Nicaraguan Battle Yields Massive Losses and Prisoners
American surgeons tend the wounded as Estrada's forces claim a sweeping victory near Managua. Zelaya's officers among the prisoners, with 600 killed and wounded and 1,900 captured. Report notes 3,40 men killed or captured and ongoing advance toward Managua. Continued on page ten.
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Wilitane A. Daverail
United Press
AL QE EL Bs
Agua
Wulon
Ruma
Jaya
Vasquez
Meiratures
Me Hue
Estrada
H Mwo
Managua
Yelayan Generis
United States
Washington
Castello
Ninaragima
Maruryua
Avuahington
Zvlaya
New Castle Man Dead in Cincinnati
John Glendenin Falls, a former New Castle resident, died in Cincinnati Ohio after liver troubles. He was about 60 years old and will be buried in Cincinnati, with services planned Thursday afternoon. He owned a drug store in New Castle and later ran a home store in Cincinnati. His death ends a long business life tied to local families, including the Webers and Clendenin line.
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John Giendenin Falls
Mill City
Cinclunac
Wig
Opec
Washington
Fulkerson
Schmidvs
Cincinnati
Falls
Kew
Webers
Mulla
Clendenin
Glendenin
Palle
Excessive Loaks Cause Bank Crash
December 22 report notes a banking failure linked to excessive loaks, with unclear details on the affected bank and individuals. The article references examinations, clearing processes, and an emergency response but lacks coherent specifics.
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Toleno
Continuance Granted In Senator Campbell Case
Mercer Pennsylvania December 23 the county car against Senator James M Campbell charged with collecting and receipting for legal fees with registrars attorney was continued to the third Monday in February at the tenor of the attorney for the prosecution who stated a material witness was absent and the case not fully prepared. Attorney Akens of New Castle and Gey Thorne of Mercer represented Campbell with illness and missing vouchers.
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Mercer
James M. Campbell
Sentyvor Campbell
Atthrocys C. AL Akens
New Castle
Gey Thorne
Attornay
Akens
Cant
Stonehorn
James L. Greer
Commission
Alison
Campbell
A Sso
Wiliams
Wilton
Unclear text fragment from local notice page
Fragmentary OCR notes from a South Saaron, Pennsylvania page. Mentions Hedwale lodge and a December event with Leyre County conditions. Scattered references to Christmas, gifts, and local merchants Cooper and Butler.
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Saaron
Hedwale
Lawreere
Sihecanes
Daewes Galt
Hans Thonlaes
Amtech
Strike threats loom as leaders to meet again
In Minneapolis disputes, both sides favor an earliest possible settlement by arbitration if a starting point can be found. Railway department members and executives from Northern Pacific may confer tomorrow to set a course for resolution.
Greatest of all modern hoaxes stirs Copenhagen
A sweeping Danish inquiry into the so called scientific findings sparks bitterness toward the central figure, with debates over identity and evidence. The article notes public unrest, political tension, and questions surrounding the veracity of the alleged discovery leading to a national uproar.
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Copenhagen
Witnesses Cite Speed As Car Crash On Croton Avenue
Witnesses place the auto speed in the mid thirties to forty miles per hour on Croton Avenue before it struck and hit a pedestrian named Miss Wilson and others. Testimony from Helen Aes and others details the crosswalk incident, with ambulance summoned and inquiries continuing on Page Two.
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Croton Avenue
Hitler
Croton
Helen Aes
Wilton
Wilson
Mahal
Jackson
Fragmented OCR note hints at weighted match and bed incident
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a weighted match and a bed with garbled words. It references a fire near caves and possible names like De De Dieter and Vieng tte gaps. The text is too corrupted to determine a clear event, date, or location.
Expulsion Looms For Explorers Club Leader Over Fraud Claims
A club committee has recommended expulsions from membership for the Explorers Club president amid fraud allegations. The inquiry, chaired by a committee member, reviews conduct and potential rule violations affecting the organization's integrity. The outcome hinges on upcoming formal actions and the club's governance procedures.
