FWO Held In Gem Robbery Case In New York
Report cites two men Moran and Yots. both accused in a jewel theft from Carmen's apartment. Details mention bonded bail of 125000 CAD and involvement of Mrs Carmen, Ren oer, and a Buffalo capitalist. Police tied informant Seals to the case and outlined Jewels reportedly taken.
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New York
Jewels
Tilo
Sain
Colkimeus
Moran
Generaec
Nestec
Pollopytres
Alford Hospital Head Resigns After Short Notice
Former Brien Cameron, seven years head of the local hospital, resigns to marry Dr. Con. The abrupt departure ends a tenure marked by steady governance and local service, with colleagues noting the sudden announcement and plans for transition.
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4Lford Hospital
Brien Cameron
Lacal Institution
Dr. Con
Reserve Officers Aid Army Organization Requests
The document requests reserve officers to assist the army and addresses authorization strength. It notes mailing to members and mentions general officers, the acting authority, and the 34th Act. The text contains scattered phrases about Rumors and institution status.
Funeral notices for infants and elderly in city records
Died T4th 1023 Pioresehla infant Mughteef Vecor and Emmaneth Blees aged year month. Funeral at St James church Wellins at 7 pm with interment at Sc Michaels cemetery. Also notice for Frank Kuvik aged 77 months with funeral at his late residence on Tuesday July 12 with interment at a local cemetery.
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Pioresehla
Mughteef Vecor
Emmaneth
Thors
Wellins
Iast
St James
Sc. Michaels
Frank Kuvik
Dumitly
Pierre Prada
Duhns Cenetors
Walnut Beach Chapel Hosts Picnic in Bridgeport
Walnut Beach Chapel held a Sunday school picnic at Walnut Geseh Union chapel in Bridgeport. Mothers and children gathered for outdoor games and a basket meal served by Mrs. FL Castle, with organizers and attendees noted for a community outing.
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Walnut Beach Chapel
Bridgeport
Bilporm
Nemenic
Near East Pact Seals End World Negotiations in Lausanne
In Lausanne the signings by Britain, Italy, Japan, Greece and Turkey mark the end of months of negotiations. The British delegation leaves tonight, with America and Turkey still negotiating the Turkish American treaty. The city glows with electric lights as the ceremony concludes.
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Laucsannes
Britain
Nee
Japan
Greece
Turkey
Univer
Tatiana
Pasha
Aegla
Lausannac
Briish
Americhs
Trea
Charity groups in Gonn given share in 250000 will
Mrs Gertrude I Dunmount Vernon yesterday left nearly 250000 to be shared among multiple charitable institutions. Beneficiaries listed include Sendman Settlement School in Eldoraiman, Brounl Heri School in Northfield Missouri, Ronald Virginia School, Good Will Home in Hinghly, and Foreisa of Je Fos Frignd te Clete. Teac church and Americas L000 are also noted in the will.
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Witite VL. SS
Chari Mole
Gertrude I
Dun- Mount Vernon
Teac
Ofhureh
Old Tie Americas
Riot at asylum ends after patient death
After a violent disturbance at the facility, inmates caused casualties, with one death reported. Guards struggled to regain control as the scene stabilized, leaving staff and patients wary in the aftermath.
Tailor Shop Blaze Investigated After Explosive Fire
A tailor shop blaze near Gillie front caused shock as a passer-by felt the explosion and the flames roared into the street. Firefighters quickly controlled the inferno within minutes, with crowd spectacle and structural damage to nearby walls and department store fronts.
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Gillie
Nio
Libel suit over tombstone inscription in Tennessee
Walker County Georgia man plans to face Hamilton County grand jury in Chattanooga to seek an indictment for criminal libel against T. L. Baker. The action stems from a tombstone erected by Biraver for his son George Diver near Chattanooga, alleging unjust murder and implicating a deputy sheriff killed last summer.
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Chattanooga
Tennessee
Ollidlala
Walker County
Georgy
Viun
Tiamilton
T. L. Baker
Biraver
George Diver
Tre Baker
Bancette
Stamford Autoist Freed in Fatality
In Stamford, a driver involved in a fatal trolley crossing accident on Chapiel Street near Malfoy July 18 was freed after a court hearing. The incident prompted Connecticut company TAKS Mules to push crossings improvements following multiple near misses.
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Stamford
Wavies
Charles Dur
Staniard
Automnovie de
Mary Ik
Gaime
I Malfoy
Ce Xebieh
Fia
Atari Audigy
Careener
MES
Wien
Fire threat kept in check at West Hop community
N F Pere and Contoonock assisted in fighting a blaze that endangered West Hop- Jelncon, with buildings valued at 30,000. Five horses were likely damaged as crews contained the flames.
