Gangs' 11th Victim Strikes amidst East Side Warfare
New York reports detail a gang war between The Kid Dropper and Little Augie factions dating back to 1925. Max Goldberg, linked to Little Augie, was killed outside 69 Orchard Street as rivals opened fire. The feud, sparked by a love interest transfer, has seen multiple killings and a burning homicide in Hast Eighty-first Street.
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New York
Ancil 19
Fapj
Rinst
Max Goldberg
Max Whe
Orchard Street
Goldberg
Little Augie
Meyer Albert
Littha Augie
Louis Kaplan
Kid Dropper
Lower East Side
Schwartzman
Louis Gohen
Littl Augies
Kaplan
Kid “Dropper
Roe
Morris Grossman
F ‘Ressman
Men Captured with 82 Gallons Face Court Actions
James Banning of Martensdale and G Courtney of Des Moines, along with a Studebaker car, were seized after a police stop yielded 82 gallons of alleged alcohol. They face municipal court on Wednesday for bootlegging and illegal transportation with bonds set at 500 dollars each and 750 dollars on the transport charge. A district-court action seeks confiscation of the vehicle and liquor.
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James Banning
Martensdale
Des Moines
Sherif
D.a
Grant
Iaea
Dudge
J. W. Gwynne
Countra
W.da. Cook
Alnc
District
Studebaker
Banning
Courtney
Publishers Gather in New York at Two Key Meetings
Newspaper publishers from across the country converge in New York for the annual Associated Press and American Newspaper Publishers Association meetings. A delegation of editors from Latin America attends to discuss fees and cooperation as guests of both groups. Proceedings begin at the Waldorf Astoria with principal speeches planned and meetings continuing at the Astoria hotel.
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New York
Associated Press
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Latin Ameca
Washington, D. CL
Waldorf Astoris
Ila. m
Frank B. Keliogs
Tanebeoy
Loatet
Astoria Hotel
Webster City Wins Bronze Trophy for Community Players
Fragmented OCR notes report Webster City players winning a bronze trophy in a community theater context at a university event. Other entries mention Davenport and titles like The Mandarin Coat and The Magebel, with unspecified results for multiple groups.
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Webster City
Aver
Radio Programs Listing Sprawl Across Cities and Stations
A dense OCR list catalogs radio stations and programs across multiple cities including Chicago Omaha Denver Houston New York Los Angeles and more. It enumerates station call letters such as WLS WGN WOR WJIR and many others with varied offerings from orchestras and concerts to talk shows and weather.
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Kansas City
Air School
Pontiac
Chicago
Ieree
Omahe
Omaha
York
HMOR
St. Louie
Shenandoah
Presburgh
Buffalo
New York
Oreheatra
Jafferson
Pitshorel
Benryles
Houston
Dimver
St Louis
Fork Worth
Springfield
Clearwhaler
Des Alpines
Ames
Wee Aive City
Air College
Rt Weco
Neaith Talis
Pittsburgh
Opers
HFAH
Lineola
Farm Tates
KGO
Oakland
Ee Eee
Ikansas Its
Gypsies
WWJ
Wek
Wonca Buffalo
Sutan Pontiac
The
Tetrolets
Dimes
Atlanta
Kso
Clarinda
RYW
WRZ
Bnretas
WGR
WCAB
WOC
Wsal
KSD
WCCO
Orchestra
Kasay City
Schenectady
Memphis
Hedthmno
Watt
Lansing
Denver
Pickritg
Wou
Weco
Wea
Fort Worth
Louisvile
WGITH
Clearwater
Des Moines
Mleville
Melodies
Cincinnati
Plano
Independence
E. Blttsburg
Lincoln
Con Be
Knnein
Wero
WSAT
Wigiga Kan
Des Widd
Sa Heart
WLEW
Cincinnati Review
WMAQ
WSAU
Wanta
WHZ
WPFAA
Dallas
Musicale
WMO
WOAI
Sansata
KVI
Los Angeles
KTMS
Hot Springs
HNW
Woxx
Moody Hour
WEAT
WWI
IWCAE
St. Paul
WEI
WAY
WCAE
Witr
Ito
WRO
Washington
Everready Hour
WCAR
Theatra
WEOO
Mpls
Orchestre
Sam''n’ Heary
WTTK
Mooseheart
Davenport
Seusic
Cincinnatic
Nashville
Lduio BP
Danca
Coprypone
EB. Fittsbergn
Il Siu
Il P.M Rfi
Los A Angeles
WFAA
WHO
Kansas
KYI
Radio Club
WHT
Ormada
Wid
Rooseheart
WQI
Survival Of The Fittest Proprietary Remedy Advertised
An advertisement asserts a proprietary medicine named Survival Of The Fittest proves its merit as a dependable remedy. It claims strong confidence among women and positions the product as superior to competing tonics or treatments.
Wisconsin motorbus burns near Judson. driver and wife escape
The 26 passenger Wisconsin of Ames Transportation burned on the highway a mile south of Judson between 3 30 and 4 p m Saturday. Driver Guy Johnson of Ames and his wife were the sole occupants as the bus headed from the south to Judson to pick up passengers from a broken down bus from Waterloo at 1 30 am. No explosion followed the fire. Johnson felt heat on his back and saw the flames.
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Wisconsin
Ames Transportation’ Company
Iincheon
Guy Johnson
Ames
Jinja
Judson
Waterloo
Johnson
Bus Fire Destroys Vehicle in Waterloo Area
A bus burned to the ground in a rapid fire as chemical extinguishers failed. Witnesses from Waterloo and Hudson reported intense heat melting parts of the frame and rear wheels. Cause undetermined, with theories ranging from an overheated exhaust to a cigar or cigarette butt in the rear waking compartment.
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Waterloo
Hudson
Johnson
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KTHS
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Wccoo
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WSM
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WTAM
T&s
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WSUT
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WTA
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St. Nou
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Kinney
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Centineta
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Qld
Waterblook
Diana “Stutt
Coradova Chocolates
A. J. Edelson Company, Inc
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Central Iowa Power and
Park Ave
Cedar Falls
East Fourth
Burson Hose
A.J. Enerson Co., Inc
Cash Department Store
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