Debs Returns to Prison After Pardon Controversy
Debs leaves the outside world for the prison after a contested pardon process. He faces questions from reporters in Washington as cameras roll at the station. Warden Zeucher drives the car, and Debs and Gastlstad return to the prison, with protests voiced by Wayne L Tenser of the American Legion.
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Debs
Newegiyieh
Tole
Prigon
Zueher
Gastletad
Ptisen
Sattanta
Fbus
Eugene V. Debs Uy
Hla
A. L. Tenser
En Wander
Georgan Department
The
American Legion
F. W. Quibraith
Beginners' Dancing Class Forms Wednesday Debut Minuet
A Wednesday session outlines a beginners' dancing class featuring Matri er’s Minuet as the main piece. The notice invites local residents to join and learn basic steps in a small, community setting.
Foster monument drive gains support for small gifts
Campaign organizers report progress toward funding a Foster monument with emphasis on democracy. Catholic schools collect subscriptions early next week due to Holy Week while many envelopes remain. Trustees note the drive’s success depends on broad support, not large gifts from a few.
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Rene Baa
Sind
Theanvissera
Canwissers
Cathout
Cai
Foster
Mreneh
Fetter Received With Payment For Subsector Months
A fetter was received yesterday from Une erpbut enclosing one dole to be given for the stomach subsector erul months. The report appears fragmentary with unclear names and dates.
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Wu Rene
Dancing Easter Monday Prizes Amid Festivities
Easter Monday drew crowds as three Easter Prizes were awarded during the event. Kuck yck's was among the participants noted for its lively display and festive atmosphere.
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Kuckyck
Hosey Opens City Mayoral Campaign With Record on Utilities
William J. Hosey declares bid for mayor, touting past work on the city’s light plant and water services. He argues his administration preserved funds, modernized infrastructure, and prevented money from being diverted to unneeded projects while expanding gas, lighting, and water facilities. Hosey highlights policies favoring municipal improvements and warns opponents would have redirected funds from essential services.
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Hosey
Jose
Hogey
Calhoun
Mid Broadway
Wayne
Jawtead
Vosey
Tse
Hosay
Six Young Men Wanted With Wheels to Deliver Flowers
Flick Floral Co seeks six young men with vehicles to deliver floral orders. Apply at the shop or call for details.
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Wheels
Flick Floral Co. Ee
Enemy Property Returns Sought Amid War Debates
A derailed and garbled wartime policy note discusses returning enemy property and wartime commerce. It mentions German government actions, restitution, and the broader debate over confiscated assets, with references to American citizens and congressional or legal processes.
Inedibly Resumption of Trade With Germany Feared
The text suggests peace settlement prospects prompt a return of German property or use of assets as collateral. It notes possible cancellation by German citizens with government cooperation, hinting at unsettled postwar claims and collateral issues.
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Germany
Bertin
Washington
Germin
Aviator Fractured Back In Controversial Crash Near Crowville
Lieutenant W. D. Coney, a trans continental aviator, was seriously injured when his aircraft crashed to the ground near Crowville Louisiana. His wife Coney and elder son were traveling from Jacksonville Florida to be at his side.
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Acksonville
Fla
Coney
W. D. Coney
Crowville
Police Gain Control in German Industrial Area
In Halle Germany marchers flood streets selling the Soviet organ and cheering propaganda as security forces clash amid a Saxon revolt. Leaders claim thousands organized, with claims of planned uprisings and government overthrows through 共产主义ist action, while authorities suppress demonstrations and monitor arms movement.
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Halle
Germany
Whisty Ig
Uwe Strogty
Security Price Etunding
Publ
Wundurgh
Jovindyi
Associated Trex
Galing
Heute
Murseburg
Durest
Saxony
Severthys
Ineravdlor
Mtr
Eeddiirs
Piropiwanda
Decatur Child Drowns in Creek
A Decatur child died in a creek after being found unconscious on a daytime incident near Willfire. Local authorities and family mourn the tragedy as investigators examine circumstances of the drowning and the events leading up to the accident.
