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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1916

Page

6

THREE WIVES CLAIM ESTATE IN PEORIA CASE

In Peoria a battle over the estate of UL Brunk Tippee arose after his death in an accident. Three wives—Mary Firree, Mrs Parre, and Mrs Kieree—contend, with testimonies touching on prior marriages and relationships. Court proceedings revealed overlapping claims and old marriages influencing the dispute.

Peoria Nate UL Brunk Tippee Pierce Kieree Bena Stone Piette Aseer

Tragic Car Collision Claims Four In Janeside

A fatal incident near South Janeside has authorities reporting that a car crash involved an interophun vehicle, killing Joseph Fathers, Elsie Pathers, Hale Carr, and Mayor Joe Carr. The accident occurred when the automobile was struck and submerged, prompting emergency response and investigations.

Janes Elsie Pathers Joe AL Fathers AL Charles Carr South Janeside

Piano Music Soothes Horses at Wan keshiu Inn

Local report notes Wiuukesha community venue Wan keshiu Inn hosts events where piano music soothes horses while Wik-Ray Birkshie oversees table seating for patrons. The core accommodation offers lodging and horse care in the establishment.

Wiuukesha Ray Birkshie Wankeshiu

Grocer Shot as Farmer Held in Linnwus Jail

Andrew Groces, a grocer in Lavoleite Mo, suffered a likely fatal shooting by William Augmus, a farmer. Augmus was jailed in Linnwus after the incident.

Lavoleite Andrew Groces Wee William Augmus Linnwus

Americans Aid Russian Army Ambulance Unit

Prominent American donors pledge a New York motor ambulance unit for the Russian artillery, with formal presentation to the Russian government planned in New York. The gift underscores ongoing U.S. support for Soviet war efforts amid wartime logistics and aid channels.

New York

Three Die In Detroit Fire Kill Lilian Tleber And Two Children

A Detroit fire killed Lilian Tleber and her two young children, injuring two other people as the blaze swept through their home. Fire officials say the cause is under investigation and the structure was severely damaged.

Detroit

Five performers burn to death at Hereford theater

Five performers were burned to death on the stage of the Garrick theatre in Hereford. The incident occurred during a performance causing a fatal blaze and an emergency response by local authorities.

Leodost Garrick Theater Hereford

Poll Shows Narrow Lead for President Roosevelt Hopeful

Albany report on a Republican party poll in the New York Senate district indicates 4 of 125 favor Harnee for president, with Col Moosvell and Root also receiving support, suggesting a sparse backing for the main candidate amid limited turnout signals.

Albany

Favors Filipino Freedom and Withdrawal Measure Debate

Fragmentary text describes a Philippine freedom movement and a withdrawal measure debated in a legislative or political context. Mentions of government, Chuvathane, and references to various unnamed figures suggest a historical discussion of independence and foreign influence. The passage appears garbled but centers on political action and national autonomy.

Income Tax Ruling Opposed by Fray in Yard Debate

A disputed tax ruling sparks a heated exchange as an association of travelers and supporters challenge federal tax rules. The controversy centers on deductions and the legal basis for claimed exemptions, with arguments about how the government should apply the code to individuals and organizations.

Reforms Cut Post Rates for Printed Matter and Telegrams

A historical notice notes changes in postal charges affecting printed matter and telegrams. It outlines a lower rate for printed matter and a higher per-word fee for telegrams, reflecting pricing decisions tied to the Reich era's communications policy. The document emphasizes the shift in postal economics pertinent to publishers and correspondents.

Reichstag

Cigarets Bar to Greduwatier Wareiee in Kosciusko County

A damaged OCR fragment mentions Kosciusko County and an event relating to a bar and a person’s year. The words are largely garbled, but the piece appears tied to a local issue or notice involving a bar and an individual in the area. No clear names, dates, or actions are discernible.

Balloon breaks from tent at Navy Avion Station

Spanish text fragment describes a balloon break from a tent at a naval aviation station near Arayie, Fi a, Wo, and a person named Pia Lee may be involved. Readable details are sparse and location names appear garbled.

Pesan Pia Lee Navy Avierion Arayie Fia Peceacola

Unclear headline from damaged OCR text

Fragmentary OCR content mentions monetary figures and government figures but is largely indecipherable. Key names, dates, or locations are not recoverable, leaving the main event or entities unspecified. The text appears garbled with multiple spelling errors and nonstandard terms.

Forbidden Use of Railways Fire at Libqulu and City Turmoil

Fragmentary desolation described with scattered names and places including Libqulu and City. The piece references a drooping spirit of pursuers, restricted railway use, and a looming crisis tied to permissions, with mentions of vessels, people, and disputed authorities amid a chaotic scene.

Monks in London Evade Army Duty During Turbulent Era

In London, monks allegedly evade conscription duties amid a broader struggle involving church orders and political pressure. The piece notes internal disputes within monastic communities and external scrutiny by authorities, pointing to tension between religious vows and national service.

English Imports Increase Amid Trade Tensions

Fragmented OCR report notes rising English imports affecting balance of trade. Mentions tariff measures and the impact on manufactured goods including textiles and chemicals. References specific monetary figures and categories but lacks clear names or dates.

Ambiguous OCR: Bill Intro in Pennsylvania Legislature

Fragmentary OCR notes show a proposed bill in the Pennsylvania legislature with garbled phrases and missing details. The readable bits reference an incident, a grade, and representation within a government body, but no clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are discernible.

