Rent Notices and Property Listings in Early 1900s Ledger
Snippet shows rental offerings with various rooms for rent, furnished options, and location hints around a town area. It references names like Scott and Usher and mentions letters of estate and claims processes, suggesting a local notices section mixed with property ads and legal notices.
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Delaware
Pete Huiwekewepin
Wayne St
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Este
Tata
Millon
Bodie House
Ruy
Bath
Scott
J.B
Florida hurricane death toll may reach 1500
Governor John W. Martin said bodies are found hourly along Lake Okeechobee as flood debris washes up, estimating at least 1500 dead. Red Cross reports 1000 known dead in the Miami hurricane area. relief work continues amid church reopenings and school damage in Palm Beach County.
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Lake Okeechobee
Martin
Washington
Miarla
Ayunday
Boynton
Here
Palm Beach County
Hed Cross
Rochester
WN. Y
Florida
A. A. Schafer
National Red Cross
Mississippi
Red Cross
Schafer
Appeal for funds for hurricane victims aids Erie relief effort
An appeal led by the Reserve Chapter Hed Grogs seeks subscriptions from Cor residents to aid Florida storm victims. National Red Cross headquarters call for funds follows widespread damage and hospitalizations in Florida. Plight includes homelessness, disease risk, and floods. local response remains limited with few donations received.
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Reserve
Hed Grogs
Florida
Porto Rico
Nationa Jal Red Cross
Red Cross
Cor
Cory
Cuy
Mra
Houghton
West Wayne Streets
Seismic Quake Recorded From Siberia to New York
A severe earthquake shock was recorded by seismographs at Mordhan University and the University of Chicago. The New York reading began at 3:69 p m E D and peaked at 4 21. Scientists estimated the quake originated in Siberia about 4 000 miles northwest of New York and 9 000 miles away respectively. Direction could not be determined.
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New York
Mordhan University
Siberia
Chicago
University of Chicago
Tniversity
Five Best Radio Features Highlighted in Today’s Schedule
A scrambled listing outlines today’s top radio features across networks. It mentions Lucky Steike Orchestra, The Mediterraneans, and various network slots with EST BST times. The garbled text references KOA Denver, Gov. Smith, WOR Newalle, and BET Time War Network, signaling a mixed schedule with multiple stations and programs.
Hoover urged to add Oklahoma and Texas trip for campaign
Reported pressure from Oklahoma Senator Pine and Texas Republicans urged Herbert Hoover to expand his campaign itinerary with visits to Oklahoma and Texas before the election. Hoover, cautious about time, would add a few speeches despite limited slots. Meanwhile, two hundred fifty junior and senior high students finished rolling the new athletic field behind the Junior High, with grounds to be rolled next week to ready for the upcoming football opener.
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FIELD
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Senator Pine
Gov
Staitt
Ollationia City
Elizabethton
Tenn
New Yorks
Boston
Palo ‘Alto
H. Geiger
Woman Burned in Kitchen Fire Explosion
In Aulianch Ohio on September 22 Ms Hat tie Potts 80 was seriously burned when kerosene used to start a fire in a kitchen store exploded. The home burned to the ground as her husband Josue Potts extinguished the blaze by wrapping her in a blanket. Mrs Potts was taken to the city hospital in critical condition.
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Ly Wilted Press
Aulianch. O
Hattie Potts
Josue Potts
Murder Tale Emerges On Walter Collins Case In Riverside
Riverside Calif Sept 22 The story of the murder of ten year old Walter Collins was made public for the first time today after an all night police grilling Banford Clark 19 allegedly said that he Gordon Stewart Northcott and Northcott's mother grouped around Collins and decided to hurt him with an axe.
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Hamet
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Irst Presbyterian Church
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William ‘Winisband
Odd Woman
United Pros
Riverside
Calif
Walter Collins
Banford Clark
Gordon’ Stewart Northcott
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Goebel Wins Nonstop Race From Los Angeles to Cincinnati
Arl Goebel landed at Cincinnati after a nonstop LA to Cincinnati air race, taking first prize of 8000 dollars. He completed 1879 miles in 15 hours 17 minutes, averaging over 181 mph with passenger Harry Tucker. Officials note the flight likely covered additional distance, boosting the speed.
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United Press
Gincinnate
Goebel
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Due Goebel
Harry Tucker
New York
1000 Homeless After Big Fire In Stnagan Hana Quarter
A vast blaze in Stnagan's Hana Quarter destroyed 200 buildings housing 800 shops, leaving more than 1,000 people homeless. Property damage estimated at 150000 pounds (about 750000 dollars) with extensive losses across the area. Nearby Srinagar, capital of Honan, lies about 175 miles northeast of Lahore. A separate report notes a man from Washington Fu. Williams, 7, electrocuted at Wharling, West Virginia, after contacting a high Lennon Wing power line near Kim Grove Mining Co.
