Fragmentary notice hints at a wartime Arsenel paper
A garbled OCR fragment references Sonia and a paper about arsenel matters, implying a wartime or military paperwork context. Readable items point to an unclear local notice or archival snippet, with names and specifics obscured by distortion.
Physicians treat dying child amid transfusion scene
The article depicts a seriously ill child with a dramatic hospital scene, as Mrs Root and the child are shown being removed for a blood transfusion. It notes Capone released from prison and under guard in a Baltimore hospital seeking treatment for a mental disorder, described as bordering on hope.
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Felt
Root
Capone
Chicago
Baltimore
Bear Lake hunter bags 200-pound prize bear
Henry Balcorr shot a 200 pound bear at Hearts Content while at the Bear Lake area. Reports say Balcom found the prize easily and word spread about the big catch. Nearby residents paused to view the bear then attended local services and community events as Thanksgiving week began. Local church activities included memorials, sermons, and visits from townsfolk as families prepared for the holiday break.
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Henry Balcorr
Red Cross
Lam
Clara
Jeti Freyel Equatorial
Mibu
Even
Red Wheeler
Hewy
D. Balcom
Huntig
Hearts
Balcom
Balcomy
Barrett
Jennie Chapman
Allen
J. B Wilcox
Carel
Suzanne
Jamestown
Ivan E. Hawking
Lie Remaineder
J. G. Manwaring Siid
Tyan Hajgkins
Cecil Akam
United Breshien Iholinist
Bony
Battie Copter
Lottsville
Eva Dobwsoi
Raymond Nuth
Baby
Sunnday
Clarence Sechriest
Lamily
Ladies and Society of the United Brethren Church
5. Stearns
Arlene Crosby
Jean Maai Warrity
Dorothy ‘Tiflotson
Betle
Susan
Nom
Warren
Davems
Jasper Hullion
Panama
Hose Evans
Bern
Olynice
Columbus
Townsend
Oy ‘Townsend
E. B. Cornish
Wrightsville
Frank Haglé
Lovers quarrel blamed for restaurant murder in Wilmington
A lovers quarrel was blamed fatally by police for the shotgun slaying of Betty Everly, 31, in a crowded downtown Wilmington restaurant. Ralph Dill, 36, her former suitor, walked in unseen and fired. he then killed himself as patrons fled. Both died instantly, authorities said.
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United Press
Wilmington
Del
Betty Everly
Ralph Dill
Miss Eberly
Restaurent
Bush
Anko
Eise
Fiomers
Prison and school jobs near completion at Mayville
Reports from Prank Guinn, a PWA engineer, note progress on prison building and related projects in Mayville. Contractors on cell block equipment from Van Dorn, a Cleveland company, have completed their work. The modern building advances are expected to bring rapid staffing of offices and headquarters for the project.
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Mayville
Ardifon
Linnel
Guinn
PWA
Dnepeutor Goel
Hohehute
Ilhy Lider
van Dorn
Cleveland
Jasin
Gianni
Quaylare
Ceitniye
Eight Held for Rioting Go On Trial Tuesday
Nov 4 report from Whe Eight men charged with rioting prepare for trial Tuesday. Court details note jurors seated after lengthy deliberations. Public notices list names and addresses of potential witnesses and involved parties as proceedings proceed in the new jail.
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Peter
Ketema Lyek Wirmownniennena
Pilday
Rewley
Wormart Wall
Jamies G. Fitzgerald
Josephine Harkins
Brown Avenue
Zel Jones
Albion
Richerd Lannon
Case
Ainnety
East Vbgivedt
Allens Oye
Mile
Weerd Street
Same
Alkur
Flovish
Pittsbursit Avenue
Erie Resident Safe in Holland After War Update
Erie resident Prank Nagorsk ip age 24 operated a cafe for his father at Parade Street and is reported safe in Rotterdam after a visit with family during World War II. Navy forwards confirmed the status with relatives in Washington.
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Holland Erie
Nagorskip
East 12Th Street
Parade Street
Ane
Tathoe
Ater
Roterdim
Hollagi
Gupatomens
Washington, C
Viaduct Cost Erie Total of 15808
Erie officials report a viaduct project cost totaling 15808 dollars affecting the south approach and Eastaven area. Details are fragmented with unreadable dates and names, but the notice references Connell, MC Millshy, and local streets.
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ERIE
Loiwucuan
Eastaven
Connell
Salleltok
Yuviers
High Court Reverses Liquor Sale Ruling
The High Court reversed a ruling by Judge J Geil Waite that bottled liquor sale for off premises consumption was legal. Superior Court Judge Chester H Rhodes ordered the reversal. The case involved Wanda Bietikowski who pleaded to defense for selling bottled liquor for off premises consumption and was paroled for each and ordered to pay costs of 29.90.
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J. Geil Waite
Superior Court
Chester H. Rhodes
Wanda Bietikowski
Buffalo Road
Wes
Damage suit filed over Pennsylvania rail injury
A damage suit was filed today by Stelts, Willi Bann ister, and others at 277 Pittsburgh Avenue seeking 89,000 for injuries from a June 22 event involving a Pennsylvanian rail car. The suit alleges the car struck and injured the plaintiffs while they were on West But street, causing damages.
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Arah Masa
Willi Bannister
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Rail i
Tye
Sirlée Eng
Pennaylyanig
Heed Manufacturing Company
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