Three City Firemen Die In Cleveland Car Barn Fire
In Cleveland Ohio on Monday morning November 16, three Hook and Ladder Company No 2 firemen Robert Duffey James Schweda and Kurt Reed were killed when a car barn fire destroyed the Holdemare car barns and contents. About 100 cars burned. Dead and injured were pulled from the debris as Chief Andrews narrowly escaped. The fire began at 245 am with strong west winds pushing the blaze into the brick structure and collapsing the front wall trapping five firefighters. Corrigan and Henry Vanvelde among the injured. Total loss estimated between 200000 and 259000.
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Cleveland
Robert Duffey
James Schweda
Kert Reed
Hook and Ladder Company
Tne
Remem Corrigan
Henry Vanvelde
Andrews
Miners' Union Pushes "GIT-UP-AND-GIT" Strategy
report outlines Colorado and other states facing a miners strike driven by the United Mine Workers with a new tactic aimed at pressuring operators to meet terms. The article notes Thurber Texas and German regions testing the approach, with miners dispersing to other mines or positions as executives weigh terms.
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Indianapolis
Simpson
Trindue
Colt
Garde
Colorado
Sesian
Satunday
United Mine Workers
Thurber
Tex
Fenulie
Valners
Qwork
Bern
Moraters
Tweeday
Weir
Gainends
Oneman
W. Va
Senator Bikins
Sexton
Gossip Along Commission Row Report Amid Market Shuffle
The fragmentary text shows a busy market column with scattered prices and items. It mentions oats, Venus products, and various price changes ahead of a scheduled date, suggesting ongoing trading notes and commodity shifts. The sourcing is garbled but centers on market activity and vendor offerings.
Bismarck Ave Air Line Opens With New Route
The new line opening along Bismarck Avenue connects key streets and cities. The first base paragraph notes a large crowd and confirms service starts Monday with trains heading toward Washington and New York.
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Moriding
Mia Aye
Washington
New York
Ministers to Fight Canteen Question in Congress
Indianapolis ministerial association plans to take up the canteen issue when Congress meets in regular session. At the Munday meeting a committee of Reva, Joahua Btangfeld, Thomas Goodwin and Marshall Hyde was appointed to adopt plans and report next Monday. They intend to send resolutions to Indiana senators and Congressman Overstreet. Rev. West read a weekly paper on religious influence.
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Indianapolis Ministerial Association
Congress
Munday
Reva
Joahua Btangfeld
Thomas Goodwin
Marshall Hyde
Indiana
Overstreet
Rev. West
Hall-place Charon
Liner Advertisements on the Seventh Page
New liner ads appear on the seventh page including Roamer for rent Rituation stenographer Girl wanted Range for note Roaming house for gale Don wanted Unseen for rent Read all the liners on the seventh past.
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Rituation
Gale
Don
George Marvin Pleads Guilty In Local Arraignment
Prisoners charged with fighting United Stan naw faced arraignment in court. George Marvin pleaded guilty after a chaotic session with many defendants entering guilty pleas or negotiating pleas. The hearing was set for November as legal proceedings continued with others pleading guilty or awaiting trial.
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United Stan Naw
Tedera
Lodge Anderson
Tee
Willam J. Milter
George Marvin
Nas
Maveto Smal
Potiuitier
Much Raniowa
aMregtycerbie
Marvin
Bor Meek
Darter
Counsterfelter
Law
Jonny
Eucer YW
Smith
Frightful Burglar Incident Prompts Community Warning
Miss Hazel Jacobs recalls a frightening incident at 597 N. Tlinofs Street where a home intrusion by a burglar left residents in Ne Hiedsear anxious. The event spurred efforts to tighten security as neighbors brace for further disturbances amid sprawling reports of depredations in Vermout and surrounding areas.
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Hazel Jacobs
N. Tlinofs St
Onervans
Derderingan
Bliss Whitie Wright
Ne Hiedsear
Tram
Ce Yan
Siuntie
Hue
Ain Stanley
They Always Asked for Mrs BurI They Always Asked for Mrs
Fragmentary text describes a group or event mentioning Mrs and Burk Anvets, with garbled details about voting, shed on Penninge, and references to people like George, Heath, and Watson. The content is unclear and lacks coherent facts or dates.
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Buri
Fragmentary political note on Roosevelt and reversals
A garbled November report references President Roosevelt and parliamentary actions on reciprocity and amendments. It notes committee considerations and independence celebrations amid unclear text and damaged lines.
Tall Right With Everybody But Harry
Chic Carter wears a patched image as he hides pain and confusion amid a messy Indianapolis tale. Harry Coleman leads a murky scene with claims of money, logs, and mismatched loyalties, while plaintiffs accuse a firm of withholding payments and services in a disputed courtlike dispute.
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Chic Carter
Bette
Harry Coleman
Courtest
Chigaxe
Skeshing
Chie
Four hurled ten death in city area on Monday
A report from Varina indicates a violent incident occurred south of the city on Monday afternoon. Details are unclear as the dispatch is fragmentary but mentions several deaths and a confrontation involving unnamed individuals near San Clorenca. Further information is awaited from authorities.
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Dansaire
Thie City
Cold Wave Forecast Highlights Severe Midwest Chill
Weather reports warn of a sharp cold wave spreading from Nebraska and Montana into Indiana and surrounding states. Temperatures may plunge to near zero, with strong northwest winds, rain and a Monday night chill followed by Tuesday frost. Forecasters urge preparations as the cold moves eastward.
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Nebraska
Montana
Tes
Boreas
Indianapolis
Viclosity
Indiana
Grand Jury Hears Indictment Call Over Theft Case
In a murky Marion County scene two men entered a court seeking an indictment of a man tied to the theft of an accent onion. The deputy presiding asked questions as the crowd watched. a clerical aide observed torn notes and confusion amid the proceedings. The grand jury reconvened after a disruption and heard the request for action against the suspect.
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Marion County Grand Jury
Grant Aoman
Kicking Again and Again in the Silent Patchwork
fragmented OCR text recounts a chaotic scene with distorted phrases and stray names. The readable bits hint at a broken report about people and events, but the core actions and specifics are unclear.
Unclear fragmentary report on a switch engine collision
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a switch engine striking a wagon on Cote Road and details are unreadable. Names, dates, and precise outcomes are missing, leaving only scattered words about a train, a wagon, injuries, and a potential fatality.
Unclear historical notice with scattered phrases
Fragmentary OCR text mentions deaths and a protest like scene with disjointed names and places. It names a Tuesday Bargain Counter and various unclear proper nouns. The readable bits hint at a tragedy but lack coherent facts or dates.
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Wastin Tate
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