New High School Plan Up For Review In Anhen City
The Board of Education will study sites and specs for a twenty room, modern high school to replace School No. 3 at High Street and Second Avenue. Estimated cost ranges from 70,000 to 970,000, with plans focusing on sanitary, ventilating and garden-adjacent features. A committee will prepare a formal proposal and seek proper site approval, aiming for erection at the near future once state railroad tax considerations and river line issues are resolved.
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High Street
Second Avenue
Abel
Anasia
Abe
Tha of Errore
Apon
Katzenbach Thanks Union County Friends
General D F Coiling, chairman of the Union County Democratic Committees, received a letter of thanks from Frank B Katzenbach Jr., the defeated candidate for Secretary, in a local Union County notice highlighting appreciation from supporters and party figures.
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Katzenbagh
Union County
Friends
D.F. Coiling
B. Kateenbadh
Louis man seeks his brother pe ae of Potkie Mt
A fragment reads a Louis man seeks his brother with uncertain identifiers and a cryptic note about Potkie Mt. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or locations to confirm the event.
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Louis
Scientific Examination משל OCRNAD ON MOREE
Fragmentary OCR text shows the headingScientific Examination with corrupted characters. The readable portion indicates a report section or article note about examination methods or findings, but no clear names dates locations or outcomes are present.
North Broad Street Pavement Repairs Discussed
A public discussion at a street committee meeting addressed the poor North Broad street pavement. Public Service Corporation officials promised to repair the road so no further complaints would arise.
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North Broad Street
Public Service Corporation
Conte
Liam Aeetrs
Gordon
Ee Bates
P. 8
Millar Arraigned for Sunday Liquor Charge Cleared
Louie Miller of 23 Broad Street was acquitted in the Court of Quarter Sessions after Judge Atwater directed a verdict on the Sunday liquor charge. The defense counsel Abe J. Deivid moved, and the jurors reached their decision without hearing the case further. The state’s witnesses were not recalled and the defendant did not offer a defense as the judge noted uncertainty about Sunday drinking practice.
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Louie Miller
Jory
Court of Quarter Sessions
Abe
Excise Board Postpones Hearings Amid City Absence
The Excise Board postponed hearings for license violators due to City Attorney Connolly's absence in Trenton on business before the Supreme Court. He explained the delay will push the next meeting to December. The notice lists several licensees and addresses connected to the matter.
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Connolly
Trenton
Unay Connolly
Supreme Court
Ranewala
Licenors
Zu Eesaneine
Sre Bey
Prater Balch
Aton Street
Valentine
Charles Ee
Kant Terwy Wey
Michael Zigmant
Pee Knochenraciater
Belue
Willis R Hide
Spencer
Charity Drive Announcement at Areaum Hil Supper
The raising funds for crippled children committee of the Elissheth Ga tiery reminds friends of a sea and supper event tomorrow afternoon and evening in Area tram Hil. There will be candy prizes and flowers for supper, with meals offered at modest prices.
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Managtre
Elissheth Gatiery
Sip
President to Review Departing Pacific Fleet
A fragmented note reports the president will review the departing Pacific Fleet with attention to upcoming ceremonies and official arrangements described in sparse editorial text. The fragment hints at a formal review dated the 15th, amid logistical discussions.
LYSING SHEAR COLLEGE Hucines Training School Spy Case
A fragmentary report highlights a training school linked to a spy case involving a person named Gaby Ony. Details are limited in the readable text, but the item suggests investigative focus on espionage or security matters connected to the institution.
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Lysing Shear College
Hucines Training School
New Moral Standard in Business and Nation Declared
Nearly three hundred delegates from the state's Y M C A women's auxiliaries met in Association Hall for the thirteenth annual conference. Rev. Cole said the church faces a transition period as the Bible is upheld as God’s word, and a new moral standard in business and politics is emerging to uplift nations and enlighten humanity. The gathering honored leaders and noted work to align women’s auxiliaries with broader church aims and social reform.
