Fragmented Text From Historical Page With Sparse Readable Details
The readable parts reference places and names in a troubled narrative about crime and events, mentioning street scenes, a rear of a building, and vague references to police or investigators. There are scattered mentions of dates, locations, and individuals, but most content is garbled and not enough to identify a clear incident or outcome.
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Bnew
Mises
Soiegj
Mere Diet Jr
Baud
Scvitierr
Marth
Ac Vington Street
Wile E. Poeha Case Details Aiding Justice
A brief note outlines a detective effort in a case involving a suspect linked to a larger inquiry. Authorities disclose tightenings in surveillance and coordination among agencies to pursue charges. The report emphasizes persistent investigation and expected court action.
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Lawrence County Indiana
The sheriff of Lawrence County Indiana will auction at the courthouse door Bedford on the first mud day of March between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. the rents and profits for up to seven years of part of the southeast quarter of section 7 township 6 north range east. The sale covers the described property to satisfy a decree for 289.87 plus costs and interest. If rents and profits do not cover the decree the real estate may be sold free and clear of valuation or appraisal laws. William H. Sitler Sheriff and co. unknown amount of costs.
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Stice
Lawrence County
State of
Indiana
Lawrence City
Cnic Court
Arthur W. Sherrill
Theestate
John Hutter
Sameon M. Bever
Bedford
Lawrence
Tudiana
Rence
Aidisitco
Tange
William H. Sitler
Sherif Ane Co
Notice of Administration for Paul Short Estate
In the County Court of Lawrence County a notice of administration has been issued for the estate of Paul Short, deceased. The seal estate is valued at a stated amount and is proposed to be sold. Attorney Wilson is named as the administrator.
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Kase
Rator
Paul Short
Reneana
Adin
Sol
Lawrence County
Cirendt Court
Lawye County
St. We
David AL Brown
Ieneral
Untitled fragment chronicles failed signals at sea
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a submarine incident with engineers and periscopes noted. It mentions weather effects and a failed combination of signals. Multiple garbled names and places appear, making precise entities unclear.
Plan to Bombard Paris Cited In Vague Report
An unnamed plan to attack Paris involving a bombardment is mentioned. The report notes a location near Paris with no sign of a large force or insectlike hazards, and claims minority groups destroyed cement work at the site.
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Paris
Unclear Text Summary of Local Sport Note
Fragmentary report notes a sports event in Indiana with references to March 10 and a Williams of Nekomo. Details are garbled and key facts are unreadable. No clear outcome, participants, or institutions can be reliably identified from the readable fragment.
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Ind
Browght
Williams
Nekomo
Germany Will Triumph Says Navy Vet In Interview
Former U S Navy officer Rear Ndader claims in a published interview that Germany will win the war. He asserts Germany is fortified with food, war materials, and manpower and is exporting ammunition to neutral countries as Allied forces edge toward quitting. He warns the United States to heed the danger and notes large reserves yet to be drafted.
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Germany
France
Russia
Eneland
K Eneland
United States
Sing Sing Prison Unfit Cells Questioned at Hearing
Albany officials report Warden Thomas M. Osborne told Senate finance and Assembly ways and means committees that some Sing Sing inmates were held in unfit cells. He described damp walls and slime that could be scraped off by hand, citing severe conditions at the facility.
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Albany
Thomas M. Osborne
Sing Sing
Senate Finance and the Assembly
Ways and Means
Commissioner’s Sale of Real Estate in Lawrence County Indiana
The commissioner appointed by the Lawrence County Circuit Court will offer for sale at public auction the Cokenour Farm real estate in Marion Township. The sale requires a minimum bid of two thirds of appraised value with one third cash and the balance in two notes due in six and nine months, bearing six percent interest. The sale is subject to court approval and includes details of two described parcels totaling about 22 and 18 acres respectively.
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Circuit Court
Lawrence County
Indiana
Luis Gaines
Clarissa Cokenour
Marion Township
Tallyvrence Circuit Court
Thomas C. Underwood
Notice to Contractors for Gravel Roads in Lawrence County
The Lawrence County Board of Commissioners Indiana invites sealed bids by 2:00 p.m. Tuesday March 1915 for gravel or macadamized road projects in Shawswick and Marion Townships Bedford city streets and county roads. Each bid must include a bond twice the bid amount and be addressed to Ezra W Edwards Auditor with copies of Engineer and Viewers Report available on request. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Indiana
O'Elock
inShawswick
Marion
Shawswick
Old Bedford
Barnett Lane
Hostetler Schoul Uouse
Bryantsville
Hamers Mill
Juliette and Clackwell
Perry Road
Mitchell
Brooksown
Bedford
Shanswick
Marion Township
Ezra W. Howards
Board of Commissioners
Ofndiana
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