Boy Scout Leader Dies in Greenwich
Arthur Fobia, son of Mr and Mrs Bluber, prominent in Boy Scout circles, died at home this morning. He was a graduate of La Gitton High School and admired for his service with the Sound Raub troop. Survived by his parents and a sister, services planned at Saint Welton church with burial at the local cemetery.
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Prospective Buyer Wins 2100 From Auto Dealers in Dispute
A prospective buyer receives 2100 from auto dealers amid a settlement described in a skewed court record. The case centers on ownership and damages tied to an automobile reportedly owned by the defendant. The document references multiple parties and legal actions, though details are obscured by OCR errors and partial names.
No 10 Downing Street In Danger of Collapse
A damaged OCR fragment reports No 10 Downing Street at risk of structural failure. It cites concerns over care for the prime minister’s health and notes experts examined conditions and recommended stabilization and possible reconstruction warnings amid prolonged aging of the building.
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Mayor Phillips Seeks Democratic Nomination for Lieutenant Governor
May or Phillips announces candidacy for lieutenant governor on the Democratic ticket and outlines his platform. He calls for recall of Public Utilities Commission members by popular vote and for reforms including addressing corruption and restoring a five cent street service charge.
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Gasoline Station Injunction Case Heard In Sunfield Firm
Judge John W Benks heard a Superior court injunction action contending a Sunfield company seeks to permanently restrain a gasoline service station at Waufield and Filsworth streets from use. The defendant asserts deed restrictions prevent the move and seeks damages for rental value and loss of property desirability.
Dead Volcano One Of New Mexico's Sights
An extensive description details a national monument in northeastern New Mexico known as Dead Volcano. It outlines its dimensions, crater, lava flows, and cone, noting its elevation above sea level, base diameter, crater size, and surrounding volcanic region near the Rocky Mountains.
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Lame Ducks Form Flock On Island To Win Food
A distressed report describes a large gathering on an island where lame ducks attempt to win food. Officials note the crowd’s disorder and the participation of many crippled and able persons in a bold, improvised effort. The scene involves a mix of chaotic action and communal cooperation.
40 000 Recreation Leaflets To Be Passed
Pierce Vo Gahan announces 40000 recreation leaflets detailing locations and offerings of recreation facilities by Burk and Recreation departments. Leaflets will be distributed to hotels, Chamber of Commerce, and city venues where seekers can obtain information. Attendance records show 1,600,660 enjoyed recreation during the 1923 season.
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Church Must Pay $1,400 To Woman Agent For Sale
A church was ordered to pay 1400 dollars to a female agent over a sale dispute. The case involved misapplied funds and improper handling of commissions from a property tied to Shippan. Judge Witham Wood upheld the decision, noting lack of proper conduct by the church in the transaction.
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Petrified Forest Pilfered by Collectors Underscores Losses
An International News Service report notes large scale theft of petrified wood from Northern Arizona's forest. It describes unprotected pieces exported, risking a national treasure as collectors and dealers move material abroad. Officials seek congressional action to protect the site.
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British cattle culled in mouth disease outbreak
The outbreak of mouth disease in Dosland led to the destruction of 118,060 cattle and cost the county 16 million dollars. Noel Buxton, Labour Minister of Agriculture, urged scientific research to find the root cause and prevent further outbreaks. Burton announced powers to combat the disease and support control measures.
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Lasting relief for rheumatic pain promised by seller
A garbled promotional notice touts a new treatment for rheumatism gout neuritis and neuralgia claiming many bottles sold and strong guarantees. It urges readers to ask their pharmacist and pharmacist authorized salesman for the product and to visit stores for purchase despite unclear evidence and wording.
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