Gambling clubs burned near New Orleans under state raid
In New Orleans area, a state raid led by Gov. Long destroyed the Jai Alai and Arabia gambling halls. Guards seized 6,000 dollars in cash as patrons were searched and Hore tragedy followed a cameraman attack. The governor praised the action as a crackdown on gambling.
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New Orleans
Delta Plain
Arabia
Limlits
Gov. Long
Jackson Barracks
Adj
Fleming
John Doe
Wild self described wanderer Jessie Davis travels by rail
Jessie Davis, 21, of Indianapolis, recounts a wild cross country trip from Minneapolis to Chicago with rough company. Police hold her as parents are notified while she laments the travel life and plans to return home.
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Jessie Davis
Indianapolis
Ind
Jessie
Eagle Center
B'leceve
Dessie
North Dakota
Minneapolis
William Rodman
Chicago
Death after auto crash prompts inquest exonerates driver
Albert Asmann, 65, Sioux City Indiana, died from a fractured skull after being struck by Lea Mutha in a Saturday night crash. The coroner's inquest cleared the driver. In Des Moines, health officials inspect bathing pools and beaches, reporting widespread insanitary conditions.
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Sioux City
Albert Asmann
Lea Mutha
Des Moines
U.P
State Board of Health
Des Moines Readers Focus On State Road Bond Issue
In Des Moines the $million road bond issue dominates discussions despite other topics. Officials of the Iowa Good Roads association plan limited campaigning, urging voters to consider the bond at the general election and favor paving funded by license and gasoline taxes.
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Courier Special Service
Farm Bureau
Iowa Good Roads Association
Native American Legion Dance to Highlight Winnebago Marathon
Members of the Indian American Legion post at Winnebago Nebraska will present a native dance program during the marathon dance contest Tuesday night as part of the event.
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Bloux
Tdian ‘American Legion’ Post
Winnebago
Neb
Restrictions on student dress in Manchuria school
Report notes officials in Manchuria banned flesh colored stockings and bobbed hair for secondary students at a Russian educational school. No conditions attached to leniency were stated, with Aug 134 as a cited date fragment.
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Harbin
Manchuria
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Will Feaghe
Franthe
Qour
Wangler Bros
C. J. Miller
Simmons
Simmons Graceline
America
Gentine Simmons Berl
Graceline
Jenny Lind” Simmons
Leath Exd Company
Court House
Park Ave
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Ler Bros
East
St. Ie
Royal Society Floss Ic
Waterloo
Dimity
Lisle
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Athletic Union
Men’s Athletic Union
Brody
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