Explosion Toll Surges as State Probes Cause of Blast
A mine explosion killed 18 workers with 623 men below ground. State inspectors began a full probe to determine how a fatal spark ignited accumulated gases. Rescue teams scoured shafts as officials named the deceased and hospitalized the injured amid uncertain conditions.
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Dear
Mmere Won
Ballard Cremeans
Herrtine
West Fran
Wade
Gotes
Christine
Carl Jones
Marines Task in Nicaragua Grows as Revolt Spreads
Washington reports President Coolidge faces questions on U S policy as Marines contend with Nicaraguan rebel leader Augustino Santino amid a growing revolt and fears of foreign intervention. The brief notes U S protection of Central American independence and the 1928 elections overseen by U S Marines at Braga.
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Nicaragua
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Washington
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Stimson
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Europe
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U. S
Panama
Nicaragua War-Season Tensions and Marine Role Debate
The document notes threats of pillage under Sandino, killings of six Marines and 28 wounded at Quilalimm, and questions to Secretary Stimson on Nicaragua’s government, foreign protection of rights, and the American occupation. Stimson says a friendly Nicaraguan government is not essential beyond protecting foreigners, and Marines may remain until a fair autumn 1928 election is achieved.
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Coolidge to Leave Friday for Havana Cuba
President Coolidge begins final preparations for an internationally significant trip to Cuba. He will depart Friday afternoon to open the sixth Pan American conference in Havana next Monday. The journey is described as a tour of good will with the president and Mrs. Coolidge leading the delegation and Charles Evans Hughes heading the convocation entourage.
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Havana
Untitled fragment summary of unclear OCR text
Fragmentary OCR text with jumbled words and missing context, containing scattered phrases like blood, set, bond, and mentions of numbers. No coherent event or identifiable people, organizations, or places can be determined from the legible content.
Lindbergh Visits Panama In Warm Public Welcome
Panamas welcomed Col. Charles A. Lindbergh as the world famous flying ambassador toured the Canal Zone. Thousands lined the route to witness his reception at the American Legion and to see the renowned aviator in person. After ceremonies at the airport he rode with President Chiari through the capital amid cheers and fluttering flags. Lindbergh said he planned to be in Havana soon after the Pan American Conference opening.
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Warden Denies Mrs Snyder's Wish to Die in Silk Dress
Mrs Snyder seeks clemency to die in a silk dress as her husband and a federal court move to halt the execution. Gov Smith delays decision, illness of Mrs Snyder’s husband prompts concern, while lawyers plan federal habeas corpus action to intervene.
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Fragmentary OCR Entry From Bismarck Primary Notes
The readable text hints at a Bismarck North Dakota primary in which local figures discuss London and Worth Dakota connections. Limited legible names appear and no clear event, date, or outcome is established.
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Ganajone vie New York reported January event with Raymon toy SF tie pk in a fragmented OCR line.
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Cilidanian Pill Bear Crowes and Durys Reported
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Cilidanian Pill Bear Crowes and Durys with a value of 25, unclear context. No clear event, date, or organization readable. Further legible text needed to form a full item.
Gloves for Right Hands Heavy in London
London reports a surge of lost items in the underground, with forty thousand gloves left behind in the past year and twelve thousand umbrellas plus five hundred canes unclaimed. A shop has risen to match missing gloves, while a charitable scheme in Oldbury sparks debate over housing and birth control.
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London
London Underground
Local shooting leaves man dead after rabbit chase
In a rural area a man named Johnsen was fatally shot during a pursuit in a brushy area. The incident followed a chase after a rabbit, with colleagues from the Dyey Association and Cleaners present. Further details about the shooting remained unclear as authorities investigated the accidental death.
Profit Outlook Emphasizes Alertness in Changing Business
John W. Rath, Rath Packing president, told the Bayanis club that profit in 1930s will hinge on alertness to shifting conditions. He cited return to gold standard and fewer withdrawals from savings as signs of improving finances. He warned of renewed domestic pork competition as European production grows.
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Bayanis Club
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Bath
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Forrest Gilpatrick
W. FP. MecCormick
Westminster Presebyterian Church
McGormick
Immanuel Church Plans 50th Anniversary Celebration
Tentative plans for the fiftieth anniversary of Immanuel Church were discussed at annual meetings. A committee including Rev AL HL Lemmann and parish officials will organize observance next year. Donations and volunteer support have been strong, with Timmermann and Hebbs cited for leadership roles on the school board.
