Fragmented historic news item with scattered phrases
A garbled OCR fragment mixes legal, maritime, and political topics with references to court actions, a Brooklyn proposal, a Supreme Court ruling, a lower court appeal, and various international events. The passage mentions shipwrecks, storms, cabinet discussions in France, and pop culture notes, but it is largely incoherent and challenge to extract a single clear event or outcome.
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Reyection Company
Brooklyn
Gevidert
Equiteuetion
Supreme Stor
City
Local Notables Attend Jaffa Shrine Event and Indiana Visits
Quite A Jones and Phil Ake returned from a fishing trip and allegedly caught cigars. A large group of Blattaville youths attended a Ritz show. Shriners from Indiana joined a Jaffa Shrine round in Altoona. Among attendees were Claude Bath, J. D McCann, Bart Miller, Joy Sweitzer, Fred Balfour, and many others. Lyle Coltebaugh, formerly president, now lives in Vandergrift, visited Indiana. Local residents made various Indiana business and social trips, with road construction noted and several towns represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriners
Indiana
Overland
Altoona Westery
Jaffa
Claude Bath
J. D McCann
Bart Miller
Esq
Joy Sweitzer
Fred Balfour
Pearl
Walker John Arenes
John G. St. Clair
Howard Houk
Ha Beans
Harry P. Galer
Curtin Elkin
A. C. Joeven
Ludenoffers 250 bonus per child to workers
Reading April 24. William J H Luden a candy maker and philanthropist announces a new bonus plan. Beginning next term he will pay 250 dollars for each employed parent’s child over 14 who stays in school to pursue education. The plan aims to keep children in school despite prior need to work. In Berlin a GE plant fire caused millions in damage and injured a firefighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
INS
Wm. J H
Sudden Deaths Mark Lives in Small Town Districts
Multiple obituaries recount sudden deaths and funerals in Punxsutawney and nearby communities. C H Heber Stev ing, widow Mrs Anna Eline Roshon and three children are named, with funeral details at Bolivar cemetery. Other notices include Bertha McCall and William P Black with church services and interments. Margaret Gailey, age 88, remembered for family, church service, and Greenwood cemetery burial plans.
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Anna Eline Roshon
Russell
Allen Roshon
Altoona
Hazel
J.T. Mleman
Blairsville
Roshon
A. F. Roshon
Johnstown
Bolivar Cemetery
Ira
Bertha McCall
Bertha (Brickell) McCall
Austin McCall
Grim Reaper
Oscar Brickell
Montgomery Township
Methodist Church of
Stafford
Oscar
Clara Willams
Smithport
Twila Frank
Grace
Ling of Clymer
Brickell
Banks Township
Margaret Gailey
Andrew Gailey
Oak Street
Indiana
Gailey
Benjamin
Frances Hershberger
Davidsville
Somerset County
Albert W
Alice L. Gailey
Harry W. Earhart
Oliver A
Alvey F. Gailey
Pittsburgh
R. C. Timberlake
Vandergrift
Ida M. Gailey
Erie
Leah Edmundson
Ruffsdale
Lilly Ann Thomas
Holsapple
Second United Presbyterian Church
J.C. Pinkerton
D. D
First United Presbyterian Church
Greenwood
Wheeler Case Ends Today
The Wheeler case nears closure as both sides agree to limit arguments to two hours each. The trial, one of Montana history’s most debated criminal prosecutions, has seen persistent clashes, frequent objections, and judge Dietrich upholding procedural rulings as testimony proceeds.
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Montana
Cponsel
Dietrich
Fragmentary Verse About Affection and Time
A brief, fragmented OCR style piece reflecting on affection and the passage of time. The lines hint at kindness and the enduring memory of a beloved presence, though wording is garbled and incomplete.
Rioting erupts as Communists clash with Nationalists in Paris
In Paris, a fresh wave of violence pits Communist youths against Nationalists after the killing of three Nationalists and wounding of seven. Deputy Tatbaingér’s bodyguard was targeted, with gunfire at a Montmartre subway site. President Doumergué plans to address the Chamber on interpellations about the killings amid municipal election tensions.
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Parla
Frank
Mason
INS Sta
Paris
Clibs
Tatbaingér
Doumergué
Chamber of Deputies
Barnegarey
Montmartre
Ebert Injury Lit by Nightstick Clash in Berlin Race
Fritz Ebert doctor son of Germanys late president sustained cuts and bruises after a street clash with police during a political row. Ebert shouted long live the republic as opponents cried down with Marx and Hoch Hindenburg. Police dispersed the crowd amid broader election battles and street brawls across cities.
