Fragmentary report on a tense incident and Virginia Morgan
An irregular text describes a tense scene with an artilleryman and a soldier near a uniform confrontation. Virginia Morgan and W. Way are mentioned as older relatives connected to a meeting, while police plan to detain Virginia from her mother and father. The readable fragments hint at a domestic or public disturbance with police involvement.
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Virginia Morgan
Way
Hilasaya
Virginia
Public sale of real estate in Indiana County
Sheriff sale notice for a public vendue of a described property in Indiana County to satisfy a writ from the Common Pleas of Indiana. Sale set for May 30, 1919 at 1:15 PM at the sheriff’s residence with terms including $100 deposit and payment in full for transfer of title. Sheriff H. A. Boans cautions bidders and reserves right to return deposits for nonpayment.
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Common Pleas
Indiana
Penneylyan- Bay
Toeright
Waniel Totten
D.gituate
Siith- Indiana County
Smith
Joan Bailey
Uber
Boans
Memorial trees honor St Louis soldiers in Washington
The American Forestry Association reports planting one hundred memorial trees in O Fillot Park as tribute to St Louis soldiers and visitors who died in the war. Additional trees mark the entrance to St Kent Municipal Theatre in Forest Park. A separate note mentions Martshal Jackson and I W W literature found at Shawhee County jail.
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Washington
O'Fillot Park
St. Louis
American Forestry Association
United States
Adt
St. Kent Municipal Theatre
Forest Park
Marschal Jackson
Petrhisidon
Shawhee County
Roosevelt Post Organizes in St. Louis
Quentin Roosevelt Post of the World War Veterans is organized in St. Louis with a chartered body of 500 members. John B. Seibert, post secretary, reports several St. Louis National Guard soldiers have written expressing intent to join.
Detective uncover loot at Cora Tills North Boulevard home
Detectives in Atlanta report finding about $6,000 worth of merchandise at the home of Cora Till, described as a negress, indicating a clearing house for a shoplifting gang active across southeastern cities. The haul included clothing, silks, furs, boots, shoes, lace curtains and other valuables. about $2,000 of the goods have been identified and returned to owners.
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Atlanta
Cora
Till, Negress
North Boulevard
Topeka Walking Delegates Hunted by Marshal in I W W
In Topeka Kansas on May 8 walking delegates of the I W W are sought by United States Marshal CG G Jackson as Hartley, a walking delegate, is noted among those leaving town. The scene focuses on enforcement actions against labor organizers.
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Topeka
Kan
I. W
United States
CG. G. Jackson
Hartley
Committee listings continued from page one in county notices
A continuation of committee assignments is listed including Publicity by Frank M. Smith, Fireworks by John M. Daugherty and others such as D Colburn B M Lydick Carl Couglass Major GC McLain W Simpson and J R Richards.
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Frank i M. Smith
Ediltore
John M. Daugherty
M. Dickson
A. J. Russell
GC. McLain
W. Simpson
R, Richards
Unclear names and scandal details swirl in dense OCR text
Fragmentary OCR notes list numerous names and topics including Credit Mobilier and a large 19th century financial scandal. The garbled text mentions speakers and registration, with references to government and congress, but no clear event, date, or place emerges.
Appealing all along the smoke line pipe delight claim
Advert tells that men new to pipes and veterans alike testify to the pleasure of pipe smoking. It promotes P. A. and asserts both are cut out by an exclusive patented process, implying a superior tobacco or pipe product. The copy reads like a bold marketing pitch from a vintage ad.
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Prince Albce
P. A
Big Four Senate stance on League pledge to aid France
Washington May 8 Republican senators opposed to the League of Nations covenant as part of the peace treaty questioned President Wilsons pledge to urge Senate approval of immediate U S aid to France if Germany attacks again. Senator Smoot Utah voiced broad opposition while Senator Porah Idaho urged study of the treaty text before comment.
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Washington
League of Nations
Wilson
Senate
United States
France
Germany
Porah
Idaho
Smoot
Old Guard Republican
Utah
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J. Clain Longwill
Harry A. Boggs
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Credit Mowiler
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