Marines enliven vacation days in old Swampscott
Swampscott, Mass. Marines in a long running tale face accusations of a wild party at Little’s Point and alleged misconduct during duty. Lieutenant Poe defends Marine camp food, noting 60 cent daily rations for his men vs 42 cents standard. Capt Andrews with Mayflower faces scrutiny as two marines from the guard detail sleep on duty and endure possible court martial.
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Sorority Girl Moves Jewelry for Adventure in Denver
In Denver, 20-year-old Elizabeth Lenhart from McCook Nebraska admits a love of adventure and fortune seeking, claiming she did not sell any jewelry. Authorities, warned by her sister, plan to forward details to jail as the case develops.
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Denver_ Colo
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McCook
Lenhart
Iniversity of Nebraska
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Hairy Benhared
Cutter Seizes 1000 Cases of Liquor From Fishing Vessel
A ship seizure off the Golden Gate nets 1000 cases of liquor. The Virginia-registered fishing boat was detained as authorities report contraband and possible connections to a larger smuggling network.
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Sune Meparedse Gy
USA
Tim Ron
Tam Eit
Tox
Golden Gate
Sitic
Virginia
Memorial services announced for Edward E. HM
A funeral notice states Edward E. HM died recently. Services will be held at Fairview Life with burial and memorial rites planned. The obituary notes he was the son of Mr and Mrs and born in SEO.
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Edward EV
Fairview
End
Seo
Farm Leaders At Fair Readiness On Legislation
Des Moines reports farm leaders from 25 groups plan to meet at the Town State Fair August 31 to September 2 to decide coordinated legislation for the West Congress session. William Hurth of St Louis chairs the committee seeking cost of production plus a reasonable farmer profit.
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West
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St. Louis
Chaistin
Farm Bureau Day
Sanigalion
Charles Trearst
Iowa Farry Bureau Federation
Chicago
Severa Marketing
American Farm Bureau Federation
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Nragram
Farmers’ Educational and Co-Operative Union of America
Mile Rene
Afeney
Iowa
Rinhesun
Webster City
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Waterloo
Ie Aed
Canning Wade
Child Steals Ride on Spare Rim of Her Father's Car
A short, garbled OCR text reports a child taking a ride on the spare rim of a car owned by her father. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the incident involves a minor and a vehicle. Further specifics and authorities are not readable in the source.
Killed When Car Tips Over on Turn
A vehicle tipped over on a turn resulting in a fatality. The accident occurred on a local road, with authorities outlining the sequence leading to the crash and identifying the vehicle involved. Police investigated the scene, awaiting a full report to determine exact causes and any contributing factors.
Kluxers Advertise Waterloo Meeting
Fragmentary text mentions a Waterloo gathering promoted by supposed Ku Klux Klan members or sympathizers. The jumbled lines include names and scattered phrases with no clear event date or outcome. The readable bits hint at an organized meeting or rally but lack coherent details.
Boys Leave Guns and Continue Trip
Fragmented report notes boys leaving guns behind during a trip. Wily Wanted and others are mentioned among misions and Kennedy appears as a referenced name. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Cynan
Dieres
Kennedy
Devs
Tieis
Mules Indicators of HW Lone Coal Strike Impact
Philadelphia reports the mule indicators may forecast the length of a possible coal suspension starting Monday. Operators and miners reached a 24 hour deadlock and plan for continued maintenance in mines while unloading tools and preparing for reduced shipments.
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Philadelphia
Ttashore
State Fair Notes Movies Aug. 21 2 Record
State Fair notes report Camneil Gluaus high school band champions winning the first annual land contest at the Iowa State Fair yesterday. Marehinlivg placed second with a score of six. Delegations from two state fairs and eight Nebraska representatives are expected to visit the exposition. Westbound air mail plans are discussed and a notable exhibit titled A taby Linca in a Women can Lift is highlighted with fast craft speed details.
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Camneil Gluaus
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Lowa
Marehinlivg Wa
Iowa State Exposition
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Towa
Corn Forecasts and Feeding Outlook Amid Frost Patch
Fragmented note reports corn yields and a three week frost impact. It cites department of agriculture input on feeding value and feed shortages, with implications for town livestock and a cautious harvest season.
Clear Lake Water Clean Says Mable
Community official Mable asserts Clear Lake water is clean after tests. City maintains investigations show fewer bacteria than local wells, with residents urged to rely on official findings and avoid rumors of contamination.
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Luther Burbank legacy push at Stanford forage
The Life work of Luther Burbank may be perpetuated by Stanford University acquiring his Sebastopol farm to endow ongoing development of his horticultural advances. Prominent supporters include Herbert Hoover McAdoo Jordan Spreckles and others. A public reunion of Black Hawk Early Settlers in Waterloo highlighted pioneer memories beneath a hot day during the event.
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James Rolph
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Herbert Slater
Emmet Sea
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McAdoo
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Sonoma County
Santa Rosa
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California
Luther Barrbank
Model seeks compensation after injuries in salesman car
Model and designer Marguerite Pegg Helm sues pred Siebell a bond salesman for Sue alleging injuries from an accident while riding with Sirmhald. She claims injuries will incapacitate her work. Mrs Minnie Yebn, her mother, also sues for damages. Court action proceeds with hospital and bridge rail incident noted.
