Second Negro Confesses Erie Burglary Attempt
A 28 year old Cleveland man admitted attempting to rob the Nyvar store, confessing to police before Alderman Wiliszewski. He was charged with attempted burglary and pleaded guilty. A second man, James Bouril, 33, also confessed involvement in the attempted robbery. Neighbors report a prior liquor-store incident and a related shooting at Fugers Mills sparked by mob tensions.
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Nyvar
Sit Edward Williams
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Dewetive
Reachard Seager
Buard
Eile
Priday
Wattsburg Fair Opens Postwar 62nd Annual Event
Wattsburg officials push plans for the 62nd Wattsburg fair to run from Tuesday August 22 to Saturday August 1, showcasing postwar agricultural events and the fair’s long standing rural appeal.
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Wattsburg Fair
Wattsbure
Tiny
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Hounds Ready and Fair Aug 27 Fairhorse Event
Local racing and fair schedule outline for August 27 featuring a hound contest, fireworks, horse show and public events. Includes times, venues, and entertainment lineup with bands, demonstrations, and a display of ponies and musical acts for attendees.
Search ends for missing Jamestown youth James Barber
Canadian Army group halts probe into the missing Jamestown youth James Barber after days of searching in the northwest wilderness. Brother and others abandon the hunt as officials acknowledge slim chances of survival. Mosquitoes and terrain cited as factors in the mysterious disappearance and failed rescue attempt.
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Calgary
Alia
Aus
Northwest
Maui
Joe Barber
Civilien
Rainkewview
Barber
Gaptein Brown
Rmssg
Lipblier
Sennen
BGAM
Edmonton
Luis Pune
Uishlands
County to Deny All Wage Hikes This Year
Fragmented OCR text discusses a county decision to deny wage increases for the year. It references months, people, and scattered phrases about meetings, reminders, and unrelated names, with no clear event details or outcomes.
Columbus News Letter Busy Weekend Residents Attend Gatherings
Local column records a string of social visits and events. Names such as Mr and Mrs Nant Badd, Harold Keeaple, and families from Union City and Warren appear among birthday dinners, church music, and a Dodd reunion. Relatives traveled to the area for weekend activities.
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Larue
Union City
Robert Rothoven
Swanson
Mary Mead
Walter Whaley
Warren
Congregational Church
Bun- Hay
Andrew ‘Thompson
Ol Cry
Tela “Tives
Dorr Wells
Jos
Bob
Exte
Whussday Sflernman
Elen Blanchard
Polly Aung
Michael Hummel
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Formny
Plaafield
Visi
Leste Dade
Dodd
Picnic lunch for 46 relatives on Scotts Crossing Road
A Sunday gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs ee Dorie on Scotts Crossing Road served a picnic lunch to 46 relatives from Youngstown Erie Jamestown Hullulu Corry alu City and Columbus. The text notes smoky ships and camouflage devices, mentioning dog kernels and ventilation shirts in a fragmentary fashion.
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Ee Dorie
Scotts Crossing Road
Youngstown
Erie
Jamestown
Hullulu
Corry
Alu City
Columbus
Fragmented headline notes unclear political merit claim
A partial OCR fragment mentions merit allegations with unclear context and several garbled phrases. The readable items reference a dated discussion or memo but no identifiable people, organizations, or places. The content remains too fragmented to determine a concrete event or outcome.
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Charles Swanson Feet
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Pauline A. Pratt
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