Former Missouri Governor Joseph Folk Dies in New York City
The former Missouri governor Joseph W Folk died Monday afternoon in New York City, survived by his widow and relatives. The report notes his prominence from his early career fighting corruption in St Louis and his ongoing public service career, with details of funeral arrangements and staged tributes following his death.
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Mother Held In Death Of Son With Police Probing Other Fatalities
In Lansing, Mrs. Emma Kopple is held after the death of her two year old foster son. Police investigate nine related deaths in the household over the past decade, including a baby and a three year old girl. Kopple denies any mystery and attributes deaths to illness and accident.
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Graduation Fete By Crescent Junior High Class
Crescent Junior High’s graduating class hosted a farewell fete described in the readable text. Students and teachers are named in a celebratory, period-voiced item noting the event and participants. The piece preserves a local school ceremony flavor with brief mentions of attendees and actions.
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Fragmented OCR summary prompt record
Readerable fragments describe a dated noting of a local event with unclear names and places. The piece hints at a sequence of measurements or scores but details are missing. It references a point tally and a group or team but lacks definite identities or a clear outcome.
Deaf boy learns to read lips, advances in school work
A deaf student named Vin Toon tromwaad has shown progress in ninth grade with lip reading and improved reading ability. Despite practical challenges, he remains focused on finishing high school as his teachers and parents support his academic growth.
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Lecture notes on synagogue dedication in town
A fragmentary report notes a synagogue dedication with speakers including Samuel Fieschbere and others. The text mentions Reverend and local officials, with limited readable names and lines about ceremony plans.
Essay on Academic Expulsions Reveals Mixed Reactions
Fragmented OCR reads like a report on students facing expulsion and the ensuing reactions. It mentions first year students and a campus council, with unclear names and dates due to damaged text. The piece hints at administrative actions and student responses amid a tense university atmosphere.
Commencement at Normal to Start With Excursion
The La Crosse State Normal school's tenth annual commencement begins Friday June 1 with an excursion on the Mississippi River. Events include a banquet, baccalaureate service, and exhibitions. A June 3 senior voice event and a student art exhibit follow, with "Class Will" read by faculty and students.
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Fragmentary OCR text yields no clear event or entities. The lines appear as garbled notes with scattered words related to washing eyes and names. No discernible people, places, or organizations present.
Memorial and Church Events Reported in June Matters
The article notes a memorial acceptance by President I A Cotton and a large physical education demonstration for all students on June 7 in the big gym. Commencement is set for June 240, with Deny Church denying reports of a nationwide pledge at the general assembly in Indianapolis as stated by Lewis K Mudge the stated clerk.
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Bonus bonds sell rapidly in Chicago sale begins strong
The sale opened with a robust offering, with about 7.0 million dollars issued and 7.5 million dollars of bonds distributed within hours. Buyers faced a 4.4 percent per cent interest as bankers representing the syndicate reported brisk demand and rapid sales.
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Hair Clip 18 Assault Case Reported
An assist clipping incident is reported involving a student at the base of a vehicle. Authorities describe the event as assault linked to a hate incident under investigation. police and school officials are coordinating actions and safety measures.
Hair cutting charge against school official shocks county
A fragmented report alleges gaiity charges against H. P. Grifter, West Virginia Kinte School for the Deaf and Blind superintendent, and a distant superior. Nel lie Brown accuses them of forcibly cutting her hair as part of the dispute.
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Kinte School For the Deaf and Blind
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Hundreds of Chicago Bands Compete for Prizes in June
About six thousand musicians from 859 high school grammar school and military academy bands will compete in Grant Park during the Music Industries Chamber of Commerce meeting. The event runs June 4 to 7 with bands positioned along a route from Van Buren to Twelfth Street, Grant Park. Lieutenant William H. Santelman of the United States Marine Band will be vice judge.
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Twelfth Streets
William IT. Santehman
United States Martine Band
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Viclet Nudge
Grammar Salbant Sid Military Academy
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