Rabbi Weinstein to Serve Another Year at Temple
Rabbi Weinstein to oversee temple duties for another year as a survey committee and leaders prepare for September services. The article notes ongoing discussions, committee roles, and dates related to temple work and community events.
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Rabbi Weinstein
Pest
Devenperis
Elon Eutese
Ua Ulin
Oolu
Detar
Devaney
Weia
Sean
Emer
Warne
Alten
Sudwaye Eave
Spiritualist meeting at Carbour Street venue
The Progressive Spiritualist Society invites members for a meeting led by D J Mood at 24 Soup Street Carbour Street on Tuesday at 2 PM. Attendees encouraged to attend and participate in the session.
Famous Aviatrix Killed In Crash At Cincinnati
Cincinnati dispatch reports aviatrix Leora Erdiwell died when her aircraft went into a tail spin and crashed near the city bridge. Spectators watched in horror as the machine plunged to the ground with seven onlookers and the pilot among the dead. Bromwell relatives note her daring sparked local interest in aviation and led to several men taking up the field.
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Cincinnati
Ghio
Erdiwell
Sion Bridge
Lee Bromwell
Bia B Bromwell
Jacob Bromwell
Common Pleas Court
Harding Expresses Faith in American Heritage
The speech laments national unity and valor, recalling Washington and Valley Forge. It honors those who perished serving American service and democracy, urging enduring liberty and the republic. The speaker urges adherence to liberty’s standards amid wartime sacrifice and postwar reflection.
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Washington
Tecause West
Air Service
Wlohe
Eiriere
Demertx
Vandale
Autteri
Valley Forge
Survivors Threatened by Breaking Reservoir Flood
Flood reports describe towns along the river cut off as waters rise. Residents flee, businesses, streets, and rail facilities are submerged. relief efforts mobilize and a state guard is deployed to restrict access while rescuers search for missing people. Local hospitals report casualties and governors coordinate nationwide aid requests.
Seniors Recital at Library Hall Tuesday
A cluttered program lists performances by students including Kaleya Woeviiker, Geraldine Pennigear, Rich Geraldine Hequisnot, Kelly Focat-eThere Live Girl Dow, and Mary Duerk. The event features varied pieces from Violin to Vocal selections, with titles such as Prelude and A Breviary Sp csey.
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Binet
Teen Slylkreys
Eraldine Pennigear
Boflman
Blixbeth Royick
Bagsi
Rich Geraldine Hequisnot
Lesoller
Gertenac
Kelly
Crvi Lehman
Reverend Thomas M. Conroy Welcomed Thursday
A crowded St Bernard's church audience heard Reverend Thomas M. Conroy welcomed on Thursday. Committee lists and preparations for a large reception followed, with details on invitations, decorations, and seating arrangements for dignitaries and attendees.
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Thomas M. Conroy
France Faces Crisis as Treaty Strains Indemnity Debate
Fragmented, hard to read article notes tensions in France over indemnity terms and the Versailles settlement. Mentions Garine records, public opinion shifts, and parliamentary debate on the treaty’s penalties and outcomes. References to ministers and foreign policy discussions in a chaotic, OCR-like passage.
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Gharater
Prairce
Aden
France
Cs Quehleia
Ty Sigmtesi
Srs
Eormaneiener
Paris
Astarion
Flooding drives fear as rivers overtop town
A flood disaster leaves residents fearing rapid rise in water levels. Reports mention rivers overflowing, evacuations underway, and damage to streets and homes. Local authorities mobilize responders as residents seek safety and updates on weather conditions continue to threaten further flooding.
Global negotiations stall as wartime treaties fray
Fragmented text discusses Allied hopes that the London agreement will end conflict and allow private talks. It notes Britain’s insistence on German compliance, warns of anarchy in Europe, and cites public doubt about pursuing renditions across nations amid a tangled diplomacy.
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Britain
Dass
London
Europe
Enemies threaten power of Penrose in Senate
Fragmentary 1920s era report describes threats to Senator Penrose, noting political rivals, security concerns, and the impact of his Pennsylvania influence. It references campaign tensions, possible exile to a city hotel, and the broader implications for party leadership. Political intrigue and health concerns surface as the scene shifts toward continued pressure on his leadership.
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Gaz
Meridia
Congess
Germany
F Penrose
Poamse
Cresele
Basten
Jennsylyank
Bearialt
Betel
Pennsylvania
Potter Herr
Siete
Jamal
Thainia
Sven Boise
Stacy
Geta
Local Weather Data Summary
The report provides 24 hour weather figures ending at 7 pm with temperature, rainfall, and humidity notes. It lists locations Wayne and Ti and mentions sections for trends and meteorological observations across the day.
