Kennedy heir large charity bequest tops estate plan
Obscure early life details trace how Kennedy rose from errand boy to shipping lines executive in New York. The will reveals about $60 million left to charity and institutions including the Presbyterian Church, New York Public Library, and Columbia University. Executors and beneficiaries are named amid estimates of vast current and future legacies.
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Scotland
Joma
Kennedy
New York
Robert W. Ye
Jake
Charles
Cnc
Matey Theouga
Presbyterian Ctarel
Ma Kennedy
Unknown historical legal claim described in garbled text
A well known lawyer Daniel Une termeyer is noted in a garbled report as involved in a prize dispute over a single chemical plank with a 30 foot circumference bearing Mark Ut 7,100, claimed by a security authority. the judge reportedly deemed it the most perfect plank ever grown.
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Saniel Unetermeyer
Dap Tiguiuaral
Judy Cieapelety
Man Fouad Dead In War Time Event
The article reports the death of Man Fouad during a wartime incident. It mentions relations including WoL Lage as a related figure and notes Mrs Castor Silfurrisen and Jennie Mitchell among witnesses. A sister of Fouad is linked to a death by self harm at a motel in an August date. The text is fragmented and relies on faded OCR.
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Castor Silfurrisen
Steterein I
Rhelity
Sarjiemint
Jennie Mitchell
Chitage
Lertis Hotnag
Piotice
Colerailis
Dvitle
Stein
Senator Dick at Ohio GOP conference hints at 1940 nomination
Columbus Ohio November reports a gathering of Republican state leaders discussing the gubernatorial nomination and future legislative direction. Senator Charles Dick, present at the state convention, predicts changes aligned with the president's message and notes limited political impact from Mayor Johnson's defeat.
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Columbus
Charles Dick Wi
Gates
Jatinson
Warriner Admits He Is Short in Funds Scandal
War riner, treasurer of a railroad city firm, admitted to a cash shortfall across several accounts. Detectives took him into custody as he faced charges and possible arrest. Former clerk Widie Cook, now in China, is accused of complicity in the alleged misappropriation. Warriner claims he never mishandled money and cites an ongoing inquiry into company funds.
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Widie
Cook
Furmer
He Fair Financial Department
Hiseity
China
Wasvinay
Warriner
Warviner
Warriter
Warriver
Wiittaner
Unclear text on athletics and social norms
Fragments describe women athletes and marriage norms with mentions of Otis Mig Salta Chaupion Neautis VATE TH Yona and the ACLU. Names such as Hazel Vinderkitt and Hearne Sears appear amid disjointed phrases about divorce, education, and societal expectations.
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Mig Salta
Chaupion Neautis
Angels
Cal Sov
GM Bys May
Sritton Surg Dhat
Shanhd Fat Anders Dati Thug
Arne Ay
Perlins
Marty Assetais
Ely Marghtso
Luton
Hearne Sears
Boston
Test Text From Scrambled OCR Note
Fragmentary OCR note appears to reference Washington and Fairbanks with undefined names and dates. The readable elements include mentions of Charles Ware Patrinks and Photons, with unclear actions and locations. Limited coherent facts prevent a fuller summary but indicate a historical note with people and places.
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Warivbankss
Charles Ware Patrinks
Tigner
Fairbanks
Joss
Fragmented OCR summary of a local article
An unclear OCR snippet mentions a widow and a vote against a majority doctor. It references a town or area, a council or board, and possible legal or civic actions. Names, places, and concrete details are unreadable, leaving only general civic context and conflict.
Chicago and Northwestern clash on the river adviee
A scrambled game note mentions Chicago versus Northwestern, with hints of early morning river conditions and a scouting report. Names and places are jumbled, but the key matchup appears to be Chicago against Northwestern with a focus on the upcoming film and stride.
Astor Granted Interlocutory Divorce in New York
Mrs Joti Hirab Astor was granted an interlocutory decree of divorce by Justice Mila at the Soprano Court. Papers in the case are sealed and proceedings are described as full of deception amid a high profile marital dispute.
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New York
Nac. S
Joti Hirab Astor
Fustice Mila
Soprano Court
Local Socialist Delegation Arrives in Hamniten at 0:80
A fragmented report describes a Socialist party delegation led by Nicholas Klemm arriving in Hamniten by train after a morning 0:80 stop. Passengers Daisy Mile and Margaret Byers are named among the travelers, with mentions of various contacts and discussions tied to political interests.
