Wave and quake devastate Burin pushing coast to Lamaline
A tidal wave and earthquake struck Burin causing extensive damage and displacement near Lamaline. A motorboat detoured to rescue a handful of survivors as villagers, mostly women and children, fled to higher ground. Many lost homes amid debris and falling cliffs. The relief effort reports dozens missing or injured with no food or shelter for the homeless.
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Sar Secor
Trom Borin
Lamaline Jogaig
Ave
Burin
Snow Falls Across Regions Amid Cold Snap
A wintry storm blanket covers parts of the South and Northeast with snow and frigid temps. Forecasters expect more snow tonight into tomorrow as temperatures dip, with light accumulations reported in New York and New England.
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Oetes
Ark
Carolinas
New ‘York
New England
Clemenceau in Serious State Due to Illness
Reports from Paris say Georges Clemenceau wartime premier of France worsened at noon as doctors feared his weakened heart could fail after a week of grave episodes and abdominal pain following a critical attack last month.
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Clemenceau
Paris
Georges Clemenceau
France
Plunge at Brooklyn High Gate Ends in Tragedy
Fragmentary report describes a deadly incident at a Brooklyn high school shoreline structure where a headboard collapsed during a fall, resulting in three fatalities and prompting a tragic investigation.
Local Auditor Reports Tax Totals and Ledger Details
Moren county auditor submitted a state auditor ent sheet covering city county and state taxes. He noted totals collected for the fall period reached $429,189.87 with allocations to local and state funds. The report outlines distributions across departments and likely adjustments for discrepancies.
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Moren
Mit
More Tie
Conspiracy to Kill Husband Leads to Unexpected Outcome
A fragmentary report describes a crime plot involving a wife and her husband. A male suspect confessed involvement, but the case outcome was not jail. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Petersburg Briefs Highlight River Dangers and Incident
Fragmentary report from Petersburg Indiana notes river activity along the White River this year and mentions a Tuesday event in the city with a shooting near Bastana River, yielding one death. The incomplete text references a local official or group and hints at danger from the river setting.
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Petersburg
Ind
Duéke
White River
Bastana
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fragmentary OCR text contains garbled phrases about sects and roads with no clear event or entities to identify a coherent news item. Unable to determine a factual headline or summary from the provided snippet.
Conviction of Snook Affirmed by Ohio Court
The Ohio Court today upheld the death sentence of Dr. James H. Snook former Ohio State University veterinarian and faculty member who was condemned to die November 29 for the murder of Theora Hix his coed in amorata. Snook a bespectacled middle aged professor has sat on death row since last summer amid claims of prejudicial trial conduct.
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Sde
Court of Aebaatt
James H. Snook
Ohio State University
Theora Hix
Snook
State Penitentiary
Mint vending machines branded as gambling devices
Indianapolis Ind Nov 22 special judge ey Grabil ruled that mint vending machines paying out money are gambling devices in court yesterday. The ruling came as the court considered similar devices and possible penalties.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ey Grabil
Sendice
Osep
Paul H. Eee
Loogootee Men Vindicated In Local Court
Petit aces charges against John Aifer and Tommy Dillin, Loogootee junk dealers, were dropped in Disrict court this morning on motion of prosecuting Attorney Homer Beasley. Attorney J P Smith represented the defendants.
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Petit Aces
John’ Aifer
Tommy Dillin
Homer Beasley
J. P. Smith
Executives of Railways Meet at Blackstone Hotel
Chicago November 22 two hundred fifty American railway executives gathered in the Chinese ballroom at the Blackstone Hotel to outline plans for expanding the nation’s transportation system in the direction advocated by President Hoover. The weathered press and vice-presidents of major lines attended briefing sessions.
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Chicago
Hndred
Blackstone
Hoover
Grand Jury Probe Into Convictions Opens Hearings
A grand jury probe was ordered by Ingham County Prosecutor Wendell Bird into the life sentences of Mrs. Etta Miller and Fred Palm. The action followed interviews and concerns about the state liquor case.
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Etta’ Miller
Fred Palm
Wendell Bird
Ingham County
100 Barrel Oil Well Drilled in Petersburg Ind
Petersburg Ind November 22. Drilling on the dy lease west of Union began this day and reached 1300 feet at 10 depth. 100 barrels of oil were bailed from the ico within 24 hours. The well may become the largest drilled in the county oil field this year.
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Petersburg
Ind
Union
Ico
Man Arrested on Public Intoxication Charge
Edward Sweet was arrested yesterday by local police and jailed awaiting arraignment on a public intoxication charge. He was to be arraigned before Mayor John W. McCarty today.
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Edward
Sweet
John W. McCarty
Appointment of Bart Jeriev as Assistant to Oliver Loomis
Washington November 3 The president appointed Bart Jeriev to assist Oliver Loomis in the Loomis scent case. Detro it Mich. waiting today by Justice Dermé.
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Washington
Bart J.erie
Detroit
Mich
S.atorney
Oliver M. Loomis
la County
Ie Justice Dertmé
Musical treat afforded club at M. E. Church
Rotary club guests heard a concert at First Methodist Church last night. Professor Sedlaczek, famed Vienna music professor, and Mrs. EB Sturm performed with Catherine and Bernice Sturm. Two pianos played Danse Macabre with precision, while audience attendance was strong after a Rotary dinner in the church basement.
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Rotary Club
First Methodist
Sedlaczek
Vienna
Jasper
EB. A. Sturm
Tri Kappa Fund Drive Encourages Donations for Children
A vintage appeal invites readers to support the Tri Kappa Mil Fund for children’s growth and warmth. The notice asks to cut out a coupon and mail it to the listed address or wear a Tri Kappa tag on Saturday to show support, promising the warm feeling of doing a good deed.
RI Kappa Milk Fund Contribution 1930
The note records a 1930 contribution to the RI Kappa Milk Fund via a Buddha payment. Details are sparse with a single line indicating a donor event and a fund contribution.
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RI Kappa Milk Fund
Embezzlement case heard in Davfess circuit court plea arguments
Attorneys for John H Waggoner trustee of Washington township faced embezzlement and impeachment actions in Davfess circuit court. Defense argued before Judge M S Hastings, noon action taken, awaiting Judge Hastings decision. Defense had revised will and may seek court guidance in December.
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John H. Waggoner
Washington Township
Davfess
New Wirtz Shop Opens Saturday in City
Witos Bros. Abba and Earl open a new Wirtz shop on Saturday. The neat little store is located in east area on the Hytt hotel building.
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Witos Bros
Abba and
Earl Clothes
East Ari 5
Bufidia
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