Arbuckle murder case nears new evidence hearing
San Francisco district attorney Brady announced new evidence against Rosco Arbuckle and said the case would be presented within days. He cited Los Angeles inquiries into Hollywood party practices and noted witnesses including Miss Provdn and Miss Rape as key testimonies shaping the grand jury's questions.
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Hollywood Maion Picture Colony
Fiat
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Brady
Miss Lusk Pardoned Plea Read in Court
A garbled OCR item notes a pardon plea for Miss Lusk to be heard soon. It references a station, Sept date, and a case involving a Mrs. killed by a wealthy person. Details are unclear due to text degradation.
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Lusk
Roger Wangestiat
Byyid
Freight reductions on livestock freight announced
Washington reports railroad reductions on livestock freight across the middlewest territory along the Missouri River and adjacent ranges. The changes, affecting shipments valued at about ten million dollars, were made to ease interstate commerce pressures today.
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Washington
Middlewest
Girl Found Dead In a Home in Sweetheart Town
A teenage girl was found dead in her home on Twenty-First Street after being shot in the heart. Police custody and custody arrangements followed initial investigations as the case drew attention to possible murder.
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Wijrie
Aletéen
Two Die in Train Accident Near Hampiond Inference
A train collision on the Dixie highway caused two deaths as drivers and passengers were injured. The incident occurred near Hampiond with reports of a vehicle veering and a second vehicle failing to stop. Emergency crews responded as investigators began documenting the scene.
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Manni
Ausabor Lapa
Jainoags
Whiting
Tis
Minyi
Tobin Says He Resigned From AFL
Fragmentary report states Tobin announced resignation from the American Federation of Labor. The note mentions Lugton and a September date in unclear context, with references to Gompers and the industry, and a national organization. Details are unreadable.
Dalby Stalwart Toll Brings Ashes of Dead to Town
A fragmented report notes a toll of deceased tied to local names and a scent of kinowal dead around Santonio and Taylod in Texas. Police reel around the scene as investigators seek clues and confirm casualties and origins.
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Dalby
Wex
Santonio
Railroad workers to meet Sunday on wage proposal
Chichgy Sept 13 thirty employees with meat, Sunday to consider wage proposal. Announcement by B. Mi Jewall, president of the railroad department, noting that shop employees nationwide voted overwhelmingly against accepting the wage bill to take effect July 1.
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Railrood
Averlean
Fedirra Ton
Amendment No 1 Passes By 20319 In Indiana Special Election
In Tudianapulis Indiana Baptism day the vote on Amendment No 1 was completed yesterday in the secretary of state office. The amendment to bar foreign born who are not fully naturalized was approved by a majority of 20319 as part of the state constitution change. A gubernatorial proclamation and formalities are anticipated.
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Tudianapulis
Ind
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O. Thigeet
Unclear OCR Note on Suspected Injury Incident
Fragmentary report notes John Billings leaving for Tuscola after a message in the afternoon about Dewitt being in and ho from unknown location. It mentions an injury occurred Saturday with unconsciousness on a road track and cont concludes with illegible details.
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John Billings
Gon Dewitt
niMag
Good Movie: Actor in Farce on Wile Call
Demurker Susi Alney of Los Angeles speaks on a film industry issue amid rumors of a scandal. The piece notes a great army of honest people and mentions a movie industry spokesman defending artistic expression against sensational gossip.
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Wile
Fires ‘Call
Demurker Susi Alney
Los Angeles
Cal
Pictre Colony
Mater
City budget amendments trim levy and widen street work
Monday night a city council vote cut the levy by about $5,000 as the budget was amended to reduce expenses for the light plant and raise salaries slightly for the city clerk. The measure also increases annual debt service and outlines future changes to police funding and other appropriations. Additional ordinances address street and sewer improvements and designated funds.
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Carrie Lal
Talarias
Bremen
Rogard
Ofdi- Agnes
Ordidance
Noah Boxard
Alley Crosalog Lyran
Ing
Werranty
Werranty Redeemed § 8 362.57; Palance
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God Davis
Joho Kratz
Haat Third
Aireot
Paopla
National Bank
John Grow
Merlao Street
Local rumor targets a secret anti foreign group in town
The article describes a local branch of an anti foreign organization with members refusing to reveal the group’s banner. It notes suspicions the stranger seeks to infiltrate and mentions anti Jewish and anti Catholic sentiments, with tensions rising among community members.
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Niger ‘i Ig
Divorced pair in court for failure to provide for son
Samuel Mallngly and Rose Mattingly faced a circuit court hearing on charges of failing to provide for their eleven year old son. Mattingly admitted the boy stayed at Calaway home while Mallngly posted a $250 bond. the case also involved another guardian, Mrs Gateway, and a youth township worker. Trotsky reportedly resigned as Soviet war commissioner per unconfirmed reports from Moscow today.
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Samuel Mallngly
Bly
Rose Mattingly
Baros Han
Calaway
Washington
Mattingly
Rn Pease
Bingleton
Matsingly
Gateway
Rhoidahe
Slo
Elat
Chtiren
Alther
Trotsky
Paris
Bag
Moscow
Fragmentary text on city tax and treasurer duties
Disjointed OCR fragment references city finances, taxes, and treasurer duties. Mentions Washington context, population thresholds, and a proposed change affecting tax collection and council or clerk roles. No clear narrative or identifiable individuals beyond generic officials.
Amended complaint allowed after demurrers in suit over damages
The court, after arguments in the case of Water vs. Clay Johnson et al, granted leave to file an amended complaint. Demurrers to paragraphs and word sets were sustained for some sections but the plaintiff was allowed to amend by the eleventh day of the term. The record notes a damaged trolley incident and a short streetcar ride as part of the proceedings.
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Enit
Anandsey Ag Willam R. Meredith
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