Dizzy Speed Promises Pole in 106.7 MPH Qualifying Race
May 28 report from Indiana notes Lone Thomas likely to start from pole after fast qualifying. The field includes Barry Oldfield setting a track record pace of 106.7 mph, with Howard W. Rox, Albert Gurot, and Ralph DePalma among others posting top times and securing strong starting positions for the Sub-miley auto race at the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Thomas
Nt 4Polis
Ind
Thoma
Srete
Eartha
Thera Lg
Barry Oldfield
Christie
Howard W
Rox
Fils Pengot
Wititla Albert Gurot
Ralph DePalma
Francuman
Otonnell
Rabbot
Ballut
Art Dle
Eddie Hearn
Elevator Trips At Safe Deposit Counted For Hour
Report notes elevator trips at a safe deposit building, totaling about 150 riders in one hour. The text records multiple trips by the building’s lifts, with passengers counted across elevators during the morning period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safe Deposit
Rafe Tey Company
Leilding
Memorial Day Program Scheduled at Opera House
Memorial Day events will feature Bishop Rogers Taraci delivering the principal address at the Opera House on Thursday May 30 at 7 PM. A parade to Greengrove cemetery follows with services at the soldier’s plot and a salute by a veterans unit. The program includes school songs prayers and a memorial oration by Bishop Rogers Taraci.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Taraci
Opera House
Ayar
C. McMillin
Adj
Lineal Andress
Kanan Kirk
Hishow Rogers Tarael
Dong
America
School
and. Jones
Bruce VY
Reddish
Fantis Rossi
Louis Rossi
Koppel
Tortdale
Hoytdade
730 Graves Are Decorated Here
A local veterans group marked and decorated 730 graves of departed soldiers. Members placed magnolia flowers at Greenwood and neighboring sites including Normal, Glenn Stone Church, and nearby cemeteries. The distribution followed a planned memorial program led by Spanish War veterans.
Twelve students hurt and two citizens shot at Yale clash
The unrest at Yale left twelve students injured and two citizens shot. Mob violence damaged campus and nearby property as hundreds marched toward central town. police restored order after several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Braden
Fale
William T. Montgomery
George W. Drayton
Drayton
Nemeroins Elylliang
Tt Ja
la Vieliity of the Rumpus, Will Amount To Many Thousand Dol de Ut
Fe Yale
Couch Abbott
Yale Claw
Deen Frederick Jones
Femab
Qeen
Unifore
Eharga
Tirhea
Atty
Madewen
Rollege
Ambiguous Names and Places From Faded Local Text
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names and places such as New Castle Afro-Americans and Mike Philony Warhingtin apron with unclear roles. The readable segments mention individuals and locations in a garbled sequence, offering no coherent event, date, or outcome to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalghia
Vythnes
Court O Tilanthe
Mike Philony
Think Wilson Will Refuse at Democratic Convention
A Chicago conventioneers' mood grows that President Wilson will reject a third term. Attendees expect word from Wilson via Tuinulty and Palmer talks. Notables like McAdam, Cal, Smith, and Marshall may lead as standard bearers while women delegates from most states gather amid campaign speculation. Charles F. McDonald sustains a leg injury and is confined to home recovery.
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Chicago
Ational
Mary
Joseph Tuinulty
Wilson
Palmer
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdau
Cal
Ohio
Smith
New York
Thomas R. Marshall
Asi
Catherine F. Moljer
Buffalo
Charles F. McDonald
New Jersey
Guy McDonald
Salvation Funds May Pass Quota For This County
County Chairman A. Martin Gram oversaw the Salvation Army drive in the city and expects the county total to exceed the set target. Officials were instructed to submit reports promptly to enable a detailed recount of the amount raised to be made public.
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A. Martin Gram
KUL
Texes
Soo
Soldier Barnsley Returns From Army to Home
Hospital station Vest 199 reports SGT. A Barnsley has returned from France after eight months with base hospital and is welcomed home by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barnsley. Sqd. Donald Rides, honorably discharged after nine years in service, is now at home on North Main street. Whod enllaved in 1917 joined army in 1917 and served in France from July 1918, taking part in the Meuse-Argonne offensive.