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Maren
Tondorenee
Sina Mia
Clarice
Virgil Morevr
Willfire
Bila
Itd
Brad Weildws
Chiropractor arrested for entering diphtheria quarantine
John Tempano a chiropractor was arrested yesterday morning by Officer J Aubrey of the health department after being seen entering the Hermiller home at 1298 McIllan street under a diphtheria quarantine. He said he came to tend a one year old with diphtheria and would be held in police court this morning.
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John Tempano
J. Aubrey
Health Department
Tempino
Herbert Hermiller
McCllan Street
Tempano
Polley Dayton F. Abbott
Hermiller
Yempano
Chivethe Porton
Sharite al Abbott
Lauer
J. Frank Munseviier
Warler Wee
Sanuary
Idiya Jin den
Liquor Fueled Rampage Near Arnold Phonbing Yard
Bill Sproat of the Arnold Phonbing company sparked a disturbance yesterday when intoxicated attempted to clean a vent. Officers Oliver Lee and Charles Brandt intervened after a brawl. Sproat and an accomplice were subdued and placed in a patrol wagon. Police report previous arrests for wife and child neglect.
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Bill Sproat
Arnold Phonbing Company
Arnold
Oliver Lee
Charles Brandt
Jt Hotteyt
Sproat
Prione Oerasiona
Porter Draws Ninety Day Term In Local Court
A man named Porter received a ninety day sentence after a Wednesday arrest in a case involving alleged unlawful conduct. Judge J Frank Munseviier ordered the term with $100 costs. Testimony cited questionable family ties and conflicting statements. Det Sgt Walter K muuch led the arrest and court actions.
NO BEER AT GROCERY SAYS DAY DIRECTOR
New York March 35 Formulary General Teer opinion that beer containing more than one half of one percent alcohol cannot be dispensed by a drug store. Charley R. OConnor, federal prohibition director, said pharmacists may not dispense liquor for a few hours a day without a permit. He stated the prohibition directorate will follow Washington instructions and enforce new regulations as promulgated.
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New York
Aditrary
Volsteaar
Une
Charley R. O'Connor
Federal Prohiition
Se Jong
Tam Tedern
Atte
Coly
Washington
Fort Wayne Y Wins Class B Hexathlon
Fort Wayne Y defeats Chino Central in a Class B hexathlon event with over 3,000 participants and many privileges noted. Local competitors led by Polers and Auvsoll Crabb aided in the physical training and execution of the contest as the page continues from the first column.
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Fort Wayne
Port Wayne
Chino Central
Mhasa
Rome
Hexathlan
Abd Auvsoll Crabb
Deaths Mei Antoine Tomblin and others in Auburn area
Obituary notices detail the deaths and survivors of Mei Antoine Tomblin and related family in Auburn. Included are mentions of surviving spouses children and siblings, church services arranged, and burial details at local cemeteries with funeral services to be held at home and in churches. The long list of names reflects a large family and community connections across several towns.
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Mei Antoine Tomblin
Lanter Hoarbler
Oleluck
Yeatarday
Hirate-Abeihendige Hespataal
Espibstnilssafle
Drgeltig Teen Baat
Thumathe
Wwe
Aviva Hiaaler Mechanics
Tondhy
Toren Myers
Fui
Robert Wer
Pars
Rola
Mr. and
Charina Lenmar
George Vordrny
Bite
Adel
Olive Leluagynant
Carl and
Harrys - Ronen
Nts
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Quick Relief for Constipation
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, sugar coated olive colored pills, offer a gentler substitute for calomel. They contain harmless vegetable laxatives and aim to restore normal bowel and liver activity without harsh forcing. Used nightly, they claim to relieve dark tongue and bad breath, dull headaches, and torpid liver.
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Edwards
Calomel
Dr. Edwards
Obscure Funeral Notice From Rural Church In Matane
Rev A Oglock and John Wineray are named in a rural funeral notice. The text mentions a will or bequest and a cemetery at Linderood, with several garbled names and a burial at a Catholic church. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a local rites event near Matane with multiple individuals listed.
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Iora
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