Pleasant Street line adjustments by city commission
The city commission last night approved actions on West Main Street paving and North Side street improvements. Officials discussed sewer connections at Frederick Street, amusement permits, property assessments, and extending the Main Street franchise for lighting and utilities. The meeting also covered police expenses and a park pavement project for a city picnic, with a vote to extend the electric franchise for one year.
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Pleasant Street
Time of Power Co
Jani Svante
Patterson Wan
Hin
Brown
Wayne
Musas
Jonaca
Randall
Dykew
Frederick Street
Main Street
Second Avenue
Frank Wae
Hag Deon
Jay Boon
Markius
Olde
Iwarin
All Property Wales
Luna
Mier Davin
Tears of Commerce
Emintes
Corry Power Company
Intercity
Northrop
Report of Health Officer Presented to Board
The Health Officer presented the monthly report detailing cases of diphtheria and smallpox in Miami, and other illnesses. Discussion covered numerous complaints about service and handling, with Powell promising preventive steps and improvements.
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Guy
Board of Health
Howl Oliver Powell
Hia Rayort
Eanor
Ric Butherlolon
Muinpwindon
Ustelnign
Mawlth
Powel
Wilson Urges Passage Of Measures
President Wilson urged congressional action on child labor and compensation reforms during a Capitol meeting. He stated he would not delay until formal notification of support and pressed lawmakers to approve the proposed measures promptly.
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Wilson
United Prom
Wrahington
D. Gn
Witton
Botiane
Wilko
British Gunplay in Chicago Ends in Six Deaths Today
Fragmented report describes a sensational shooting spree in central Chicago ending with six deaths. Names, times, and locations are obscured by garbled OCR but mention of a bystander, police, and victims including a Mrs. Masopl Braringer and Alfred Matinow are included amid chaotic detail.
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Heart of Chicago
Ciara
Nmigtbors
Meintyra
Wintow
Meintyre
moRko
Wits
Nivre
Masopl Braringer
Ole Officar
Hurcy
Alfred Matinow
MeHonty Vletine
Widetty WIL leads uncertain event at Taihilem fair
A garbled July report from Taihilem notes Hetty WIL and the Bommy reflecting on Allan Gonerat Fale, with mentions of Doma heavy Wins and MRE Uint Hap WibetorGd. The piece hints at a controversy over weaponry and ongoing debates about local gun capacities and safety.
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Hetty
Allan Gonerat
Suiluy
Labor Day Picnic Plans Face City Park Event Delays
The Labor Day observance in the city park proceeds with committees forming to organize tents, entertainment, and cleanliness. Public attention centers on a broad program including speeches, a parade, and a series of activities across multiple park locations as officials coordinate vendors, volunteers, and safety measures.
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Fron
Enlertatyanin
Gommertin
Lion of
Turk
Raens
Varinus Itatitera
Luda
Sheehy Parke
Aru
Thin City
jwvKd
Ewleanes
Lowi
Anor Bay
Masing
Win
de Mondys
Ty Terrible
Krank Hapler
CL. Alexande
SD. Darlings
W. F. Lewis
Hranle Doping
Inliy Saxton
Militia Movement Debated in Laredo Tex
A controversial plan to move militia units from Laredo Texas surfaces after a complaint filed with Congress by local authorities. General Funston is quoted discussing conditions at the camp and ongoing concerns about the presence of armed groups near the border.
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United Pen
bin Antonio
Lavelia
Trewend
Ambassador Appointed in Turbulent Times
The report notes an appointment in Washington with President confirming the new ambassador to Turkey. It mentions Abraham Bik of New York as the chosen envoy and references delays prior to formal confirmation. Further details on dates and official actions remain unclear from the fragment.
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Washington, DCC
Wisin Tiny
Abriam Bik
New York
Turkey
Will Probe Increase in Light Rates
The Pullin Wier Committee deliberates an increase in electricity charges as the interstate portion and the New York holding Company influence the plan. A public explanation to patrons covers how the new method computes rates and total bills, noting the potential rise to about 8.20 per month versus the current 7.00, with the board seeking a decision from the Public Service Commission.
