New Citizenship Law Discussed by County Clerk
County Clerk Janes J. Calvert at Atwater outlined the recent naturalization law changes affecting applicants denied under the old provisions. The act, enacted in the closing hours of Congress, takes effect in ninety days and grants exclusive jurisdiction over naturalization at the federal level, detailing language requirements and final papers procedures for foreign born residents seeking citizenship.
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Chadge “Atwater
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Pepett
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Kentucky race report reveals scattered names and dates
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Kentucky, races, and several unclear names. The passage hints at a list of individuals or participants with uncertain spellings and missing context. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable material.
Government Wing in Rebate Case Indictment Details
The indictment names defendants including Government Wing and Alton with agents John N and Paithora Wonn. The court proceeding outlines rights patents and related charges in this rebate case before the court.
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Hi and Alton
John N
Paithora Wonn
City Attorney A Prisoner in Noon Library Incident
City Attorney J C Connolly, deeply absorbed in law, entered the county courthouse library as bells tolled noon. A tense moment followed when he reportedly faced a sudden disturbance and a mysterious interruption in the quiet study room.
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J.C. Connolly
Old First
Ctiea
Therif
Appreciation voiced for Fourth of July parade participants
On the Fourth, Halsey expressed gratitude for the presence of the N. C. Nid regiment and others who aided in the observance. The speaker praised the organizations and individuals who contributed their services willingly, helping to make the event meaningful for the community.
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Ooh. K. Halsey
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N. C. Nid
Dead Hot Air Line sparks renewed trolley debate
A derelict Esnex-Croas Railway trolley line returns to the public eye as discussions of renewal continue. A lawsuit by Francis Eppley seeks to compel partners to honor previous terms while landowners weigh road options from Broad and East Grand to Irvington and Bloomfield.
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Esnex
Broad
Yast Grand Strevm
Union Avenue
Irvington
Newark
Bloomfeld
Venus
Oie
Matt Folley
Rosin
Trust cases fail now in Chicago district court
The Chicago District Court today dismissed the trust cases after Judge Settle sustained the demurrer. Nathan L Poniroy and others indicted by the Federal grand jury faced the action, with the decision marking a setback for the defendants in this 1440 dispute.
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York
Mogar “Trust
Cnurt
Chic Satan Distros
Cbunsel
Nethen
L. Poniroy
Federal Grand Jury
Tb Agti
Tae Nechion
U K Supports New Liquor Law Revenue Boost
The city attorney urged a resolution approving the act to regulate sale of intoxicants and authorize increased liquor revenue. The measure, tied to the state law, would raise about $16 000 this year. Votes were cast by officials including Washington avenue resident Ince Delossy and others at various streets and addresses.
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Excise Commissionere
Une
Intarsata
Toenstoner
Ince Res
Washington Avenue
Martin Delolly
Betond Street
Jobo ‘Volt
Flrat Street
H. A. Cooper
Magnolia Avenue
Adolph Juckson
East Joniey Erie
Henry Bedwind
Hirsabath
Atic Sanweena
Teenie
Edward Burke
Atreet
Warning of Sir Laipaed Grey Over War Fears
London reports Sir Laipaed Grey warning that the House of Communota faces grave risk of indiscriminate punitive actions. He cites recent attacks as pretexts for retaliation, while Abdullah Malik faces responsibility for the Egyptian incident and the public debate centers on whether recent violence justifies broad punishment.
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London
Laipaed Grey
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Wiltan
Abdullah Ap Ta
John Dillon
Mt Tate Tab
Paul Willard's Body Found After Fall
July 6 a report states the body of Paul Willard, superintendent of police in Stanford, Conn, was found in a river near Find Catekill Point. The incident notes he toppled overboard and died while asleep or semiconscious, with details unsettled and under investigation.
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Punk
Pols
Rwverett
C. Williard
Stesnford
Conn
Welock
Fons
Child Seized by Black Hand in Bronx
Pietro Cinelli reports his 8 year old daughter Lena Cinelli has vanished after leaving home at 220 Arthur Avenue to visit a playmate. Captain Brennan leads Bronx police and a large detective squad in a search for the child amid threats and alleged Black Hand activity targeting the Cinelli family.