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Immanuenthesan
Henry ‘Timmermannermann
A. ©. Hebbs
Carl Venice School Board
Timmermann
E. A Gerlacht
A.C. Hahn
Origirmaiyn
Judge Warns Of Dark Future If Crime Not Fixed
A disjointed historic clipping reports Judge George W. Wood warning that crime rates will worsen unless underlying causes are addressed. The brief notes alleged hereditary factors and social conditions tied to crime, delivered in a noon teatime statement.
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Vvica
Judes
George W. Wood
Bytorac
Conapas
Eltity
Campbell Bakery Adds Five Trucks
Campbell Bakery expands operations adding five delivery trucks. The move accompanies ownership changes and a reorganization of staff as the company aims to boost distribution and market reach.
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Campbell Bakery
Millionaire Sack's Narrow Escape Raises Old Family Feud
A. Albert Sack, Providence millionaire, tried to kill himself in Brooklyn after a dispute over finances. He survived with a throat wound. The episode follows a 1923 Boston lawsuit where his father claimed misused trust funds from a $1,000,000 estate. Sack, 40, had remarried Marion Grant and faced a fortune now valued at about $5,000,000 with complex family provisions.
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Long Island College Hospital
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Witt
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Lymansville Company
A. Albert, Jr
George D. Sark
A. Albert Sack, Jr
Marines
Louise Walthron
Trinity Lutheran Church Re-Elects Officers for Year
Trinity American Lutheran church re-elected officers Frank Keener deason Ben Stapelis Harry Fur long and A J Olesan at the annual meeting last evening. The staff officers will be completed at the church council meeting tomorrow. Rev F Herbert Mochimann attended the synod meeting in Iowa City. The pastor's report showed progress in new building completion growth in membership and current financial status.
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Frank Keener
Deason
Ben Stapelis
Harry Furlong
A. J. Olesan
Church Council
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Towa
Iowa City
Erowth Im Church
TelescopageAmid Paris critiques of American ideals
A review of Paul de Monts Telescopage in which a Belgian playwright uses a telescope to project a France superior in beauty culture and intellect, contrasting it with an American stage seen as materialistic and sensational. Critics note the French drama questions US ideals, suggesting a clash of national identity and theatre.
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Pi Burlesquin
Aimerica
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America
Progham for Veterans Hospitals in 20th Century Context
Washington reports the Veterans' Hospitals program outline and hospital building cost near 70,500,999, presented to Congress by Director Hines. The document traces recommendations to the House Veterans' Committee and notes uncertainties amid wartime hospital planning, while a separate personal note mentions a spouse's death and Christmas-related events.
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Congress
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Louse Veterns
Weather report garbled forecast for coming days
Incomplete OCR text shows inconsistent day names and numbers, obscuring locations temperatures and dates. No clear forecast or regional details are readable, leaving the exact temperatures and timing unresolved.
Brain Tests and a Clock Breath-Hold Riddle
A reprinted brain test item questions the fairness of a Cyril Burt experiment. It describes two boys timing breath holds near a clock, then asks which reason explains the puzzle, with multiple choices and an answer note on the Society Page.
Mortuary Benny Benny 33 dies at home after long illness
Benny, a sign painter for many years, died at 11 25 a m today at 126 Summit Avenue after an eight month illness from a tumor. He was born March 11 1675 in Montreal and moved to Grinnell then Gilman Indiana. He married Bertha Markey in 1892. divorced. Later married Mrs Sarah Pettit in Waterloo June 9 1921. Survived by wife, Harold Newton and Leo Benny, a sister and mother, and three more relatives. Funeral Friday at First Methodist Church with burial at Bros chapel. Burial site in Elmarood.
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Gilman
Newberg
Sarah Pettit
Waterloo
First Methodist Episcopal Home Department
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Newton
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Sis
A.D. Ogie
Troutdale
Pet
A. Bros.’ Chapel
Young
Serial Church
Elmarood
Ben Lyon and Sereere Star in Noted Air Crash Incident
Fragmentary history notes an air crash involving Ben Lyon and Sereere Star near San FE gram, Wood Cal. Readable fragments mention bruises and subsequent injuries, with unclear dates and individuals.
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Ben Lyon
Sereere Star
Othe Wood
Cal
Lyor
Sera
San FE
Formal Health Board Plans to Address Stream Pollution
The Iowa State Health Department announces a session to discuss stream pollution with Commissioner Henry Albert and Dr. Warner, plus the full board including Dr. Hays of Sioux City and Dr. Saver of Des Moines. Attendance aims to finalize actionable work ahead of the conference.
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Dye
Henry Albert
Healthy
4. Warner
W. J. Hays
Sioux City
Ht. G. Saver
Des Moines
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