Six Months in Jail for Alleged Jury Tampering
A state court in Rhode Island on March 2 imposes six months in jail on the defendant for alleged jury tampering tied to the Davie Gated case. The judge cites contempt of court and notes the crime warrants stronger punishment while indicating ongoing sanctions and potential further actions in the jury hearing process.
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Petera
Jude
Schoonmaker
Ding
Sesson
Jacob
Franklin
Pinitinimnre
Tase Yeas
Julie Sehonamakes
Arbi
Aes
Ahah
Ilpfenduris
Tnikrintey
Offer of Bribe to Alter News Story Reported
A bribe offer of 500 dollars to change a story is alleged in a New York court case. The transcript shows testimonies about the defendent and the only witness who supported the defense. The trial, held in district court, involves the prosecution and defense teams led by Dan Ro Gonilwiyy.
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Anil
Ahornes
Dan Ro Gonilwiyy
Ridgway Struck by Flu Wave in Recent Week
Ridgway reports an influenza wave from the prior week affecting schools and households. About seventy five pupils abstained from classes as illness rose, with officials noting widespread but easing cases while concerns about a broader epidemic linger.
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Ridgway
Grippe
Tye Place
Rauladly
A. Vrrurkeil Deene Minh Express
Wilson seeks Democratic U.S. Senate nomination in Pennsylvania
William Wilson of Biessburg and former Judge William B. Porter of New Castle announced candidacies for the Democratic Senate and gubernatorial nominations respectively after a meeting of prominent Democrats in Harrisburg. The two announcements followed a conference with party leaders and regional figures as McCormick and others weighed in.
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United Press
Harrisburg
William Wilson
Biessburg
Fider
Wilson
Willian B. Porter
New Castle
Wilson Sind Porter
Hoth
Viefe
Deminerdts
Vange C. McCormiks
Rrlional
Democratic Commnitters
Fragmented Philosophical Note on Faith and Honesty
A fragmented text discusses belief in faith and best politeness and temper as ideals. It mixes phrases about best philosophy and honesty with unclear references, suggesting meditation on virtue, science, and personal conduct without coherent context.
Clymer Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs H Glymer marked a golden wedding anniversary with a recent celebration at Herman and Latin Legthers. The event featured a decorated hall, a birthday cake, and remarks by relatives and friends. Attendees included numerous local families and church members, with ceremonial readings and songs to honor the couple.
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H. Glymer
Amd
James Croscuit
Walter Slinters
Hiedett
Dry agents arrested in Erie in March action
In Erie on March 23 1 J Caybaugh assistant prohibition administrator and three prohibition agents Murphy Books and Bills were arrested at the postoffice Thulding Morday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Joe Applebee to enforce warrants tied to a $25 000 damage suit filed by Attorney Beward Mur phe The four men must post $1 900 each or combine funds to cover the bail while warrants remain outstanding.
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Erie
J. Caybaugh
Prohibition
Murphy
Sherrif
Joe Applebee
Beward Murphe
Rains Add to Flood Peril
A garbled report describes worsening flood danger as rains intensify. The text mentions efforts by unnamed individuals to clear obstructions along a downstream stream near Franklin. It warns that Franklin faces serious danger if action is not taken and notes the river level fluctuates.
Carter Hill Arter Wiel March 22 Guests at Drather Mee PAH
Miss Mirgaret and Vlnin Pith were guests in their Drather Mee PAH over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Moore's infant son was born last week. Florence Nestin and Frinton attended the fest of Fred Masom. Archie Tailey was ill last weeks and could not go to church. Alis R. Prowel is on the work list. E. P. Wojta the Carter Til reacher tested at RV paths. Bright flowers were seen. TV Sutin Sitnickneet and Mangus opened their svar ramp prior to dinner. Sunday Lysis Mill guest of Hazluywh last Friday.
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Arter Wiel
Mirgaret
Vlnin
Alis R. Prowel
E. P. Wojta
Carter
Reacher
Ming
Sutin Sitnickneeht
Sly and & M
Mangus
Engineer Dies in Buffalo-Near Wreck Tragedy
An early report details a derailment west of Buffalo on the Nickel Plate line No. 6 Chicago to Buffalo. Engineer William Pierce from Conneaut died trapped beneath his engine. Seven passenger cars derailed, several injuries reported, horses killed, and investigation into sabotaged or failed rails ongoing.
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Buffalo
Bnet Nf
Chiengo
Athol
Railrice
William Pierce
Deny
Conneaut
Rai
Ine
Carlo
Fragmentary verse about evil, beasts, and angels
A historical clipping presents faint lines about evil presence, beasts and devils, mentioning a struggle against darkness. The fragment references Coleritye and a sentiment of never being destroyed, with unclear context and archaic language.
Shoes of Old Romans and Senators Style
The article describes Roman footwear with senators wearing a special style reaching to the mid shin, colored red and bearing four silver presents above the foot. It notes men of Rome generally wore black shoes, with public officials sometimes wearing red shoes.
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Rowe
Fragmentary note on a stylish necktie and neckwear trend
A fragment describes a very modern sophisticated neckerchief ensemble presented in vivid color. The text suggests a fashion-forward, avant-garde style aimed at contemporary tastes.
Erosion Claims and Farmland Loss In Recent Wreck
Fragmentary OCR describes erosion affecting landed property and farm land losses. It mentions a collapse or damage event, references to figures and places, and a rough account of damages and involved entities. The text is garbled but signals a report on land erosion impacts and potential mitigation concerns.
Cultivate Decision There 18 woth jaure to be ba xeeined them a manly
Fragmented OCR text discusses character, self discipline, and choosing a firm path. It mentions a manly stance, keeping one’s word, and observing integrity in given situations. The readable portions hint at personal development ideas without a clear event or names.
Threatening Situation as Forces Clash Near Peking
United Press dispatch describes a threatening situation as Marshal Peng Vin Fiptig’s troops retreat toward Peking under pressure from Chang’s Manchurian forces. Nationalist forces withdraw on all fronts, with retreating units reportedly near the great wall about 125 miles northwest of Peking. Washington reports indicate anti-foreign demonstrations at Wachouhina affecting American missions and hospitals.
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Preas Orking
Peking
Great Wall
Washington
Wachou
Hina
Jenkins
Beeman and Hildum Clmyer. N.Y. Prone Lee Mioii
Beeman and Hildum Clmyer are named in a brief New York notice. Lee Mioii is listed in connection with the item, with details readable from the fragment.
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