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Lannie
Exo
Hana
Stnagan
Srinagar
Honan
Lahore
Approve Bill Providing For Street Paving
Improvement of Spring street between South and Pleasant streets advanced by Blophy City Council. Ell No 534 providing for paying the street approved on third reading with all members voting affirmative except Commissioner Ben Stacr who opposed. Solicitor Kinesid instructed to seek state approval for a small land issue. bids to be sought in three weeks. city hopes to award contract this year.
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Spring Street
Ben Stacr
Staff
Kinesid
Council Plans to Buy New Police Patrol Truck
City Council approved buying a new police patrol truck with a regular patrol wagon body. Bids will open Monday August 1 at the Public Property office, with Superintendent Franke T England overseeing. The current vehicle is unsafe and an eyesore, and an immediate contract award is anticipated after bids.
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Franke. T. England
Olin W. Bracken
Council
Jdisdhate
McSparran Plans Pennsylvanian Maryland Speeches Against Smith
Harrisburg reports John A. McSparran, who left the Democratic party after Guy Alfred Smith’s nomination and failed to win the nomination for Congress in Lanshatet district, announces a tour of Pennsylvania and Maryland to oppose the New York governor's candidacy. He says the party cannot elect a Tammany man and would later prefer Hoover in November. He seeks to remove his name from the ballot and remains hopeful for a return to the ballot.
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United Press
Harrisburg
John A. McSparran
Democratic Party
Guy Alfred Smith
Cor
Congress
Lanshatetranity
Smith McSparran
Penneylvania
Maryland
New_York
MeSparran
Atthen
McSparran
Hoover
Lancaster County
City Council Sets Date for Tax Revision Court
City Council fixed Friday October 76th as the date for the final court of tax revision and appeal. Assessor Gt 1% Mos Cray instructed to read ObE notices. Council will sit as court from 9 AM to 12 PM, 2 PM to 7 PM.
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Inipeal
Mos Cray
Water power issue to be pressed by Governor Smith
On Sep 22 aboard a special train en route to Denver Colorado Governor Alfred Smith will push water power as a key campaign theme. The trip seeks to energize Colorado Democrats amid party divisions and ties to the Boulder Dam project with a Denver stop at 11:20 am and another at Colorado Springs at 8:20 am. It marks Smiths second visit to Denver since 1908.
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Thomas J. Stokes
United Press
Smith
Denver
Colo
Alfred Smith
Colorado
Boulder Dam
New York
Smithi
New York Assembly
Cleveland man claims reward for Jawarski informer
John Zazworsky of Cleveland traveled to Pittsburgh to meet District Attorney Samuel W. Gardner on September 22 regarding a $5,000 reward for the capture of bandit Paul Jawarski. He says he was targeted by members of the Flathead gang who seek the informer, and Gardner will review affidavits before approving payment. Jawarski lies mortally wounded in a Cleveland hospital after a police battle that killed one officer and wounded another.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
John Zasworsky
Lue
Paul Jawarski
Samuel W. Gardner
Allegheny Couny
Jawarsk
Zazworsky
Flathead
Jawarskst
Ior
Yazgorsky
Jaworski
Gardner
Grawarski
Death claims Miss Wilson in Blosburg Pa
Agnes Hurl Wilson, Democratic candidate for Congress from the Sixteenth District and daughter of the Secretary of Labor in President Wilson's cabinet, died late yesterday at a hospital in Blossburg Pennsylvania after an operation earlier in the week. The loss comes after months of illness and a renewed illness following surgery. Wilson had campaigned in the district and was described as a prominent local figure and political hopeful.
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United Press
Blossburg
Agnes Hurl Wilson
Congress
Wilson
Early Mutual Telephone Co Building Hinted In City
The Mutual Telephone Company plans an early start on a new exchange building in the city. Demolition bids for the Park Place corner residence owned by George Potter Son are due by September 29. Officials have not disclosed details but expect a spring construction push to house central departments for improved service.
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Mutual Telephone Company
Syohange
Kity Ie
Park Place
Park Street
Wisigh
George Potter
Mural Exchange
Mutu
Spartansburg Fair Draws Large Crowds This Year
The eighth annual Spartansburg Community Fair opens Friday and ends this evening with a Grange Hall program. Highlights include Home Making demonstrations by the Vocational School in canning and puddings, a fine flower display, embroidery by women, livestock exhibits, and a soccer football clash between Spartansburg and Rockdale. The day features an agricultural hall demonstration and the evening program with vocal contests, band music, an address, and prize awards.
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Sparta Vocational School
Spartansburg
Rockdale
Agricultural Hall
Grange Hall
Sharon Man Dead in Crash Near Slippery Rock
Theodore Buxzard aged 39 from Sharon Pennsylvania died when his car overturned on a highway about miles south of Slippery Rock. Passenger Thomas Maylé and his wife of Brine jack were only slightly injured in Butler County incident reported yesterday evening.
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Theodore Buxzard
Sharon
Slippery Reel
Thomas Maylé
Brite Jiant
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