Judgment on sick members delays high school building plan
Attorney Ghas G Martin claims estimates for a proposed high school building run to about 344,090 with a plan to reconsider costs. Board members debated hiring an architect and contractor, with questions over total cost and months of delay. discussion suggested a new high school cost around 450,000 as bids and plans proceed.
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Eckles High School
North Billsite
Isovtirhug
Jew Viketieu
Noth Hill
Vidor Garved
North
Deepa
Boc
Wight
Hght
Avery
Forey Mherles
Martin
Gordon, Clark
Ilwearde
Sardler
Lockhart
Kerr
Carloh
Tomer
Boeing
Wy G.wekles
Securdanie
Las
Koon
Charle G. Mardin
Judea
White
Tha Beard
Uae
Plana
Mesa Dpon
New Castle Men In Sundays Dispatch Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions New Castle men and Sunday dispatch with unclear phrases. The readable content includes names and scattered words such as Mishary Oisgaleh and Gaya, March 22, and references to photographs and questions about gates and leaders.
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New Castle
Mishary Oisgaleh
Gaya
Will Vetota
Gecent Piatires
Traction scale 5 partially settled at Youngstown conference
Workers at Mahoning Shenango Street Railway and related lines reach a partial accord after a conference in Sharon area. The plan keeps existing rates 21 22 and 28 cents with midday fats while next two years’ terms are set. Separate contracts for Sharon Park Walls and Mahoningville divisions likely, with a unified rate not yet possible due to charter differences.
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Warhead Street Railway
jHloyes
Park and Falls
Fis
Maes Wweru Tanesanton
McCaskey
Gener
TG AL Paul
Aederal
Watt
TWO REGISTRARS APPOINTED TODAY FOR WARD NUMBERS
County Commissioners appoint Eugene Martin cogtelean for second ward and Bark Streth for fifty ward precints to fill resignations. Tomorrow is the last day to register for those not yet registered before the primary. Debate continues on residency rules and voting rights for moves into the county before April 1.
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Eugene Martin Cogtelean
Bark Streth
Cie
Targman
Steel makers refuse to cut prices again
A conference in New York yesterday saw steel makers reaffirm their stance against price reductions. Officials from major steel firms and trade committees maintained current pricing amid market pressure, resisting calls for deeper cuts despite industry turmoil.
Segregation in Kentucky Schools Sparks Supreme Court Debate
A floodlit debate unfolds over the right to segregate races in public schools as Attorney General Breathit argues for segregation while Democrat Carlisle counters with constitutional challenges. The discussion centers on the legality of separate white and Black facilities and the broader implications for civil rights and education.
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Breathit
Carlisle
Ose
Aitte
Washington
Marcel
Kentucky
One Prams Cours
United States
Gona Jons
Attornay
Tomnidio Ware Tate
Barbachin
Manu
Edmonton
Wheeling Narrowly Escapes Flood Stage
Wheeling West Virginia reports a near disaster as the river nears flood stage late March. Residents evacuate second floors and lower streets flood in Seventh Ward while parts of the city and surrounding towns face rising waters and inundated wholesale districts. Streets become impassable and several neighborhoods endure significant property risk as crews continue monitoring the levee and river levels.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Tout
ATL
Collira Ik
WIL xOods
Pertyhiale Tautre
Renwood Ik
Inspections Planned for Troop by Col Penny and Staff
Col Penny and staff will inspect troop equipment and dress, with the inspecting officer arriving tonight. The unit and its linesmen prepare ahead of the official review, aiming for timely readiness and proper gear checks.
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Homa
Wil Bee
Washington
Panty
Elty
Eile
Death Record Wiilhung A tongtuniy
A garbled obituary note names several individuals and places with unclear relations. Readable terms include death record mentions, a Winter event, and names such as Maven and Matton OT. The fragment hints at a local notice of a death and associated names without full context.
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Matton
Simu Hei
Lene
Billyoudd
Cluy
Great Steel Trust Report Highlights 1907 Peak
A torn 1907 financial report for the Great Steel Trust shows a record surplus and planned extensions. It notes higher earnings, new plant plans near Duluth Minnesota, river access, expanded properties, and a modern plant project in Minnesota while detailing expenditures and future investments.
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Great Steel Trust
Valuable Horse Dies From Hurts
A damaged report records the death of a valuable horse after sustaining unidentified injuries. The fragment mentions owners or handlers and a possible estate or company link, but crucial details are missing.
