Attacked man blinded by acid thrower in street incident
Harry Miller, a Standard plant employee living near Sixth and Walnut, was struck from behind by an unknown assailant with a caustic liquid. He remains temporarily blinded with swollen eyes and severe pain, as doctors treat his injuries and foreman Vic Hasaas seeks witnesses.
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Harry Miller
Sixth
Walnut streets
Meek
Mitter
Vic Hasaas
eves Ville
borane
Bowman man accused after attempted shooting incident
William Murray of Bowman allegedly seized a gun in a drunken rage and aimed at his son. His wife grappled him, preventing a discharge through an open door. Neighbors were aware of the incident and authorities are involved.
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William Murray
Bowman
Officer WenseL Bumps Into A Bee Nest
A garbled report describes Officer WenseL's collision with a bee nest causing disturbance and injury. It mentions a court or office scene, with references to dates, individuals, and the aftermath in a tense local setting.
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OFFICER WENSEL
Mrs Lydick Found Dead in Bed in Wake of Tragedy
Ann Gullyw reports Mrs Brvaber Lidiey found dead in bed Wednesday morning at age seven. Five children survive. Funeral details reveal a long union service with a 42 year tenure. Rebecca Miller of HOOD Teach Co travels to Canton for a week long vacation starting Thursday.
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Ann Gullyw
Brvaber Lidiey
Wonseng Chanel
Misa Rebecca Miller
the
HOOD Teach Co
Canton
vaca
Girl Waits Five Weeks at Land Office in Duluth
A Duluth area notice describes a young woman who waited five weeks at the land office, taking a prominent place before the door as land openings were announced. She plans to farm and raise chickens, with hopes of earning a living from garden produce and poultry. The item notes another local person, Shellon, and Beverly returning to his duties.
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Land Office
Watt
nooody
Vaiss
Rowe
ivy
Duluth
United States
Fond Dui Lac
Imagination Brings Them Into Deep Distress
A fragmented account describes a legal case involving Miss Wilson and her daughter, with claims of assault and intense imagination affecting communication. The text references a telephone incident and a confrontation that led to sensational outcomes and arrests.
Easterner Praises Chsiton as Prosperous Town Visit
Maree Dawson of Column spent Saturday and Sunday in the town praised as the best and most prosperous in the county after visits to various places in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Locals express pride as residents pledge to stay united and welcoming in the town.
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Casxaneton
jerome
Coshoeton
Maree Dawson
Dangerous stunts claim boy in Slide for Life accident
Twelve year old Wilbur Wiggins suffered a deadly, dangerous stunt incident while attempting a Slide for Life in an unnamed town. The report notes ongoing mania for risky feats and the victim’s death followed by further local tragedy and fear.
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Coshoctén
Wilbur Wiggins
white
Three Men Fined for Throwing Glass Into Street
Three men were fined after appearing before Judge Stacy on charges of throwing glass into the street and intoxication. One defendant admitted guilt and received a fine. another faced a separate charge and was held on bail. A widely known authoress, Mrs Lautan Chander Mouton, died at her Boston home after a long illness.
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tyes
Rosentra
King
Boston
Ang
Lautan Chander Mouton
Desolation Looms in Coshocton as Population Shrinks
A chaotic text details Coshocton becoming deserted with streets empty and shops closed. The passage notes a decline in residents, a pending sale of goods, and rumors of evacuation affecting daily life. Mary Green leaves for Newark.
Local Residents Gather for Weeklong Visits and Meetings
A sprawling list of visitors and locals details social calls and short stays in Cleveland and nearby towns. Among those named are Bertha Hock, Mildred Cytes, Miss Tuler, and Mr. Faph from various streets and cities. The notes describe trips to Cleveland, Lorain, and Pasnelom Maiteads with brief visits, meals, and planned events.
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Gaetee Bock
Mondhis
Wasaviniuan
Cleve Vowl
Vegas
Vian street
Manite Smitih
Cleveland
Wiss Bertha Hock
Tothb tree
Mombay
Miss Tuler
Pasnelom
Maiteads
Cotinaba
Pisateois Cy Mu
Witte Prescott Giool
fae city
Mildred Cytes dias
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Unclear OCR Text About Boy Release Sparks Dissatisfaction
Fragmented report references a released boy and protests, mentioning beheadings and trials. Names and places are garbled, with no clear dates or institutions identifiable. The article text is too damaged to extract verifiable events or entities.
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