Chicago RICHTO Puts Up 20 Million To Save City
Chicago residents agree to place at least 24,000,800 for city relief funds to avert financial disaster. The Rescue Committee, led by Silas Strawn, vows to manage the money and shield it from political manipulation while criticizing Mayor Thompson’s handling of the crisis and noting recent council defeats.
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Boats Push Way To Flooded Arkansas
A large fleet of motor boats pushed into the flooded Inter-logee area of Northeastern Arkansas to rescue residents stranded for days. More than 200 families lacking food and fuel were saved as bad weather began to ease and access improved for a final search and relief effort.
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Changes In Train Schedules Announced
New timetable updates affect the Hocking Valley and New York Central routes. Southbound Ohio schedules shift earlier or later by minutes, while Northbound No 3 departs Athens earlier. No Baltimore & Ohio changes were made.
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Indicted group to face Veders Court next week
A Federal Grand Jury indicted several individuals in varied offenses. Four cases involve liquor violations, thirty nine relate to narcotics, with remaining indictments covering postal, slave and immigration matters. Indictments were returned by the grand jury and the defendants will be arraigned in Veders Court next week.
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Frozen Wastes of North Idaho Hold Secret of Race to Save a Life
North Idaho reports a life saving race between men and dogs at Copper King Mine amid harsh weather. Dr J D Weber’s team fights poison exposure while medical crews seek a path to rescue the stranded party. Reports mention Lee Ittibone and Ute Ite as key figures guiding the operation amid unclear timing.
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Undetermined local incidents show month to month shifts
The readable fragments discuss a rise in accidents in Ultio fiduatries and surrounding areas, noting a higher count than the preceding month. References to Athens County, proportional logs, and daily incident tallies suggest a rise in reported occurrences over a short period, with unclear specifics.
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Seek Uniform Milk Rules In the State
Columbus on June 23 Oscar V2 Brindley member of the Columbus Board of Health was delegated to appoint a five member milk rule committee to lead discussion on state inspection and production regulations. The meeting, held with veterinarians and county officials, aimed to reduce duplication and unify inspection standards across regions to improve operation among divisions.
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Permits Required for Columbus Drivers Under New Rule
The legal notice reports that Columbus based operators of school buses must obtain chauffeurs licenses as per Attorney General Bettini’s ruling. It states school bus operators, whether owners or employed, must verify driver credentials and meet safety standards following the Berea bus crash where several children were killed.
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Cleveland Ripperk Case Brings Quieter School Hours
A mangled report notes disruptions at a Cleveland area school as authorities investigate enforced quitting by a student body. The incident references altered daily schedules and ground arrangements, with unclear details about perpetrators or outcomes.
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Health Chief Oversees New York Parrot Disease Probe
Mary McGrath, chief bacteriologist of the City Health Department, directs intensive tests on humans and parrots for a rumored malady. She presses a discreet start to uncover the illness and safeguard public health over a six year period.
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Mary McGrath
Mrs Felton Dies in Georgia From Injuries
A garbled flood of text references Mrs Felton allegedly dying from injuries in Georgia. The fragmentary lines mention places, people, and uncertain events with no coherent narrative or verifiable details to establish a clear obituary or incident report. The source remains unreadable and inconclusive.
Hooper Signs Order to Ban Parrots Here
Washington, Jin. President Hooper signed an order banning importation of a new distrusted birds amid a pentiaytosis outbreak. quarantine officers remain in force as embarka Vecantes Sunni tele restricts handling of parrots and related pets nationwide.
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Mother of 27 Survives in New Mexico Farm Family
The article recalls Mrs. Carvojil, a mother of 27 who came to New Mexico with her husband 68 years ago. They built a small farm where most of their children were born, and she served as grandmother to many, with 18 great grandchildren noted.
Railroad Rates In Congress Question Again
Washington Jan 26 The Interstate Commerce Commission asked legislators to act on a proposed rule to settle the issue raised by a recent Supreme Court operation decision. The commission indicated it does not favor continuing the possibility of rate increases and seeks a clear ruling on railroads rates policy.
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Food Dropped To Flood Victims From Planes
Victims in Indiana flood areas receive relief as airplanes resume food drops. Reports from Vincennes indicate continued aid to the submerged zones with guards and rescue efforts ongoing, amid challenging conditions and deteriorating access to affected communities.
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Man Passes in Severe Cold Sleep
An elderly man endured freezing temperatures sleeping on the ground and survived. The episode highlights harsh winter risks and the need for shelter and warmth for vulnerable individuals.
Shawnee Plans for Bobby Burns Dance
Local notes indicate Shawnee organizers schedule a Bobby Burns themed event with community involvement and tentative dates under consideration. Details remain unclear due to garbled source text.
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Bobby Burns
Elton Quits Post At School
Newspaper notes a personnel change at a school with unclear details. text mentions resignations and a shift in duties affecting departments and staff, including probable disruptions in operations and staffing.
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