Y W C A Alleys High School League Notes and Results
Alleys results from the Y W C A High School League show teams like Crawford and Mildred Seatonk. Mentions of players Miss Kathieyn Tlewalel Miss Ella Mae Cope Miss Jvalya Morrill and Miss Sava Pettit with scores and standings. Weekend schedules note no games on Wednesday Friday or Saturday nights.
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Carl Howse
Vila
Wivelyn Meerill
Sara Veltit
Raymond Milter O
Peanhell Waele
He Ladiog
Ella Mae Cope
Mis Jvalya Morrill
Karthieyn Tlewalel
Miaw ‘Sava Pettit
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Missing Text From Club Meeting Notes
Fragmented OCR describes a year in social service work and charity planning. It notes a meeting at Che Miava ela with Bliss Why Makeo as adviser and mentions organizing social events for the club. Plans for AY Work and related tasks are referenced.
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Aub Gator
Bliss Why Makeo
Lie YW
Tisai Andl Plas
Ace Hassett Injuries Likely Fatal After Accident
A railroad accident near Neyane's Ban outside Mianvishaug left Ace Hassett severely injured. Initial reports say a wagon was struck by an electric tram as the rider, Abe Titasahh, was thrown and the wagon overturned. The incident prompted an official report to railroad authorities and no fight occurred at the scene.
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Ace Hassett
Momaklin
Mentor Tunaelt
Wewablin Inna
Will
Iis
Abe Titasahh
Accidant
Finssett
Neyane
Mianvishaug
Em Peters Explains Gas Supply Crisis and Rail Embargo
Hamilton Utilities president Em Peters outlines how the gas shortage stems from a Louisville & Nashville embargo on coal and car movements. He describes coal sourcing challenges, a shift to water gas, and efforts with the Interstate Commerce Commission and C&WI lines to secure relief for gas and electricity production.
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Lyne Hamilton Utilities Co
J. South
State Board of Public Utilities
Myening Journal
Do Eer
EH. M. Peters
Hamilton Utilities Co
Max
Peters
Journal
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Coke Company
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad
McChord
Interstate Common Commission
Hamilton-Olla Col Company
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Tulsa
Okla
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Salts promise kidney relief and health benefits
An advertisement claims four ounces of Rad Salts flush kidneys, neutralize acids, and prevent disorders. It touts a mixture of acids from avapes and tomon juice with lithia, says regular meals cause kidney strain, and urges a daily tablespoonful in water before breakfast to keep kidneys clean and prevent complications.
Brotherhoods Back Government in Adamson Law Case
Washington leaders of the railroad employees and the American Federation of Labor plan to support the government in suits challenging the Adamson eight hour law. They meet with President Wilson and Attorney General Gregory and will join government lawyers in Kansas City as four union chiefs likely attend. Todd and Underwood traveled to Kansas City.
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Washington
Wilson
Gregory
American Federation of Labor
G. Carroll Todd
Underwood
Frank Hagponmay
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Atchison
Great Program Highlights Naval Armament Plans and Funding
Washington lists federal defense steps with Secretary Daniels awarding armor plate contracts for battleships and approving plans for an ammunition ship. The Navy’s 1918 program seeks the heaviest annual construction and seeks about 370 million dollars in appropriations to fund half of the ships over three years, while 1917 advances include armor and procurement amid congressional action.
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Washington
Daniels
Congress
Natal
House Naval
Hoxun
Navy Department
Jols
Bolt
Court schedule lists numerous civil cases this month
A list of civil docket items spans late November to early December with multiple cases set by various venues. Entries include parties such as Brown versus Caslar Coy, Jacob Reis against the State of Ohio, Fronia O'Dell against Wolward O'Dell, and Michael Derevinski versus Antonia Derevinski among others, with dates from November 22 through December 4.
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Jaden
Ynents
Asta
Wilnve
Brown Va
Nat Caslar Coy
Whersday
Nick Traunis
Geo, Civalaris
Ton Bou Jains
Geo. Cavalaria
Monlay
Fronia O'Dell
Wolward O'Dell
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Johnson
Martio Johnson
Mari
Phillips
Vrank
Mattie M4
Wiley
David Y. Riley
Fred Fistning
A. Jackson & Bon
Manis
Michael Derevinski
Antonia Derezinski
Michael Derexinski
William Dovunhaly
They Were Rundown Health Warning and Remedy
An old health column urges readers to counter rundown health with Scott's Emulsion rich in liver oil. It notes tiredness, nervousness, and irksome work as signs, promoting the product as a blood enriching tissue building food. The fragment mentions Berra Diente in passing.
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Scott
Benjamin Kemp Dead Amid Turbulent North Washington News
A fragmented report notes the death of Benjamin Kemp and references chaotic local conditions in North Washington. The text mentions a person named Maria and several garbled phrases about medical events, a hospital or ambulance, and a cemetery, with unclear dates or organizations.
Local Soldier and Tailor Known in New Paris
The obituary notes a Thirty-fifth Ohio Volunteer Infantry veteran and tailor named Mason, son of Rey and Mrs. Dane Kemp, a prominent Democrat. He lived most of his life in New Paris and followed the tailor trade for many years, passing away after a life spent in the community.
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Ohio
Volunttver
Mason
Ile
Rey
Danea Kemp
Sand
New Paris
Incomplete Race Report With Fading Details
Fading OCR fragment mentions horses and teams with weightings and a doctor. Trak fives of Niseily are named along with Harry Taylor and Cremer. One horse required veterinary care while Taylor escaped injury after a town incident.
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Hulton
Trak
Niseily
Harry Taylor
Cremer
Probate ruling voids mortgage on Sulsted property
A probate court voided the mortgage on Sulsted's property held by C. A. Sulsted and Dixon, the guardian. The Mic crash petition of Sulsted was dismissed. The Journal notes that full local store news from Lamillion appears there.
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C. A
F. Dixon
Nasighar
Cherul
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