Petition Demands Action Over High Tension Wires
A petition signed by 63 residents asks the Orange County Public Service Company to halt a high tension line project. Led by Mayor A B Slac ard, activists push for immediate measures to safeguard homes along Bonnelet Hoonelk Place Lake gorenze Chestnut Street West Main California Avenue. They argue the wires threaten lives and property in a major storm or fire.
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Orange County Fir Service
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Ballot on Bond Issue for State Constitution Capital Plan
Albany report notes no proposed amendments to the State Constitution will be voted at the general election this year. A single proposition would raise 25 million dollars to cover expenses for improvements and related governmental costs, tied to next year’s Legislature.
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ALBANY
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Cross Burned at Circleville
A report describes a cross burned at Circleville with people gathered nearby. The incident drew residents from surrounding areas, and the scene showed debris scattered on the ground as authorities and onlookers appeared at the site.
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Cross
Circleville
Batwrea
Jngee Tenes
Irvine Gibbs
merainre
perpie
thinkfar Circleville
U S Reply Delivered to Japanese Ambassador
Secretary of State Hughes handed the United States reply to Ambassador Hanihara regarding the immigration exclusion law. Hanihara will cable the note to Japan, with publication to follow in Washington and Tokyo likely Thursday morning.
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WASHINGTON
Japan
Hanihara
Hughes
Tokio
Democratic Convention Debates Two-Thirds Rule Twist
In New York the Porto Ricans joining the Democratic convention discuss the two-thirds rule. Veteran leaders doubt abrogation will succeed, citing Van Buren and Cramer Clark as examples. Samuel Naomi says Re for Ralston leads at the convention, with Smith Mcado’s approach eyed. George Breurar and Ed Mesre linked to Cox campaign in 1924.
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NEW YORK
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T&t
Porto Ricams
cence
Hotel Bel- Mone
MedAdga
Trey
Van Buren
Cuams Clark
Nickolsos
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paris
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Ralston
Smith-McAcco
Tom Taggart
George E. Breurar
Lord Ed Mesre
Oia
Cox
Boy's Prank Ends Fatally in Local Incident
A boy’s prank led to a fatal accident as fire engines responded to the scene. Rescue teams found several injured and authorities investigated the cause amid a growing trend of risky pranks. no further details on identities released.
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Treaster
ind Grea
Starr Lenient With War Vet Charged with Reckless Writing
Recorder H M Starr told Fred Hine a war veteran charged with reckless writing on Cottage Avenue that he would be given another chance. If he appeared again on a similar charge the court could impose a sentence and take away his sense.
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Starr
Fred Hine
Hine
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Autopsy Result to Determine Action Reveals Officials Visit
A report indicates officials plan a joint inspection by the Public Service Commission and related authorities. The action hinges on autopsy findings to guide forthcoming steps and party oversight.
Criminal Proceedings Likely After Autopsy In Local Case
Autopsy to determine cause of death of a young woman follows reports of a criminal operation. County authorities place four doctors, including W S Neller and H F Pots, under suspicion as investigations continue. The case has drawn intense concern from the family and local community.
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W. S. Neller
Robert Cord
Surda
Paris
Local man held up on Grand Avenue by two strangers
Ed Mund Gater of 55 Grand Avenue reported an armed robbery on Someday night. Two men accosted him on Grand Avenue between New and East Macnars, demanded money, and fled in a Ford car after taking a small sum. Gates notified police within minutes. description says one assailant is a tall white man, possibly foreigners.
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Guosten
Edmund Gater
Grand avenue
steward
Gates
Tremeri
Beatett
Arere
Gatex
Noted Bulgar Is Shot Dead in Street Killing
The noted Bulgarian leader Jase Lonbox Petkom, aged 17, is reported shot in the streets. Petkom was a prominent figure in agrarian circles and linked to the present government. This occurs amid ongoing upheaval and rumors of a cabinet shakeup in Bulgaria.
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Population estimates show 1923 census growth and 1920s gains
New York reports from the Nations Quresu of Economic Research give 1923 midyear U S population estimates. The Jan 1 fast figure is 17 828 000 with 1923 half year increases totaling 1 762 000 and growth across two decades.
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United States
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Nations Quresu
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Died Sunday in Warwick N M Kane obituary notes
The fragment reports M N Kane's death on a Sunday in Warwick. It mentions burial rites, a funeral in Warsick, and references to Emma and other individuals, with limited readable details about church, rites, and speakers.
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Nolan Kare
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Kare
Acer
Asereater
Asser
Emma B. & Aeusheer
Warsick
Applegate
Unclear local sports note from GANT Kansas City June 74
Fragmentary report unclear on teams or events. Readable items mention cash, a law, and Packers but lack coherent details or outcomes.
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lawes
Blaress’ packers
Radical Convention at St Paul Tuesday to Split Vote
Fragmentary report notes a radical convention in St Paul aimed at splitting the Democratic and GOP vote. Text appears garbled with scattered place names, times, and references to Columbus and Nebraska contexts.
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Radical
St. Paul
James St Property Owners Rally in Altoona
Local residents on James Street protest a government action affecting property while officials announce plans for a site response. The confrontation follows a dispute over a bed room incident and references a college statement tied to the campus.
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etuca Seeturer
Amer
Fred Rogers Honored At Community Recognition Event
Local notes report a ceremonial honoring request for Fred Rogers with involvement from community leaders. Names and places are unclear, but event centered on recognition and a public acknowledgment by organizers.
Og bell Bote arraigned for shooting in July case
A man identified as Og Bell Bote is scheduled for arraignment in July on shooting charges, following a recent hearing. The case involves alleged involvement with a second defendant, Reid, in connection with the incident.
Ends Booze Orgy Incident Reported by Police
Police describe a chaotic gathering labeled an alcohol fueled event. Witnesses indicate multiple men involved and a search for a source of alcohol remains ongoing as investigators interview attendees.
U S Flyers Off Today Amid Transit Confusion
Disjointed notes describe U S Flyers departing today amid unclear gate assignments and travel complications. The fragment hints at delays, handling by staff, and potential advisory messages for passengers.
Death of Miss Carrie E. Youngs in Wallkill area
Miss Carrie E. Youngs dies in woodland area near Wallkill with funeral arrangements and cemetery details listed. Services described with time and location references, noting burial at a local cemetery.
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aren
Tae
Teriena
Fiera
Tszat
Hastrosck
Wallkill
Wetneses
Vrees
Philyseors
Local Officials Meet Over Parrelling Salary Proposal
An unclear transcription notes a meeting of commissioners in May about a salary proposal for the department head and related officials. Details are fragmented and names or places are not legible.
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