Manufacturers Split Over Fare Rate For I Y
Amid diverging views among manufacturers on transit fare policy, the Manufacturers’ Association prepares to vote on a plan affecting about 20,000 city workers. Factory shops near the center favor holding the 5 cent fare near the business district, while others push for a transfer and main street fare split. An executive session today will set policy for a March hearing, as Mayor Atwater hints at potential revenue needs and transfer protections.
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Hyington
Apel
D’ Associ Fon
Alpha Winter
Coneray Maanare
Manufarturers
Atcorbulion
Buisiness Centre
Neutrazone
Assault arrest on charges filed in Louds district
Bradshire Whaley of 120 Highland Avenue was arrested on assault charges filed by Sarah Campbell of the same address. He was released in Louds on a $40 bond.
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Whaley Bradshire
Highland Avenue
Sarah Campbell
Pinchot Plans to Enforce Prohibition in Pennsylvania
Governor Pinchot, poised to transform Pennsylvania’s liquor laws, promises a strong enforcement push backed by state resources. He aims to drive illegal traffic from the state while shaping a budget plan and policy reforms, with Mrs. Pinchot active in support.
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Guard Pinehot
Pennsylvania
New York
Pinchot
Avery
Pinghot
Pinehot
Politien
Yemen
Couran
Plachat
de Palilis
Republica
Uae
Hyver
Sean Teoaadel
Haibatel
de Alte
Otfon
Aig
Crone Eral
Coun
George Woodruff
Hin
Adeas
Finehol
Leip Lim
Hig Potedes
Cotay Cb
Atlew Bbs
Sinietise
Presidentiat Nonmiiador Ad & da Diddlanis Esc
Ponsylvania
Getter
Errisburg
Almad
Cho
Souphy
Molda
Pinehkor
Leo Commonwealth
Flint
Aida
Padaviventi
United States
Adfurt
Twa
Athotangs
Lielood
Milford Scouts Plan Father and Son Banquet
Milford residents were invited to a Father and Son banquet hosted by Troop 1 of the Milford Scouts at the Khost Congregational church parlors on Mu wh. mie braduel wito giaived Bray velovis, with speaker Northrum and a program including Goddie and dee work demonstrations. The event highlighted community participation with notable attendees and involved a variety of local organizations.
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Milford
Maren
Numbor
Way Scouts
Amorier
Khost
Braduel Wito
Bray Velovis
Northrum
Inelady J
Pred von Syehin
D. Stantey
Loci
M Hill
Mia Ed Gane
Malicious Arrest Charged in Law Suit
A civil case in the Superior Court alleges a malicious arrest connected to a St Louis based grocer. The plaintiff claims a former employee was unlawfully jailed on November 28 following an alleged embezzlement incident and subsequent court proceedings.
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Haneles
Clyip
Jacol Kalnmea
Neainer
Grovery Company
Poth Ub
Cen
Roe Putin
Crus
Phan
Ciniloye
Conan
Raninest Tila Owhea
Brides Superstitions Steal Wedding Veil Tale
The reporting notes brides avoiding wedding veil superstition after a male supervisor questions the practice. It describes Myray Hines and a councilman’s roles, plus references to local officials and political tensions surrounding the veil tradition and its associated costs and expectations.
White Way to North Avenue Proposal Heads to Aldermen
A motion to extend the White Way from Bay Hemt to North Avenue is presented. Aldermen Monslew and Brederick A Moule seek continuation of the street improvement, with Meade to assess options and a vote to follow.
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North Avenue
Brederick
Bay Hemt
Northavon Morehants
Lyiivers Wong
Tly Thorowshfara Bayn
Meade
U S Planes Leave Cuba En Route to Guantanamo
U S planes depart from Cuba en route to the Guantanamo base under Captain Te Laumphier. They fly toward Guantanamo Naval Base about 209 miles away via Camagney, with one plane remaining at Camaguey as the others proceed.
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U. S
Cuba
Guantanamo
Banta Clara
Sent Clara
Gubp
Gx Amerlenan Wrray
Te. Laumphier
Amerlony Naval Base
Guantanano
Camagney
Camiyy
Colmubla
Goew
Mithria Lodge Plans Page and Candidate Investiture
Mithria Lodge will confer the page and candidate titles Friday night. The building committee confirmed plans for a temple project and a delegation is expected to make the trip.
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Mithria Lodge
Rani
Mithra Lade
Kishin
Pything
Page
Humphrey Lodge
Seymour
Uin
Woman Hurt When Thrown From Wagon
A woman identified as Mia Ainedin Mirging at 2 Teton Avenue was thrown from a wagon while riding a pickup truck yesterday morning. She landed on her head and was admitted in serious condition to St Vincent Hospital.
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Ainedin
Mintor
Fragmentary note hints at a weekly cake or dine event
The garbled text appears to reference a weekly item or meeting involving cake or dine at a location possibly named Tank Ho with unclear names and dates. The legible bits suggest a quarter of something and a bag, but no coherent event or participants are identifiable.
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Crochet Needle Feeds Faster Draw Time
A garbled note explains how a crochet needle and hook can ease drawing a thread, hinting at efficiency when the yarn ends. It suggests the hook helps pull a string through with less effort as the work progresses.
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Wheeer
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M Wihun Pot Ming
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