Parading Riot Led by Adolescent Girl in Chicago
A Chicago protest escalated into a street riot as an 18-year-old girl led 400 rioters through downtown, seizing cars and trams, with police using clubs and tear gas to disperse the crowd. Sixty-seven men and four women were arrested, including the girl who claimed to be “only a kid.” Her lieutenant, a University of Chicago student, aided the demonstrators. The city boosted security around key sites, including Cardinal Mundelein’s home and the federal building.
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Wenert
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Smong
Sgop
Sint
Tim
University of Chicago
Dave “Wollins
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Liberal League
Northwestern University
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Cardinal Mundelin
Adicini Chancery
Hea Epuaree
Federal Building
Miner Publictil
Eofa Catholic
Fragmentary OCR News Note Signals Unclear Event
A garbled OCR clipping lists partial words and misordered letters, showing unclear names and places. The readable bits hint at a potential event or vote but lack coherent details, dates, or entities to anchor a factual summary. Further clean text needed for a valid card.
Lasche Edges McClain 1 Up In Gol Tourney Thriller
R Lasche defeats McClain at Gol by one up in a close tourney match. Lasche sank decisive putts on the seventeenth after a back and forth round while McClain attacked every hole. Final hole saved the match as Lasche held his late advantage and advances to face the Kilgore Willard winner in an 18 hole final.
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R. Lasche
McClain
Gol
Hexas
Lasche
Sunnyside Country Club
Tasthe
Mic Glenn
Lawrence Kilgore E. Lloyd Willard
Colorado Miners End Sacco-Vanzetti Sympathy Walkout
A damaged report notes miners in Colorado ending a sympathy walkout for Sacco and Vanzetti after a meeting yesterday. The piece mentions local officials and a night vigil, with sparse readable details about dates or participants.
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Colorado
Sacco-Vanzetti
Welkout
Untitled fragment about a court hearing in Ga
Fragmentary OCR text references a hearing date and a municipal court, with unreadable names and places, making specifics unclear while indicating a legal proceeding in a city area.
Borglum Starts Stone In Memorial To Presidents
Keystone August 1 President Coolidge visited Rushmore to witness Gutzon Borglum begin carving a colossal monument to Washington Jefferson Lincoln and Roosevelt in the granite of Rushmore Mountain. The remote site lacks roads. a foot trail from the White House route carries the party across rough terrain to inaugurate the project amid gold rush era memories.
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Keystone
Fifth Avenue
Black Hills
Coolidge
White House
Guizon Borglum
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Hoosevelt
Rushmore Mounain
Keachergus
Angus
Beadsad
Coctici
Republic
Wren
Erie
Keane
Guard Tanas Capitol Alesthi Ends Control
An unclear report indicates Guard Tanas Capitol and Alesthi facing disruption as control changes hands. The text is fragmentary but suggests political tension and a potential shift of authority, with references to PONS Iby and Dan Alesdy in a debated leadership scenario.
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Tanas Capitol
Alesthi
San
Dan Alesdy
Girl Wounded Man Slain Found In Auto Near Lincoln Highway
A young woman claiming to be Miss May Whites, 25, of Calumet Avenue, was found shot in an automobile beside the body of an unidentified man near New Lenox, four miles from here, on the Lincoln highway. County officers termed it a possible case of attempted murder and self-inflicted death. The woman was hospitalized at Silver Cross in serious condition.
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Folio
May Whites
Calumet
Avente- Chicegs
Man Solon Stabbed Now Out of Danger
William Harry of Rantoul was stabbed by Harry M. MacCaskrin of Rock Island, a member of the Illinois General Assembly, during a quarrel over money. The victim rested easily and was considered out of danger. MacCaskrin surrendered but was released after Harry declined to press charges.
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Man Solon
Champaign
Til
William Harry
Rantoul
Harry M. MacCaskrin
Rock Island
Iliness
Bodies of Two Men Found Shot After Ride in Chicago
Police found two Italian men on a suburban road early today, following a report they had been taken for a ride and shot in an automobile. Shattered glass and 44 caliber shell fragments were located near the bodies, suggesting a gang style execution.