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Association Hall
Todo Ros
She Al-Baildinig
Howe
W. Hal
Congo
Irs
H. D
Pentofion
Srnlaty
Mrv BG
Jota
Good
Mre
Bwick
D.eilwis Davis
County Clerk Prepares Election Returns for Board Meeting
County Clerk Calvert reports nearly complete returns from districts as the County Board of Elections meets Monday to review results. Data shows tentative figures across several precincts, with officials awaiting final tallies before certification.
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Calvert
County Board of Elections
New German Ambassador Appointment Reported
Unclear fragmentary notice mentions figures and individuals possibly linked to a diplomatic posting. Source text is garbled with names like Schreider and Susie Suits. no coherent event details or dates available from readable content.
OES TO PRISON FOR IT STOLE FROM ESTATES
An Andrews, private secretary to the late Andrew B. Green, who managed estates of William D Ogden and Andrew H Green involving millions, was sentenced to not less than three years and nine months nor more than eight years and nine months in Sing Sing. He stole about $100,000 from the estates, fled to Mexico, and returned in February.
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New York
Lyman
Andrews
Andrew B. Green
Wiliam D. ‘Ogden
Andrew H. Green
Man Killed at Port Station in Drafty Accident
A man identified as Stein, long a resident of the city, was struck and killed by a drilling engine near Elizabeth port station of the Central Railroad after stepping from a train from New York. Funeral services were held at Library Hall at 1 pm with interment at Hebrew Cemetery. An earlier incident involved two women crossing nearby tracks struck by a runaway print pit. Witnesses described the morning as quiet before the fatality.
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Kay
Filizabeth Port
Central Railroad
Stein
New York
Pama
Court Street
Library Hall
Hebrew Cemetery
Trumbull Street
Eprint
John J. Statler
Stamlar
Choice for President Subject of Inquiry
The League of Republicans in New York plans a poll of Empire State voters to gauge presidential candidates. The inquiry seeks to see which candidate will best align with favored policies and public views, while noting the current leaders and possible shifts in support.
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Tetegrepe
Wahington
League of Republican
Cunha
New” York
Jrotars
Empire
Old Frigate Saratoga to Go to Junk Heap
Naval report states the battleship Saratoga will be scrapped after service, with Admiral Robley D. and officials confirming disposal plans amid wartime wear. Repeated shorthand phrases reflect a dated telegraphic filing and incomplete lines.
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Saratoga
Madison Avenue Fire Damages Home and Furniture
A blaze at a residence on Madison Avenue caused heavy smoke and roof damage. Fire crews reported destruction to much of the interior and furnishings while extinguishing the flames. No injuries are listed in the partial report.
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Madison Avenus
Balonging
Fre
Lusitania Sets Record Time From Queenstown to Sandy Hook
The Lusitania arrives at New York after a voyage hampered by heavy weather, claiming a four days eighteen hours forty minutes run from Queenstown to Sandy Hook. The weather slowed speed, but passengers and crew, including Pabrink Campbell and Austro-Hung? officials, note the record potential. The voyage boosts Cunard prestige amid strong winds and mountainous seas.
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Jourest
New York
Queenstown
Sandy Hook
Lusitania
Tales
Pament Board
Pabrink Campbell
Com- Baroneer
Towerman Injured Under Strangely Fortuitous Circumstances
Michael Griffin, night operator in a digital tower, was injured near the Talltond tower at the east end of Piai when a fault caused a pendulous exposure at Netherwicd station. The incident occurred just after a routine check, with responders arriving promptly to aid the towerman.
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Michael Griffin
Piai Wat
Taft Sails From Manila to Windivostok Amid Transalaskan Travel
Telegraphed report from Manila on November 8 states Secretary Taft sailed for Windivostok. He planned to depart tomorrow but left earlier to avoid danger of missing the Transsiberian voyage. The native press notes the departure as his ship cleared Manila Harbor.
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Manila
Taft
Windivostok
To-Morow
Bowlehew
President 18 Aroused Murder of Detective Brief
Nov. 6 report from a dated dispatch notes a sensational murder case involving a detective. The text references high level officials and a continuing investigation, with limited readable names or locations.
Fought with Dewey now in hands of police
Telegraph report from Pittaburg dated November 6 states Paul Kelley, a graduate of De At son, is involved after a clash connected to his rule and subsequent arrest. Police now hold him as the investigation proceeds.
