Beggar Hordes in Paris Bask in Cold Spell
The article describes beggars along the Seine and at bridges and quays seeking coins in winter, with eye catching signs in French and English. It notes church beggars prohibited by law except on feast days, and various street hawkers near Louvre, Champs Elysees, and Rivoli district appealing to tourists and locals.
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Seine
Rue de Riven
Guages
Ayeak
O'Beck
Opera
Rivoli
Hetla
Léegear
Tkels
Louvre
Peat
Modest Black
Neuilly
Vincennes
Champs Elysees
Hamler Held to Grand Jury in Municipal Court
Walvin Hamier charged with felonious shooting was ordered held to the grand jury by Judge C. Frank Hobbitt in municipal court yesterday. He remains confined in the county jail. The case of George Hill, also charged with felonious shooting, was continued until December 5.
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Walvin Hamier
Dack Rucker
Budge C. FR. Hobbitt
George Hill
Speculation Over Gore Senate Bid Ties To GOP Ties
The Delta notes Governor Gore faces a potential Senate run but questions whether he will pursue the seat or continue as governor. It records public calls for clear disclosure of Sam Mattison’s mission during a recent visit, and weighs Gore’s political future against Clarksbury Senator Gott and party dynamics.
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Gere
Sam Mattison
Rael
Sueh
Casey
Sam Mailisen
Howard M. Gore
Mo Alee Jang
Rin
Cam
Anca Ferth
Eiates Senats
Gorty
Senate
Clarksburg
Gott
Ted
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Gore
Howard Tare
Buford Heads Medical Society In 1920s Style Election
A 1920s era note reports Buford to head the Irummiwihit County Medical Society with officers chosen by unanimous vote. President Burford, Vice President Balint, Secretary-Treasurer Maxk Mela Barber, and censor Mugt Thompson. A committee chair will organize a December 14 event with a guest of honor, Dr. George Grissinger. The meeting featured Dr. Tranna of Cincinnati discussing radium uses in treatment and warning about delays in care leading to fatalities.
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Wy Wo Balint
Teeasures
Tir
I Maxk
Mela Barber
Mugt Thompson
George Grissinger
Ehdaen
Ue Intertainment Ovine
Dagnary
Murder case set for jury today in Mackey Street theater
A troubled courtroom record describes Mrs Mickey as protagonist in a February murder near Court Street. Testimony outlines a crossing confrontation that ended with a fatal shot. Governing figures discuss law and welfare implications as the case heads to the jury.
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Jackson
Mackey
Court Street
Abiel Ey
Mickey
Tacksen
Marriage Licenses Issued in Kayawhe County list
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday by the county clerk. Kayawhe county couples Thy fallowine amarriage licenses Welle and Pate, Oh, and Wattle Miller, 34, of Kayawhe county. Andrew o Remellina, 45, of Raleigh county and Auuttin oyki, 7, of Kanawha county also received licenses.
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Wattle Miller
Kayawhe
Andrew O Remellina
Raleigi County
Auuttin Oyki
Kanawha Cowntys
Ill Landis Contract Renewal Sparks Debate
The long debated renewal for Landis as baseball commissioner draws mixed expert and fan opinions. Managers players and owners largely oppose a renewed contract while praising his popularity and the game’s fascination with the commissioner role, warning against concentrating power.
Bottlers Meet At Fairmont Ends Meeting In Loud Fragment
A garbled regional report notes a 1985 convention closing at Fairmont with officials and industry leaders such as Treasure, Trantine, Clarkshure, Logan, Runmenkinpy, and J. Bites among attendees. The event focused on bottling industry matters within the Dominion region.
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Tee
Were Virginia Bet
ANA
Teasure
Clarkshure
Trenedrers
Logan
Runmenkinpy
Ulockter
Beard
Airyetay
Pednert Pal
Dominion
J. Bites
Poleda
Bfo
Eytages
Financial disaster explained by road governance figures
A Chicago based official outlined the financial collapse stressing a failure to meet obligations as key. He cited competition with transcontinental rail routes and freight expansion in the northwest, implicating multiple railways and a regional economic strain.
Possible economies of merger heard before Interstate Commerce Commission
Hearing on a potential Norfolk and Western Chesapeake and Ohio merger studied possible savings of about 2 million dollars from joint terminal and shop use. W J Jenks testified on estimated reductions in handling and operating costs as opponents questioned details. more N and W officials to testify.
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Washington
Rec
Norfolk and Western
Ie. Interstate Commerce Commission
W. J. Jenks
Calle
Ife
W. C. Bronson
Chesapeake and Ghlorgd
Jenks
Aoumit
Captain Kidder Brings Sea Scare in Pirate Encounter
San Francisco dispatch recounts a North Pacific incident on October 23 aboard the Corinta, when a small steamer was sighted and pirates attacked. Crew prepared guns and bandages as a panic ensued, with conflicting reports on the attackers and ensuing actions. The tale ends noting the pirate captain and others awaiting sentences for prior robberies.
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San Francisco
Jim Sullivan
Prowina Mall
Magdalena
Cristobal
Babay
Coritta
Gake
Dreyfuss
Pederson
Jake
Julian Bean
Mite
Famdly Winchesters
Cagrne W. Bowlby
Shin Gure
Roon
Ping Sullivan
Tim Sullivan
Atader
Essex Coach Buy Boosted by Low Price
The Essex coach ad touts a low price and six in the car, promoted by Hudson Essex distributor Charlie Midelburg. It claims superior six features, including power and smoothness, without extra weight or larger engine, positioning the Essex six above rivals.
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Essex
Charlie Midelburg
Hudiu-Essex
Hudson
Ambiguous promotional note on quality and affordability
Fragmentary text touts superior life quality and premium type ammonic sites with Busex delivering performance and reliability for all, suggesting accessibility of fine aizua, but specifics are unclear.
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Busex
Two Die In Fire In Lake Charles Louisiana
In Lake Charles two men died and several injured when a blaze destroyed about one third of a business block. Hollis Vingent died in hospital from injuries and the body of William Guillotte, a fireman, was found in the ruins. Loss was estimated at seven million dollars.
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Hollis Vingent
William Guillotte
Wes Fewid
Parsons
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