Volunteer firemen press for city building plan changes
Readable fragments show volunteer firemen urging reconsideration of headquarters location and funding for a new city building. They cite cost overruns, heating and equipment needs, and storage concerns tied to ongoing discussions with the city commission and bids from contractors.
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Stanford Toy Don
Hatch Fotfoyes
Thal Sagna
Stanford Meat Company
Corry
Atv
Brantorology Company
Hohl Wedaonitty
Mubinil
Fra
Huiliing
Munich
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Mohlin
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Fannie
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Tae
Rann
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Dix
Benford Exo Company
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Mullen
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McCarthy and Young Return From Camp Dix
Cesit Yoing and Louis McCasyny arrived home from Camp Dix with honors. They were joined by Jane Ho at a hospital and by several European medals and trophies. The group anticipated trains home yesterday and were celebrated for bravery in various events.
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Cesit Yoing
Louis McCasyny
Alty
Camp
Dix
McCurliis
Willie
Germany
Fru
Jane Ho
Sowng
McCarthy
Qear
Phos
Service Men Meet Tonight at City Legion Post
Local readers are asked to attend a meeting at the American Legion post tonight at Xamslock to organize a permanent post. Officers will be elected, and a by dawn set of rules for acceptance will be discussed, with emphasis on inviting all veterans regardless of current affiliations.
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Xamslock
Organiae
American Legion
Tm City
Offenia
Small Wrecks On Penny Seas Noted In Rail Report
The report notes two minor wrecks near Penny with trains affected and minor delays. Miss Ania May Popuanil Mina travels to Chautauqua for a few days. Mr and Mrs H L McIntyre and Wilton plan a Franklin trip tomorrow.
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Ania
Mina
Mary Klug
Pont
Chautaugoa
Meg HL. McIntyre
Wilton
Anil Mira
GA. Shea
Franklin
Unclear fragmentary notice on heating and transport
Fragment discusses heating a barn for wine related work and mentions automobiles and chemical knowledge. It references a commotion about a driver sleeping and a need for a heated place. Mentions paying 476 a month for boarding at Alexander's livery.
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Tonya
Alexander's
Two Dartmont Lots Not Sold at Auction Block
The sale of Dartmont lots drew few buyers amid unsettled demand. Proceeds from the auction of parcels in Sixth, Pitt, Fast, Mumumer and adjacent wards were modest as bidders hesitated and the Howley company reported limited interest and a small number of successful bids.
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First Ward
Ying Jota
Dart
Waithesday
Ani Evans
Spring Creek Road Faces Severe Deterioration Hurting Travel
Residents report Spring Creek Road in bad condition with dangerous sections and washouts. Local officials consider maintenance plans and temporary fixes while awaiting reconstruction funds to restore passable travel.
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Spring Creek
Boy Exploits Government Training Offer For Soldiers
Gerald McKinney of Yonngavili in Company A of Hiv city allegedly exploits a government vocational training program for soldiers. He claims he will join a yearlong course at a Philadelphia facility and enlists local support as friends in his unit. The piece notes a wounded town hero and Jim La of Company A.
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Gerald McKinney
Yonngavili
Finney Eli Company A
Hiv
Doldice
Vikinity
Fay
Alfor
Youn Oi Soliliens
MeKinney Seth Tant Mons Hay
Phsiadelpha Grves
MatSinney
Jim la
bin Silusess
Quiker
Youngsville Hou
Redemption of Three Cent Envelopes
Public notice announces redemption details for three cent envelopes with special handling for late submissions. The offer ends July 1, after which only stamped value exchanges will be accepted.
Wilson to Tour Wednesday in Washington Visit
The article notes Wilton Wilsoon? will start a national tour this week with plans to meet lawmakers in Washington. It reports expected Senate and House activities including filibuster and committee posts, and says Linus committees will remain in place during the trip. The Capitol visit was postponed last Saturday and the schedule includes telegraphic updates and Capitol discussions.
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Washington
Atore Wiig
Nik
Wilton
House
Senate
Wilhow
Capitol
Folegraph
Chicago Race Riots End Amid Police Reprisal
Chaos in Chicago subsides as riotous groups clash near industrial yards and surrounding streets. Police reclaim areas with mounted units and patrols, reporting limited injuries and property damage. A former Buffalo pitchers' death tied to oil trade violence is noted in this unsettled day.
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Chicago
Peroe
Mexican government urges ransom payment for missing American boy
Washington reports American boy Phillip Thomson was abducted by Mexican bandits near the Ion ranch thirty miles from the border. The State Department says Mexico advised payment of the ransom of 1600 pesos, while families and relatives in Tennessee and nearby states await word and plan support.
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Washington
Thomson
Horion Ranch
Mexico
State Department
Hughes Seeks League Changes Amid Global Talks
An article reports Hughes proposing modifications to the League of Nations framework. He outlines limits on terms and funding while pressing for clearer oversight and broader participation. The piece notes cautious support and reservations from various nations and officials.
Knights of Columbus Degree Work at Heights School
A local Knights of Columbus ceremony occurred yesterday at Heights School with fourteen candidates presented by Mr. Moy and a troupe of aides. The event included a procession and remarks. attendees noted the solemn fulfillment of degree obligations.
Corry Loses Saturday Game to Jamestown
A readable fragment describes Corry's Saturday defeat at Jamestown with scattered names and incomplete details, mentioning players and teams amid a chaotic OCR excerpt. The piece hints at a basketball contest and local fan impact alongside team struggles and unclear scoring notes.
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Corry
Jamestown
Chicago Murderer Arraigned and Commercial Mission Details
Chicago reports an arraignment linked to a murder case as a joint commercial mission to visit the United States is discussed. Officials and Chamber of Commerce leaders in Washington negotiate arrangements with European business groups for a September trade conference.weather notes predict thunderstorms tonight and cooler conditions Tuesday.
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Chicago
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