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Dewey
Police
Mayor Tom Johnson Satisfied
Local Telegram reports mayor Tom Johnson expressed satisfaction with ongoing city initiatives. Officials cited progress in public works and community projects, noting improved services and stakeholder support.
Fragmentary historic club note on Root Joins Club
Fragmented OCR reads about Root joining a noted club with members from various groups. The garbled text mentions a president and a beer related line but lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes.
Slain by Burglars Theory of Police
Mrs Come Vigil wife of a Cuban painter was found dead on her home steps with signs suggesting burglary. Police dispatched six detectives to the case. Agnes Allison who worked for Mrs Vigil found the body. A heavy blow was on the back of the head and gas was turned on in the kitchen Nearby drawers were partly open but nothing appeared stolen.
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Journal
New York
Come Vigil
Hurega
Agnes Allison
Kessler and Co. Receiver Sought in Bankruptsy Case
In New York a involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed against Kessler and Co. at 54 Wall Street. The Cripple Creek Central Railroad Company of Maine seeks deposits of 100000 and up, James F. White & Company of the city for drafted purchases 5000, and Schweizerische Bankverein of Switzerland for bills of exchange 100000 and up. The act of bankruptcy is alleged to have occurred October 30 with a general assignment to William Williams. A temporary restraining order was requested as the case proceeds.
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New York
Kessler
Ecommay
Bankera
Wall Street
United States
Schweizerlache Bankverein
Switzerland
William Willams
Telegraphers Jobs Hard To Get Back
Telegraphers unions report scattered reopenings of branches in cities like Chicago New York Memphis Louisville Kansas City Toledo Pittsburgh and more as strikes wind down. Many workers fear returning to work while others resume with renewed jobs prospects. The scene reflects continued tension as papers restart operations and firms seek to fill shortages.
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Telegrepa
Iplentophery
United Mexico
Darioe
Ohio
Ohicago
New York
Memphis
Louisvilla
Kansas City
Toledo
Pittsburg
Howe
Onis
Chicago
World Weather Reports To Be Interchanged Worldwide
A telegraph note reports the inauguration of a world wide exchange of weather cables and daily weather messages. Officials say the system will enable rapid sharing of data among stations including Manila, San Francisco and Nome. The weather bureau confirms the plan aims at scientific and commercial benefits.
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Telegraph
the Journal
Ban’ Francisco
Pen
Dally
Tobie
Manila
Explosion kills ten at Arkansas powder factory
A November 8 blast at a powder near Resor, Arkansas, killed ten workers and injured several. Authorities report a terrible accident as investigators search the site for cause.
Committee Aims Recount. Hudspeth Loyal to Dems in Ford Vote
Reported noises from the State Democratic committee show Chairman Robert G. Hudspeth rallying leaders to pursue a recount despite unofficial returns showing a slight Republican edge for Ford. Observers note Democratic gains nationwide, with Hudspeth insisting the party will not concede defeat and citing party unity and potential local factors.
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Robert G. Hudspeth
Hudpeth
Ford
Damien County
Hudson
Escapes Sanitarium Die in City Reservoir Mystery
Fragmentary OCR notes report a death in a city reservoir after an escape from a sanitarium. Names and details are garbled, but references to a professor and West High School appear amid indistinct phrases. The context suggests a obscure, unresolved incident with limited readable facts.
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Cot
Excise Board
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Gaby Ony
Y.M.C.A
Mr. Cole
Qounty
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Union Business Collede
Taapas
Fay
Joe
Jearaaly Veneel
Naval
Marge
Robley
Spryt
Madison Avenue
Trein
Leavin Manila
Ontoh Traneibectin
Tom Johnson
Telegraga Te Fea Joutmahy
Kessler & CO
Sevravers
Frpeed
Altorne
Zeeremny Ark
Resor
Ieee
Hudspeth
Fort
Murphy
Mads
Eho Dal
Union Democrat
Kaeh
Hudapeth
Katzenbach
City Reservoir
Fred.h. Abell
Roeherter
Pred
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Destracter
Schodt Berg
Orshets “Benttattwan
Tom My
Eul Roree
Anc Jetta
Butler
Jaman Biltive
Br Street
Pipes Din
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