City approves bus lines as feeders to north side
Mayor Lew Shank after a conference with Gustav Hohritt of the city plan commission directed the Board of Public Works to authorize a bus feeder line. The route would run from Ninety and Thirty fourth streets west to Kenwood Village, north to Thirty ninth and Addon. Citizens had complained trolley service was insufficient, and officials debated granting privileges to the street railway or shifting to bus feeders before cold weather.
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Lake County Pioneer Dies in Controversial Tale
In Lake County a well known local figure known for sharp wit and influential acts passes away. Reports describe him as the slyest man in this region, with remarks about his life in England and his role in local affairs and busts.
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Thirteen Arrested in Major Bootleg Raids
Police arrest thirteen suspects in a widespread bootleg operation. The raid targeted residences on South Citternia Street and nearby areas, with five gallons of liquor seized and reports of quantities discarded before capture. Multiple defendants face charges including violation of liquor laws, gambling, and other offenses. Names and ages of the accused are listed, including several adults and a few younger individuals.
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Two Men Stabbed as Police Seek Attacker
Two men were stabbed with injuries to the right arm and chest and taken to City hospital. Both deny quarrel, while police suspect a mutual assault. Harry Torin and Douglas Dowplay held on vagrancy and drunkenness charges.
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Jackson to Take Short Vacation Amid Election Tie Up
Governor-elect Jackson plans a brief vacation week as he wraps up affairs with Mo orign and prepares to take over duties after the new year. Reports say he will not rush appointments and will act with caution once he assumes office, while campaign issues include abolishing redundant state boards and commissions.
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Miner Hurt Beneath Falling Slate In Alley
A man named Birt aged 49 was crushed by falling slate in Atlag No Ming area this afternoon. It took two rescuers to clear debris, leaving him with a mashed hip deep cuts head injuries and other internal injuries. Condition described as serious.
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Beating the Football Their Own Game To the Editor
A fragmented reminiscence reviews a football season full of paradoxes and storied figures. It recalls the era around 1841 Chicago fire and Jim Thorne entering Canadian play, noting standout moments and the debate over merit between rival colleges, amid mentions of Larry Beade, a famed quarterback, and condemning forgeries or missteps that shaped the season’s narrative.
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Untitled Fragment Reflects Confusing Tale and Sports Haze
A fragmented and confused OCR passage weaves a tale of sports rivalry, local figures, and scattered events at unfamiliar places. Names and places are garbled, yet hints of a Havana hotel gathering, a field confrontation, and a mystery surrounding a game linger amid stray references to individuals and times.
Forest fires sweep East Coast resort and rural areas
News reports describe wide fire activity across an East Coast resort area and surrounding counties. Mayors and volunteers battle blazes threatening storage tanks and a refinery while farms and woodlands burn. Citizens respond as rains help ease drought but fires continue in several counties with significant damage projected.
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Tamers Bale Mom Connpravegf Firefury Rages Near Gritimhln
A fierce wind storm fanned a wildfire around Gritimhln in Arkansas last night. Officials reported rapid spread through timber near the high wind area as crews battled flames threatening neighborhoods and roads. TheHotDry spell of over a month ended with rain aiding containment efforts.
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Tax Board Denies Muncie School Bond Authority
The state board denies the Muncie school district authority to issue 160000 in bonds for a new school project. Officials cite insufficient justification for the expenditure and question the need for the borrowing, signaling a setback for the district’s financial appeal.
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