Local club announces year’s program and events
The club outlines a full year with social afternoons on October 6 and 16, an innovations night in November, and a Kaffee Kistoh exhibit featuring Dotdr and Flamich plovures. Miss Milnes will discuss Passion Play and Healing House of Light. Delegates to the state federation selected.
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Charles S
Whitray
Bis
Semota W. Boyd
Edwin B
Maman
Withbrarisn
Hallant
Lenbura
Tiisloclady
Aeetaro
Wil Bea Kaffee Kistoh
Tayvarya
Liguorary
Hfulabinson
Suchhas Merance Reynolds
Patiicaic
Fragmentary budget figures show rising military expenditures
A degraded OCR passage cites military department expenditures at $192,227,584 with a gain of about $27 million from the prior year and total expenditures and revenues including ponds and coin reaching $1,213,394,097. notes unclear values and context.
Johnson Named President as Lake Shore Reorganizes
The Norfolk and Western era continues as L E Johnson rises to president while maintaining duties as general manager of the Lake Shore system. He will likely keep Philadelphia as headquarters with Roanoke serving as a base for operations and Western presidents to report to him.
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Roailroad
Shati Jing
Philadelphia
Xuageed
F. J. Rihball
Joboron
Philadelpha
Johmson
Mfr
Toledo
Short
Alys
Norfolk’ & Westata
Roanake
Iamaga
Switc
Ister
Tha Fle
Firal
Prani
Southy Tay
System ‘Yyill
Cher
Tits Hie
Moles
Papering of Tete department delegates and meetings summary
Proceedings list the Rav Jacob Bakersett Center tenants and primary repairment roles, with Cad mog entertainment noted. Sessions detail Thursday morning and afternoon programs, including addresses, practical course mentions, and supervision by Rev S W Hontsman and Rev TamIA G Pierce, among others, at a rural Sunday school context with multiple delegates and a focus on training and organizational tasks.
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Ivachord Balliway
Jacob- Bakersett Center
Mmi
B. L.tiaing
Hollowayy
Tete Department
Adriann
Cadmog
Frais
Bine Hoar
W. Hontsman
Denis Pibbenetag
Agen
Panohi
Willson
Alva Haight
Avriou
Nira
W. H. Knight
Tosson
Dotrole
I - Normal Department
Tamia G. Pierce
Ligouier
Olanonah
Fragmented musings on crime and war in chaotic text
A garbled OCR snippet lists numerous names, places, and events from crime, politics, and war. It references murder, investigations, European tensions, riots, and political figures, with scattered phrases about editors, railroad costs, and medical cures, all in a disjointed, unreadable stream.
Telegram Map Free To Any Walil Subscriber
Fragmentary text references a Telegram map offer or service. No clear event date, organization, or individuals identifiable. Contains garbled wording about subscription, payment, expiration, and presentation. Unable to determine a definite news item or outcome from the readable fragments.
Layham murder case links ex-convict drift to feud
The article details a feud surrounding Guy Layham near Goodells and Walz Center. Bradley, a local farmer, allegedly sought vengeance after Layham was accused of stealing wheat from Thomas Ryan. Layham, about 25 years old, was imprisoned for seven years and later rumored to have faced threats from Ryan and Bradley. The piece describes Layham's movements and the suspects' alleged pursuit, ending with a note of ongoing tension and a possible confrontation two miles east near Lenox.
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Guy
Layham
Bredley
Guy Layham
Bradley
Bradley Farm
Goodells
Walz Center
Een
Cata
Thomas Ryan
Sam
Rourite
Ryan
Jackson
Etme
Lenox
Ten Die In Horrific Rail Crashes In Two Cities
A Philadelphia suburb party trains into a street car in crowded conditions injuring many. another crash near Philadelphia kills several. Victims include David Farran Sr and David Par vib with ages around 12, as investigators cite wet rails and braking failure.
Labor Movement Slanders Judicial Tyranny and Urges Open Shops
A fragmented account accuses courts of violating equal justice and critics a perceived revival of ancient tyranny. It condemns organized labor’s stance against what it calls industrial coercion and defends open shop policies in dispute with employers. The executive council notes discussions with the president on eight hour work and open shop issues, asserting commitment to lawful union principles and resistance to antiunion clauses.
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Latvor Bas
Weyers
Amd
Etrikga Bera
Makea
Enmployers
Bev
Executive Council
Miller Cass
Talon
Affler
Daas
Ifen
Roonevelt
Bis
Civil Service
Sovernment
Tot L
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Secom Aymatie
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Francis
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Ouly
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Vieoto
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Hopy
Pesos
IV’ Speach
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Chis Mecsas
Nies
Huma Saas Triogdon
Geom WS
Gary
GW Sobiltingneau
A. P. Clarke
Chicago
Federation
Labor
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Losomotive Viremou
Janogler
Congressional
Prince
Roosevelt
Swift @ Co
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Hertes
Aboris
Grand A Vison Company
Giactnnat Nanoing
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Yadon
William
Graca
Personnless
EEL
Friedley
Indiana
Kira “Underwritere' Association of the
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Spokane
Dalluiguey
New York
Ieee
JURED
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Jared
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Parbengen
Agadne Street
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Griffin
Kentas City
Fo Roberts
Joseph Butler
Philadélphia
Stromull
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Cred Boyaarn
Sharon Aull
David Parvib
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