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D. Weyer
INS
Fritz Ebert
Berlin
German Republic
Hkbert
Ebert
Hindenburg
Marx
the Republic
Judge Intervenes in Trial Deadlock Over East Witnesses
Judge Dietrich breaks a potential recess standoff between rival attorneys over new East witnesses. Prosecution star witness George B. Hayes testified that Wheeler urged him to replace the Senator in oil permits and litigation before the Interior Department in March 1923. Wheeler and Booth denied knowledge, with DOJ records later shown destroyed. The court adjourned after lengthy debate as defense and government rest their cases. Wheeler then faces a second indictment in Washington for conspiracy with Booth and Campbell to obtain Monpara oil and gas lands.
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Dietrich
George B. Hayes
New York
Hayes
Wheeler
Campbell
Interior Department
Edwin S. Booth
Department
Hays
Booth
Department of Justice
Walsh
Listtery
Euppense
Washington
Booth and
Monpara
Stock Market at Noon Hour Angered by Renewed Selling
New York April 24 stock market opened dull and reactionary with most prices drifting lower after an early downturn. Union Pacific New York Central and other rails led declines while Consolidated Gas rose to a year high on strong buying. Oil stocks lost yesterday's gains and industrials like Baldwin inched down on light offerings. Call money renewed at four percent. Grain opened slightly lower and cotton held steady amid heavy Texas rains. Trading slowed in the second hour as Northwestern Rails fell and motors dropped from active lists. First hour sales totaled about 220 000 shares.
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New York
Union Pacific
New York Central
Chicago Great Western
Baldwin
Consolidated’ Gas
Texas
Northwestern
Noose Spectre for Fernekes Sighting in Chicago
Chicago April 24 INS Henry J Fernekes avoids extradition to face the electric chair for four murders and bank robberies. Identified by Palt Building and Loan officials as the Chicago killer, Swiontkowski murder details linger as investigators pursue a mysterious lead involving a beautiful woman and possible wife connection.
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Chicago
INS
Henry J. Fernekes
New York
Mike Swiontkowski
Swiontkowski
Loan Association
Central Manufacturing Bank
Pper
Pareah
Fergeskes
Fernekes
Evanston
Waa
Petee
Patt
Jasinski
Miners at Nant-y-Glo back wage accord in open meeting
At Nant-y-Glo United Mine Workers district No 2 held a large outdoor gathering in front of the Miners hall. Peter McDonald chaired as a faction passed a resolution to stand loyally by the Jacksonville agreement and oppose wage reductions, saying unemployment has no link to wages. About 800 attendees were present.
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John. Bros
United Mine Workers of America
Urea
Jacksonville
Peter McDonald
Fragmented report on a stabbing case and trial notes
A garbled 19th or early 20th century style note references a stabbing incident and possible trial details. It mentions degrees of offense, a voluntary translator, and unclear names with scattered terms like April 1 and 88 years, suggesting a procedural or court record.
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Phemadelphea
Eaves Pi
Wiltepink
Unclear fragments from local page create terse notice
Fragmentary OCR text presents no clear event or names. Unable to determine a coherent news item or identify entities, locations, or dates for a summarized card.
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France
Eithene
Jackie Coogan
Allive Wolf
Doar
Jones
Phil Ake
Blattaville
Ritz Peat
Harryall
Beyburn — Keeler
Charles Seth
Pealelr
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Geo
Nevin Montgomery
Jack Bonet
Alex Mahon
Lyle Coltebaugh
Watt Kinter
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Thomas McGillick
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Laula Oates
Sol le- Vine
Lewietown
Abigail ‘Guthrie
State College
Richard Buterbaugh
Green Township
Charlie ‘Burns
P. R.B
Blakeville
Court House
E. E. Hileman
Hillsdale
G. R. Griffith
Marion Center
Nancy North
Jim
Jewel
Blacklick — Township
Gazette Office
Minnie ‘D. McAffoos
Clair
Schwartz
McAfoos
General Electric Company
C. Heber Steving
William P. Black
Punxsutawney
West End
Mr. Black
Thomas Smathers
Walter Sterling
Marche
William Black
Ida Yuengert
Presbyterian Church
Earl and
Gibson
New Kensington
Germany
Borte
Mali
Peasants’ League
Iminett
Wattin
Warsawst
Poland
United States Society
Daniel O'Connell
Frederick the Great
George Washington
Stinnes
Young Stinnes
America
Motorsns
Ebbebtee
iGlooritie Hyeemerees
Hayes Wheel
Sararnney
Kelly Spring Saceveus
Marereretees
Alias
Continental Olavernes Peer Beenee
LBM
Vehewe
Nor
Pan
Am. Pet. Sivesuees
Alegre Sug.e
Pere Mara
Yssas Bhene
Rails
T, P.O
Cisssees
Union Pas
U. Eae
UL & Rub
U. § Steel
Westinghouse
Conele
Willys Overland
Dawns
aRort
Tong
Nant-Y-Glo
Hove
Hala Ay
Wirus
Phila
Axminster
Alexander Smith & Sons Carpet Company
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