Alexander reelected as school director amid township election
In a crowded local race, Alexander won reelection as school director with strong support. George Brown, Fred Weaver, and others contested roles on the Board and city officials reported vote totals, noting close margins and ongoing county counts.
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Corry
George
Heam
Alexander
Fred J. Weaver
Wincell
Loven
Aden
Cory
Mark Witney
Biacatlon
Uthur Dinestup
Ann
Gs Sweet
Alva Haxnes
Willina Browiy
Mays
Moxie
Fee Gomples
Anyos
Paradad
Showdown in Irish Issue May Come Today
Fragmented OCR text hints at political disputes over Irish affairs and government statements. Names, dates, and locations are unclear, but the piece references negotiations, cabinet comments, and potential official actions.
Firefighters Rescue Fifteen From Burning Y Building
A blaze at the Y building prompted a quick rescue by fire crews. Fifteen people were saved with several minor injuries reported, and police coordinated efforts as authorities investigated the incident.
Twenty Hurt in L Wreck
Twenty persons injured in a collision between two elevated trains on the Broadway tracks near Rockly Mounts. Wet rails caused the cars to derail and crash into an adjacent subway train as dawn broke.
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NEW Voi
Former Vets To Protect Mail
A wartime style report from Wastnhomonon notes a special force of 1 000 men to guard the postal system amid threats of bandit raids. It says the unit will replace existing 1 000 troops and aims to protect mail trains and operations against attacks, with details unclear and garbled.
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United Prom
Wasthnomon
Arne Mini
Ils
New Era Club Announces Annual Rummage Sale
The New Era Club outlines its annual rummage sale to aid local women and children in need. Proceeds will fund clothing, household items, and small gifts, with volunteers collecting and pricing items from the Washington Street building opposite Patterson Department House. The sale runs from November 14 through the following weekend, inviting community support and contributions managed by Allen Hoong, Miev Dingo, and others.
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Tual
Washington
Patterson
Bao
Pemdus
C. B. Wood
Ward
Allen Hoong Wargonor
Dingo iKiowion
Armistic Day Observance Fitted Here Amid Quiet Town
With no large public display Friday, preparations for Armistice Day proceed as city leaders and churches plan a coordinated observance. Mayor Absdaler announces civic actions to honor fallen soldiers and promote unity, while local shops adjust hours and prices to maintain quiet stability. The community will pause at noon for a moment of silence to remember World War’s end and those who died.
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America
Turin
Washington
Absdaler
Storey
Armistice Day Proclamation Calls Local Closures and Observances
A historic proclamation declares Armistice Day observed with business closures from 10 AM to 7 PM. Citizens are urged to join the two minute national moment of silence at 19:01, followed by a tribute to World War dead. Public programs include a city ceremony at the High School Auditorium and Armistice events at the State Armory.
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Nuleay
Oon
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Alveandgr
Mout Harding
Basuer
Principa
Brown
Hid Barty
Slate Armory
Mosaengur
Keystones Open Season With Concert and Football Hope
The Keystones begin their season with a home event featuring a concert by the High Belial lead Jib Will and a planned inter-school gathering. Seniors, juniors, and high school players prepare for the opening game against Brisky of C quintet with a varsity match slated to start at Tah.
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Junors
Untitled robbery case and trial details emerge in county records
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a robbery linked case in Venuiga county with a promised payout of 298000. Names such as Murphy and Elizabeth Brodstod appear in garbled form. The text mentions a jury, a public trial, and allied officials, but the fragmentary record offers no clear dates beyond a November reference.
Triennial Valuations Published Amid Tax Debate
The Journal reports triennial valuations by the CHY Gumiolarion patriates real property and land assessments. Officials anticipate total values near 4,000,000 with property and land figures withheld. hearings and dates for ward sessions are set this week.
Open All Plenary Sessions Debate Before Congress
A garbled report states that the American delegation favors open plenary sessions of the conference if approval is obtained. Senator Tailgos of Amiens relays to The White Press that ongoing discussions will include full access, with committees likely to address sensitive questions once a date is set.
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America
Tos
Tailgos
Amiens Ielgatos
Presa
Anerican Delegalionts Hailet
Haras policy remains unchanged amid wartime talks
Tokyo reports Premier Hard’s policy stance unchanged. An exclusive dispatch quotes Vincount Tehida detailing reaction to the Washington conference. Tehida asserts no shift in approach and reaffirmed positions despite diplomatic pressure.
Mayoralty Candidates Statements From Corey City
A fragmented letter from 1921 addresses Corey voters regarding mayoral leadership and administration. It cites Patterson as a candidate and pledges continued effort to serve, urging loyal and earnest support while noting remonstrations and readiness to lead Corey in municipal governance.
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Corey Folotidn
Weil Wislers
Husewlthy
Stautal
Thong
Lee RV
Dod Rendre
Stadt Thee
Lidtler
Corry
Patterson
Plaything Ends Up Destroyed in Haveli Incident
A fragmented report describes a vandalized Haveli scene where a $2100 plaything is discarded after a chaotic event. Taxpayers face losses as authorities note the damage and confusion surrounding the incident.
Medicinal Beer For Ten Days
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Senate
Texas oil is boosted by market to gain momentum
United Press reports Houston Wiss November 4 oil prices firmed after late trading and actions by East Coast refiners in morning sessions. Market observers note price support from coalitions and refinery activity impacting futures and local supply dynamics.
Democrats Show Added Strength Across Nation
A chaotic but readable OCR summary notes Democratic gains in multiple states and cities, including New York, Maryland, and Baltimore, with Republicans losing ground in several races. Detailing mayoral and statewide results, it highlights a wave of Democratic wins and lingering contests for judges and legislative seats.
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United Prens
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Oyo
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Stdter
Johnny Hylan
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Court of Animal Ip
Mirlou
Harding
Cleveland
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