Louisville Society Girl Victim of Forgery Bank Heist
A Louisville society girl and her fiancé become entangled in a dramatic forgery case. The Bank of Kentucky, along with several associates, pursues justice as the suspect flees through Cincinnati and Hamilton. An arrest follows after a lengthy pursuit, with police capturing the man and pursuing linked conspirators. The report names multiple banks, individuals, and action sequences across cities, detailing the crime, chase, and ensuing legal steps.
Cherokee Indians at Central City Sport Night
Cherokee Indians from Central City present a community event featuring the Cherokee Indian Basehall Club and notable players from Ohio and Kentucky. The program includes demonstrations and a contest at 8:00 PM with admission listed, inviting locals to attend and witness performances.
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Central City
Rothspeay
H.C. Apion
Contre Oy
Eureka
Horakes Lindville
Cental
Murden
Ohio
Will
Aged Counterfeiter Held in Baltimore Career Recap
Aged counterfeiter from Washington is held after a history of prison terms. Once released from an Alabama penitentiary in March, he worked as a counterfeit agent in Philadelphia and Baltimore. He boasted of skills learned from Hogonan and planned further schemes.
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Jahn C. Holtman
Mabie
Tan Taut
Philadermhya
Hogonan
Atganga
State Moosers Ready for Fray in Kentucky Politics
A garbled report describes a political gathering in Kentucky with references to the Progrmmive movement, county by county reactions, and plans tied to Western districts. It mentions campaigns, party leaders, and potential candidates, including figures from the GOP and Progressive factions, amid a tense party realignment and election stakes.
Prominent New York Prime Minister Faces Grand Jury Probe
A damaged OCR passage describes investigations involving a prominent New York prime minister and Padgett case. Authorities plan to present the cases to a grand jury in January. Officials warn of heightened fraud exposure and potential charges amid ongoing probe and public safety concerns.
Stork Beats Grim Reaper in Fatal Plague Report
A garbled wartime report describes rising deaths from preventable diseases amid a plague. It notes 14 deaths from preventable illness and tallies totaling 228 deaths, citing fever, meningitis, and violence among the causes. The piece references Clyde and a county tally, with ages and locations noted in rough figures.
Fire destroys tobacco barn owned by Benjamin Thompson
A large tobacco barn near Curdivale owned by Benjamin Thompson burned Monday afternoon, destroying about 41,000 pounds of tobacco and eight acres belonging to Josont Ruowlong Willam Thompson and Xavier Mattingly. Neighbors formed a bucket brigade but could not save the structure as flames quickly consumed it. No insurance was reported.
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Benjamin ‘Thompson
Curdavile
Cresho
Thompson
Bam
Mons
Tabacco
Josont Ruwlong
Willam Thompson
Xavier Mattingly
FR. Thompsos
Faye
The
Congongs
Congongs, Piled Jammifytit
Ayer Conspiracy Inquiry In Minnesota Folders
Stanley Minnesota dispatch notes Hendanson committee head Biariey testifying before the bammiller on the Ayer Conporgion. Will leave Gaxlay in mn magamnenaibe Gor Mesaba gangr. Congresaman Starkey visited for a few days as he contemplates possible inquiries into iron ranges and related matters.
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Pew
Mgnn
Biariey
Hendanson
Ghe Cammagitee
Ayer Conporgion
Js Gus
Lao
Bammiller
Gaxlay
Mesaba
Congresaman Starkey Hig
Hy Sooyion
Craaghon
For Sale High Grade Piano in Exchange for Horse
For sale a high grade piano offered with terms for exchange. The ad mentions a mare named Grace Wade and a buyer is sought in Dundee Kentucky. The instrument is described as in good condition. Contact details appear under For Sale in the Dundee classifieds.
