14 Sep 1917
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1917
Page
1
Monty Schuyler, 19, of Lidumon, died instantly after a live wire at the We the Fanenaed Middletowny factory project sent an electric shock while he and a companion painted a high tension area. The incident occurred yesterday near the final side works of the Awovienny Rolling Milk company.
Fragmentary OCR describes a regional fire protection plan involving neighboring countryside, an cooperative approach, and a connection to Hollntute. It mentions Alfred Flennins as an official figure, a drive toward shared equipment and manpower, and a response by telephone. The text is garbled with place names and uncertain dates.
Fragmentary OCR text references a department and entities but lacks clear actions, dates, or identifiable names to summarize into a factual news item. No distinct event or outcome can be determined from the readable portion.
A garbled report notes Chiesza Sept Whe geludale of the Boston atterlings received permission from President Johnann of the American Tange to play. Two postponed games were initially expected. one at Washington and another at Detroit. Local Americans led 16 to something as PIELDER JONES and Levis were mentioned. Phil Ball opposed further action claiming he would not bet. McQuillan quits game amid liquor license talks. the article also references War Credits bill and Senate action toward passage.
Detectives Hermann and Hellerteh and Pacralman Boles detained six youths at a residence in Falede. Names include Jimnas Mc Carthy William Cook Jasnea I Duck and Worley Falursony. One was found handling a revolver and jailed on guns charges with $4800 bond.
A garbled wartime dispatch cites Swedish duplicity and alleged German influence in Mexico. It mentions a German minister and a Swedish foreign office figure, with references to a decoration and a controversial service, all rendered in unclear OCR text.
In Vancouver on September 14 the crew of the wrecked Japanese schooner Kotahina arrived at Leeda Charlotte Salant after being wrecked 27 miles from Alaskan waters. The incident followed a week of frantic relief efforts as crews battled the sea and weather.
An open meeting of the OWB ML of the Lindeanwerhd Church of Christ drew a crowd on Wednesday with Mollie Dunlap, Shafer, Amelia Men, and Rev. Mason among attendees. Local speakers, including Carl Tins and Moreneo dalaman, led readings and a special service as preparations for an upcoming district convention at the Central whurey in Obrist, Dayton continued.
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The readable fragments describe a chaotic chase or struggle with a character named Dara and a moment labeled Gets It. Ambiguous about the event, participants, or venue, the text shows jumbled phrases and broken quotes, suggesting a collision or escape scene without clear nouns or a full report.
Wartime notes from Camp Sherman Ohio report Third Ohio soldiers, under Caplan Wesker, preparing for France amid deferral issues and train schedule. Officials anticipate deployment to the Western Front as the nation bonds for liberty. Strikes and mobilization statements weave through the local war effort as men await orders.
Telegram from London revived reports Portugal and Lisbon facing upheaval as a general strike spreads. Explosions tied to bond fears injure several people. mentions individuals and a public assembly with disputed leadership evaluations.
An old advertised health tonic touts Stuart's Calcium Waters as a cure-all for pimples, blackheads, and skin eruptions. It promises clear skin by cleansing the blood and improving complexion, claiming dramatic results and offering a free trial via mail order.
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