Highly Honored High School Graduate Reveals Distinct Varsity Feats
A noted graduate from a northwest high school earned top honors in a ceremony. The record highlights include mention of Capablehe and internals, with acclaim for clarity in pronunciation and public remarks by Mr. Mes Mecillot.
Death Record Re Alaach of Pitsharg in Greenville
Fragmentary notice records a death linked to Alaach of Pitsharg near Greenville. Mentions Henry C. Wise and an attendant at Mulberry Avenue, with unclear route and ages. Further readable names include Wayne, Miss Exthet, and Saeed tae Unguided.
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Pitsharg
Henry C. Wise
Saeed
Dines
Wayne
New Year Reception at St U P Church
A fragmentary notice describes a New Year reception at St U P Church linked to county officials. It references a Lawrence Cony and a national convention, with delegates and local figures named in vague terms. The text is garbled but centers on civic events and county leadership.
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Lawrence Cony
Fiese
Sardine Fishermen Suffer Amid Coast Crisis
Ay United Press reports dire conditions for sardine fleets as government talks falter and fishing efforts collapse. Tens of thousands face hardship with dwindling catches and disrupted supplies along the coast, as ships suspend open-water fishing and local trade strains intensify.
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Ay United Press
PATHE
Dee
Vosseda
Prittany Coast
Youngstown Schools Report Enrollment Figures
The meeting of the board on Monday discussed student enrollment in Youngstown schools. Superintendent Chamey Loaf presented figures showing 9,823 pupils enrolled, with details on grade distribution and the district’s ongoing education plans amid staffing and funding considerations.
Youngstown Mayor Geis Seeks Higher Salary
A municipal ordinance proposes a larger salary for Youngstown’s mayor Geis. The measure details increased compensation and the related costs to the city, reflecting adjustments to the head of the office.
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Youngstown
Geis
Stole $640,000 Gets Six Years in Prison
A man named Warriner faced sentencing after admitting to thefts totaling $640,000. Prosecutors described a calculated scheme while defense argued for leniency. The court imposed a six year term, with consideration of prior conduct and remorse.
One in Russia One in India One in Corea
In a string of assassinations, Col Kurpet head of St Petersburg police is slain in an explosion in Russia. The blast follows the murder of Capt Moeltkort in Tiflis and points to a renewed terrorist wave across the empire. A suspect, Vosskressensky, is wounded while police pursue identification and accomplices. The attack intensifies efforts to arrest suspects and raid gathering places nationwide.
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ST. Petersburg
Col Kurpet
Eevet Police
Moeltkort
Tiflis
Col Karpoff
Itn Wieder
Michael Vosskressensky
Vosskressepsky
Viburg
Vosskressepski
Vosskressems
Jose
Plo Tan
Vosskressensky
Karpolt
le Assan
A. Abesan
Thcer
London
Col. Wyllie
Wolvetune Halt
Tadlan
Col. Wylie
Vierrey
India
Alneligh
Laritzer
Andrew Frazer
Treut
Tensal
Tarrackapore
Aunto
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Zelaya
Cincinnatl
Dullaes
Sen. Campbell
Felage Af
Exaaieteyl Soap Ag Dhe
Conety
Forman
Farner
Atrius
Cooper & Butler
Nottlameh Ufr
Strike Center
Minerivan Federation of Pane
Guovin P. Shade
Northern Pacific
Gem Samageer Jom
Grubb
Nagin
Mie Resto
Bapolis
Mini
Lee
Jlroait
Explorer Cook
Cook
United Press Peunarle
Nort Rover
Baetuling
Brooklyn
Marina
Brown Auto
Commonwealth
A. M. Brown
Owas
Lvael
Heyden
Traen
Johnstown
North Pole
Allans Vetoa
Maurine
Pemmark
Explorers
Wwe
Alebazer
P.&l. BE
P&t. B
Thurate
W.C
ST U.P. Church
Libertien
Kile
Nurner
T. Wartiner
Warriner
Pilialde
Ace
W. Tiner
Russia
Corea
Police
Secret Service
Eorcan
Coreg
Bee
Boertt Fe
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