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Rly Sean
Qmela Vo Mamillon
Nicholas Klemm
Mieskya Walle
Mise
Margaret Byers
Mys
Daisy Mile
Dyarl Monroe
Jans ° Zergh
Woi Nyeying
Wa Jamings
jArtine Rus
Nicholas Ktedn
Wot Chieu
Ste A.m
Arvived
Hamniten
Fire Rages Near St Charles Hotel In City Alley
A smoky blaze erupted yesterday afternoon near the St Charles Hotel as a stove pipe caused a fire in a narrow alley. Firefighters forced entry to rescue occupants and extinguished the flames, with no serious injuries reported.
Widow Beth WestiA ROM SAIGH'T TELL
Mrs Beth West of the farmstead Cordini-Wagagr died at Mevey Hospital after an operation that led to infection and gangrene. Survived by children Mir Mensain and Mead, Jui, Peter and Ofta, Carrie and Livsie Warr. Clergy member of SS John's Church and related societies. Funeral arrangements announced for Wednesday afternoon at residence, with services at St John's Church.
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Ag Mevey
Saluzday
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Mead
Jui
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Ofta
Carrie
Livsie Warr
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Heo de Mender
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Wei Hor
Hnuvishts
Honova
Itrugari
Miokhiy
Mis
Max Diemann
South Second Street
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Greenwood church service and public sale notes
An obituary and service notice detail the Congregational Church officiating at a funeral led by Reverend Meckling in Greenwood on Sunday. The report mentions a traffic accident in Denver the prior week and an ensuing residence visit on Greenwood Avenue. Local residents are described and names noted in connection with the events.
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Whison
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Meckling
Congregational Church
Wen Wilde
Lemenery
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BOP
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Dastruuradic
Oee
Graenwood Ave
Four Courts Hear Lillian McFarland Case in Three Weeks
In Wapakoneta Ohio three weeks of court sessions feature Mrs. Lillian McFarland as a key witness in the Ming Metligraveds death inquiry. She later appears in common pleas court over a suit by Ruth McWarkaul against Consumers National Bank for $1,000 claiming the property belonged to her and alleging bank involvement in a deed dispute.
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Lillian McFarland
Ming
McFarland
Indya Mathers
Common Pleas Court
Ruth Me Warkauyl
Peapla
National Bank
Jwstien
Butler County Teachers Meet in City
The Butler Gunny Peathaust Association will meet in Central High School, Birmingham, Saturday, November 20. Attendees include A B Andrews president Hap ley Guthrie vice president and other district educators. Lectures cover educational value of story fits and music in sixth to eighth grades with titled talks by Miss Carpenter and others.
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Yisidenty Hapley Guthrie
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Peal
Carpenter Chane
Heineid Institute
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Carington
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Lotion
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Roosevelt Not Injured Says Telegraph From Uganda
A garbled dispatch from Uganda reports Roosevelt is not injured. The British Commissioner Eldana Ravin sent a message at 2 PM stating Roosevelt was in good health as of October, with officials awaiting clarification from a telegraph station near the party’s location.
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Roosevelt
Eldana Ravin
Gus Lagisha
Local officials host visitors amid city tour in Charleston
A misread dispatch describes TAPTIAS LONG SREE and others visiting Charleston, meeting Mayor Ketta, and planning to move between sites this afternoon. The report notes ongoing talks and a relaxed schedule in this municipal exchange with regional leaders.
Mrs Astor Seeks Divorce From Col Astor in New York
Counsel for Mrs John Jacob Astor reported in New York that testimony in the divorce case against Col Astor will be sealed. Referee Youre will file his report with Justice Mines soon, with a decree anticipated in Mrs Astor's favor and alimony not yet settled. The wife is expected to not receive any of her husband’s real estate, and may seek residence elsewhere after the decree.
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New York
Scic
John Jacob Aslov
Col. Astor
MiNs
Min
Astur
Vriguds
Astor
Col Astor
Ihu Crane to star in grand opera in Boston
Boston audience and Hamilton friends anticipate Mrs. Crane’s grand opera debut with the Boston Opera Co and the grand opera house on Huntington Avenue. A long-deferred Boston home for grand opera nears reality with the new house costing 250000 dollars. Meanwhile William J. Gaynor plans three weeks of farming duties after election as mayor.
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Fred. Deane
Hamilton
Boston
Voster Opera Co
Seluol
Grunt Opera
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Yin Hamilton
Huntington Avenue
Opera Place
Haleian
Nordlea
Constantine
Lowre Omer Ang Putevis
Gaynor
York
William J. Gaynor
New York
Lakils
Long Island
Gayier
Perin Elected President of Trmitan Iron and Steel Co
Frank ol Verin was Saturday elected president of the Trmitan Iron and Steel Co to succeed Pearson. The plan is to extend operations using basic resources and new conditions. Farmers report conditions vary with wheat prices and livestock values. stock and cattle quotes are noted along with general market activity.