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Barnsley
France
Arthur Barnesey
Donald Rides
The
Fervier
North Mim Street
Set
Foitherine P. McMurray
Katherine F. McMurray
Sheninge Township
McMurray
Gere
George Btraley
Elsworth J
Ilugh Shaffer
Fred Btraley
Kop
George
Charles Strathy
C. M. Hill
Newark
Gay
Valley View Cemeter
Personal mentions and travel notes across towns
Fragmented society notes list residents visiting relatives and traveling between Arlington Avenue Youngstown Columbus Wilby Milwood and other places. Names such as May Snyder George Ol Clyde McNickols Sean Denny Wim and Rosa appear among varied domestic visits and family events.
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Sharon Wag
New York
George Ol
Arlington
Hines
May Snyder
Youngstown
Adends
Fleton
Wickey
Bea SY
Clyde McNickols
Sean Denny Wim
Plissioa
Cotunbus
Roy Purlersen
Uacmyeo
Tivl
Cummings
Ares Peta
George Ramsey
East Washinton Street
Hitwonliy
Mra
Young
Clyde Jifore
Une Etatilowk
Washington
Ik Streek
Wilby
Mets
East Viverpaal
Rosa
Mes.lemegh
Milwood Cy
Big Leon
Lina
Asther
Ave
Verna
Alisa Mhorenea Tatton
Notice from Cory yew ThteTneadiny
A notice appears with unclear text about duties and dates related to a local matter. It mentions Cory and various garbled terms resembling an official notice, with references to time, dates, and places that are not clearly legible.
Deaths of the Day and Local Obituaries
Multiple obituaries and notices dated in Butler and surrounding counties detail deaths and memorials. Mrs. Jesse Batterson and Mrs. Lizzie Watterson are among the deceased with survivors listed including sons, sisters, and brothers. Paola and Geneva connections, church affiliations, and local cemetery interments are noted along with several other regional deaths and funeral plans.
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Jesse Batterson
Lizzie Watterson
Weed
Jessa Patterson
Worth Township
Butler County
Patterson
Har Janaburgh
New Stunt On Firemen's Job By Miz Dart
Miz Dart wall known football player now filling a temporary appointment on the city fire force. After two days on duty he took a day off and upon return urged reversing work conditions suggesting one class work and two days off. He spent the day in Pittsburgh at 44 Laurel Boulevard with fellow workers watching his latest scheme.
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WF Dufford &Co
Washington St
Furnishers
UNION
BELL
North ST
Car
Nori
Mererr
Postattice
White & Son
Noshannock Avenue
BeLtans
Bea Ro
Wishop Rogers Israel
Mrly Wil
Borhood
New Castle
Matoreagl
Hatha Ward
Baker
Sabran
Betta Walt
Blomt
John C.praaer
Wily
Willa
Democratic National Committee
Don Rnodes
Girty Kensington
Nforrid Pancmes Geen
Carla Kore
PG Titan
Pine Street
Biel
Evens
Cory
Bata
Gtetieany
Ghana
Means
W. T. Herrington
Wallace, Avenue
S. PB. Means
Geneva
Lawrence County
Harrington
Charles Meany
Clevester
Ella
Nunerat
Genevin O
Samuel McCreary
Farrell
MccCreary
Waiama Canal
Mr. McGreary
Carl Thickinger
Charles Rimmerman
Groton Avenue
Kita ‘Thickinger
Sebring
Thickinger
Anitatium
Tucson
Arizona
Joseph Green
A. Green
Wallace Avenue
Staunton Military Academy
Virginia
RIECE
McJunkin Milk
Laurel Boulevard
Pittsburgh
Cripps Hardware Company
J. T. Cottons
Central Markets
Coliseum
Pickerel
White Bass
Tom Douglas
the Tailor
Warrington Street
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