Textile Jobber Paid to Get ax Reduction
A garbled 19th century style financial notice references a textile jobber receiving a tax reduction payment. It mentions individuals such as Maxwell Shain and Hugh Wintenson with relations to a New York family and a 40 000 figure, hinting at tax-related charges and settlements within a contested industrial context. The text is heavily corrupted but centers on tax adjustments and payments among businesspeople tied to Maxwell Shinn and a New Jersey or New York region.
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Maxwell Shain
Berate
Maxwell Shinn Rade Conpany
Masten
Shapiro
Hugh Wintenson
Lois Vdheetor
Janes Pe Pinger
Gol Unger
New York
Ayia
Shayne
Gueglert
Cape Bany
Regatientat
Bhapteo
Myiedina
Feledman
Witney
Anne Dawn Fee
Yale
Prescott News Society Notes October 17 1920s
The Prescott News item describes social events and club gatherings. Readers learn of a women’s gathering at a church, a salon featuring speakers and a salad plate, and a club entertaining husbands with supper and dancing. Names include Mrs Mackdunnan Mrs Powell Morgan Mrs Frank Holtombs Mrs Vernon Buchanan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackdunnan
Powell Morgan
Urate
Frank’ Holtombs
Vernon Buchanan
Tesie Anters
Stalph Gordon
Archie Dubnqun
F. G. Arun
Met
Mra. J
It Beinis
Men
Ditek Morrell
Apaedit Dy
Mella Sp
Heants Gilbert
Min.dustin
Mex Monigain
Cgeorge Chidmlapher
Mire
Hitman
Huey Lee Crus
Candidate Accused of Joining Party Amid Turbulent Allegations
A candidate faces charges connected to party activities amid a tangle of names and events. The report lists numerous individuals including Mary Groce, state officials, and several social attendees at church events, with scattered references to legal actions, campus figures, and a cross‑state network. The fragmentary text documents meetings, travel, and social notices surrounding the political episode.
Soldier Escorts Body of Brother in Route to Heir
Brother Rankin served as pallbearer for a fellow soldier whose body was being escorted home. The tale notes the brothers traveled together, with one acting as escort and the other laid to rest, highlighting military family ties and transport duties.
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Rankin
Fragmentary 19th Century Political Rhetoric Attention
Fragmented OCR quotes show a discussion on roe and reform, mentions Grace, Roewe, and a petition seeking to adopt Communisoy as a prelude to a national probe. References to meetings, writings, and the United States and Louisiana hint at broader political ideas without clear identification of people or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Louisiana
Krey murder plotted by special army larder reported
Fragmentary text indicates Plus Phos Lounkin was killed in Korea in a case linked to the Krathvaray brothers and an army larder involved in the arrangement. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Phos Lounkin
Korey
Father Kills Son Playing Cowboy in Cleveland
A man in Cleveland shot and killed his two year old son during a cowboy playtime with a borrowed pistol believed to be unloaded. The incident occurred after the adults watched a western film on television and involved the boy identified as the child of Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Ferry. The weapon discharged, wounding Mrs. Percy, 24, in the side. The shooter, Merry, a 28-year-old truck driver, is detained as police investigate the tragedy.
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Cleveland
Date Ferry
Dominic Ferry
Percy
Merry
Tou Police Tt
Golden Gate Bridge Wire Lifeline Details
Readable text notes 80,000 miles of steel wire and two main load supporting cables of the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Golden Gate Thridge
Another Demo Party Leader Resigns
Washington October 4 The resignation of Sidney Solomon as treasurer of the Democratic national committee was announced He is the second top official to quit within a week Chairman William M Boyle Jr also said he would step down after a committee meeting Solomon a St Louis insurance man and ally of Bose said he left after a visit to the White House He said the move stemmed from a belief that the new chairman should have freedom to appoint his own officials The President understood Solomon added he had given 16 months to the committee assignment and was entitled to step out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sidney Solomon
Democratic National Committee
William M. Boyle
Solomon
St. Louis
Bose
Truman
White House
Boyle
York
Salamon
Capital Hill
Solusmano
Sittee
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Heyney
Prescott News
Troegel Seeeting
Payangelint
Mrn
Oda
Conret
Prechvberdag Chute
Horace Herring Mostese
Mar
Wasteneel
Edie Aly
Cullen
St. Laub
Finnie
Dr Werth
George Sehoownen
Juhii PA Dintap
Tin Sr
Chub Qultas
Cox Femur
Boxus
Mary Groce
Attiee
Andy
Ovens
Maye
Hartates
Dad Pagel
Jean
Urna
Bern
Briunnet
Hens Putin
K Benith
Amd
Mudih Gordon
Jack Hur
Pod
Jeng Hays Jr
Pond
George Christopher
Me Noel
Atelie Soligon
Tis
Lye Presbyterian Church
Charles Devore
Vee Hon
Frank Gilbert
Virginia Ann Thiaga
Joi and
Luds Gilbert
Sug Moore
Lille Rock
Teany
Jack Rubey
Sallie
Maud ‘Taylor
Mes
Drugen
Vi. Bort
Ant Mas
Pont
Pth
Waco Sasut Alent
Abpe Arbustie Ruger Pier
Vi Clity
Maas Opak Daniels
Hersey the
Buesk
Matlock
Miss Litt Grimes
Muritat
Meo
Mas
Kltoer Glen
Dte
Bpre
Misa
Tiona
Murry
Telur
Balto Rouk
Isa Wi
Nationae
Galtient
Catholic Oh
Joe Brswel
Him Bemis
Pat Core
Darke [ Duke
Colecoat Vorrphan Jr
Parlevox
Struders
Universite of Arkaneces
Boi
U. 8 S
Tanelwer
U.S
Mason
Karen Letrartey Regiment
Cowboy
Mid-South
VOGUE
Hope, Ark
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