Notable German Figure Von Bethiy Passes in Wartime
The article notes the death of Dr. Von Bethiy, born 1856, a German figure connected to wartime roles. Survived by one daughter. his son was killed in action during the war. The piece references a famous phrase "a scrap a paper" and mentions burial plans and express shipments related to his passing.
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Seema
Bethiann-Holl
Germany
von ‘Bethiy
Eveliing
Rintow
A. Vahort
von Sbocsansoeainece
Patna
Daughiter
Banking Collapse at Prophetstown Bank
A Prophetstown bank failed with $260,000 to $3,000 in notes reportedly missing. Inspectors and local officials investigated the collapse tied to stock speculation. George R. Baddoskl owned the bank. patrons stormed the building as doors closed, uncovering $21,000 in cash and a hidden room connected to Chicago brokerage houses.
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Starling
Avas
Hank
Hrophatstown
Petra Toms
Depanito
George RB. Paddosk
Paar
Grousart
Vaonle
In Thenain in Bait in Bonnvore Grash
A cryptic fragment appears to describe a place named Bonnvore Grash with unclear actions. Names, dates, and concrete details are not readable. The text reads as a partial note with insufficient context for a full news item.
Fragmented OCR Draft on State Planning and Schools
The garbled text references plans for the state, dialogue, prisons, and farming. It hints at January activity and schooling, with mentions of towns not being added and schools opening with bright prospects for the remainder. No clear events or names are discernible.
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Jarhary
Law and labor bills debated by states and unions
Reports from the nation show legislatures examining wage laws and labor measures. Bills on soldier bonuses, taxation, and public utilities are discussed across several states including New York, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut. Public hearings and votes are anticipated as legislative sessions proceed.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Onvelten
Connecticut
Ivania
South
Inia
Mt Vernon Pursues Regional Basketball Tourney
Silas Fields of Mt. Vernon high school notes the district’s long running, financially strong basketball tournament. Mt. Vernon is favored for hosting due to strong rail connections as the tentative city list includes East Aurora Elgin Jacksonville Rockford Canton Peoria Galesburg Ottawa La Salle Decatur Shelbyville Alton Centralia Mount Vernon Lawrenceville Marion and possibly Quincy or Rock Island.
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Ne Vernon
UN Nui
Alate Board of Athletic
Springfield
Silas Fiehds
Mt. Vernon High School
M& Vernon
Mt. Vernon
Board of Conthe
East Aurora
Elgin
Javier
Biobinington
Urbana
Jacksonville
Rockford
Canton
Peoria
Galesburo
Atamual
Ottawa
Town Property Deals Lead Mt Vernon Real Estate Spreead
Teenue John J. Baker and Dr. Edmondson closed a sale making Dr. Edmondson purchaser of Ms. Bakers residence on North Tenth. Edmondson plans to occupy by September after changes. McTaggart bought a 46 by 100 foot lot on North Street adjoining Walker residence with plans to build later. The two sales are Mt Vernon’s biggest in a day, signaling spring activity and a strong year ahead.
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Teenue
John J. Baker
OR. Edmondson
Edmondson
McTaggart
LE. M. Walker
North Street
Walker
McTageart
Mt. Vernon
Missing Naval Men Found Safe After Disappearance
Three sailors from the naval balloon A-5598 who vanished three weeks ago in northern New York were located in Ontario and are en route home. They reportedly started from Rockaway on December 4 and spent four days in woods before finding shelter. A messenger relayed news of their safety via the nearest telegraph station.
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Associated Press
Rockaway
Brech
New York
Ontario
Moose Mactory
Matticd
Unemployment Rise Amid War-Driven Economic Strain
International News reports Washington facing jobless concerns as postwar readjustments hit demand for manufactured goods. Wages cut 20 to 25 percent across many firms while exports fall and production shrinks 49 to 75 percent in some lines, sparking fear of widespread unemployment, especially among skilled workers.
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Washington
Pegianini
Uty Iif
Cav
Harding
Federal Reserve
Mit
Dame Rumor Not So Active at the Capitol
In Springfiled Illinois reports say political gossip at the Capitol has waned with the approaching governor elect Len Small taking office January 10. Democrats outnumber Republicans in the General Assembly, with ten candidates for speaker and expected deadlock as O P members caucus tomorrow. Rowdies plan headquarters at the Leland and the Nemo crats at the Nemo hotel.
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Springfielv
von- Ike
Len Small
Kankakee
O.P
Caucasa
General Assembly
Leland “Hotel
Nemocrata
Nisiolas
Santa Isabel wreck reported off Salvera Island
Late telegraph items describe the steamship Santa Isabel of 2,500 tons wooden hulls wrecking near Salvera Island with heavy loss of life. Dispatches note the vessel sailed from Waireeldna and warn investigations proceed. International news from London reports a Manchester warehouse fire and various political notes
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Vandernnshire News
VoNnon’” Sa
Santa Isabel
Salvera Island
Waireeldna
Cardin al Gibbons Brought Home After Long Journey
Baltimore report notes Cardin al Gibbons was brought home after a lengthy forty mile trip. The journey from Union Mills to home occurred without drag discomfort.
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Uy Ansociated Press
Baltimore, Md
Cardinal Gibbons
Union Mills
Negotiations on Panama Canal indemnity questioned in Senate
Senator Thoms, speaking for ratification of a $26,000,000 indemnity to Colombia, argued that American conduct in Panama canal negotiations was indefensible and without justification as talks with Colombia and the revolutionary state of Panama progressed.
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Apy Associated Press
Washington
Piinama Canal
Republic of Columbia
Pahama
Sqn
Thoms
Senate
Columbia
St Louis Americans Name 1921 Manager
Leo A Fohl of Cleveland will be the 1921 manager of the St Louis Americans. This announcement was made by Bo Quin, business manager of the club, for the day.
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Louis
Leo
Cleveland
St. Louis
Fragmentary OCR Note From Springfield Record
A partial OCR fragment references Springfield and mentions an official or representative, but the text is garbled. It appears to be unrelated garble and lacks clear events or names to summarize beyond to indicate a local notice or personal names failing to render properly.
Incomplete International Article Notes Tragedy
Fragmentary OCR reads like a report on victims in a crisis abroad. Mentions a man named Gladya and a father named Noward mourning lost children. Sparse readable facts hinder full reconstruction.
Teoyal Lou Company Reelects Directors At Annual Meeting
The Teoyal Lou company held a punctual morning meeting to re elect directors for a three year term. Officers were elected with Harriss as president and George Wwai as vice president. A. D. Webb was secretary and Patton treasurer. The firm, organized twenty eight years ago, showed a prosperous year with gains of 36000 in income and total assets reaching 182000. All attendees praised the company’s performance.
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Teoyal Lou
Ayabb Harries
George
Patton-treagnar
D. Webb
AEO
sIuige
Obb
Rom Preorganiza‘tion
Gver
Nsgois
Mount Vernon Girl Succeeds in East Mount Vernon
A clipped item honors Miss Weola Leonard of Mount Vernon for a notable achievement in East Mount Vernon. The fragment references her birthplace and community support, noting the pride of local friends and residents.
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Mount
Vernon
East
Weola Leonard
Mibo Leon
Mt. Vernon
Toni
Ereonard
Thal
Unclear Meeting Notice At Local Church Group
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a church meeting with board members and officers. Details are garbled but suggests an important meeting of a church committee or affiliated group tomorrow at 6:00. Names and exact actions are not legible.
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Sonar
Ofelogty
Airéetors
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International News
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