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Wayne
Zane Ty
Three Priests Appointed To Parish Posts In Besancon Region
A series of clerical appointments are announced. George Moucerma becomes pastor at Saint Leutal, Besancon, succeeding a former assistant at the Cathedral. Loganport’s pastor at St Joseph’s, and Nicholas Alleinson of Logansport receive new posts in the Besancon diocese. Details trace education, ordination, and earlier assignments for each clergyman.
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Sepoyiniisents
Kigueetited
George Moucerma
St. Leutalnas
Besancon
Cathedral
The
Imnavellion
St. Joseph's
Loganspart
Musrinine Tee
St Josephs Chetck
Stillietsen
Ineh
SS Joseph's Col
Floods devastate La Junta and Pueblo in Arkansas River surge
Floods from the Arkansas River sweep La Junta and Pueblo, Colorado area with 12 foot crest and three mile wide floodwaters. Four Mexican residents and three children confirmed dead, many others feared lost as water cuts power and drinking water. Texas Pecos tracks inundated, slowing rail traffic. National relief funds requested. Pueblo seeks $5 million with $2 million immediate aid. President and Governor coordinate federal aid response.
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Las Animas
Gol
Arkansas River
Salt Junta
Pueblo
Kansas State i
la Junta
Pecos
Tex
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Nera
Pecos River
Fort Wayne priests reassigned to new parishes
November notes indicate Rev Wayne engages in new pastoral duties at St Mary's Anderson after illness and two winters in Arizona. Transferred as assistant at St Mary's church and planned reassignment to Ege next week. Fort Wayne friends invited to follow updates on appointments.
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Fure Wayne
Iusishatt
Seints
Henmond
Uane
St. Mary's Church
Anderson
Tuaten
Arizona
Ege
Fort Warne
Unemployment Up Amid Mixed U S Job Figures
The report shows a mixed U S unemployment picture with notable gains in Paterson and several rail repair shops. New York and Philadelphia reveal large percentage employment increases while overall transport costs and construction delays dampen hiring. The department cites high construction costs and public apathy as factors.
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Cellanecna Iidwatries
Philadelphia
New
Gextin
St Paul
Seattle
Grand Rapids
Anapolis
Te Torella
Funds Raise for New Baptist Church Construction
The drive netted about $60,000 for a new Baptist church at the corner of Oliver and Meyer streets. Rev W Huntington and Rev B Martin led efforts while Sher refined the plan. Construction will begin once plans are finished and the current church building is razed. The project aims to create a landmark church reflecting quality and service.
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NEW Baptist Church
FLA
Enheart
Gore
Efen
Wuntington
Bmartin
Sher
Cerner
Oliver and Meyer
Visiting Pastors Speak At Local Churches
Visiting pastors filled pulpits at multiple churches yesterday. Rev. White of the Methodist church preached at Wayne Street Church in Porter’s absence, while Rev. Lindemann from New York spoke at Wrangsh ut Lothersu Concordk church. Rev. Lang of Concordia led services at another city church.
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Trey, White
Currett
HM Lindemann
New York
Mlémnann
Lang
Concordia Church
Ford Auto Thieves Active Again In City
Ford auto thieves are reported active again with multiple thefts noted in the past seven weeks. Police early evening reports indicate vehicles stolen and recovered in various districts, including incidents linked to local neighborhoods and surrounding areas.
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Ford Auto
Simi
Tree
Hiner
Ant
Joe
Pavid
Vremse
Caiile Cartier
Bowslard
Avons
Fire Threat to Downtown Pittsburgh Businesses
A fire in a downtown Pittsburgh building at 12:30 this morning threatened department stores and nearby offices. Fire crews quickly controlled the blaze in the heart of the business district, destroying sections of Ist between Wood Street and 122 Wood Street and damaging the Fairbanks Scale Company Pittsburgh Office Equipment Company and New York Wall Paper Company offices. Estimated losses approached $510, with owners unable to confirm totals.
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Pittsburgh
Dusiness
Zeneal
Woodstreet
Palrbunks Scale Company
Pitesbursit Office Equipment Company
New York Wall Paper Company
Innsalic
Isnuel
Zionist Crisis Deepens Over Funds and Control
A Zionist dispute from the page notes a rift over the Keren Hayesod funds and who controls them. Accusations target a London charter and a seven-member group seen as usurping the American Zionist organization’s powers. The Buffalo convention’s policies are portrayed as endangered by internal agitation, with calls for accountability and clarity on fund use and future leadership.
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Zionist Orgonizany
Palestine
Hid
Zionist Orsanizacion
Keren Hay-esod Corporation
London
Pan
America
Buffalo
Fudge
Anid
Zionist Organization of America
Keren Hayesod Fund
Lobdon
Keren Hayesed Limited
Mack
Zionist Organization Ad
Funnd
Keren Hay@soc
Keren Hayesad
Sinlirattes
Keren Mayesad
Satrende
Keres Hayerdax
Robbers take wearing apparel and jewelry from victim
Robbers entered the residence on Clay Street Sunday evening and stole one silk shirt, a gold cuff, a gold wing pin, and a gold token among other items. Police reported the incident before midnight but could not identify the culprit, noting the house had been entered through an open door. A person named Charles Weismann is mentioned in connection with the case, but identities remain unclear.