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New York
Brennan
Bronx
Lena Cinelli
Pietro Cinelli
Arthur Aqvenue
Guying
Cipelli
Roosevelt entertains noted New Zealander at Hagundes-Mill
Oyator Bay July 1 President Roosevelt hosts Sir Joseph Ward postmaster general of New Zealand at Hagundes-Mill this afternoon. Ward, a leading political figure in New Zealand, is seen by many as a potential successor to Prime Minister Joseph Ward. The luncheon aboard the Wh Line steamer Fiur years with the President and then returns to Ni.
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Oyator Bay
Homevelt
Joseph Ward
New Zealand
Drowned in New Hampshire Lake Twombly Jr
Ashland New Hampshire July 6 Hamiton Mock Twombly Jr son of Hasail ton Mock Twombly of New York and Newport was drowned last night while swimming in Big Squam Lake six miles from this town. He came to New Hampshire three weeks ago with a group sent to Groton School camp near Groton. He disappeared during a swim near shore and was later found and brought to Ashland. Relatives accompany the body to Groton for burial.
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Ashland
N. Hy
Groton
Twombly
Crampa
Mr. Twombly
Hot Weather Offerings Headlines From July Page
A fragmentary notice appears to describe summer offerings and sales on a July page. Readers may expect mentions of promotions or products tied to hot weather, with partial phrases indicating deals and vendors, though details are incomplete.
White's Counsel Seeks Thaw Affidavit in New York
July 6 report from New York says Francie P. Garvan is pressing to obtain a duplicate affidavit by Evelyn Nesbit and statements related to Stanford White. Garvan claims the original affidavits exist in White’s private papers while Thaw denies involvement. Four detective agencies monitor White’s associates. Thaw’s mother's departure noted as Mrs. Thaw sails home from England on July 6.
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New York
Francie P. Garvan
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Evelyn
Garvan
White
Wnare
Regan
Balers
Hommell
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Evelyn Nesbit Thaw's Mother Denies Connection
Pittsburg July 6 1927 Evelyn Nesbit Thaws mother Charles J Holman denied in a statement to the Pittsburgh Press that she ever introduced her daughter to Stanford White or accompanied them to any event. She said she would tell her story in time and described the previous accounts as a misleading and fiction-filled report.
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Pittsburg
Charles J. Holman
Evelyn ‘Nesbit
Hada
Anarchist Plot Aimed at Kaiser Figure Uncovered in Dentin
A German police raid in Dentin unearthed a plant used to make bombs and weapon parts. An anarchist named Hiasenberg, tied to the plot against Kaiser Wilhelm, was arrested with others after investigators acted on information from German authorities. The site contained 200 bottles of explosive material, crucibles, mortars, walls, a furnace, and substantial scrap iron.
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Hiasenberg
Kaiser Willi
Sete Power
Enarchiat
Raeabert
Qurman
Tosanberg
Beattie
Rosenberg
Ole
Beatle
Elea Sade
Romberg
Longworths Visit President Falliers
The French president received American guests in a private saloon without ceremony. Ambassador and Mrs McCormick called with Mr and Mrs Nicholls on July 6. The visit lasted about a quarter of an hour and featured warm exchanges.
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Mr. Awl
Nicholls
Mra. McCornik
Umea
Nemaanthy
Mrs Schapz Crowned In Unclear City Pageant Incident
Fragmentary report describes an accidental crowning of Mrs Schapz tied to a hopatoog area event. The text is heavily garbled, making names, places, dates, and outcomes unclear. No verifiable facts available beyond the event type and confusion surrounding the coronation.
County to borrow 100000 for tax anticipation and bridge
A county board meeting discussed borrowing 100000 in anticipation of tax receipts, a routine annual action. A committee was assigned to study a new bridge at Motee’s Creek and a trolley matter, with several names listed for oversight roles and attending members.
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Board of Freeholders
Dutlaton
Freeholder
Woodruff
Charles Simpeos
Plainfield
Union
Beery
Gromer
Hepropatone
Krotes
Westphal
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Erouss
Jenny
Cnlee Tiaberh
Drowbellgss
Tensen
Rank
Ane
Moreh
Chandler Ola
Trouble Between Turkey and Persia Escalates on Frontier
A Turkish cavalry force of 1,900 moved along the frontier amid disputes with Persia. Reports from Constantinople describe skirmishes and protests at boundary points as both sides deploy troops. The Shah’s government notes continued tension with Turkish forces near strategic posts, with no immediate settlement in sight.
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Constantinople
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