Police report details multiple arrests across counties
A chaotic scroll of names and charges emerges from a regional police log. Victims include Stewart Hare with injuries, and Quinton Danino Swift linked to holiday-related fraud and a Briar Creek incident. other suspects face charges from theft to statutory crimes and brawls in Charleston and Washington district, with dates scattered from April to May.
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Tony
Seiecten
Leek
Oan
Johariges
Pething
Cartineh
James Stewart
Walter Mbortin
Emierva
Buny Store
Irrendman
Benn
Wihonney
Stiep Clustey
Rtessing Schuwert
Winifrede Coal
Petrher
Barehare
Charleston
Kiavler
Oharlie
iWarkins
Criminal docket outlines pleas and trials at intermediate court
The docket lists Kewik Pritt Crockett Malling and Trump HH facing charges for the murder of Dewey Graiuin with a May 1 hearing before Judge MH. Ke black. Three pleas of guilty were received to dude Bleek yesterday and a criminal trial date was set. James Hardy pleaded guilty to breaking and entering Sparkes hardware store on Quar rher street and was sentenced to two years. Frank Johnson received a similar sentence for breaking into the home of Howard Smith. George Williams pleaded guilty to stealing $5 worth of a coin from a market on Washington street and received a penitentiary term. Additional cases include Tudse orrix Albert Willians and Clare regory on statutory charges, George B Cock for larceny of 1,000 from R. F. DeBoard, William Bibbs and Sam Adams for 1r larceny of 83 from Enna Pyter, and Fred Stanley and George Littrel on transporting a moonshine still and mash. Fred Got will stand trial May 11.
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Kewik Pritt
Crockett Malling
Trump HH
Dewey Graiuin
Hlakeley
Ke Black
Gailty
Dude Bleek
Jjames Hardy
Hale Street
Sparkes Hardware
Quarrher Street
Frank Johnson
Howard Smith
Theu
Mency
George Williams
Young Ye Market
Washington Street
Elven
Tudse Orrix
Albert Willians
Clareregory
George B Cock
R. F
Willian Bibbs
Sam Adams
Enna Pyter
H. H. Hoffman
Fred Stanley
Andeorge Littrel
Fred Got
Epsom Salts Safer Plain Dose For Constipation
A reader ad promotes "Epsonate Balts" and "Epsenade Salts" as tasteless, effective laxatives. Four doses of plain Epsom Salts are said to relieve constipation and headaches, with dosing before meals and claims of low cost per package. The ad credits American Ensom Ausn and urges asking drug stores for the products.
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Elis
Montgomery Road Is Ordered Closed For Surfacing Work
Montgomery Road between Clarieston and Cedar Grove will be closed to traffic for three miles west of Cedar Grove as crews resurfacing nearly four miles in the Charleston area. Charleston-Montgomery road work is under the contractor and weather delays may extend reopening to July. Motorists should use the Coalburg ferry and follow detours along the river.
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Cedar Grove
Clarieston
Montgomery
Compassion
Cedar Groves
Oentire
Charleston
Muntgeberg
Tris
Trafic
Pons Tructor
Venstraedon
Chiarleston-Montgomery
Gistwuoee
Coalvure
Montyorts Fery
Tren
Kelbaidig
Junior League Revue Lights Up Large Audience
The Junior League held its second annual Revue before a large crowd, featuring many performers and a parade of acts. Notable participants included Miss Marauret Thaver and Virginia Duns, with Tony Tier and Agatha Clark among those listed. The show opened with a lively number, drew enthusiastic applause, and showcased a wide array of performances from students and members, ending with a strong finale.
Fragmented OCR reads like a crowded social page
The garbled lines list numerous names with titles and roles, suggesting a society or event notice. It mentions Miss Mild, Ruth Walitgs, Miss Audrem Hay, Miss Mats Ret, and many others, along with scattered places and descriptors, but details are obscured by corrupted OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atte Exenies
Huth
Miss Mild
Nike
Petires
Robert Ponies
Shewell
Petite
Miss Eftholet Whittermeen
Recess Willinigs
Miss Katherine
Patterson Henserthe
Darst
Miss Soliahein
Mace Aardriws
Stubbs
Anacies Clee Wey
Crodin
Javis Brown
Ubey
Unclear historical note on chess event players and names
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled list of names and actions related to a chess context. Notable terms include Mathews, Clark, Welder Brow, Venice, Durst, Caceres, Perichon, and a few scattered personal titles. Details are indiscernible, with no coherent event or outcomes extractable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews
Feahely
Clark
Harald Swwisker
Marty Fiveby
Miarasster
Sini
Venice
Hela Perichon
Mravees Paste
Masnutie Wr ted Aan Satan Movie
Abhay Terpys Noviiie announces a new film project titled The Uredime Lett Tis Sp the Brio Wendie. The satire aims to provoke with sharp wit and dark humor, drawing attention to celebrity culture and modern anxieties.
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Abhay
Unclear OCR fragment about race and death details
Fragmentary text from a reported event references a race and a death near St Manis. It mentions Wan, April date, a racer named Mareseating, and locations like Tah. The legibility is insufficient to determine precise names, teams, or outcomes.
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Tak
Fay Lo
Tory
Manis
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