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Tin Honey
Charles Weismann
Clay Street
Inka
Cabibor
Divorced Wife’s Ex-Husband In Street Fight
Reported incident follows a recent divorce suit. In West Third Street, near the ex-wife’s home, Pranic livixe said to have struck her former spouse twice. Police indicate a confrontation occurred Saturday night. Bluest reportedly fled and was not located.
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West Third
Sitre
William Schopprean
Twice Avenue
Skoppman
Bilist
Sireet
Drunken Brawl Sparks Police Response Near Maysville
An alleged drunken brawl drew a rapid police response about three miles from Maysville. Early reports describe two factions clashing as officers arrived and attempted to restore order, with one person wounded in the ensuing confusion.
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Tia
Sindy
Enronm
Three Year Old Child Found After Wandering Miles
A three year old girl from Irving, Ak Rie Furguss street wandered several miles before being found by a postal worker along Lessburg road. She was taken to the city by residents, then brought to the police station on West Main street after officers were summoned to the vicinity. The clock at the Bulies station indicated she had not missed the time.
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String
Iving
Mail Trucks Ordered to Display Lights On Road
Police require mail trucks to show lights while driving through the area. A driver was warned and told to display lights clearly. Officials stated failure to comply would lead to further action.
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Abisiee
Death notices and obituaries from a midwest city
Multiple death notices report the passing of Thormag J Currie at 45 from complications, Gustav Malowsky at Si Joseph Hospital after a week of illness, and Charles I Box at 35 after 40s weeks of illness. Details include addresses, survivors, religious affiliations, and funeral plans pending.
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Charles I. Box
Mornig St Joseph Hospital
South Calhoun Street
Decessey
Avila
Ind
Holy Nara and
Sacred Heart Societies
The
Maccabees
Amelia Fox
Airs
Aluta
Joseph
Fort Oglethorpe
Lena Fox
Bronterm
Anna Walker
Ery
Emma Weinand
Mom Shosdel
Aubern
Rose Zern
Monterey
Ted
Anngs Dehner
Battle Fox
Henry Fox
Pirronuth
Eeaudehideen Aise
Brunmmven Funers Perlors
Funeral notices cluttered with misprints and various names
Funeral notices list several individuals with errors in spelling and placement. Dinace Staley Mary Smith, David Safes, Alfred Bobrger, Elizabeth Sussell, Kinethan, Mamie Moore shown with service times at local chapels and burial plans at Lindenwood or Prairie Grove, with Veterans and G A B posts mentioned in some items.
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Staley
Dinace
Purman Street
St. Peter's Catholic Phurehet
Mary Smith
David
Wasi D
Eisehn
Rev. C. F. Brose
Prairie Grove
Bobrger
Alfred
Kiaehin
Lindenwood Cemetery
Sussell
Elizabeth
State
Collins
Tad
Kinetin
Columbia City Moore
Mamie
le Gust Streat
Baral
Decker trial resumes in Warsaw for double murder case
The 18 year old farmer Visi Deeger faces murder charges in the death of his chum Lewy Lovett, with the trial to restart before Judge K W Russe. The state has remaining witnesses including members of the county court and a Pennsylvania contingent. Lawyers aim to finish testimony today and submit the case to the judge.
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Warsaw
Ind
Visi
Deeger
Toy
Lewy Lovett
K. W. Russe
Pennsylvania
Lovett
Juder Watt
Oakland man credits Tanlas remedy for weight gain
Witla Meanulls of 734 Lith St Oakland reports his son Thad and friend Raine Jr McAnulty both benefited from Tanlas a medicine claimed to restore health and appetite After years of underweight McAnulty gained weight and improved health under the treatment praising its effects and recommending it to others in Oakland
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Witla Meanulls
Oakland
Cale
Raine Jr
McAnulty
Liesont Estate Board
Cartier
Tatelar
Deel Poinn
Oman
Kaine
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St. Augustine's Academy
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Log Port
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Taeda
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Eee
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Prainnis Seminary
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Wis
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Ene
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Shy
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Gonwelly
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Shtp
U. S
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Thormag J. Currie
Polock
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Hate
Pennsylania Freight Department
Toglan
Oy- Ger
Mooge
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Mpaty
Ohio
Grand Rapida & Indians
Mt, “Wrestling
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Si Jongph'y
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Wayne Street
Dody
Joh Miter
Summit Street
Verda
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Gerge Keller
John Miller
Atward Koch
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Bawward
St Paul's Gutheran Church
Charles I. Fox
Decker
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