Liquor Cases Delayed by Justice Department Action
Washington reports the Department of Justice will withhold certain prohibition cases from the Supreme Court to avoid delaying its consideration. Attorney General in charge Mabel Willebrandt contends a prior unlawful seizure in Cleveland prompted the move, while protestors argue the warrant was unjustified and could affect the court’s impatience with the case.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Ted
Mra
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Atstait
Sallett Arneral Mitchell
Cleveland
Miles W. Tibpons
Cubbos
de Vigner
Visaqtien
Hibbons
Euuet
Serting
M Willebrand
Senin
Nuilden
Morgan Named and Water Power Regulation Debate
The water power commission chairman M Keatley announced the panel will study the proposed regulation to shield public interests as it examines every bill from session. Governor endorses effort to inform the public and ensure transparent deliberations with the commission meeting next. Members expressed appreciation for Mr Madison’s presidency and pledged continued support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moviun
Commission
Te Ile Enn
Jexistators
M. Keatley
American Health Warns Against Toothbrush Belief
A public meeting of the American Public Health Association heard Assistant Superintendent Shariveltard of St. Bowis public schools urge centralization of eight Washington bureaus under one head to boost national vitality. He argued poor child nutrition and mineral deficiencies drive dental decay and overall health issues, challenging the toothbrush cause as only a minor preventive factor.
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ST. Lolia
Bet
Shariveltard
St. Bowis
Tdte
American Public Texth Association
Wealao
Cnildland
Washington
Brent Coolidge
Enirener
Priests Denied Equal Civil Status in Soviet State Policy
Premier Tykett dismisses a petition by Orthodox priests seeking equal civil rights such as voting, government office eligibility, publication, and education. The Russian Reform church group gathered to demand these rights, while obituaries note William Hamilton born October 17 and Miss Man Beckner mentioned in other notices. additional local notices cover Planagan and aging announcements.
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Tykett
Hirth
AL H, Planagan
Plievills, Ky
Pirth
William Hemilton
Wlonagin
Man Beckner
Ithaticktu
Mlute House
Snow in Pittsburgh Trails Wet Cling on Trees and Wires
Pittsburgh residents woke to a rain turning to sleet yesterday as a winter storm coated streets and utility lines. Wet cling on branches and cables melted quickly after arrival, leaving soggy conditions across the district.
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Pittsburgh
Coal from River Beds Attracts Buyers Amid Waste
What remains of riverbed hard coal draws buyers as reports describe mining by products and waste. The article notes Sandusky style separation and varied coal quality, with losses from culm banks and washed ore. Industrial strains and river traffic concerns accompany the shift in river coal supply.
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Ftalmisburg
Susquehanna
Lehigh
Suhail
Belize
Fragmented Pashto Island Chronicle with Obscure Names
The passage blends place names and figures across a Pacific setting noting Pago Pago and other locales with scattered references. It mentions authorities, governance, and social roles, alongside garbled phrases about natives, officials, and foreign involvement, creating a mosaic of names, dates, and places without clear narrative.
Bishop Found Dead in Hotel in New Hampshire
New Hampshire reports Bishop Barker found dead in a hotel room on a visit tied to church duties. Cause listed as premature asphyxia amid a planned New Hampshire service. body transported for funeral arrangements with a floor note indicating illness.
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Bishop
Beachtead
Newyork
Raniene
Dhappshire
Bishan Larter
Arca Br
Willie Meitites
Muurbester
Barker
Wortman
Muath
Lachoon
Curious Nudes Exhibit Spurs Paris Salon Debate
A sprawling survey notes the Paris Salon feature on nude works by American artists amid broader pieces. It highlights notable names and landscapes, with commentary on style, color, and the art scene of the era.
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Paris
Obituary notices from Narhesten and surrounding areas
Obituary notices report deaths of multiple residents including Robert, Len, Thomas, Patterson, Richardson, and Havergey among others. The text mentions hospital admission following illness, with references to local communities such as Narhesten, West Virginia, and Chandler United, plus surrounding towns. The fragmentary report covers service plans, burial details, and tribute notes from family and neighbors in a period-voice obituary style.
Newton Bedtime Is Prize Winner From Dazed Report
Fragmented OCR notes describe a prize winner linked to Newton Bedtime and Mawton Mars with references to EU citizens, Amokis fe Tow slates, and a public health context. It mentions smallpox, wealth, and methods of obtaining vaccines, with scattered names and places like Massachusetts and Pennsylvania.
