Lola Norris recounts Diggs trial testimony in slave act case
Lola Norris testified about the Diggs trial in which Maury J. Diggs faces charges under the Mann White Slave Act. She described her companion’s testimony and related events, maintaining composure under cross examination as the proceedings were paused for the day.
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Sag Fenneisen
Lola Norris
Marsha Warrington
Maury J. Diggs
Sneh
Lolit Norvigdil Jor Jean
Warrington
Alep
Marsha
Canetti
Unclear Hydoplaning Report From Newport Harbor
Fragmentary OCR text describes a boat or vessel incident in Newport Harbor involving a sculpted or designed vessel, a paddle-like device, and mentions the Astor yacht and a harbor glow. Details are garbled with nonsensical phrases and incomplete names, making the exact event and actors difficult to identify.
Two Suspects Arrested After Nighttime Assault in Middletown
Mrs M Forts of Gevensburg remains in serious condition after an attack within city limits at midnight. Two suspects Mousaspells and Yirkovich, along with Frank Martello, were arrested and charged with the crime. Each held under $1500 bond as authorities pursue the case in Middletown Ohio.
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M. Forts
Gevensburg
Mousaspells
Shack Yirkovich
Frank Martello
Motorcycle Crash Claims Ohio Man Near Jefferson Street Crossing
Dayton police report 50 year old Michael Quinn of Seton and June streets was killed last night when struck by a motorcycle at Third and June streets. The rider Carl W Lobrey was detained but later released.
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Dayton
Oho
Michael Quinn
Set
Ond
June
Jefferson Street
Wnd
Carl 8
Lobrey
Relvascil
Penrose seeks action and funds for church remodel in flood damage case
The Westminster Church remodeling plan aims to obtain $5,000 to cover flood damage repairs. The Weetiminater Presbyterian church filed ex parte proceedings in probate court to mortgage its property for 45,000 with Bus. Belen as attorney.
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Weetiminater Presbyterial
Ehcrele Today
Exparte i
Probate
Penmssive
Bus. Belen
Pilgrims' Departure Memorial Unveiled at Bonthampton
A memorial marking the tercentenary of the Pilgrims departure from Southampton for America was unveiled by Walley Hines Page in Bonthampton. Speeches honored Alden Winslow and Brewster families and Joseph C Butler. The monument designed by Thor Hanewesy features a stone column with bronze windows.
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Bonthampton
Hay
Southwnapton
America
Walley Hines Page
Crile
Weremanes
Teayer
Southampton
Alden
Winslow
Brewsler
Joseph Ch Butler
Thor. Hanewesy
Janela
United States
Bughvald
Innocent Paris Shoplifting Scandal Acknowledged
In Paris the Police Commissary of the Fifth Arrondissement publicly acknowledged the firing of eight policemen who had arrested innocent persons on shoplifting charges to earn premiums. Officers allegedly pocketed stolen items while “arrests” were made, with evidence deemed sufficient for conviction despite protests.
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Paris
Fiolies Gral Svaulal
Ue Peeleah
Mey Cere
Willing to Pay Japan Indemnity In Principle
Tokyo reports indicate readiness to offer indemnity to Japan linked to U S policy on alien land ownership in California. The note appears amid broader posts on reparations and property rights affecting California residents and foreign nationals. A second item notes the death of Mrs Trecker, widow of Captain Kay Tucker, a descendant of Gen John A. Logan, in Atlantic City.
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Tokio
Japan
Nnbeld
United States
Atlantic City
Washington
Trecker
Cap
Nin Kagan Tucker
Los
John A. Logan
Awake Washawkun’s Patient Miss Geiser Ails Sleep Disorder
Aug 15 Miss Alice Geiser of Washawken suffers a paroxysmal sleep affliction that disrupts rest without apparent cause. Despite two weeks of new symptoms and five years of medical care, doctors find no cure. Geiser remains generally healthy and hopeful for relief.
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Washawkun
Alice Geiser
Washawken
Paeallal
Twa x
City bids opened for street work by emergency commission
Bids received for street rehabilitation and filling work were opened at noon Friday. Garver & Wirla submitted the lone bid for filling streets at about 53 per cubic yard, while Linkel & Sullivan and Andrews Asphalt bid on repairing asphalt streets. City Engineer Mrank will tabulate and determine the lowest bid, a process that may take several days.
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Min
City Emergency Commission
Ie Steeels
Hes Nood
Marvel
Garver & Wirla
Gwa Bint
Linkel & Sullivan
Cincinnati
Andrews Asphalt, Company
Mrank
Seventeen Chicago Men Indicted in Election Frauds Case
Seventeen men were indicted today by a special grand jury probing alleged election frauds. Indictments name precinct election officials from the Twelfth and Nineteenth wards, linked to either Democratic or Republican parties, with claims of altered vote tallies and improper conduct in a Chicago area. A State Attorney report notes irregularities in precincts, including a claim of votes miscounted or misattributed. In other city news, a plan to cooperate with business leaders to curb day peddling was approved by the Chamber of Commerce, urging patronage of local merchants, while a separate aging effort seeks to keep out certain immigrant groups from city business activities.
