Michigan Passes Alien Registration Law Aimed at Foreign-born
Michigan moves to adopt a strict alien registration law to curb foreign-born residents amid high unemployment and auto-industry pressures near the border. The measure aims to persuade other states and possibly the federal government to follow suit, though critics warn of widespread persecution and practical difficulties in a nationwide registry. Also, a separate discussion notes historically low interest rates creating opportunities for big lenders while small businesses struggle to compete.
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Michigan
Detroit
Trans Atlantic Yacht Race Promises Adventure Across 3000 Miles
A recent trans Atlantic yacht race from Lyrouth, England to a distant destination covers under 3000 miles. Vessels vary in size from large to small with crews bracing for three weeks at sea. The starship and stern endurance will be tested as crews seek favorable winds and swift passage.
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Lyrouth
England
Cen
Reen Tha
Installment buying fuels spread of consumer goods
The article notes that buying on installment forms the bulk of purchases for household equipment and autos, with Gur Hulse of the Retail Credit Association detailing about six billion dollars in annual installment activity. Automobiles and appliances dominate, while the system expands the market reach for radios, refrigerators, and vacuum cleaners.
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Gur H. Hulse
Nad “Retail Credit Association
United States
Vic Hulse
Cross Section of New York by a Five Cent Trolley Ride
New York feature describes a leisurely five cent trolley tour from Broadway waterfront to Harlem, offering a broad view of the city’s life. It highlights sights from Wall Street to Fifth Avenue, Broadway theaters, hotels, and diverse neighborhoods, noting the ease of seeing Gotham’s contrasts while meeting conductors and locals.
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Gilbert Swan
York
Manhattan
Gotham
Broadway
Wail Street
Harlem
Columba Mgs
Delea- Bevent Universite
Oaar
Heby Regom
Broa
Fragmented OCR finds on Armageddon and history tests
A garbled OCR excerpt cites Armageddon usage questions and historical terms. It mentions Bartletz, Cerberus, Medal of Honor, a March date, a frigate incident, and references to monuments, Congress, and a systematic forestry effort at Brimers, with scattered names and places.
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Cerberus
Legmiennetta
Brimers
Luther S
Santa Ross
Truth and Poetry By James Montague Hem an Nature Seeds of War
A fragmented moral meditation on war and vengeance. The piece argues that grudges smolder within individuals and nations, fueling cycles of retaliation. It contrasts public bravado with private fear and warns that concealed animosity can spark future conflict.
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James
Montague Heman
Fredericko Coudert
Man Charts Unbelievable Birdlike Flight Feats
An analysis notes a man has learned flying feats surpassing birds with reports of speeds up to 430 percent higher than 40 feet, diving and looping maneuvers, and non stop ocean hops over 30 miles upside down. It mentions a 16,000 mile round trip in under five days and hints at future stories like The Man who Wore a Beard for a Shirt.
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Mydovg
Janey
Pve
Han
High mark for motor cycles in world War era report
Frederic Haskin notes a 5 percent gain in motorcycle registrations globally, with the United States leading in automotive output while Britain and France follow. The piece analyzes why motorcycles rise in poorer regions due to lower initial costs and operating expenses, detailing income and price factors that shape global adoption.
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Haskin Co
Antygad
Tay
Sweden
United States
Messenger Offers a Booklet on Ice Cream Making
The Athens Messenger provides a booklet on ice cream making with directions on freezing, using evaporated milk or cream, and flavoring methods. It mentions preparation notes, a price of four cents for four copies, and lists Haskin as director in Washington.
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The
Athens “Messenger
Alexander Legge Surprises As Farmers Rally Support
Alexander Legge former head of the Farm Board surprises readers with a blunt claim that American agriculture is thriving beyond other sectors. He touts farmers forming a strong political bloc while warning of economic pressures like shifting crude oil markets and dairy capital shifts affecting farm competitiveness. A European bombing near St Peter’s Cathedral is noted in passing, with authorities urged to identify the culprits and safeguard the Vatican.
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Farm Board
Luestock Asse
Solent
Ohio University notes and campus events from early records
A collection of campus items including Prof George L Lambs museum rock study, F PF Philips winning a contract for 20 houses at Bridgeport for Lorain Coal and Dock Co, Ohio University male quartet lineup, Athens State Hospital paving near Stringtown Road, and a $10 000 dairy barn on the Bower farm planned for the next year. TEN YEARS AGO alumni praise President Brian and a Legion band reception for 1800 summer students.
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Lorain Coal and Dock Company
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Athens State Hospital
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State
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Onis University
Elmer Barritt Bryan
Ohio University
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Messenger
Brian
Athens Merchants
Federal judges differ on juvenile cases in federal court
Washington July 20 In the Wickersham commission study on child offenders the report notes broad judicial differences in treating minors. Some judges favor juvenile services over federal institutions, while others treat youths as adults, leading to varied outcomes for eight to sixteen year olds across districts.
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the Capitol
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Washington
Wickersham
Sam
United States
Teorre
Dyer Automobile Bettet
Wickersham Commission
Federal
Silent Observations of Kids and Adults in a Hotel Lobby
An observer recalls a quiet hotel lobby scene with a tall frowning older man bothered by children and their mothers. He notes multiple encounters of misbehavior, including a mother hiring nurses for her two boys, a child throwing stones in a park, and a grandma disciplining a boy at a concert bench, all illustrating household tensions.
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Talling Agarn
Iitle Chep
Rene
Hum
Moon
Bia
Hari
Fragmented Market Prices For Dairy Goods In Messy OCR
The read text shows garbled pricing for dairy items with units like per cent and cents. It mentions cream priced at eighteen cents and fifty-two cents with references to cows and farming costs. The passage reflects distribution price discussions and unclear figures.
Dead Father Found in Park
A man was found dead in a park and later identified at the morgue as John R. Walter, age 32, with family noting his disappearance from home. Authorities described the case as a fatal incident, with limited readable details from the damaged text.
Fliers Awarded Prize Amid Global Tangles and Names
A garbled notice mentions a prize of 820000 LOMDON linked to a scheme touching Budapest. Names include Count Stephen Bether and Alexander Ma yar, with references to Slanger prime minister tstress George Endres. The Danly Mai sancunceé figures in the elided report.
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Kel Rothersute
Syiush
Lost Bets at Arlington: Bettor Hopes for Roses Win
Fragmentary OCR describes a bettor in Chicago named Jackson, who misplays wagers across races at Arlington Park. He bets early on the first, then shifts to later races, loses across several bets, and ends with a disastrous run including the sixth and seventh races. A party tied to Herbert Jackin is referenced, with chaotic betting outcomes and a note of a body found near the final race.
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Pant Bosyan
Paul Buaras
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