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Chicago
Yaircathy
Fold Youthful Pair on Double Charges
Two young men and an accomplice face double charge in a case filed in Vega County court. Turner, 22, and another man allegedly aided by a third party were involved in a series of offenses during a crime spree. The trio awaits further proceedings as investigators piece together the timeline.
Unclear OCR Fragment Meets Historical Note
Fragmentary OCR text references names and places in a jumbled form. The readable items include scattered mentions of a president, a town, and various otherwise obscured terms. No coherent event, date, or identifiable outcome is extractable for a factual summary.
Paris Grandson of Lafayette Backs Sacco Vanzetti Clemency
Marquis Guy De La asteyrie grandson of General Lafayette joins French supporters to plea clemency for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. London plans all night vigil outside the U S embassy after mass meeting in Hyde Park. New York authorities say protests unlikely but prepare for possible demonstrations. Buenos Aires sees three bomb events as citywide sympathy strike shuts most offices.
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Vanzelti
Boston
Alyan T. Fuller
Massachusetts
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France
Europe
Vanzetti
London
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United States
Nicola Sacco
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Hyde Park
Scotland Yard
New York
Charlestown
Buenos Aires
Palace of Justice
Damaro
Velez Sarsfield
Great Western Railroad
Greater Southern
Sacco-Vanzebty
Shrinkage Evident in Late Corn Yield Estimate
Washington Aug. 196- The department of agriculture released new crop estimates as the torn year shows the shortest yield in 26 years. Corn at 2,483,228,000 bushels, up from last month but down from last year. wheat at 552,767,000 bushels. spring wheat 293,378,000 bushels. Other crops listed include oats 1,276,741,000. barley 249,000,000. rye 61,500,000. buckwheat 15,409,000. flaxseed 27,300,000. sugar beets 6,850,000 tons.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Policemen Discuss Co Operation With County Attorneys
Fort Dodge Iowa Aug 10 police chiefs annual convention opened with a focus on cooperation between police officers and county attorneys. Leader Jones I Coalliver Fort Dodge noted progress when departments and prosecutors work closely together. an afternoon round table led by John safety commissioner from Des Moines was planned.
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Fort Dodge
INSI
Morming
Iowa
Jones I. Coalliver
Cous Norney
John Safety Dommissioner
Moines
Bad Weather Halts Transatlantic Flight Attempt
Weather conditions over the Atlantic forced delays for an attempted trans Atlantic voyage. Leon Given pressed on with the Farman Blue Bird, declaring satisfactory performance and readiness to launch when skies clear. Parateon’s Tanged Bird also joined the test, aiming for higher speeds and improved endurance.
Sacco and Vanzetti appeals and protests across cities
The dispatches report appeals for intervention in the Sacco and Vanzetti case from Rose Baron to Mrs. Coolidge and Pope Pius XI, with references to sympathizers in New York, Montreal, and Denmark. Public demonstrations, a national radio broadcast plan, and regional reactions are noted alongside unrelated crime notes and licenses.
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New York
Miss Coolidge
Ais Sacco
Barisiemse Vanzetti
Rose Baron
Sacco-Vanzetti
Miss Baron
Spcrl
Vatican
Rome
Sacco
Vansetti
Worrester
Judage Webster
Country Club
Rochester
Sacro-Vanzelli
Top Sands
Boston
Damate Rés
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Ineludeporis
WSOM
Arran Genefits
Debs Memorial Radio Committee
Montreal
NWG
Teeeiuen
William T. Bilis
Vanzetti
Bustor
Dele- Kalin
Charlestown
Fools Gold Delights Capital Visitors Amid Capitol Work
In Washington tourists prize faux gold and iron pyrites from Capitol marble. Workers inside the senate wing are gilding ceilings while outside artisans pull shiny looking chunks, nicknamed fool's gold, from marble in the senate and house wings. Many visitors take home small "nuggets" with inflated ideas of value.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
America
Capitol
Another Man Added to Coolidge Guard at Lodge Total 65
Rapid City, Aug. 19. As the Sacco and Vanzetti execution nears the secret service bolsters White House protection by one more. President Coolidge now guarded by 13 secret service men and 532 soldiers. Officials say a fanatic could not see or reach the State Game Lodge, reducing risk of damage.
