Owner of Moxahala Park gas station shoots at burglars
A local gas station owner fired a rifle at burglars who robbed his station on Linden and Adair avenues early July. One intruder reportedly wounded as the robbers escaped. police later said two suspects were in custody by noon Wednesday.
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Wheeler's Trial Starts in Montana After Indictment
Great Falls Mont April 15 Wheeler the Lafollette ticket vice presidential candidate faces trial on charges of receiving fees to obtain oil and gas permits from the interior department. U S district attorney Slattery leads a 41 witness prosecution as Wheeler seeks to mount a defense before jurors in a volatile, highly publicized case.
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Slomiena
Berton EK
Wheeler
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Lafollette
Wes
John J. Slatierr
United States
Grand
Washington
Interior Department
John F. Prev
Thomas J. Welsh
Montene
Tezpor
Alleged Robbery At Eppley Home Tuesday Night
Reported break in at the Eppley residence Tuesday night. Entry occurred while family away. burglars stole cash, small change, a silver emblem, a ring, a gold chain, and other items valued by the victims. Police investigate and seek witnesses.
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Eppling
Steilen
Todbery
Blank
Sais Arenes
Morris
Engler
Poyce
sHverdt
Fire at Washington Hotel prompts early August escape
Fragmentary OCR suggests a blaze at a Washington hotel in early August caused occupants to flee. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the incident involved an evacuation tied to a hotel fire.
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Washington Hotel
Royal Send Off Story Clarified For Readers
A concise recap explains an official departure and associated ceremonies. The report notes key figures and organizations involved, highlighting dates and locations where the send-off will occur. The piece underscores ceremonial aspects and the expected attendees.
Smith-Ransbottom Deputy County Treasurer Appointment Slated
A local government notice indicates a member of the Smith-Ransbottom area is slated for appointment as deputy county treasurer. The announcement sets expectations for the leadership change and outlines procedural steps leading to the appointment.
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Smith-Ransbottom
Governor vetoes tax and licensing bills amid political clashes
April 15 vetoes kill the Lipp measure creating a motor vehicle commission and license fees. Governor blasts plan as job-creating machinery while proposing transfer of felon labor to the penitentiary. He vetoes a 50,900 supplemental spending item, and sentences on auto license costs. Remaining major bills face action as he signals stance on Dodd bill and state taxation shifts. Two named figures, plus references to policy battles and patrols, frame the political row.
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Siesta
Disir
Zanesville Ees
James Baile
Dresden Road
Erectium Loy
Baler
Norwood Boulevard
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Sorernor
Forestall Forest General Fishermen’s
Exsman
Ioternor
Woman allegedly taints son's coffee with tablets
A son testifies that his mother admitted placing white tablets in his coffee at the hospital setting. The account references medical staff and an unclear sequence of events surrounding the incident.
Farmer Struck Dead by Lightning in Canton Area
A farmer was killed when struck by lightning while tending a horse near Canton. Rescue attempts and a search for a man named Harver Duzer were reported, with local authorities noting a possible involvement of nearby farms and land surveys.
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Farmer
Waldman Paid $50 After Warning to Pot 2 Men
A garbled report notes Waldman was warned to pot two men Beland and the woman who had Rat been sirezcd. Waldman paid $50, Hervick added.
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Stdiman Cafe
Seebohm
Deisin Merck
Waldman
Beland
Hervick
Graft Trial to End Late Today
A graft trial in progress is expected to conclude this evening as prosecutors and defense present final arguments. Key witnesses include prosecutors and defense experts with close ties to the case. Courtroom uncertainties linger over potential verdict implications for local politics and public trust.
Attempt on Life of King Boris Foiled by Bandits
Report claims Bulgarian king Boris was attacked while returning from Orkhenie to Sots. Two aides were killed as bandits believed to be communist operatives opened fire on the royal car. The chauffeur and guards were wounded as the caravan sped away.
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Boris Sutomoblie
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Serse
Carminius
Ring
Hiehoff
Horse Killed by Police After Unusual Accident
A horse was killed by police after an unusual accident. Details are scarce in the readable text, with no clear location or agency identified. Further facts are not provided in the fragment.
Beheading at Hanover Ends Grim German Serial Case
In Hanover Germany on April 13 Hanoverman Haarmann is reported executed after a dramatic walk to the scaffold. He calmly submitted to the blade as attendants prepared for a moment of ritual drama before the final act. German papers withheld graphic details.
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Diapkay
Hearmann
Aloe
Hanover
Haarmann
Legislators Accept Donahey Radio Challenge in Ohio
Columbus April 3 legislators return to Columbus for the windup of the 1925 general assembly session amid planned clashes. The main fights target Governor Donahey’s appointments and the Buchanan Bible bill with veto overrides, as the Senate and House brace for possible filibusters and adjournment delays.
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Cole
General Assembly
Donathey
Senate
Donahey
Proming
Senate Rules Committee
Victor Needs to Grand Jury for Larceny
Victor Needs of Mariette Street was certified to the grand jury by Judge Isaac Humphrey after a municipal court hearing. He faces a charge of larceny for allegedly stealing two purses including $18 and a wristwatch valued at $36 from Miss Margaret Joseph. Bond set at $569. Another burglary case against Needs is pending, with no witnesses available Wednesday noon.
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M Municipal
Victor Needs
Mariette* Street
Isaac Humphreyson
Lar Leny
Margaret Joseph
John Singer Sargent Dies On Eve Of Trip Home
The renowned painter John Singer Sargent, aged 63, died hours after a stroke in London on the eve of returning to America. Born to a Boston family, he became the era’s leading portraitist, though he lived abroad in self exile amid fears.
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John Singer Sargent
London
Tanpae
Peter
Gai
Gargent
Boston
First Report of Progress Of Scout Campaign To Be Made at Meeting Tonight
A community meeting tonight will hear the first progress report on the Scout campaign. Clarence A. Graham, judge, notes he has overseen 125 boys with no complaints and praises the Boy Scout input and leadership.
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A. Greham
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