Notification Date Set for Bryan Ceremony in 1920
The Democratic National Committee approves formal notification for Bryan on August 12 in Patriiew and plans ceremonies at Fairview with attendees including Debden Bryan and Kern. John H. Atwood of Kansas named as potential National committeeman. preparations continue for the party gathering and campaign management in Lincoln Nebraska.
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Neb
Bryan Veil
Patriiew
Ees
Fairview
Ser
Debden Bryan
Kern
John H. Atwood
Kansas
Kansa
Zeppelin airship fails in dramatic test flight
A damaged report from Telegraph outlines J Berlin and July Cowie noting a German airship's failed ascent from Lakes Come Lang near Ha. The craft attempted to break aeronautic seconds but was compelled to land after a minute and seven miles into the flight, with witnesses and local officials reporting the mishap.
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Teihes J. Berlin
Cowie
Zeppelin
Welio
Lang
Desperate Band Against Shan's Soldiers Reemerges
A fragmented report notes a desperate band attempting to stand firm against Shan's soldiers with unclear details about leadership and location. Text references a July event and possible clashes but lacks coherent names or precise places.
Woman Evacuates Husland Studio Amid Angio Case
Unclear report states Catherine Mire facing days of steady observation in East Jersey as authorities pursue Edward Torey linked to a case. Police have not confirmed details, and neighbors cannot verify the claim amid dispersed, partial information from local residents.
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Mire
Catherine
Edward Torey
East Jersey
Fereene
Har
Sly
Guest found in wrong flat leads to arrest
Max Jacobs returned home from a walk to find an uninvited guest in his bedroom. John Smith of Warren County, staying two weeks with his parents living above, had been in the Jacobs residence about fifteen minutes before detection. Police were informed after the mistaken entry was discovered.
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Max Jacobs
John Smith
Warren County
Jacobs
Smith
Polonesa
POCREEN LAW CASE STARTS IN COURT
Case details from the POCREEN incident are unclear with garbled OCR. Detectives testified as officers described events shortly after ten o'clock. Court proceedings began but specific charges and sequence remain unreadable in the damaged text.
Order in Central America Object of Conferender
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an order in Central America and references a conferender and an object of a catia. It includes garbled phrases and unreadable names, with a date-like fragment and unclear context. The readable parts point to an inquiry or directive related to Central America and a conference or conferender.
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Central America
Unclear fragmentary report on a medical or personal notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a mother in law and firing, a delay operation, medical terms and nonsensical phrases. No coherent event, dates, or clear entities identified beyond generic relations.
Winsted Factories Publish Full Time Schedule
By telegraph to the Journal from Winsted Conn on July 14 the factories of the Winsted Bil Company Empire Kiln Company and Winsted Hosiery Company issue a full time schedule with details of shifts and operations across their plants.
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Winsted
Bil
Empire Kalle Company
Winsted Hosiery Company
Mento Murder Case Tangles Telegraph Report
A garbled telegraph item reports a murder case in Mento with fragments naming suspects and a man named John Claudianesy arrested for dying at the house of James Gallagher. The readable text cites employment hints and unclear dates, suggesting a sensational but poorly legible transmission.
Arrests in Hazel Drew girl death case
A young man admitted being with Hazel Drew the night she vanished and slain. Authorities traced the suspect to his home where he claimed she died accidentally in a quarrel and he disposed of her body in a river area during the night of July 4. Police continued to investigate possible accomplices and the full sequence of events.
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Sanreal
Wei
Shada Kinaneta
Sant Gusdrems
SUIDDING LOAN NOTES War pace of the body
The fragmentary OCR hints at a local notices item about loan notes and wartime economic matters. It mentions Suidding and references food, fat, and public debt or notes under wartime production, but lacks clear names, dates, or places to specify.
Rahway injunction made permanent
Newark July 1 192? A permanent injunction was issued to supplement a temporary order over Rahway sewerage. Mar y Kidd Rahway landholder and Mayor C B Holmes Rahway City Council City Attorney Francia V Dobbins and contractor Wilfred Cole are enjoined from discharging sewage from the Cranford to tidewater trunk sewer into the Rahway River at the point harming the petitioner.
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Newark
Weellor Emery
Rahway
Mra
Mary Kidd
C B. Holmes
Francia V. Dobbins
Wilfred Cole
Cranford-to-tidewater
Rahway River
Fire damages automobile and nearby storefront in upscale city block
The Phelps car at 35 Aberdeen Road was damaged in a garage fire causing about 1000 dollars in losses to the vehicle and 75 dollars to the auto house. A fashionable district crowd gathered as volunteer firefighters fought the blaze shortly after six. Neighbors including Philander B. Gray were notified and a preliminary inspection checked ignition details.
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Edward S. Phelps
Aberdeen Road
Lant
Frening
Auto House
Plunteer
Heimger
Walton Fato
Philander B. Gray
Blake Powell
Be Telegraph to the Journds July 14 Incident Tale
A troubled incident near Heley-Pothannas village ends in a man firing at his wife Emily Themas and her three children then being restrained by a daughter who shot him The father’s fate remains uncertain as authorities pursue details.
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Willege
Elie
Emily Themas
Ter
Sarah
Wall Street Market Summary From July Telegraph Dispatch
New York July 14 The market was strong with some bonds irregular while shares moved on the exchange. The report notes varied activity and a general uptrend amid fluctuating prices and trading.
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New York
America dominates Olympic events with Sheppard pace
Melvin W. Sheppard of the Irish American team wins the 1000 meter in 4.03 2 5 seconds at Olympia, tying the world mark set by N Hallows. England's H A Wilson places second and F Hallows third as cyclists and swimmers race in the day’s program. The event features strong U S contenders affected by prior lane draws, with additional results noted in cycling and swimming heats.
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FE. Rennat
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