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Wovelston
Ebr Apps Ca
Lienniker
Contoonock
Contro
Entertain Neighbors by Radio of Firemen
A fragmented OCR item describes a local radio entertainment event by firemen for neighbors. It references community engagement and suggests a municipal or neighborhood setting with informal tone and scattered names.
Meteor Scare At Bethlehem Family In Odd Event
A bizarre incident unfolds as a falling meteor startles a Bethlehem family at work. The event described in the fragmentary report references a mysterious phenomenon and mentions observers and locations, with an air of superstition and unresolved questions about the end times.
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Bethlehem
Fragmented OCR reveals chaotic wartime prose and disjointed imagery
A highly garbled OCR text presents a fragmented scene with bursts of sound and distant figures. Nonsensical sequences mix with interrupted phrases about battles, voices, and a chaotic atmosphere, leaving the core events and identities unclear.
Peters Parents Seek Indictment of Ward in Peters Death
Walter S Ward, son of a wealthy baker, faces potential charges as his case is reviewed by a special grand jury in White Plains New Jersey. Eldridge Peters and Dr Inez O Peters traveled from Haverhill Massachusetts to press for Ward’s indictment after Ward claimed self defense in the death of Clarence J Peters. The Peters couple testified over about an hour urging trial and justice from Governor Smith’s reopening of the case.
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White Plains
N. J
Clarence J, Peters
Haverhill
Mass
Alain
Walter S. Ward
Ward
Inez O. Peters
Mrs. Peters
Grand Jury
Alleged Draft Dodger Served in Canuck Army
Ansonia July 24 Special. Oliver, charged as a draft dodger, was taken into custody by an immigration inspector last Friday. He is said to be a regular enlisted man in the Seventh Canadian Gunnery regiment, limited to his homeland due to a minor ailment. He reportedly crossed into the United States without paying $8 immigration tax and returned to Canada to enlist, then came back to this country to face custody.
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Ansonia
Arethur Oliver
Clarke
Canadian Gunnery Regiment
Becaus
Olver
Canada
Hea
Ling
Bridgeport Leads State in Disease Cases Reported
Bridgeport topped the Connecticut weekly morbidity report with 14 communicable disease cases for the week, led by diphtheria, scarlet fever, and measles. New Haven logged 11 cases, while the total across the state was lower than the prior week which noted 11 measles and related illnesses.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut
State Board of Health
New Haven
Lée
Colebagok Woman Receives Cross of St Xavier
A group of Near East Relief workers honored for refugee aid at a ceremony in New York City. George presented the Cross at St Xavier to eleven workers including Meloney Hen ewe of St Louis Ray Whitehall Thalph Knipp Washington Morel Olean Baker Philadelphia Tamina Cashmin Boston Dorothy Sultan Colebrook Conway the Misses Glebe Bivathies Sarah Corning Yarminuth Maes Heatin Gertrude Anthonys Los Angeles.
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Anitengs
Near Einat
Jstra
Gacene Nta Lunehsen
Gere Toda
Bang George
St. Xavier Spon
Symma Dinikler
Meloney Hen Ewe
St. Louis
Ray
Whitehall
Thalph
Knipp
Swashington
Morel
Olean
BR. C. Baker
Orezuns
Ro Heeer
Philadelphia
Tamina Cashmin
Boston
Dorothy Sultan
Colebrook
Conway
Glee Bivathies
Sponges
Sarah Corning
Yarminuth
Maes Heatin
Gertrude Anthonys
Los Angelus
Hold Services for Honorary Members
A fragmented report notes a ceremony held for honorary members with entertainment by an unnamed choir and speakers including W. Dayle and Geseete. Officers and departments were in attendance, with Mrs Hesain Reinty and others listed among organizers.
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Sergicas
Che Uishoy
Bythlea
Wreamanivs
Atite Departimieah
Wenibers
T. W. Dayle
Col Th de Sedley
Ariiuae
Carles PL
Sprague
Hesain Reinty
Bours Wolt
Rar
Savihkar Yo
Ad Soto Bey
Duta
Ph Klabrett
Eederey
Hunter Doajes Oh Weiceh
Mamaroneck Police Detain Runaway Girls
Mamaroneck police yesterday held two juvenile girls after finding them at a local area. One girl, about 10 years old, had previously been reported missing. Police are continuing to investigate circumstances surrounding their disappearance and return to family.