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Tale of Wil Exchange Garland
Grace’ de Wade
A & Wedning
Dundee
Unmen Are Caught in New York Murder Case
New York police capture two men nicknamed Gyp te tool and Lofty Louse, real names Hasty Horowitz and Low Rosenmwoods, as their wives aided the pursuit in the Rosenraj murder inquiry. Deputy Commissioner Dougherty and detectives arrested them at a Brownsville apartment after a July 46 disappearance, with arraignment set for Monday.
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New York
Gyp
Gunfon
Metnan
Dlonday
Ajong
Tueadig
Ghidr
Whem
Pajiee Bots Quarters
Ramgtary
Mom
Whiitman
Wiko
Boninge
Pensons
Wade
Poges
Ernest
Gyn
Lofty
Hasty Horowitz
Lows Rosenmweds
Rosenraj
Polio
Becker
Dougerty
Remy
Djetarwnt
Agen
Ned Dainairy
Ji Gina
Taressners
Noah Eitjer
Power House Destroyed at Mc Henry
A damaged report notes a power house fire at Mc Henry destroying a power plant, mine engines, and equipment. The blaze led to mine closures and layoffs as power was cut from the community, with officials and local names mentioned in a chaotic OCR narrative.
Fragmented OCR item hints at a wartime newsy incident
Fragments describe a cited event with names like Mayr and Susann in Heonkiyn and references to a neighbor, an anger flare, and a group called Gyp tie Bot wife. The text is garbled, with unclear dates or locations, but implies a public or social disturbance followed by some form of reprimand or consequence in the afternoon.
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Mow Haven
Peisturg
Mayr
Susann
Heonkiyn
Bengiiton
Jouve
Aenaud
Women to Use Whips in Larned Gambling Fight
In Larned Kansas on September 1 the town women vow to use whips and jabs against gamblers after a meeting to organize resistance. The plan aims to deter illegal gaming activities and restore order, with local residents backing the effort to curb vice in the community.
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Larned
Kas
Honemtipa
Axenatagton
Death of Shelby Park in Clear Hun community
Shelby Park, son of Vad and Mike Park, died at home after a long typhoid illness. Born January 4, 180 in Ohio country, Kentucky, he was about ten and a member of Claarhun Baptist Church. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. R. E. Fuqua with words of remembrance from family and friends.
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Bieiby Park
Vad
Mike Park
Beye
Shelby Wae
Ohio
Counery
Kiy
Claarhun Bapiggt
Shelby
Aly
Jewus
Lim
Shelby Jonvee
Mayer
Sheyby
Pest
Clear Hun
R. E. Fuqua
McHenry Notes and Visits Highlight Local News
Mrs C Carl Goyte hosted her mother this week. Miss Annie Smith returned from Arkansas to visit family. Mr and Mrs D M Kelly and children from Greenville visited relatives. Miss Evin Nance joined the town and attended the fair in Louisville. Robb Larkin and James Terpe in Lowiergie for the fair. Mrs R D Brooks and child of Straton guests of Mrs Robb. Annie Eepey recuperating at home, planning trip to Louisville. Lee Haws expected to be at area events next week. W A Plummer and Dr Crowder spent several days in Laudar for a fair. Prof and Mrs Vo Monty thaws warned from abort viet in Winterson bible.
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Robb Larkin
Jame Therpe
Lowjergie
RD. Brooks
Hide
Srutum
Robb
Sterpeon Tye Wick
Annie Eepey
Hone
Lowlaviile
Greenville
Lee Haws
Areal Fm
Mowos
W. A
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Mos
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Indiana
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J. C. Wobater
Banker Agmpiatum of
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State Moosers
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Ataios
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Ube
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Menor Poyitien Oremmiyon
Banc
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Unastad
Peru
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Houlevitte
Mir
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Axton
Raghryan
Pragnepalve
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Duero
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Danville
ME Barnett
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Asteart
Trong
JF. Aande
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Jk Fem
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Padded School
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Grim Reaper
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Miektemiy
Pyors
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Laundey
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Soo
Shelby Park
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