Illinois Supreme Court rules under new constitution risk to state
Fragmented copy details a proposed Illinois constitution changing the Supreme Court with expanded powers, larger court size, and patronage. Warns voters to defeat the proposition at the December 12 election. Mentions related international news about Armenian orphans and figures like Governor Murray and Paul Dresger.
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Supreme Court
Jlinois
Zou
Roy WO
Commonwealth
Sue Brome Court
Powah Tnder Thas
Finols
Murray
Paul Dresger
Dresser
Dresaer
Bt. Boniface
Chicago
Forest Park Invites Parents to Visit Schools for Education Week
Next week December 3 to 9 marks American Education Week in Forest Park under the banner Go to School Week. Parents are urged to tour public schools to observe progress in reading writing and arithmetic and note deficiencies to help improve the system. Mothers are hinted as the primary visitors while fathers are invited. the article argues for stronger school oversight and suggests women on the school board to guide improvements amid aging unsafe buildings and crowded rooms.
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Forest Park
Wehool
Batter Get Some New Ones for January
Fragmentary OCR note shows a playful remark about a batter needing new words and humor. Names and clear facts are unreadable. no definite event or person identified beyond a generic batter.
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Janrinh
Daily Thought on Careful Deeds and Speech
A brief aphorism urges vigilance in actions and words drawing from Marcus Aurelius. It emphasizes restraint and thoughtful expression as guiding principles for daily conduct.
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Leo
Marcus Aurelius
Prohibition conspiracy case over 80,000 gallons alcohol
In Cleveland, Louis and Abraham Auerbach with others face indictments for conspiracy to evade prohibition laws. They allegedly withdrew 80,000 gallons of grain alcohol under permits, paid about four dollars per gallon, and sold it to bootleggers at twenty four dollars per gallon. The bootleggers diluted, colored, and sold it at sixty four dollars per gallon.
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Abraham Auerbach
Cleveland
Aittle
Auerbach Brothers
Abraham Limbert
Morris Moss
Samuel Selker
S6irit Cohen
Des Fendants
All-swell Shooter Survives Near West Virginia Well
A worker near St Maryn West Virginia escaped death when dynamite or trogycerine exploded in a well as she prepared to lower a second shot. The alidoter shielded the shot number two can with her body, suffering no fatal injury though debris showered around. The derrick was wrecked and a nearby wagon with 60 quarts of nitro was in danger. A stone likely triggered the blast as the well had not been eased.
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West
Rinin
Tey
Tifa
Pulp and byproducts from water hyacinth ease river choke
Reports note water hyacinth yields Tamil from south ern waters to produce pulp alcohol oil tannin fertilizer and stock feed. The weed clogs Louisiana streams hindering navigation yet its abundance offers cheap raw material aiding manufacturers and shippers.
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Louisiana
Interoxtas
Oklahoma boy electrocuted as vow to kill plus murder plot
A 10 year old Negro boy was electrocuted in Oklahoma on November 1% for murdering five white women after his brother in law promised him a pig. The brother in law was convicted of complicity and given a life term. The 18 year old is held in McAlester penitentiary. In Chicago drills a movie bomb scare caused hall floods but no fire. The apis acted well during the drills.
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Taba
Oklahoma
McAlester
Chicago
Tie Apis
Former Kalaer Adjusts Rules For Tea With Officials
The former Kalaer loosens rules, inviting 40 officials to tea on October 5. He says high standing guests may visit more often and asks that he and his future wife return visits. Growth in federal readings noted at 19,803 miles since August 81, with 6,401 added this year.
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Doorn Cuatlo
The Vegetarian Vege-Tarian? Odd Dinner Turns Moral
James Clifford, 30, a once-aloof husband, adopts vegetarianism after an odd vow. Eva, his wife, endures mood shifts and hunger as he refuses meat, then secretly steals chicken from the oven. After a tense night, she confronts him, and he admits the struggle, hinting at broader appetites and care.
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Biya
Hya
Harry
Eva
Kiva
Jamea
Mordé
James
Damed
Minaelf
Sound Ny Logo
Atalra
Bya
Edatern Style Pancho Vete I See Plunger Bump of Boots
In eastern style Pancho explains. the richest man in the state is bumped off with his boots on. Broucho questions the style as Pancho says Pete found him with college men quicker on the draw from the bank. The vid man dropped dead per American Legion Weekly.
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Broucho
Truy
Pete
Bia
Sda
American Legion Weekly
It Was My First Drive Driver Recalls Bridge Collision
The victim in a recent accident recalls the moment of impact saying it was their first time driving a car and they misjudged the speed. They attempted to stop but a bridge loomed ahead and, in a rush, they could not avert the crash.
Homemade Floor Oil Mixture Steps and Variants
The recipe outlines one part boiled linseed oil thinned with three parts turpentine for floor finish and another variant using one part night or kerosene with four parts kerosene, producing results similar to commercial products.
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Anya
Scientific American
Friction Explains Motion in Everyday Life
A fragment discusses necessity of friction. Without resistance a body in motion would continue straight forever and nails would not hold or walk. The statement notes walking on smooth ice or polished floors illustrates friction’s truth.
Twilight explained by Earth's atmosphere and refraction
The text describes twilight as enabled by the atmosphere refracting sunlight after the sun dips below the horizon. It notes the sun's rays bend through the atmosphere at an angle that selects and redirects light.
Paleolithic Burial Rites Said Similar to Modern Faith
Professor B Mulings of the French Catholic Institute argues that cave dwellers practiced solemn burial rites with religion not radically different from ours, challenging the view of Paleolithic faith as distant from contemporary belief systems.
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Fils
Bmulings
French Catholc Institute
Bounds Natural and Trenton Man Move Over Spirit Note
A Washington Post item notes a man and a woman moving after a deceased husband’s spirit is said to haunt their home each night. The piece reflects a quirk of belief rather than a reportable event, with no clear names or dates.
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Bounds Natural
Trenton
N. J
Washington Post
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