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Corry City
Intererate Corportion
New “York
Ghmpany
Mayrix Conta
Yeaterday
Aya
Nikde
Commievton
Povpangy
Cates
Comimeres
Death toll from storm rises across North Carolina
Raleigh July 18 Appan Lage torin Times reports a great storm battered the vicinity. By morning and afternoon, a delayed telegram lists about twenty-five deaths. At Ashville, Mecklenburg, Alexander, and Wake counties, six, ten, three, and one victims are confirmed, with more missing relatives seeking news.
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Raleigh
N.C
Ashville
Mecklenberg
Alexander
Wako County
Senate Adopts Naval Plan Urged By Wilson
The Senate approved the naval program urged by Wilson and backed by Provident Wilton. The emergency appropriation provides $125,000 to the Public Health B orviles to combat infant mortality, with the plan advancing swiftly this afternoon.
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Senate
Wilson
Lux
Vote surge for film stars dominates town contest
The community paper reports a swelling vote for the leading film star contenders in a local production project tied to the Journal. Amid rumors of coupon incentives and gatefold promotions, readers are urged to take part and distribute coupons for a chance at appearing in the upcoming film and related prizes.
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Evening Journal
Rex Theater
Mobley Fit Corporation
Dewrist
Batunday
Indy
Ty T
Wil
Younr
Anton
Ryan
Terlehe
Gladys King Rae
Hazel Young
Eiteabeth
Lyons
Amma PaWpon
George Curey
Joss Sb Club
Ginin Marjorie Auer
GMM
Mado McFarland
Morente Hood
Imma Rugeell
Murjo
Lucite Murry
Tlokur
Aya
Helen Hone Pecciecie
AL Lota Wentworth
Boord Bienee
MIT
Velioa Manwarran Oy
Wyalle Ge Teagedell
Deutschland Will Leave Late Tonight
A damaged, unreadable dispatch reports Deutschland preparing to depart Virginia Capes amid unclear orders. Crew members reportedly fear enemy activity as a captain and crew await departure while harbor and home port safety are emphasized by officials and ship officers.
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Sauyddie
Burt
Beulah Tal
Virginia Capes
Kyen
Mikerat
Craw
Locates Lost Train Amid Flood Zone North Of Marshall
Ualted Press reports a missing Aoraline Spectal, the first in the Bout ant Testway series, located north of Nuehonne about 40 miles from Marshall, N Carolina. The train crew reportedly sent a message that the derailment affected nearby towns. authorities seek more details and expect a property loss around 1,010,000.
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Ualted Press
Mhyville
Silay
Nuehonne Waint
Marshall
N. Carolin
Finn
Casement’s Appeal Denied by United Court
A terse court note states that Casement’s appeal has been denied. Details are garbled, but the ruling appears final, with the decision handed down in the morning by a panel including judges named Sullivan and possibly Capement. The article references other names and locations in a confusing fragment.
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United Pte
Lonion
Lily
Roger Cuemunky
Joyce Haas
Alps
Sullivan
Cassmont
Elsif
Ontesa
Weather report fragment for Wednesday with unclear details
Fragmentary weather note describes a partly cloudy to warm Wednesday and mentions an item about bail practice and a young lady in a vague context. The text is garbled with many unreadable words and insiders, offering no clear event, location, or identifiable entities.
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Pleasant ST
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Evening Journal Film Coupon
Ruth
Laredo
Tex
North Center Street
Owenty
Tirty
Tna
AATF
Chautauque Wook
Iital
Nori Cinta Wien
Public Service Commission
Provident Wilton
Aight Capl- Gil
Miss King
Deutschland
Nireless
Hidted
Wirelon Sintlon
Winaring Dewtwen
Ferns
Nico Bo Vnde
Asheville
Casement
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