Masked mob hangs three murderers in Santa Rosa
In Santa Rosa California December 10 an angry mob of 76 to 100 masked citizens overpowered guards and hanged Terrance Fitts George Bord and Charles Valento on a single tree at the Odd Fellows Cemetery. Coroner and sheriff reported the trio, accused of murdering three officers and assaulting two telephone operators, were executed amid a chilling scene as crowds watched.
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Ui Terrance Fitts
George ‘Bord
Charles Valento
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Widdie Valento
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Judge Lynch
Sherif Boyes
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Charli Valento
George Bordanil Fer
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No Services Noted In Mayaville And Sogatland Sunday
Sparse local bulletin reports no services in Mayaville or Sogatland on Sunday evening. Community notices indicate a general lull with no worship gatherings or union services scheduled.
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Montworth’ League Union Servie Mayaville
Sogatland
Bethot
Twist and Round Report Sparks Offbeat Train Incident
A fragmented chatty account recalls a scene on a train platform where observers describe twisted movements and spiraled stockings as bystanders, including a weary reporter, discuss cars, a woman, and curious bystanders. The tone hints at urban rumor and sensational intrigue without clear names or dates.
Military power over civilians sparks civil suit in Houston
Civil rights dispute filed in district court by Notsten Press on behalf of editor C. V. Sanders alleges military interference with free speech. The suit cites Col. Mays field and Texas National Guard officers amid claims of attempted kidnapping and regulatory overreach affecting press freedom during tense public unrest.
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Notsten, Press
C. V. Sanders
Col. Maysfield
Texas National Guard
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Sanders Naeder
Mayel de Augustign
Galveston Trible
Wartial Tawexas
Accused murderer Blaine dies in jail suicide
Nervion HL reports Frank Blap Blaine, accused murderer of two boys at West Frankfurt Til, committed suicide in jail during his ongoing trial. Riots last summer linked to deaths and looting at Dunline, as sheriff sought Blaine for court, and he died before proceedings.
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Frank Blapro
West Frankfurl
Til
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Dunline
Blaine
Execution at State Prison Ends Stunning Attempted Robbery
An inmate identified as Kish was electrocuted at the state prison shortly after midnight after a botched holdup led to a fatal struggle with an officer. Thornton was fatally hurt in the incident, marking a severe breakthrough in the state’s crime response.
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Dee
Nilek Kish
In- Finan Horhoy
Thornton
iKish
High School Basketball Clash Sparks Home Court Urgency
The South Bend area features a pivotal football style clash as Bloomington and Vincennes face off in key battles. Beymour’s lineup includes Durrie’s speed and Bey and Henley at forward. Officials prepare for a crowded night with seven thirty start and students expect class treats and candy.
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Bington Hish School
Sayen
Ela
Snifthville Loim
Ag Lyons
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Ydars
Ni. Bey
Henley
Souders
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M Lleville
Durrie
Goliz
Lonis
Rasage Iyers
Cate
Bartson
Burnworth Pleads Guilty to Assault and Battery
A domestic dispute in Marion, Indiana ends with Mrs. Burnworth filing charges against her husband. Burnworth pleads guilty in justice court, receives a fine of one dollar plus costs, and refuses to have his wife arrested, offering a Christmas present instead. The bystanders note the receipt for the fine.
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Burnworth
Sweetzer
Apsault
Baltury
Chris Mas
Mapion
Ind
Williane
Personal notes of holiday visits and arrivals
Mrs John Mekvilly will arrive Monday from Detroit to spend holidays with relatives. Mrs Fisher will join late for holidays. Mrs Spines Riley of Topeka is visiting Bins Hellen Zinkan. Mr and Mrs Charles Crooks leave tonight for Cincinnati to spend Sunday. Various relatives travel between Vincennes and Indianapolis and Kansas City for family events and the yearend holidays.
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Detrott
Mich
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Ralph Gootee
N First Street
Indianapolis
Xinney
Fisher
Little Bon
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Spines P.riley
Topeka
Kansas
Hellen Zinkan
Awill
Charles Crooks
East Maly Stract
Cincionati
S. Geekery Mire
Vincennes
Witlhars Shanks
George Kell
Ce' Ail
Marion
Daquelue
Toda
Brown
Sidney
Ohio
Sha
Kansas City
Fragmentary OCR Quote on Dining Neatly Misread
A garbled OCR fragment discusses restaurants and good natured dining phrasing. The readable parts mention signature, cooking, and minimal context, offering little coherent event or named entities to anchor a news card. Further readable content is insufficient for a complete item.
