures.
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Laviye
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Alent
Pastor Leads Raid on Joliet Jolts Bootlegger Saloons
Rev Henry Rompel pastor of the First Methodist guides a Sunday raid in Joliet Illinois led by 22 dry agents from Chlongy. Dozens of saloons are raided and patrons arrested as bootleg liquor is seized. The pastor vows ongoing action until no saloons remain.
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Rompel
Patrol Wagon of Portland Delivers Christmas Groceries
In Portland Oregon a police patrol wagon delivers baskets to 266 families with groceries and Christmas presents. Merchants donated items and officers assisted, bringing food and gifts to those in need for the holiday season.
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Potlrand
Santa
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Donight
Brada Duttona
Star
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Feday
Ilda Whit
Santa Claus
Walla
Hughes Stands By Statements Amid Soviet Propaganda Probe
Secretary Hughes defended charges of Soviet propaganda in the United States after the Isvestia editorial allegedly by Steklof sparked Senate criticism. He asserted evidence supports revolutionary propaganda ties and pledged to respond to Russian efforts while lawmakers demand firmer proof from the foreign relations committee.
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Hughes
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America
Washington
Borler
United
Apne
Stokldl
United States
Senate
Steklof
State Department
Investia
Birds to Receive Christmas Cheer in Colorado Springs
In Colorado Springs the town prepares a festive display as hundreds of trees are decorated for a bird friendly Christmas. The Fire Club aids in arranging a sample tree and holiday cheer for the feathered residents, inviting community participation.
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Colo. Des
ArtentyNafire Club
Bootlegger Syndicate Raids Linked to Prohibition Officials
In Washington and Pireville Illinois, a raid targetting a bootlegging ring uncovered a wide network tied to government officials and police. Investigations focus on illicit shipments, bribes, and a complex customer system, with 14 arrests and a grand jury potential indictments forthcoming.
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Egger Syndicate
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Tor Sheppard
Owell
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Presmont
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Baranac Laken Dispatches Odd Nonsensical Text
Fragmentary OCR reads like garbled notes with scattered names and places. No clear event or individuals form a coherent report.
New York Teacher Wins $500 Prize for Safety Plan
December 3 plan highlighted a New Rochelle New York teacher Miss Peresit Me beumey recognized for contribution to highway safety education. National and state officials reviewed the lesson plans and awarded prizes including $500 to Miss Me beumey and other honors for safety initiatives in schools nationwide.
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Hornberger
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Sussett
Mish Lenney
Anita
Boise pastor rails at church split in Christmas message
Dec 24 Boise. The Rt Rev Frank Hale Toure Idaho bishop declares the church will not split over the Virgin birth. He says Christians may differ on creed yet share faith in Christ and the Christmas vision, urging revival of belief in the Incarnation and God seen in human life.
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Frank Hale Toure
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Suror
Former Greek Premier Refuses to Return to Athens
Ambiguous reports from Paris claim former Greek premier Venizelos urged not to return to Athens after recent elections. The message notes his potential exile and pressure from supporters, with unclear details about timing and official reactions.
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Ileutherios Venizvilos
Fam
Paris
Ventzelos
Agaune
Lafollette and Gas Prices Dominate Legislative Focus
Amid a string of sparse copy, the article centers on Senator Lafollette and the impact of gasoline prices on policy. It references congressional debate over broad environmental and economic issues and signals ongoing discussions in the Senate and committees about energy and pricing.
Quaker Relief Reports German Student Hardship
American Friends relief workers in Germany describe dire conditions for students as inflation and war loss of funds cut feeding programs. They note dollars stretch to aid fewer students, and many young Germans sacrifice study to work, facing collapsing marks and dwindling support.
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Danie
Rome
Modenine
Pires
Fulladelphia
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Bowie
American Friends Bets
Vice Coutnilites
Genemany
Tule
Quaker Relief Workers Report
Germany
Sumwuok
Boys Held in Whitney Charity Tour
Portland reports that 27 boys from Whitney charity are kept against their will on a northwest tour lasting more than nine weeks. Parents allege Whitney organized the trip without proper consent and the youths were kept on the road four months with a commercial aim. Police have been asked to investigate the case.
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Whitney
Jorria
Winnipes
Chicago Transfer Man Shot by Drunk Officer
A garbled Chicago dateline reports a transfer man linked to wealth, wounded by Patrolman Coleman who was described as drunk. Degman allegedly drove the vehicle after the incident at a restaurant, the account mentions a pistol and a volatile sequence with unclear details.
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Jonn Deeman
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Coleman
Charses
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Inésaéa
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Child Lives to Camden Dee Hamilton ISD Battle
Two unrelated fragments describe Camden and Dee Hamilton school matters. The text references a battle or clash and a child’s life context, but the exact event details are unclear within the damaged OCR.
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