Tennessee Feud Splits Democrats Over Patterson Case
Washington reports Taft administers plan to back a Patterson faction slate in Tennessee. The fight centers on the Patterson murder pardon and aims to swing August 4 judicial races and the November governor race. Fowler and Taylor are named as potential contenders amid Republican hopes for a compromise candidate.
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United Press
Washington
Taft
Tennessee
Patterson
Andi Patterson
James A. Fowler
United States
Fowler
Taylor
Patterson Judicial
Carmack
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
United States District Attorney
Edward Sanford
Kingsville
Foster Brown
Porto Rico
Recruit of Chorus Girls Opens Fields Theatrical Season
New York July 22 A convention of five hundred girls gathered as Lew Fields began assembling his companies for the coming season. The applicants included various types from broad to reserve, with 40 contracts filed. Ned Wayburn directed the selection and the musical and dance staff will assign the chosen to the No 1 Midnight Sons company opening first.
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New York
Lew Fields
Pields
Ned Wayburn
Midnight Sons
Brewster Building and Loan Co joins W and L railroad town
The Brewster Building and Loan Co with offices in Brewster is formed to fund loans for building in the new town. Capital stock is $100 a share with full and fractional shares possible. Nine directors govern the firm with officers elected from among them.
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Brewster Building and Loan Co
Brewster
Amusement Dates at Odeon Vaudeville and Majestic
Two evening performances announced for Odeon Vaudeville and Moving Pictures. Majestic Theater listings indicate additional showings to entertain local audiences.
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ODEON
Vaudeville
Moving Pictures
Majestic Theater
Meyers Lake Theater
Massillon Notes Gather for Civic Drive and Local Events
A joint meeting of the Massillon Business Men's Association and the Board of Trade aims to boost Brewster workers living in Massillon. Captain Frank P. Crowell arrives as Salvation Army leader. Knights of Columbus picnic draws 800 to Cedar Point. funeral announced for Mrs. Henrietta Thomas. local injuries and visits noted. invitations issued for a Friday reception hosted by Miss Helen Putman honoring Miss Elizabeth Shimer.
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Massillon
Business Men's Association
Board of Trade
Brewster
J. J. Wise
Grewster
Knights of Columbus
Cedar Point
The
Caton
George L. Fordyce
Youngstown
H Cc. Byman
Massissoh State Hospital
Helen Putman
East Main Street
Elizabeth Shimer
Milton, Pa
Hat mishap leads to head gash and personnel notes
The report describes Robn's hat incident causing an ugly head gash. Papa was told to leave the plant after repeatedly not reporting for work. Sharon is claimed as his residence. Prof. Kenneth E. Runkel announces Miss McDonald remains as vocal department assistant at the college conservatory, continued by the new head.
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Robn
Papa
Sharon
Kenneth E. Runkel
Miss McDonald
College Conservatory of Music
Yoehum Named Merchants' Policeman Replacing Alexander
J. J. Yoehum succeeds J. T. Alexander as merchants' policeman. Alexander becomes watchman at American Steel foundries. Yoehum is former sanitary policeman in the city. County Prosecutor Krrchbaum and Hon. J. J. Whitacre attended Alliance receptions Thursday.
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J. J. Yoehum
J. T. Alexander
Mr. Alexander
American Steel Foundries
Mr. Yoehum
Krrchbaum
J. J. Whitacre
Strike Quickly Adjusted At New Castle
Thousands of striking workers today began returning as a settlement last night ended the stoppage. Mines factories mills ship yards and docks that halted due to freight car shortages are reopening but severe congestion will keep conditions from normal for several days.
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New Castle
Eng
Evelyn
Alliance council eyes 80 000 bond for water project
At the July 22 session, Alliance council will seek passage of an ordinance for an $80,000 water system bond to fund a filtration plant and a large main to the south end to improve pressure. A dog pound ordinance is also pending as police target unmuzzled dogs. John Popa was fined and jailed for the brick attack on a clay plant foreman.
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Alliance
John Popa
Speidel
Jacob Relh
Alliance Clay Product
Rohn
Car Strike Impends as Arbitration Ends in Columbus
The Rail-Light company refuses to be bound by the state board decision after arbitration closes. Workers threaten strike after withholding removing union buttons. Officials expect a decision by Monday as union leaders meet in secret to decide next steps.
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Columbus Traction Company Platly
Columbus
Rail-Light Company
State Board
State Board of Arbitration
Rioting in Barcelonia Admit 178 Dead in Summer Outbreak
United Press dispatch from Madrid reports former Interior Minister LaCiercas acknowledging 178 deaths in last summer's Barcelonia riots. Republicans challenge the figure, citing 1725 trials and 500 acquittals, with over 1000 forced into exile mainly to France.
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Madrid
LaCiercas
Cortes
Barcelonia
Spain
LaCiervas
Cour Martial
Senor LaCiercas
France
California horticulturist Develops Edible Fragrant Rose Fruit
A California horticulturist reports a cross breed of climbing roses yielding a new edible and nutritious fruit. The breakthrough combines rose aesthetics with practical nutrition, potentially expanding garden harvest options.
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California
Anger and defiance in missing heiress suit case
New York reports Miss Helen Woodruff Smith of Bramtore Conn treks with her yacht Wikip and her suitor Griswold as he pursues a $50,000 breach of promise suit. She condemns him as a turncoat and cad while promising to publish and defend against blackmail claims.
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New York
Helen Woodruff Smith
Bramtore
Conn
Wikip
Husegell Griswold
Griswold
Miss Smith
Markeying
Census delay puzzles Canton supervisor
Canton census returns arrived early in Washington says Supervisor John P. Jones. He cannot understand why Canton’s report has not been announced and notes western and southern cities posted their returns later in Washington than Canton.
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Jones
Canton
Washington
Golden wedding tragedy near New York hidden in OCR notes
An unclear report details a Brookly n wedding anniversary disrupted by a suicide. A wife who had celebrated a golden wedding with Charley died after mood changes and a possible act of self harm. The husband and others were affected as police and onlookers reacted. The scene near a New York residence drew attention to a grim domestic incident.
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Tors
Una
Undefined text fragment report on archival page
The readable content shows no coherent event, names, or places. It appears as fragmented OCR data with stray characters and numbers, lacking a clear news item or dateline to summarize into a proper card.
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Henrietta Thomas
Grove's Patch
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Joseph Kaley
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Lillian Kaley
Cleveland
T. B. Culp
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Ada Ross
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Fred L. Snyder
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Brey
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North Market Street
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