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China
Til
Sishh
Northiap
Feu
Leiutly
Unasa Valley
Chk
Ate
IAA
Losphilion
No action taken on Diele's case in Columbus parole board
The Columbus pardon board recessed at noon without taking any action on the parole application of Rodney Gingle. No decision was announced and the hearing concluded without ruling on the case.
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Diecle
Columbus, O
Rodney
Dingle
Demands In Senate She Heads The Women Voters
Senator Penrose introduces a resolution seeking information on William Barnyard tale and the Mesita Celling mission in Mexico. He presses for facts on President Wilson’s actions, Hale’s status, and the broader Mexican policy while warning of threats to American lives and property.
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Senate
Women Voters
Status of Affairs
Congress
Washington
Penrose
Wilsotry
William Barnyard
Tfaie
Mesiva Cin Ag
White House
Mexico
Wilson
Mesita
Shirley OC
Hulse
Huynelly
Pennsylvania
Chihuahua
Wntuss
John Lind
Wysteriong
Lind
United
Baron
Foreign Relations Committee
Hale
Ed Desing
Bacon
Ardmore
Statentons
bin Mat
Sand
Women delegates from the low states to press suffrage
Washington Aug 15 delegates from southern states arrived for a three day session Aug 13 15. Members of the National Council of Woman Voter urge Congress to pass the woman suffrage bill. Led by Mrs Bund Senith De Var ef Tacoma president the council plans to visit the capitol and appear before the house committee on rules chaired by Rep Head to push favorable action and align states with the suffrage camp.
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Washington
National Council of Wointa
Yroman
Bund Senith de
Var
Tacoma
Wash
House Committee On
Woman Voters
Welcome for foreign delegates at national congress
Washington August 16 Inappropriate garbled report says President Wilson will extend a warm reception and greet foreign delegates to the International Congress of Helixcreation. Arrangements completed for the event in Chicago September 7 to October. The congress will welcome scientists engineers and other experts from various nations.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress of Heliczeetion
Mnrtess
Chicage
New York
Housti
Vangresa
Chien
Dey
Phiervey AW
Wiley
Doament
Aerenttten
Opy
Ainis
Hay Humble Iceman
Min Heethers
Heat Stricken Missouri Residents Seek Rest All Night
Heat stricken Missourians devise schemes to cool and rest through the night in Kansas City and nearby areas. Residents abandon beds for makeshift relief as river air and high heat strain families and workers. Lt Col David DuBois Gailyed, veteran Panama Canal engineer, arrives in New York after a nervous collapse from canal work.
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Missouri
Kanes City
Hitlery
Ur Sikh
Bert Goin
Zimmerman Defeats Allen Andrews in Northern Indiana Match
In Warsaw Indiana autogram style recap Zimmerman defeats Allen Andrews in a notable game described as the greatest play by the seer in Northern Indiana. The event titled Winona Sends Lonely Thursday draws Mishawaks and Harmiltor from the region, with references to three goals and last year’s cup as Zimmerman secures the victory.
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Allen Andrews
Zimmerman
Warsaw
Ind
Fridiana
Winona
Mishawaks
Find
Andrews
Harmiltor
Winters
Andros
Demands for Sulzer to vacate executive office escalate
Albany Aug 16 Lieutenant Governor Glynn demanded the surrender of Governor Sulzer's executive chamber the privy seal and all related papers. Sulzer refused to comply as Glynn prepared to seal off the chamber with troops and observers noted Mrs Sulzer's illness as a focal concern amid the political clash.
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Albany
Covernie Wig
Salzer
Aks Furnaot
Marstin
Ctlyan
Sulzer
Lig Deuianda
Glynn
Glovernor Sulzer
Lis den
Lievenanlovernor Glynn
Arnai
Eau
Widening river work prompts school site change
A Journal report indicates that widening the river at Central High may require land from the school site. Plans propose using part of the land for the project while the school remains intended to be completed as planned, with the timeline still under discussion.
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Architeet
Mueller
Inet
Brother's Prank Wins Husband in Pittsburg Church Ceremony
Minuvitpodis Mies ANS and Miss Marcar et al bar ker of Millsturg marry at the Church of the Ascension in Pittsburg at noon. A railway employee witnessed a name written by a young woman and informed Vieker, leading to a correspondence and a surprising social twist in the ceremony.
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Pittsburg
Minnepolis
Marcar Et al
Barker
Millsturg
General Edward P. F. Jones Dies in Binghamton Home
Gen Edward P F Jones longtime New York lieutenant governor and Civil War veteran died at his home in Binghamton after being stricken with apoplexy last Saturday. The alert note confirms his passing and outlines his public service.
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Binghamton
Edward PF. Jones
New York
Anas
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