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Mawton
Mars
I Neal Aurery
Tdalth Asseeiici
Amokis Fe
Mehnesporn
Jieeblidyan
Massechusetts
Calllagnit
Sloat
Mike
Beth
Carl
Euler
Lamps from King Tut’s Day Revealed by Egyptologist
London technologist Steward Carter, co discoverer of Tutankhamen’s teach, discussed lamps from ancient Egypt that outshone modern designs. He described translucent wine-baster lamps with a central glass prism showing a peony king and queen when illuminated, noting the inner vessel’s glow could not be separated from the outer lamp.
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London
Met
Steward Carter
Boxer Breaks Hit By Tough Loss At U. 5
A garbled report describes a boxing match where a U. five fighter suffers a bad break while fighting. References to Piet Van Viet, Cleveland Amoremo, Viner, and Tyrrel hint at notable participants as rounds unfold and strategy shifts. The text is heavily corrupted with misplaced letters and distorted names.
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Dairies
Tocudispiose
Piet van Viet
Talland
Ieneuley
Ieetstun
Cleveland Amoremo
Lucehman
Merrdy
San Pramiso Construction Amid City Progress
A 1904 fragment describes the Parrutt Building interior alterations begun after an 1904 quake and fire. It notes Chinese laborers positioning stones from Hong Kong era ships, a two story sign, and a wary view of progress on San Francisco’s downtown coast as upgrades proceed.
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SAN Pramisgo
Brokerige Ten Ig
Parrutt
Hina
Hongkom
Warter
Navy
Prancisco
Wall Street
Urdure
Credit Union Organized Here Amid Local Interest
The article reports the formation of the Credit Union of Charleston by approximately five employees of a local firm. Lewis Newman was elected president, with Hamillton named vice president and Charles A. Stratton treasurer. Other officers include G. Brownh and Wubert Meles. The board will be supervised by a banking commissioner and seeks immediate incorporation.
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Lewis Newrman
T. Hamiltom
Charles A. Stratton
Honedee Awery
G. Browh
Vwubert Meles
Mars
Willan Dunes
Chay
Exelit Unio Enmas
Austrian Dukes Forced to Work Amid Monarchy Collapse
Vienna reports detail the embattled archducal family amid the empire’s breakup. Archduke Leopold Salvator and wife with five daughters fled to Barcelona as daughters teach on planes, while sons work as a mechanic and tire dealer. Leopold drops the Habsburg name after public friction as he seeks steadier business in Hungary.
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Vienna
Austendiugarden
Derial Camilo
Vaininus Prirts
Europe
Archduke Leopold Salvator
Barcelone
Daughbters
Seng
Firelbind
Resner
Ms 9 Mesueiwer Ag
Whien
Leonold
Businesa
Hungary
Leopold
Leopold Habsburg
Habsburg
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Prohibition Department
Morgan
Charleston Lodge No. 153
Bro. C. Howard Duling
E. L. Ballard
W. M. Roy Reger
Kearse
Eddie Ross
Keith
Charleston
Capitol Street
W. Va
Trade Board Officers
St. Louis Public
Inwt
Rac
Cat Tops
Trivisanrer
Stuttgart
Osaka
Tulsa
Pago Pago
Huse
U.S. Naval
Vassel
Australia
New Zealand
Samoa
Peale
Lane
Ieee
Everat
Peter Vicloame
Pat
Aste
Earl Setat
Urepiah
Gabon
Panyu
Ameriinen
Leycor
Ariwne
Charles Corluie
Mattos
Lash
United Stater
Beverior
Hihi Wowunsky
Grefenk
Davina
Yaaea
Aubert Ehotiel
Edward Parker
New York
New Hampshire
Baltimore
Breneh
Siben AA
Varin
Derek Foven
Atandie
Pechlis
Charles Karmke
New York City
Beyuany
Tueler
Pere-Viles
Eton Barnet
Corsi
Pant Byadin
Walaa
Mary Beamnee
Alvaander Ratinson
Robert Washburn
Ark
Ivling
Narhesten
Robert
Battwony
Thoms
Len Mwiets
Bo Oay Pattens Haeer
Dawres AD Obeny
Ak Hs
Richardson
Thavergey
Ginyu
Momtane
Lelie Wurdétoe
Taewis
Habbiced
Ned MS Burdetee
Deal
W.va
Meare Verdes
Gamble
Tate
Ruiawrad
Newton Bedtime
Massachusetts
Pootestad
Boxer
U. 5
Hollander
Ocean
San Francisco
China
Balkite
Kiras
Hans
Didastereuery
Fansteel Products Company
Ina North
Chicago
Ulicon
Balkite Chargers
McKee Music Co
Capital Street
Galperin Music Shop
Schoolfield H Electric Company
Tharse Building
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