Lloyd George declares no talks with Dail Eireann amid martial law threat
The prime minister said no formal negotiations with Sinn Fein and the Irish parliament would occur while martial law looms. He asserted the British government cannot recognize Dail Eireann as Ireland’s representative body and warned against continued violence. He offered a limited window for surrender by those bearing arms and stated courts martial or death sentences may follow for wearing uniforms.
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Dea
Lloyd George
He-house
Commons Today
Dail Eireann
Aisturta Sfettona
Iralosod
Lloyd
Georne
Wera
Ponte
Patie
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Irele
Emeal
Ageg
Rahela
Mable
Indiana World War Gold Star Book Nears Finish
Indiana historical commission led by W. Oliver advances final work on a gold star World War II memorial volume listing 2,280 men and four women who died in the war. More than 3,050 portraits have been identified and prepared, with about 600 pages total and an initial print run of 6,000 copies to honor the fallen by county and alphabet. Final printing instructions were to be given on Friday. many families supplied biographical details and photos.
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Bribery Exposed in Railroad Operations Report
A Washington report details bribery and corruption in railroad operations, urging controls to curb favors, bribes to employees, and illicit practices. It calls for stricter regulation, improved inspections, and potential bans on bribery while outlining high costs and broader impacts on coal transport and government loans to railroads.
Daughter of Joes Hardy of Sugarland dies in private funeral
One daughter of Mr and Mrs Joes Hardy of Sugarland died early Saturday morning after missing school a week. Surviving with her parents are two brothers Jackann and Theis and a sister Marie. Funeral services are set for 4 o clock Saturday at home and burial at Antioch Cemetery.
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Deaths Mrs Catherine Walters Bogard
Mrs Catherine Walters Bogard of Wall Township died after failing health. Survived by husband LeRoy and daughter Janne who returned home upon her illness. Also three sisters Mrs Joseph GmEghadkey of Washington, Mrs Rogar townstin, and ages of Londonles. Husband died in 1815. Funeral arrangements not clear. service likely Monday.
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Catherine Wall
Taw Kok
LeRoy
Janne
Herbriderhood
Alice
Bran
Pedeida
Shealan Tepves
Joseph ‘uMeGhadkey
Washington
Holding Against Will Case Involving A Minor Tot
Fragmentary Chicago report notes a case of holding against will involving a young child. Names mentioned include Mae and Gladys Crocker with unclear connections and a referenced automobile incident leading to an implied death or injury. The readable text is incomplete and identification remains uncertain.
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Chicago
Dee
Pauline Pillmix Weats
Mae
Gladys Crocker
Custody Battle Resumes After Abduction Case
Three women and a man seized a girl at the Pillman home and took her to Racine, prompting police to intervene. The mother claims custody. authorities will decide who shall have the child.
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Pillman
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Choir Boy Murderer Dies Denying Guilt on Birthday
Nick Viana, young killer known as the choir boy murderer, was executed on his nineteenth birthday after maintaining innocence. He claimed he did not shoot Andrew Bowman but refused to identify the real shooter due to threats against his family. The trap shut at 8 30 and he was pronounced dead five minutes later.
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Nick Viana
Andrew Bowman
Tha Laday
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Stule
Foreign trade conference probes 100000 dollar corp
Delegates attending a forestry trade motors conference in December discussed forming a 100000 foreign trade corporation to maintain and stimulate foreign trade. Redfield warned current techniques backed by export trade causes oversupply and losses to producers.
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Hoya
Jonimieres Raddeld
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Johon Tha Peroposed
John Dipm
San Francisco
Bankere Atuctuan
Hawaa
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Hagk
New York
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Melzorgh
Society Girl 18 Dies by Own Action
Family friends recall Betsy Talbot after the 18 year old society figure killed herself in her bedroom. Mrs J. T Talbot describes the moment she spoke with a banker who prepared a federal reserve draft and Betsy’s loving nature, while a telephone call preceded the tragedy.
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J. T. Talbort
Betsy
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South Pennyville Notes From Local Visit Mishmash
Mrs John Harrad returned home Friday after spending time with her father John Baldwin of Glendals who is on the sick list. Mrs Sarah Allen made a business trip to Washington Monday. Mrs graf Schaare and family visited relatives in Dubois county Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Cone went to Washington Monday on business. Pouce Ogmond is on the receipt.
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Glendals
Sarah’ Allen
Washington
Graf Schaare
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John Cone Wera
Pouce Ogmond
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