Indiana Balloon Distance Title Race Wins by St. Louis Sailor
Indiana reports Fisher’s Gashag remained aloft forty eight hours in a cross nation balloon event. University City’s St. Louis Balloon claimed the distance contest title with a long endurance flight. Fisher communicated from Indianapolis that the trophy would be awarded, noting the craft traveled roughly 370 miles while rival Indiana crews logged about 230 miles.
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Fisher
University City
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Te Biuher
Wisher
Bruin
Tenn
University City Makes Longest Distance Balloon Flight
In St Bovis a balloon flight ended with a long distance feat by pilot Jane Terry of University City. Accompanied by Ris Alle and Bo J. Mecinllowgh, she reportedly covered a remarkable route from Freestone Peak to Mount Alubane, clocking eight miles over a windy sky.
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ST. Bovis
Abe Hanne Jonger
Court News Fractured Report From Local Trial Docket
Fragmented court notes recount numerous cases and motions from a local docket. The report mentions judges, attorneys, and claims including alimony, defamation, property disputes, and assault allegations, with references to taxpayers, alimony figures, and a civil suit docket indicating ongoing court activity and appointments.
Daughter of War Time Hero Dies in Cleveland
The daughter of William Stewart is reported to be interred in Cleveland after death attributed to a heart failure. The obituary notes her birth in Indiana, residence shifts, and a Cleveland home with her daughter, along with funeral details and Allied family references. Funeral arrangements include services at First Methodist and cemetery burial in Ohio.
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Cleveland
Old Stewart Buriat
William, Stewart
Annindiy Mary Stewart
Geigdoy
Wile Csiewsrl
Clesetaiil
Shel
Peters
Geigebes
Burady
Cliveland
Wayne
Thorslay
Mer
Cecil
Wil Hay Ree
Fort Warn
Frank Ct
Toledo
Ady
Maeri Stradhey
Jett Yeeleriny
Bert Tealding
bin Heatherrelaw
Mtraatles
Ani
Jalon
Jalon, Fh Tat Sngabeay In Reforte To Mord Wayne
Fern Fm
Dix
Kab Schebsanki
Mildred S
Dughter
Ant Mex
Honey Wendellen
Elie
Hines
Tishwelick
Willd Moth
Gurlal
Johnsioenr
Uhia
Kidwacd
Unaimerle
Mate Atrost
Ofeleck
St. Pauly Cathatte
2. V. Byver
Cilgary CB
Eliott
Columbia Ciy
Thorndles
Thomas Sind Thasty Binach
Funnsylvania
Cohumi City
Gormuheled
Rhe Badies
Nila Relve
Decatur
Indiana
Kooi Nail
Hidnia
Theas
City Brake
Vensiedor
Aly
Carrix Staley
Lord Jenkingyn
Fia Mati
Steve Dillard
White Cloud
Alles C.atk
Thelma Cai
Tritz
Electris
The Sovereign Woman of the World convenes in Detroit
The opening session of the Sovereign Woman of the World order convened in Detroit with delegates and officers present. A 20,000 dollar fund for extensions was approved and the group planned a building project in Omaha while reporting membership around 80,000.
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Urtroit
Clark John TP
Yates
Die Soveréian
Ahd
Curzon
Pal Busiess
Omaha
Neb
Espromd
Guardian
Runtna
Une
Tariff Debate Dominates Washington Session
Washington today reports a heated tariff debate as Mr. Dolliver and Mr. Warren clash over duties on woolen fabrics and the value of cloth. The House and Senate consider proposed amendments to limits on paper and print materials, with industry stakeholders watching closely for potential duty changes and impact on costs.
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Beth Pune
Doliiver
Warren
Dolliver
Daillver
Delilver
Washington
John Nuria
Che Senile
Senate
United States
Menate
Newsman Publishers Association
Goud
TL Fa
Hon Howard Mountz Cancels His Date
A cryptic report notes Hon Howard Mountz cancels a date amid unclear text. It references names Garratt and vonkkers and an event at Wurlsup with an evening gathering and a date in the morning. The garbled OCR yields limited, nonessential fragments without clear context or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garratt
Prinetyal Pratin
Wurlsup
Round Up Black Hand Continues on Page One
Federal and local investigators, aided by secret police, have intensified actions against the Black Hand societies. In Cincinnati, inspectors report documentary evidence tying Matlin headquarters to the ring, with arrests planned in Marion and Belleville as officers pursue leaders nationwide.
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Marion
United States
OltMeid
Hasfard
Autebess
Cincinnati
Liday Sam
Lima
Joe Rinco
Riyzo
Mat Marlin
Himjdter Oldfiel
Three Arrests Reported in Callahan Shooting Case
Jackson Kentucky news item states three arrests linked to a shooting involving former Sheriff Callahan. Named individuals include Gown Smith, leader of a faction, plus Werother, Tisha Smith and Lev Johnson, with details unclear due to damaged text.
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Jackson
Rd Callahan
Boy Matk Charged The Criminal Assault
An eleven year old boy named Tada is charged with criminal assault. The youth and another child were allegedly at a home with Tholy thedier when the incident occurred. Police, led by Cinvlea Moan, report the arrest and affidavit details in the case.