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Sirmhald
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Anyiguer
Lawson Will Gifts Towa Woman 25000 Dollars
Mrs. Adie Arndles Saipson receives twenty five thousand dollars from the estate of Victor F. Lawson. The will notes a cousin, Mrs. Lawson, and recalls her frequent visits to the Lawson Avenue home in Chicago.
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Unclear text fragment from 学校 fraternity session
Incomplete OCR shows a high school fraternity meeting in session with garbled place names and identifiers, rendering specifics unreadable. The readable bits mention Lake Okoeboi and members of Gmers, but no clear event, date, or outcome is discernible.
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Nembers
Gmers mi
Wario
High Sahoul Fraternity
Taday
Two School Boys Reported Missing Amid Police Search
Benjamin Townley age two and his older companion were reported missing after leaving home Thursday night. Police across several towns are seeking the children with hints of the boys in khaki overalls and dark hat. Reporter notes a general search and requests public assistance in locating the two youths.
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Benjamin Townley
Walker
Cobb Day Honors Detroit Legend Raymond Cobb at Navin Field
Detroit pays tribute to Ty Cobb with Cobb Day activities at Navin Field. A city gift of 1000 dollars is planned, with speakers including Colmettuat McGillicuddy, Jimmy Callahan, Bugs Baer, Frank Navin, and Mayor Smith. The piece recounts Cobb’s 1905 debut in Detroit and early career details.
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Colmettuat McGillicuddy
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Dick Coolay
Wahoo
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Jack Chesbro
Matty McIntyre
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Germany
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Crawford
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Ile
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Des Moines Faces Music Strike in Major Theaters
In Des Moines up to some moving picture houses and vaudeville theatres may operate with no music starting next Monday if a settlement isn’t reached. Musicians demand substantial salary increases while owners cite poor business conditions. The musicians union voted to strike unless an agreement is reached before Monday.
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Des Moines
UPI
Musicians Union
University of Iowa to trial individual instruction plan
University of Iowa officials announce a plan to test a Pinglish Don system offering individual instruction alongside the American plan. The move aims to counter standardization and preserve a personal touch while reorganizing departments to aid unusual students.
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University of Iowa
Dollar on Bar Rob ert Dollar aboard liner near Cape Cod
Robert Dollar, the noted ship owner, was aboard the liner Pres shoat off Cape Cod on a voyage inward from around the world. The vessel was uninjured when it struck a reef near Heine Garfield on its approach.
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Robert Dollar
Cape Cod
Rosebud bridge opening to feature two South Dakota senators
Lake Andes brief notes that U S Senators Peter Narjeck and W H McMaster from South Dakota along with Gov Carl Gunderson and Gov Adam Meek Mullen of Nebraska will speak at the Rosebud Missouri River bridge inauguration 16 miles west of the town. In Sioux City Myrtle Mathews alias Orcutt and Corcy Korth are jailed on narcotics case charges after waiving preliminary hearing. George Carr a St Paul Chinese suspect in the tong war is to be released pending further police statements.
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Lake Andes
United States
Peter Narjeck
W. H. McMaster
South Dakota
Carl Gunderson
Adam Meek Mullen
Nebraska
Rosebud
Missouri River
Sioux City
Myrtle Mathews
Orcutt
Corcy Korth
Siowx City
George Carr
St. Paul
Americans Gwen Lead in Oxford Exam Honors
The Oxford final examinations show Americans at the top of law and medical classes, with Rhodes scholars among the high achievers. Americans excel across regions, including the West and South, and even students from Missouri, Hawaii, and New York state.
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Oxford
America
Rhodes
Wes
New England
Knany
Oneere
Missouri
Hishe
New York State
Bandit Evans Captured After Banking Crimes Across States
Hubert Scott Evans, once linked to 71 robberies in Oklahoma and nearby states, was found in Sioux City Iowa en route to Oklahoma. He was living under an alias with a woman, surrendered without resistance, and a revolver was found in his apartment while authorities investigated his wife and other associates.
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Deste James
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Parrell
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Ray Fiood
Emma Broomshall
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Kan
Livers
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Alva
Okla
Northern and Southern Methodist Branches Move Toward Union
Meetings across five conferences favor uniting the northern and southern branches of the Methodist church. Central Swedish conference in Chicago and Southwest Spanistesian conference in Allanswerque vote unanimously for the proposal. German Laymen’s association and northern Swedish annual conference also approve. plan envisions southern branch having a voice in the northern church.
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Methodlat
Eplevopal
Uht Vage
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Mint
Emory Wheel Disaster Claims Wan and Arkelson
A broken wheel at a washing machine plant in May ret has left Wan dead and Arkelson fatally injured at the plant atop the heart. One infant perishes and a widow survives with no other children. An armed bandit robs Citizens Bank of Birrie nearby noon today taking $4,560 before escaping.
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