Warren G Harding Born On Braudfabhova Farm Ohio
Warren G Harding born November 2 1445 at Braudfabhova farm near Blooming Grove Morrow County Ohio eldest of eight children son of Dr George Ty Harding village doctor. He later moved to Marion to run The Star newspaper building it into a prosperous plant and booster for industry.
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Warren G. Harding
United States
Ohio
Braudfabhova
Blooming Grove
Morrow County
Hao
Childern
George Ty Harding
Warren
Sara
Hardings
Colostal
Atock
Lowland
Connecticut
Inter
Wyoming Valley
Pennsylvania
Phoebe Dickerson
Holland Dereb
Ubiu Central College
Iberia
Coltures
Callege
Aregg
Grad Mg
T. & Go. Raikroad
Karfing
Marion
Kent
Ing
Hig Credith Rasiming Ih
Wark Democratic
Thia Papar
Thas
The
Star
Middle-west
Harding
Trinity Baptist Church
San- Ator Harding
Liles
Fatal Penna. Mishaps Claim 211 Workers
A fragmented report details 211 workers killed in Pennsylvania mishaps across mines and industries. May and April fatalities rose, with Luzerne and Allegheny counties hardest hit at 27 and 25 respectively, highlighting continuing industrial accident risks.
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Penna
Carnell
Imore
Servics Werk
Haring Mamore
Luzerne
Allegheny
Industrial fatalities rise among Pennsylvania workers in May
Commissioner Clifford T. Connellay of the Bureau of Labor and Industry released figures showing the fatalities among industrial workers in Pennsylvania during May. The report details total deaths and highlights sectors with the highest risk, stressing workplace safety concerns.
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Haruisruilg
Pennsyllvania Hdvatrial
Clifard T. Connellay
Inbar
Indilatry
Fragmented Text From Distorted OCR Notice
Distorted OCR fragment mentions medical visits and a cryptic Money Hack theme. It references a doctor visit and a person named Meg Starrs with unclear context. Numerous garbled words impede clear entities or events.
Rider Dies As Motorcycle Skids On Sharp Curve
In WWAVER FALLS Massachusetts a 22 year old man Lac Cearge Santiz from Tidrd avone was killed Friday when his motorcycle skidded on a sharp curve along the New Cualld nineatant road and toppled under a passing automobile driven by Thomas Methsread of Prighton Hatiditis. The crash occurred minutes after departure. rescue and medical aid failed to save the rider.
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Deing
Fe Paver Valley
Cone Wohi
Seelak Amd
Husband And Wife Sit As Members Of Same Jury
Kalamazoo court. A husband Aaron Worton and wife Mrs Worton served together on the jury panel. The husband was on the regular panel while the wife waited in the court room. spectators and jurors noted the unusual seating. The incident prompted questions about juror eligibility and potential bias.
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Intarnational
Servicny
Kalamazoo
Mich
Aithisean Iehera
Huaband
Morghera
Aaron Wortogore
Schoolerart
Anon
Saleman
Ainu Women Tattoos and Beauty Standards
A description of Ainu women in Japan with facial and body tattoos starting in childhood. The process involves charcoal dye from birch soot, ash bark liquor, and back and face markings. The tattoos are tied to attractiveness and marriage prospects in traditional society.
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Japan
Alnu
Quito
Quick Thinking Woman Saves Husband From Well
In Emporia Kansas June 14 International News Service reports Lewis Hoberts owes his life to his wife who moved a bucket with a rope to create an air current in a well. She saved him after he descended to rescue Hari Bean killed by a powder charge and was overcome by fumes. Hoberts is expected to recover.
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International News Service
Emporia
Kan
Lewis Hoberts
M Ute
Hoberts
Hari Bean
Roberts
Bean
Rue de la Paix Wealth Tops One Billion Dollars
Paris dispatch notes Rue de la Paix as the wealthiest wharf street in the world with firms owning offices and showrooms in the area valued at about ten billion dollars. The report cites Paquin the pressmaker musing over cost to acquire an extra aluminum window, estimating a lease expense of around one hundred thirty thousand dollars.
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Gorville
Paris
Admits Doing 65 Miles Per Hour in Court
Hubert, 18, told the Police Judge he was doing about sixty five miles an hour when stopped. He faces a fine tied to the speed as part of the case. The incident occurred in Kansas City Kansas on January 14. The speeding cost is described as one dollar per mile in the terse statement.
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Uternalional Nova Service
Kansas City
Kan
Hubert
Hibert
Jim
Officers Re-Enlist As Non-Coms In Q M C
Washington June 14 One hundred sixty six commissioned officers of the quartermaster corps discharged from their will com re enlisted as non commissioned in the pestetinicany. In the simiberate one Hertenmann colonel, thirty two measures, 109 cape tolag, nine fret Jontonanta and oly tean scediid Ioutenants.
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International News Service
Washington
Wigaiona
Sargonita
Cape Tolag
Swallows Stone Dies in International Nave Service
In Orange City on June 14 J Lyttogt made a fatal misstep amid a crowd, instantly dying after swallowing a stone in a local Nave Service. The incident occurred near Brome alley and involved a crowd gathered in Airdat where the event was observed.
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Tinternational
Orange City
Towa
J. Lyttogt
Airdat
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