Six Caradians Slair Sankar Panada murder report

In a fragmentary dispatch a group of six Caradians are reported slain along with five men near Sore at their homes and farm. the text mentions dances around fires and a chaotic scene, with unclear details and garbled names. The account lacks coherent names, dates, or locations.

Sankar Panada Sore

London News Memo Recasts Telecommunication Chief

An undated clipping notes a London official overseeing telecommunication matters discussing changes at a major department. The piece mentions the director of a national service and a plan affecting next year's budget. The language is fragmented but points to leadership shifts and policy moves.

War pushes up price of essential war materials

Citizens dispute the war impact on costs as prices for essential supplies rise. Officials note higher costs for leather and related goods, while objectors claim war has driven up prices and strained household budgets. Local merchants report tighter markets and careful purchasing amid inflationary pressure.

Kere Efe

Two WWI spies shot as Canadian government aids charged

Denison Iowa papers recount a case in which two men, Warles Schroer and Levals Streeter, are charged with aiding the German government. The elder Streeter, born in Germany, lived in Iowa for years and reportedly faced execution in Canada. Details are unclear as authorities confirm a Canada stance on the case and a recent state department briefing notes.

Denison Canada Warles Schroer Levals Schreder Eae Idermany Ah Lowe Mint Weare Jétason Cleeot State Department

Belgian Woman Executed in Amsterdam Treason Case

A Belgian woman was executed by order of a Dutch court on treason charges amid a controversial case. The report notes the involvement of notable officials and a sequence of events surrounding the sentence. Further details remain unclear due to garbled OCR text.

Proaon Amsterdam Nile Niletenerias Torneo Iber Mielie van Meate

Native Men Attack Prison In Cochir Crna Manila

Reported attack by Indigenous people on a prison near Cochir Crna Manila. Several guards and inmates wounded or killed as a mob seized an officer and escaped. One auto collision caused by a broken wheel led to another fatal injury.

Johnstonite Bank Heist Noted as Gone Without Charge

A confusing report states that Catra and Olver A Marker were involved in a Johnstonite National Bank incident where funds were allegedly taken without payment. No charges appear to have been filed, with details unclear and money unclear.

Catra Olver Johnstonite National Funk

Latter Day Saints Landen Church Recruitment Report

A garbled OCR note references the Latter Day Saints church in Landen, with mentions of a set department and a call by a department head. The text is fragmentary, lacking clear dates or outcomes, but indicates church activities or enforcement actions related to young adults and ages.

Aruna Sutoro Oshima Persie

European War A Year Ago This Week April 10 1915

A compiled update notes gains and retreats across Europe on April 10 1915. French advances in the Woevre and St Michiel-Pont-a-Mousson front contrasted with German gains between the Orne and Meuse. Russians attack near Urok and Brakid. Austro-German forces repulse Russian assault in the Upper valley. German ships bombard coastal targets and Allied defenses face renewed pressure. Pacific and Middle East actions include British note of Turkish operations and Zeppelins raids.

Woevre St. Michiel-Pont-a-Moue Son Orne Meuse le Pretre Forest la Grande

Terrie and Cereepri Case: Fatal Domestic Conflict

A troubling report describes a murder case involving Terie and his spouse. The text notes alleged domestic tension, a fatal injury, and subsequent actions following the incident. Authorities identify the participants and outline the sequence from dispute to death.

Dock workers protest hard labor at Liver port

A group of dock porters in Liver protested ongoing heavy work during a wheeling shift. They cited excessive strain and demanded safer, shorter duties. Local authorities warned action may follow if conditions do not improve.

Untold Feats and Oddities From An Earlier Era

A quirky glimpse reports aviation height records at 9 800 feet surpassing prior marks and notes U S production figures claiming 66 56 percent of 400 481 4859 barrels of petroleum entering world markets. A lightning strike near Laurel scorches a bantam chicken, stripping feathers but leaving the bird unharmed beyond nakedness.

United States lLaurel

Mennonites in Western Canada Facing Pressure and Resettlement

A fragmented 1907-era note discusses Mennonite settlers in Western Canada, their origins in the United States, and claims of oppression. It references farming practices, community life, and government relations, noting attempts to maintain liberty and resilience amid upheaval and economic details.

United States Canada Europe Bourhernive Oadre Howth Dakota Amy Western Canada South Dakota

Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted Despite Questionable Claims

A garbled advertisement touts Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder issues, claiming relief and trial offers. It references a supposed company and locations, urging readers to purchase via their druggist, with hints of political context and career mentions amid the dubious health claims.

Kober Mary Bette Reece Ollee Kileer & Co

Receipt for darkening gray hair product ad

An OCR fragment markets Qian Hat Colour Restorer promising to darken gray or faded hair without dye. It claims even coverage for all hair types and offers a prepaid money back guarantee for a large bottle via drug stores. A stray line suggests a persuasive sales prompt about a free trial or demonstration.

Memphis Tena

Fragmentary notes on political figures and intrigue

Fragmented OCR text mentions Meeker, Barret, and Meata with unclear context. It hints at illness, powder, a tree, and a campaign with Meaker’s retinue facing removal from the race long ago. The readable fragments suggest a political or local affairs item with uncertain details and no clear event or date.

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