Brooks Fletcher Viewed as Potential Governor and Senator
Brooks Fletcher is discussed as a candidate for governor and a serious contender for the U.S. Senate from Ohio. Prominent Americans praise him as a steadfast statesman while newspapers note his past leadership, political resilience, and recent return to the congress ballot.
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Brooks Fletcher
Buia
Senate
Ohio
Albert E. Ham Jennings Bryas
Opie Read
Jesse Bar
Lindsey
James
Schermerborn
Five Murder Appeals Headed to High Court Term
Des Moines April 28 report shows the Iowa Supreme Court docket includes five murder appeals with four life terms and one capital case. Bob Kneeskern, a Floyd County farmer, appeals his murder conviction of Charles and Irené Van Brocklin, with the May 12 argument set while he serves a Fort Madison life sentence. Other murder appeals include Jack Gaskill and Cecil Mickle over Tom Griffin slaying. Charles Carr over Old Dad Brooks. Gabe Simmons over Orion Fergison slaying. and Ernest Reed from Harrison County. Civil action features Lash’s Bitters case testing whether the product affects head or stomach.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
Ring May
Bob Kneeskern
Floyd County
Charles
Irené van Brocklin
Maeeskern
Fort Madison
Jack Gaskill
Cecil Mickle
Tom Griffin
Howver
Ce Tession
William E. Wright
Mobile
Ala
Charles Carr
Dad" Brooks
D Moines
Gabe Simmons
Orion +Fergison
Michigan
West Liberty
Ernest Reed
Harrison County
Well-Merited Success Dr Pierce honored for remedies
A historic notice lauds Dr. R. V. Pierce as a distinguished citizen honored politically and professionally. It touts his fifty year old herbal remedies as best sellers, highlighting Doctor Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a blood medicine that cleanses skin, boosts blood supply, and improves circulation. It urges readers to ask a druggist for tablets or liquid form and mentions trial packages.
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R. V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Betty
Doctor Pierce
Invalids Hotel
Dramatic Japanese Law Targets Radical Propaganda
A controversial new Japanese law aims to curb radical propaganda and communist activity, claiming to respond to unrest after a Russo Japanese agreement. Government officials say the measure is necessary to counter agitation and secure economic stability amid growing communist influence.
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Dewat Ub Hire
Egi
Japan
Waterlos Hawks See Sunfield Player Transfer
A semipen, reportedly from Visenaet, transfers to the Waterlos Hawks. Details remain murky with confirmation pending as sources note the move could affect both teams' rosters and upcoming games.
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Outifleldser
Uthe
Visenaet
Régere Tek As. Zeeztet
Dnxse Teduy
Waterlos Hawks
A Waterloo Pattern Offer From the Courier
A Waterloo Courier advertises up-to-date sewing patterns with a 15 cent per pattern request. It details sizes, fabrics, and how patterns, including a smart sports suit and tunic, fit various body measurements, plus costs for a spring fashions booklet and shipping in stamps or silver.
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Fashion Department
Byeneng Courier
Waterloo
Fragmented Text on Constitutional Overthrow Threats
Obscure OCR reads like a jumble of terms about a possible constitutional overthrow plan and associated risks. It mentions a state, private actors, and a concern for public safety and governance, with fragmented references to penalties and inquiry.
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Premidag
Focyra Os Jolim & Sreud
Overthnawg& Private
Growanty Risk Fore Coschedor
Paratorul
Egzst
Worker Killed Under Avatanche of Cea
A damaged report describes a fatal incident where a worker died during a collapse or cave-in at an industrial site. Fellow workers recovered the body after attempting rescue, with uncertain details about location and company.
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Avatanche
Cea
Ben
Giebet
Worthiel
Sloan
Unclear OCR snippet tied to parking and names
Fragmentary OCR text references parking, a tied score or status, and named terms but contains numerous garbled words and nonstandard spellings making factual extraction unreliable. No clear event, date, or entities present to form a coherent summary.
Fragmentary note hints at names and places in unclear text
A damaged OCR fragment mentions several unclear names and a place Pawernny. No coherent event or facts emerge. Entities are unreadable, making exact attribution impossible.
Moonlight Schools for Texans Propose Plan
A fragmented 1920s era notice describes Moonlight Schools for Texans proposed by community leaders. The item mentions Skenandoak and Shenandoah, references to radio and phone services, local tax implications, and involvement of Seed & Nursery Co. along with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Gi Bement, and bankers at a convention in August.
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Austin
Tex
Maxlare Propared Seed & Nursery Co
Cathlellons
Chambers EO Address Addn Engmnseng Club
Fragmentary note shows an address reference for a local club in Chambers with mentions of Repass Auto sales manager and advertising related terms. Readable bits include a Chambers EO address and a club name, but concrete actions or dates are not present.
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Addn Eegmnseng Club
Chambers
Repass Auto. Com
MAChAOM Hyiday Adisot Hans Wal ASR Follow-up
The fragmentary note mentions individuals MAChAOM Hyiday and ADISOT with Hans Wal and an ASR follow-up. Details are unclear due to the garbled OCR.
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Hans Wal
LaDy 3 ROR Ole CommIng Ab Rockford
Fragments describe events in Rockford with unclear names and dates. Text mentions public pages and cheering crowds as part of a local scene.
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LaDy
Rockford
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California Prune and Apricot Growers Association
San Jose
Wihitebansana
McMahoix
Kaine
Didtaatawes
Witrsy
Wae
Abe
Pebruany
Gay
Benedict
Pawernny
Skenandoak
Wismeors
Hom
Wiese
Bos Dangeles
American Bankers' ‘Association
Augiati
Ronkford
Smagna
Cattonas
Ryndal
Men’s & Young
Cariain
Fraantlini
Enellah
Thia Nanianally
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