Priest Works While Man Plots Jail Term Trials
In a courtroom drama, a priest faces a jury trial while defendants recount past charges. The judge questions motives as Bishop and other locals argue over prison and community acts, with several men pleading guilty or awaiting sentencing for disturbances and minor offenses.
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Contested Fifth Ward Clerk Race and Broadway Notes
The piece details a tense Fifth Ward political fight over the clerk's post with Aldermen Leary and allies maneuvering to back a preferred candidate. It mentions culhane, Murphy, and other ward figures, plus Republican reactions and mayoral candidate considerations. The article also previews a theater lineup featuring the play Mary’s Lamb with Carle and cast.
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Young
Duck Murphy
Plese Murphy
Wiley
Mooney
Murphy
Angel O'Connor
Culbane Henderiitin
Oleo
McCarthy
Nerny
Nevin
Mty
Luna
Bueher
Carle
Pilfers Electric Juice Charge for C J Mayberry
Charles J. Mayberry of 422 Genth Wryoming Street was charged on a run warrant issued by Judge McGowan with larceny of electricity by tampering. Witness Van Dachenhausen of Electric and Power Company testified. Mayberry posted a $10 bond for release pending arraignment in court this morning.
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Charles J. Mayberry
Genth Wryoming Street
McGowan
Lthnly van Dachenhausen
Eiectric and Power Company
Mayberry
Eerg
Knights of Columbia Serve at Late Brother Mullen Funeral
Knights from Silver Bow lodge and visiting members meet at West Broadway to attend the funeral of our late brother E. P. Mullen of Omaha Judge. Requiem mass at St Patrick's church. MALCOLM FILL cH FS Secretary. Also ads for clerks and high-class men’s apparel at Clerke’s store and motion pictures at the Alcazar theater.
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Pxiward J. Mullen
Solero
St. Patrick's Church
Gel
Joux
Coleman
G3. K
Silver Bow Lodge
No. 4
O. LE
visHing Mom
West Broadway
A. Mn
E. P. Mullen
Omaha
Malcolm Fill
Clerke's Stote
North Mal Street
Easy payment home furnishings plan aids many
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Unclear OCR Fragments From Historical Newspaper
Fragmentary OCR items mention odd phrases and garbled titles such as Reiay a the Lvile of the Gathers and We'pe Mollandaize plus disjointed snippets like Fascinating Verius 208. No coherent event or individuals are clearly identifiable in the readable text.
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Verius
Unclear Pittsburg meeting on coke plant venture
A May Uniontown meeting among HL Core Trust and others discussed which independent coke plants in Connellsville area were cited and a standing claim of 459000.00 was debated, detailing ownership and investment stakes in the venture.
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Pittsburg
Uniontown
Toitas
al Independent Coke Planta
Connelleville
Klondike
Imei Ge
RCAD FILES ITS ARTICLES WITH SECRETARY OF STATE
An OCRed fragment reports Sheva Wispatel and the Secretary of State filing articles of incorporation for a Montana venture. The capital is $100,000 with J. He Kieharde and C. J. Christan as incorporators. A road from Lapwat Junction on the Oregon road to Missouri via Bitter Root, Granite, Powell and Deep Large counties is described, length 34 miles, with Oregon Short Line linkage. May 6 edition notes Lewistown naming John C. Bebb as police chief and other city officials. newspaper text includes garbled names and stray references to dairy industry orders.
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Montent
Yader Ha
J. He Kieharde
C. J. Christan
Hote Guint T Wilson
Portland
Lapwat Jonction
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Navicabhin Company
Clearwater
Lolo Pass
Bitter Row Mountains
Water supply of Salt Lake City threatened
Salt Lake City May 6 An excess of water in the cross east threatens the citys water supply. A water main broken by Niedland disrupted service. One hundred men from the railroad crew assisted in attempts to repair the conduit and restore false readings ahead of the peak period.
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Cleygtaash
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Niedland
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