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Frank Ol. Verin
Trmitan Iron and Steel Co
Pearson
Hamiltan Am
Sparks Obituary Notice From Local Resident
WH. B. Sparks died at his brother in law A. Sait home on South West Street after long illness following the death of his wife several years ago. The funeral arrangements have not been fully set but will be announced by his aged mother and sister Janett.
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Warrier
Genase Amt
Warviine
Sparks
Tbs
Brotherin-Bow
Suvi Howe
Tae Bern
Montomy A Vastor Retortwan News Spent
A disjointed report notes Presbyterians transporting the Rov A M Hooke of niwerps to oversee church matters. A Somervitey congregational set held a discussion but poor weather limited attendance. Mr Franke plans another sermon at Sunveracity. Philips, a seminary student, will preach at Collinsville next Sunday.
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Franke
Sunveracity
Philips
Collinsvile
Sand
Unclear OCR fragment reports farm accident and corn shipment
A garbled OCR item notes an incident on a farm with a broken leg and a large corn shipment. It mentions a person named Henri and references barrels of corn and a vehicle mishap, but many words are unreadable. The passage reads like a broken local news snippet without clear dates or places.
Elope Sparks Lebanon Romance Between Tolbert and Vail
In Lebanon the quiet romance lasting months culminated Saturday with the elopement of Nellie Tolbert 18 and Clarence Vail 21 to Covington Kentucky. The bride is the Tolbert daughter and the groom son of Dr. and Mrs. William Vail, both active in local society. Priests opposed the match claiming the pair were too young. they planned to wed after completing their studies. The event follows a contested will dated September, naming Anton Bate and Rosa Meyer as executors.
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Lille
Nellie Tolbert
Clarence Vail
Covington, Ky
Mey
Een
Uiversity
Mes
Ter
Anton Bate
Rosa Meyer
Vane
Wile
Presented With a Gold Watch at the WSG ceremony
A recipient at 1 North B Street was presented with a gold watch during a WSG event. The brief notice notes the presentation and venue, with no further details on the individuals or occasion.
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Vis
Wohl Water
WSG
Waudtiansee Piano Oy
Steinheil case ends as elections complete and bonds posted
The election board closes business after certifying winners. Bonds posted and salaries arranged for officers. Witness testimony continues in court with Remy Couillara recounting the Steinheil mansion murder scene. The defense notes the ongoing post trial activities and awaits further proceedings.
Elevator Crash Injures Dozens In Jersey City
A New York elevated railway accident in Jersey City killed several and injured many as cars crashed into towers. Passengers were hospitalized and authorities detained a man in connection with the crash while investigators determine the cause. The incident disrupted rail service and delayed a scheduled ball game at a local stadium.
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Ciated
York
Jersey
Five Highest Elected Real Estate Appraisers
A minister with no opposition posted the highest individual vote in consolidating results, tallying 4 274. Dan Millikin secured a close second with 4 152 votes. Other named figures include Alston Veinken Ruelers Cabitt Rochelle Rogers Seward Smith Starlig Wools in a local election roundup.
Verdict in Hamiegan suit awards $291.40 total
The jury found in favor of James J. Hamiegan after hours of deliberation, awarding $291.40 including interest for procuring a purchaser for a farm in Mattison township. A prior $270 verdict was reversed and remanded for a new trial.
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Sry Anon
Jasule Aingt Holly
James J. Haniegan
Peter 2
Holly
Jiee Maryhe
the Common Pleas
Jar WoRan
Elients
Japanese Visitor Socializes in Cincinnati Club Scene
Seerding Kate of the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce toured Cincinnati with Japanese merchants and financiers. The group, including Paul Verkamp and Podge Wetke, visited Hamilton Club and a local restaurant where Kato spoke fluent English and impressed Cincinnati police officials.
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Tokyo Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Snese Commercial Torists
Tie Hamilton’ Club Saat
Tie OM Poligoman
Paul Verkamy
Verkamp
Podge Wetke
Kato
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Sion
Podge
Middleton to undergo appendicitis operation at Bethesda
Ex-chier Kelly Middleton leaves for Cincinnati to enter Bethesda hospital for an appendicitis operation. Friends wish him a swift recovery and look forward to his return home to his wife and friends.
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Toni
Kelly
Cucianat
Bethesda
Who's Meret A New York Note on Rugs and Carpets Display
A New York note mentions EB. E. Creigstowh arriving to inspect a display of rugs and carpets at wholesalers. The scene involves traslado to front Mamtton and Brestin with focus on the new displays and inspection activity.
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E. Creigstowh
Mamtton
Brestin
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