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Boy Matk
Robert Kelmy
Ron
Tienelke
Wuateat
Warsew
Donuty
Tada
Tin Bie
Tholy Thedier
Ality Murahul
New Trustee Appointed Amid City Ordinances Debates
A city council session reviewed ordinances funding damages, land annexation, and new voting precinct boundaries while announcing Mind Mrveuy as a new trustee. The veteran attorney and former teacher brings education expertise to oversee school matters and city development projects.
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Rudealll School
John Marahatl Law Schoo
Chicago
Prac Ts of
Wil
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Awnata
Aml
Seventy Years Old Painkiller Claim Promises Quick Relief
An OCR fragment touts a painkiller marketed as age friendly, claiming to ease aches and ailments from colds to diarrhoea. It mentions a 365 cent price and a 60 cent bottle. asserts ease of use and danger avoidance, urging readers to try for relief.
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Perry Davie
Rearly
Centenary of Northwest Press Celebrated in Detroit
Detroit's museum hosted a centenary event marking the arrival of printing in the Northwest. Father Gabriel Ticard, a pioneer priest, established the first press in the region here, with Father Richards’ primitive press printing the first newspaper, the Michigan Essay or Impartial Observer.
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Detbauc
Suth
Old Northwest Territory
Detroit Museum
Father Richards
North
Aichigan Essay
Religums
Michigan Say
Impartial Observer
Tichard
Detroit
St Anne's Church
Prayer Book from First Press in Northwest Territory
Mrs. Algust Detzer of Chinlut possesses a Catholic prayer book printed in Tat in Land French from Father Richard’s press in the Northwest territory. The item is described as one of the finer books published by the noted printer and publisher.
Majestic Airdome Show Delivers Nonstop Fun
Patrons praise the Majestic Airdome weekly laugh filled with comedy and acrobatic acts. The program features Thecker and Mack in five routines and a playful skit by Maryell and Corbeley with lighthearted tricks. Performances begin at 9:15 with a string of acts including Frank Jones and the Majestic ensemble.
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Ue Majestic Airdome
Mages Theater
Thecker
Mack
Maryell
Corbeley
Sumner
Bucket Shop Men Fined And Sent To Jail
Cincinnati June Soule Foster John M. Gorman formerly of Indianapolis Vetter Camphel A C Waldwin Edwin Fell and J M Scott were each sentenced in a term of six months and fined 200 to pay for using the United States mails in furthering fraudulent bucket shop operations in a federal case heard in United States district court.
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Cincinnati
Foster
John M. Gorman
Indianapolia
Vetter Camphel
A. C. Waldwin
Edwin Fell
J. M. Scott
Thanapean
United States District Court
United Staten Imalla
Metra
New Management Of Cleveland Leader
Following a charter announcement the Cleveland Leader will be edited and published by Charles B. Kennedy Ned Wright and Harry Thathelina under contract. The publishers, Thelina, will be in control of editorial and business operations.
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Cleveland
Laveland
Charkel
Cleveland Lewine Printing Gamnany
Creamery Substitution Cuts Farm Labor and Costs
A USDA report notes automation of creek and channel drainage reduced drudgery in households. Farmers no longer trek to creameries, retaining milk for livestock and receiving cream delivery every other day, saving labor and millions in expenses.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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the Court News
Tates
Tamisna
Toeonard
Heston
Quivey
Chock Chapman Va
Elizabeth
Abe
Setuid
Eicentk Vert
Lowky Wiligch
Alice Waldxehnriit
Itéaven
Chan
Cnniinaed
Chas. B .Hatt
Chia
Chia. A. Watter and, W. Ryan Tealtorniy
Margaret Bugert
George Me Bugert
Humbard
Aha
Alterniy
Emn
Plainia
County Aniister
Cindermath
Board of Review
Grievancia
Mulholland
Warne Lighting Company
Tne
Shen Relehelarrter
Ibs
Ceantiivre Park
Pivawor
Ellinan
Nimudt
Alexander C
Birkmeter
Cecelia
Ay Wiegmal
Churier A
Stadheelke
Margaret A
CK Macarron
Hiavor
Amanda Stewart-Hitchcock-Grigsby
Wlisheth Mechor
Stulitus
Unies
Mink Prive Schindler
Tus
Ber Fer
Vetar Behbulin
Elgermel Avenue
Pr Relak
Ana
Mbadonary
Ui Deeca
Fawe Sixtere
Dunerol
Nfeloele
Dbicte
Mir
Lindenwood
Woodmen
MR. Money
Attfornens
Antouney & Seat
Bell
Private Erective Agency
Coontinved
Trim Mery
Anney
Howard Mountz
Aya
Che
Tage
Mr. Taft
MacVaagh
Arerstary
MacVengell
MacVeneh
Pop
Cincinut
Oumer
Persin
Vestrids
Heen
Inquire
Callahan
Tineke
Striel
Enrich Committee
Ly Ue Council
Hinineen
Armenicanon
Thi Ciy
Nek Cansere
Vby
Cook
Michigan
Taeestory
Richard
Fleet
Detzer
Richard Book
the First Press
Northwest Territory
Majestie Airdome
Bucket Shop
Gorman
Majestic Theater
Dane IQ
Marguerite Kline
ED Kappel
Robison Park
Tony
Indiana Loan Co
Journal-Gazette
Journal- Gazette
the Protective Electrical Supply Co
Clinton ST
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