Willoughby Confesses Wife Murder Then Kills Self
In a Great City church event, George Willoughby and wife Morena attended with church leaders present. Shortly after a quarrel he chloroformed her then shot her twice and, after dragging her to a stair, shot again and killed himself. He telephoned for a doctor but police arrived before aid could help. Willoughby admitted to the murders and suicide before the end.
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United Preas
Mtlavaukre
Wis
George Willoushiy
Jowell
Ant Sherman
Worning
Morena Willoushby
Han Mraspeet
Ga Senic
Willoughby
Abe
Morten
Park Plase Methodist Church
Boule
Leroy Willoughby
Permalig
Lee
Hasmon
Mike
Mt Barginva
Min
Toyei
Mat
Birnte
Ren
Old Soldier Dougherty Dies Suddenly at 62
Word reached Layton of the sudden death of Willen T. Dougherty, 62, a former Risdon resident and veteran who served with Company I in the Jue to meat Lis ass volunteers. The death occurred at the Nie donud Miliary hone in Layton, with heart trouble cited. Funeral plans and arrangements were not fully known at press time.
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Willen T. Dougherty
Weety
Layton
Mr. Dougherty
Ayy
Risdon
Elts
Morton Eyteer
Naonal Pitas
Minne McBisslek
Willian Hamann
Koeln
Friant
May Thumberty
Wits
Inder
Yemmistown
Farmer Fights Railroad Land Condemnation Fight
Thomas M. Wileen of Ble Risaver township sues Lake brte over proposed land condemnation by a railroad. The case cites property owners opposing takings for track and yard uses. Court proceedings detail appeals and notices amid ongoing contest of the government action.
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Thomas M. Wileen
Ble Risaver
Paristansg
Brte
Nora Maortiat
Unclear fragment prompts street incident report
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Thursday street incident in Stewart MT with scattered words about a take and a test. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable.
Bishop Charles Henry Fowler Died After Yearlong Illness
New York March 20 Bishop Charles Henry Fowler of the M E Church North died after a year of ill health following an operation. He was born at Barford Ontario in 1837 and educated at Genesee College Garrett Biblical Institute and studied law in Chicago. He served as Methodist pastor in Chicago, led Northwestern University 1872 to 1876 and became a bishop in 1880. He guided missionary work for the church and helped found Pekin University and other schools in Asia and the Americas. His death came after a severe diabetes attack and a weakened condition.
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Ny United Press
New York
Bishog Sharles
M. E
Rhurel
North
Ile Citz
Pehopa Milore
Hithules
Shack
Fowler
Yausa
Methodist Book
Weraton Wis
Hema
Charles Henry Fowler
Barford
Ontario
Genesea Vallega
Garrett
Chicago
Micago
Northwesern University
Chieygo
Halwan
New York Christian Advocate
Core
Setrouy
Massionary Sociery
May
Smith Fined for Cruelty to a Horse
W. D. Smith was fined for cruelty to a horse by Magus yesterday after humane agent C. Hand testified the animal stood for hours in sleet without feeding. Smith denied the charge, claiming he had purchased the horse and that the notifier failed to care for it.
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Smith
W._D. Smith
Magus
Smithlel
C. Hand
Pyr
Takey
Borsa
New Territory 15 Under Development on Neshya Novk
The fragment describes a busy, largely undeveloped area with significant bid activity. Builders including The Moreer ib company plan a pewter plate project and four welds are noted. Work progresses on a village and related infrastructure with pumping and line wear concerns.
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McElhinoy
Urd
Moreer Ib
Wargo Held for Serious Crime
Wargo and an associate were detained after a purported serious crime. The report mentions John Phaete as father of an involved ide figure, with unclear local names and torn text surrounding the event and arrest details.
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Wargo
Mitte Wargo
Stephen Lala
Ohana
John Phaete
Ide
Torn Holeto
Sven
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Gurd Tivrg Tor Phat Paryuse
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Ty United
MTV Orme
Cody Hetyey
Ducimber
Ter Pehruney
Eolik
Teresa
Fe Han
Une Anon Delars
St. Lown County
Minh
Duluth
Parpore
Reaiheny
Thera
Exoning
Mosaba and Northern Railway
Mhanes
Stlente
Superior
Une
Minneanta Steel Company & Subi-Carpayatinn
Surevannus
DIA
Coe
Pel Company
Pritay Moe GP
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Milwaukee
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Faye
Farmer
Eiftort
Stewart MT
Bishop Fowler
M. E.church North
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