Giant Fish Scuttles Boat in Battle at Sea
In Montauk a 66 pound giant fish attacked boats and men yesterday afternoon as crews scattered to safety. A fisherman named Amman spotted the monster within 300 yards of shore. It ripped the bottom of a boat, ignored attacks, and rammed others in a bid to sink them. Misha Amminn launched a power trawler, rescued his brother, and the fish was killed after 19 minutes of shooting.
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Misha Amminn
Bandits Take $140000 After Toronto Bank Heist Duel
Six bandits fought a pistol battle with twelve bank messengers in Toronto. The robbers escaped in a Sissen car with about 140000, leaving three wounded messengers. One critically injured, two others in serious condition. Fugitives fled toward the American border as police pursued along the Hamilton highway. Banks involved were Bank of Nova Scotia and Sterling Bank.
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Toronto
Financial District
Hamilton
Ontario
Jordan Street
D. Campbell
Nieasenger
Stering Bank
Jeff Lung
A. F. Duck
Ounton Bank
James
Bank of Novia Scotia
Sterley Bank
Hearn De Rosa Nuptials Set for Monday Morning
The wedding of Miss Nellie Hearn and Miss De Rosa will be held Monday at 9 in Charles church with Rev. D. P. Moran officiating. Bride wears white georgette with orange blossoms, bridesmaid Mrs. Mee Hearn in tan crepe, reception at the couple's Berkshire avenue home, after which they sail for a Boston honeymoon and plan to reside at 162 Berkshire Avenue.
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Nellie Hearn
Anne Hearn
Berkshire Avenue
Ever de Rosa
Anne de Rosa
Linen Avenue
Charles’ Church
DP. F. Moran
Miss Hearn
Mis
Mee Hearn
Cieyni
Bostin
Mmeter
Boston
Uc 162
Berkshire
Avenis Wiss
Pis Peen & Reephons
Smithern
England
Cormpaniet de Hos
Tin Rt Moir Truvk Contiumy
Auto Amateurs Must Learn to Drive in Month Hartford
An 1921 Connecticut attorney general opinion warns that any person who drives a motor vehicle on public highways without a license faces prosecution under chapter 400. The guidance, issued by Attorney General Crank J. Henry, emphasizes licensing and enforcement roles of the motor vehicle department.
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Hartford
Conner
Crank J. Henry
Muter
Evening Meeting Notices and Advertisements
A fragmented listing of local gathering notices and advertisements includes meeting reminders, lodge affiliations, and event locations such as 64 Cit ar street and 270 Ehn alaytet elhimerdin lodge. It references labor unions, funeral arena, and a charity or religious item, with promotional text for herbal extracts.
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Iss
Sedna Vas
Qytinkty Ab Americn
Manion Stepan Key Otan Coyrell
Ehn alaytet _ elhimerdin lodge
O, S&s
Sripce Steoel
Former Health Officer Brown to Speak Here Today
Judge Paul Miller will preside at a picnic luncheon by the Council of Social Agencies near Lookout in Beukaley Park today at 12:30. Dr. Walter J. Brown, head of the Child Health Demonstration in Mansfield, Ohio, will be guest of honor and discuss his work. The Boy Scouts will serve. welfare organizations will be represented. rain moves to the Chamber of Commerce assembly room.
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Paul Miller
Council of Social Agencies
Beukaley Park
Walter J. Brown
Mansfield
Ohio
Willam H. Coon
By. Brown Ud
Boy Scouts
Clarence King
Staples
Charmber of Commerce
Court Exchange Huiltline
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George Eppated
Ort van Din Salli
Ahriblian
Lier Ped
Moen
Gm Wien Pty
Preschersavan
Toayvigse
Faye Lie
Tata
Telegram
Phleveland
Enews
Ata
Lenellet
Lars
Utica
Teleaecani
Waterberg
Chet
Creaton
Siga
Bey
Waris Ativery
Bart Stevet
Gellicheim
Denver
Tiela
Paris
Aye
Aly Green
Dean
Atv
Welliainks Bey
Sven
Yours
Piers Ayarsh
Pirek
Drreguhir Shige
Cid
Ghalead
Canuck
Colebagok
Cross OF ST. Xavier
Mamaroneck
Eun Tmeeryy
Cuaisconkinn
Manasin
Itesevere
Ghia
Atamaronerk Tunsy Bs
Polles
Hearn-De Rosa
Badber
Brown
Exide
the Electric Storage Battery Company
Bygay Tire & Rubber Co
Magic Street Brideeperl
Conn
Bosaks Touleailoss
NOSAK
Airtiggist
Bosak Manufacturing Co
Ranton
Stratfield
Sa. Ua
Ite
Stratfield Hotel FA
Cantwell
Mage
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