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Lodge
Rapid City, & D
Sacco
Vanzetti
Secret Service
White House
Chicago
Coolittte
Countess Salm and Ramos Sail for Union Union
Paris reports Countess Salm formerly Millicent Rogers and Arturo Peralta Ramos of Argentina have booked passage on the steamship Olympic sailing Cherbourg August 1st. The Rogers family recently announced their daughter's engagement to Ramos, said to belong to a wealthy Buenos Aires family.
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Paris
Fi—Gountess Salm
Millicent Rogers
Arturo Peralta Ramos
Argentina
Olympic
Cherbourg
Henry H. Rogers
Salmo
Senor Ramos
Buenos Aires
Four Legion Bands to Play for Prizes at State Meet
Des Moines hosts the Iowa state Legion bands contest opening Monday with 800 in prizes. Bands from Waterloo Cedar Rapids Ackley and Des Moines compete alongside drum and bugle corps from Red Oak Washington Cedar Rapids Waterloo Cresson Manchester Webster City Sioux City Gomer Binds State Center Tipton and Mason City. ROSCGE NORTON ERE. Resecs Now today in War: A early day jeweler of Wrierlao.
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Des Moines
American Legion
Pri
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Ackley
Red Oak
Washington
Cressan
Manchest
Webster City
Sioux City
Gomel
State Center
Tipton
Maso City
Roscge Norton
Wrierlao
Immanuel Lutheran Dedicates New Wangerin Pipe Organ
Dedication services for the new Wangerin pipe organ at Immanuel Lutheran Church announced by Rev. A H W Semmann. The organ, installed with front-console layout and front choir loft, replaces a 30 year old instrument. Prof. M Lochner will perform with the church choir, and the instrument features two manuals, about 860 pipes, unit type design, electric operation, and rapid stop changes via buttons.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
A. HW. Semmann
Sunny
Prof
M. Lochner
Concordia Teachers College
Chicago
Cochner
W. E. Firehammer
August Klagstad
Miwaukee
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wen- Berin Pipe Organ Company
Miwalkee
Expres Sion
Altho
Jess Taylor Bond Forfeit In Appeal Case
Jess Taylor remains jailed in the county hospital after an appeal bond of 750 was forfeited by order of Judge B H Bolesec on the county attorney's request. Taylor, convicted for nuisance on April 5, 1926, was to serve 90 days and pay 309 in fines and costs. The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal and issued a writ. Taylor is again in confinement amid dispute over bond forfeiture and legal defense.
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Jess Ayior
BH. B. Bolesec
Taylor
Supreme Court
High Court
Milton F. Fields
Taylors Insuer
Cabniy Attorner
Edwards
Sheriff Sells Contraband Cars at Auction
Deputy Sheriff F. A. Robinson, acting on court orders, sold a Hupmobile sedan seized with liquor from Frank Fotopoulos to Henry Mueller for 850 dollars. He also sold a Ford roadster seized from Lindsay J. Smith and C. W. Tiberghien to Hal H. Moser for 106 dollars, with 134.74 in indebtedness tied to the second car.
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Sherif F. A. Robinson
Wilert Isert
Waterlon Motor ‘Sales Company
Frank Fotopoulos
Henry Mueller
First Lutheran Church
Robinson
Lindsay J. Smith
C. W. Tiberghien
Hal H. Moser
Inland Finance Corporation
Medicine habit grows in England report says
London Aug 10 The habit of swallowing medicine on the slightest provocation is increasing across England. People seek drugs for all illnesses real or imaginary. L G Brock assistant secretary to the ministry of health notes the public believes proper treatment requires a prescription. Doctors may prescribe medicine hoping the psychological effect will justify its use.
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London
England
L. G. Brock
Ministry of Health
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