Decorated Worcester War Hero John D Ausillo Honored by Italy
Sergeant John D Ausillo of 33 Bacon Street Worcester Mass receives a bronze medal and certificate from the Italian government for heroism in Albania during World War I. He enlisted in Naples August 15 1915 and served in the Italian front, rescuing lines in Trentino and later wounded in action after witnessing many comrades die.
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John D'Ausillo
Bacon Street
Worcester
Mass
D'Ausillo
Albania
Rome
P. di Scalea
Ital
Katte Dausing
Naples
Trentino
Setior
Fragmented OCR financial line items and numbers
A garbled set of financial figures and codes appears, listing liabilities, values, percentages, and totals with scattered numbers such as 1 2,862,137 16 220,000 10,387 26 66,000 and 1,074 3 a 28,426. The fragmentary data lacks context or clear entities to identify a cohesive event or report.
Brakebeam veteran's San Francisco log of hardship and hope
The fragmentary diary entries recount Joan C Pare and other disabled veterans traveling by brake beam to a San Francisco convention. Amid shellshock, beatings, and poverty, Pare recalls long journeys from Omaha to Frisco, seeking support, wages cut to eight dollars a month, and a vote for better conditions for veterans.
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Disabled Veterans’ Convention
San Pancisco
Joan C. Pare
H. Zoli
Omaha
San Francisco
Final hearing set on Burr and Knapp estate accounting
Truste Thomas Cullinan announces July 25 hearing on acceptance of the final accounting of the Burr and Knapp bankruptcy estate. A 7.1 percent final dividend is reported, bringing total dividends to 17.1 percent. Significant assets include property at 179 Jairfield Avenue and a school street lot.
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Burr and Knapy
Thomas M. Cullinan
John Keogh
Trustie Cuffian
Joseph Pazinas
E. L. Goleman
Mary E. Lewis
Guardian
J. A. Richardson
M. Steinberger
Joho cc
Chamberlain
United States
Burr and Knapp Company
Waterviler Water Company
Iear Troy, &. Y
New York State
New York
Southport Boy Fires Blank Gun Wounding Pal
In Southport on July 3, Jonn Vargo, 14, used a 22 blank cartridge pistol against 16 year old Nargi after an argument over a prior punch. Nargi suffered a light wound and was treated, while Vargo was arrested by Sheriff Elwood at his Oak Park home.
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Southport
Yuly
Jonn
Fargo
Vangg
Narg
Vargo
Nargi
Croker Applies for U S Administrator of Estate
Richard Croker filed with Surrogate Cohelan to appoint a suitable person or trust company as administrator of his father Richard Croker’s estate. The action aims to prevent the entire estate going to Mrs Burni Croker, as Croker contends. A citation returns September 19, and the case mirrors Croker’s effort to mediate control during a family dispute.
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New, York
Richard Croker
Cohelan
Richard
Tammany
Ireland
Ayan
Sohalan
Citiaon
Croker
Burn i Croker
Cornell Removal Row May Break At Next Meeting
Dissatisfaction with patronage and removal of John A. Carmell as town chairman drives a hidden organized effort by Democrats to reshape the party executive committee. Promoters seek resignations and district endorsements to prevent one man from controlling appointments, with eight committee members tied to current offices.
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Cornell
John A. Carnoh
Democratile Party
Ihe
Mae
Est
Bron
Adeline
Attic Wes
Abedicante
Executive Committee
Hurry Eleh
F. el
Beloin
Michay . Wirth
Gm Moran
Lawrence T. Gallagher
James Maginnis
John Hart
Gicre
Frank Hearn
Richard Myers
Cleventh
Willam Wenaghan
Alice Holden
Steels
Cosel
Nntin
Io Administration
Cireles
Sala
Youth Risks Life Saving Friend Amid Drowning Attempt
In New York on a nearby pier, 16 year old Joseph Sancher leapt into the North River to rescue his friend Joe Gimbel, 10, who was drowning. Sancher failed to reach him before exhaustion forced him to quit, attracting several launches to the scene.
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New York
Fely
Colume ‘Ia Yacht Club
Joseph Sancher
Iglone
Tod
Enum
Joe Gimbel
North River
Sander
Pitt
Stop Itching Eczema Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Zemo with drugstore availability for 35 to heal eczema, tetter, pimples, rash, blackheads, and similar skin diseases. It claims immediate action and skin clearing, urging Hemp as a penetrating antiseptic liquid for dependable treatment when others fail.
He Did Strike Oil in Springfield Oil Discovery
In Springfield Ohio on July 4 Sergeant Gustave Relate and Cap Dix RT arrived today amid news of a Texas farm oil strike. The men reflect on past favors, vow to be square with supporters, and discuss future retirements and investments as new oil wealth reshapes their plans.
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Springfield
Ohio
Gustave Relate
Cap Dix
Texas
Maran Rosslg
Nanston
Fairfield county budget meeting set for July 18
Fairfield county commissioners and state lawmakers from the county will convene July 18 to review and approve the county budget. The article notes the county extends from Sherman to Greenwich and to the New York state line, with several institutions under the county commissioners needing funding for maintenance.
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Fairfield County
Sherman
Shelton
Greenwich
New York
Slonerg
Iake
Baulares
Aries South
Yuly
Dork
Henry P. Craryard
Gremawiel
Mobile
A Teas
Charley T. Hart
Bethel
Boston
Colliger
Ning Betty Lambertson
Southport
Ted Mill River
Henry Kohler
Howard C. Taylor
Howard
Europa
Taylor
France
Belgium
Albert “Brushaber
Segumerer
Mya
Harry Brughaber
Elizabeth Corcoran
Thompsonville High School
Thomas Corcoran
King Highway
Pequot Vacat Club
Paine Fireworks Corp
Morse Case Continues Against Harry Moree
The case of Harry F. Moree of Groenwich and New York, charged by the U.S. government with conspiracy tied to wartime shipbuilding, was continued yesterday until next Monday. A Morse brother is on trial in Portland, Me, and prosecutors plan to appear here against Harry Morse once that case concludes.
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Harry FP. Moree
Groenwich
New York
United States
Hugo J. Lavery
Morse
Portland
fTarry Morse
George Gray Barnard Plans Huge War Memorial Work
New York July 3 George Gray Barnard famed sculptor of the Pennsylvania state capitol groups said he would devote the rest of his life to a sent memorial and hopes it will be erected in New York in the future He turned down an offer from a syndicate in Los Angeles to head the massing of the art academy prospect there.
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New York
George Gray Barnard
Pennsylvania
Los Angeles
Uedome Oe
Massery
Art Academy
Prize Offered for Boy With Most Dogs in Parade
Emmporia Gazette editor White offers a prize to the boy with the most dogs in the fourth of July parade in Konsan Emproia. Local letters praise a recent city administration plan while readers debate the promise of ten cents per dog at the pond.
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Emporia. Konsan
White
Emnoria Gazette
JITNEAR CLAIMS CAR WAS OPERATED AS TAXI
In New Haven in July, Harry Jones faced charges for running a jitney service between Seymour and Nangatuel. He was arraigned in Ansonia on a license violation from the Public Utilities Commission. His defense contends the vehicle was a taxi under his operation.
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New Haven
Wee
Harry, Jones
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