Left His Friend Holds the Sack in Texas City Job Scam
In Texas City a man named Welch vanished from an employment office after paying him to secure work. A police investigation followed as creditors and visitors questioned his absence and a pattern of alleged advance payments emerged. Authorities traced funds and questioned associates, noting a missing clerk and questionable transactions.
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Anbean City
Hoc Welch
National Employment Company
Welch
Porter
Orien
Ytte
Uept
Rooney Trey Flo
Jobe
Jeli
Arthur Hrors
Parreiman
uAliuem
Ivestigate
AL Pole
Thie Employment Company
Weleh Atrwr
Tiv
Waliotte Street
Fieieg
Glen Walette
Morter
Grant Evenie
Dee Vleiter
Texan
Imparting Charm to Working Girl in Industrial Setting
A reporter covers an avant garde project at an industrial site where young women study charm as a recruitment method. Miss Abell and Miss Austin assure the effort is sincere, with women preparing to be poised without crossing ethical lines, while a staged display aims to lure patrons.
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Charmeilig
Abellanya
Mra Grece Mayer
Mies Austin
Austin
Honest currency swap tale shocks calm crowds
A bizarre incident unfolded as a man attempting to exchange Canadian currency for United States money offered an elaborate ruse in Milwauke e. He confronted a bystander and pressured witnesses with a false bargain while authorities counted the age of those present and questioned the stranger. The event left observers puzzled and the public wary of a potential scam.
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Hia Hetue
United States
Unio
eTatiogs Tagaeter
Rtf
Mashers Fear Not Eleanor De Hart Defies Joins Police
Eleanor De Hart, a widow living at 642 Amsterdam Avenue, recounts her method to deter aggressive men by carrying a rubber shillelah. She says over five years she has aided about fifty arrests and urges women to learn self defense including Nin Jitsu grips. A man named James Zamorelli was fined after an incident in Central Park.
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Eleanor de Hart
Abil Telah
Amsterdam Avenue
Abe
Zamorell
New Laws Cut Hunting Season
Federal and state laws tighten restrictions on migratory birds and big game. The text notes amendments to bag limits, season dates, and protections across multiple states, with shifts in federal and state control, including waterfowl season dates and anti airplane hunting measures affecting several states.
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California
Afl
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Aif
Jerrndt
Laneitent
Kanse
Washington
Chetter
Checade Mountains
Idatia
Kenan Migiana
Nebraska
Oregon
Wrahmnatin
Mother Defends Profanity in Crucial Family Dispute
Agnes White of ity argues her use of strong language was justified amid a family conflict. She says her child faced hardship and needed help, while the judge admonished her before ordering a cleanup of the situation.
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Agnes White
Mrs White
Loge
Fragmented OCR Note on Sports and Poetry Theme
Readable fragments describe a clash between home gardening and golf with scrambled lines about trotters, war, protection of clbwing, teetyabitaa piitelies, fruit rulh and a family with large proportions of oy jure. The text mentions Helm tatoalh diy yredient and references athletes and themes of merit.
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Peeit
Mystery of Cahokia Mound Attracts Wide Interest
Ancient mound study by Prof Yacey noted for revealing a great structure. Researchers interview experts, discuss Mexicans origin theory, and explore agricultural impacts while noting potential timelines and local curiosity about Cahokia’s origins.
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Yacey
Atel
Mays
Murtorentie
Lepent
Surprising Family: Widow With Seven Children and Two Husbands
Meyer Maner testified in a New York Supreme Court annuity case that Becky Mauer presented herself as a widow with one child. He described a series of unexpected children and two husbands, prompting a court to consider ending the so-called family surprise party amid the legal dispute over inheritance and bonds.
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Meyer Maner
Martes
New York
Supreme Court Atenit
Becky Mauer
Nore
Mover
Deine Ebreie
Meyer
Neo
Fragmented OCR heart case ends with patient death
A garbled report describes a medical incident involving a patient who dies after a heart condition. Names and places are unreadable, but the core fact is a fatal outcome following a heart issue. The text references multiple entities and locations but remains unclear.
King Bars Cream Horses Inbreed Rumor Sparks Debate
Fragmented OCR suggests a sensational local item about British hackneys, King bars cream horses, alleged inbreeding, and a royal prerogative. The text mentions Leighton and Lotchay streets, plus a city council inquiry into desecration and a Sunday meeting near University Place.
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Lutredin
Counel
Surutay
Tie Suburien
University Place
New York Bottles Sold Highlight Market Reach
A report notes 625 000 bottles sold in New York signaling strong demand in the city. Wholesale druggists and named firms are cited as key players in distribution, with focus on trade territory impact and consumer access amid unclear details.
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New York
Women Who Cannot Work and a Promised Remedy
A handwritten testimonial from Edmund, Nebraska area praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims relief from monthly illness and increased ability to work, with the writer urging others to try the product. The piece reflects early 20th century concerns about female health and household labor. It cites Mrs. Corley of Corley Eastman, SC, and urges printing the letter for publicity.
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Kiscaneth
Comley
AUP
Corley
Eatrmang
Convinse
Ledia B. Ponkkasy
Gurely
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