Musical Tone Opens Lock at Bi Land Exhibition
A garbled report describes a musical performance opening a lock or exhibition at a Bi Land venue. The text mentions tone, energy, and a figure named Osbert, with scattered references to Mathewitt and Matheny, but the readability is limited. The piece hints at a public event and a tying of musical and mechanical ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biland
Loos
Osbert
Mathewitt
Listiul
Personal Mention of Obsequial and Family Visits Across Town
Local notices chronicle a long list of family affiliations, funerals, and visits. Names include Husted, Ververlas, Valllmar, Brouner, Kelso, and Peller among others. The piece notes a wake, funeral services, and relatives gathering in West Ways and nearby streets, with travel to Lake George and upstate areas implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Verdnigelt
Tackyamine
Tnheton
Skape
Funikina
Wubred
Melmingld
Oliey T. J. Hustie, Jr
Grenville
Turkey
Husted
Robert G. Brouner
West Ways
Ponnesit
Dan
Worth Haiamend
Ale
Kelso
Tivssie- Ea
Wallzara
Lear
Phillipe Peller
Alter al Alt
Ralph Reniarard
Chaen Steers
Swrane
Georgia Cade
Budwle
Visio Troyer
Pier Ralntivas Iera
Axl Willl
Tax law applies to trust companies under new provisions
From Harrisburg, Pa United Press dispatch notes Attorney General Woodruff explains the new tax law subjects banks and trust companies to exemptions under the National Bank act. The advisory asserts trust companies are corporations under the act and therefore fall under the revised tax provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisberg
Jilly
Gordrell Lewis
Tie Iil
National Bank
Woyerretton
Woodrurf
Trust Come
Panies Ae P
Insurgent Groups Form Executive Committee Roster
A fragmented text outlines an executive committee for independents with names including McNealost, Hilquith, Brazier, Manley, Evans, Robertson, EnPollette, Gastigny and Nelson. It notes a mass headquarters and frequent visits to Washington for conference with a slate of party leaders and labor figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buerl Manley
Washington
D. C
Elhabeth G. Evans
Bostini
HB Robertson
Robert M. EnPollette
Tre
Mabel C. Gastigny
Nelson
Chicago
Eleve
Persian government under martial rule amid foreign safety demands
Diplomatic corps in Teheran pressed new guarantees for foreign life and property after the murder of Major Imbric of the American consulate. The violent death occurred during a crowd incident at the sacred spring, triggering martial law and closure orders as authorities look to quell unrest and protect foreigners.
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Teheray
Par
de Sares
Surshine
Im Me
Sergi
Teheran
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