Washington Votes By Mail Amid Turmoil In 1919 Era
The piece notes widespread mail voting by officials and party members as Washington appears politically quiet. It cites President Wilson and Cabinet members voting by mail, with several names and locations including Burleson, Palmer, and Norman, reflecting a Democratic lean and anticipated trends from the National Press unit.
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Wilson
Reasung
Houston
John Markit
Etire Af Aerionitare Mercutth
Yate
Mathes
War Tarker
Baker
Agen Burle
Alus
Missouri
Gallia
Wilson Fanstinie T
Pennsylvania
Mark
Atlee Paul
the Nations Woman's Party
Maud Wallis Park
National League of Winnen
Jiaving
Abbey Scott Baker
Women's Party
Columbia
Union Services Well Attended in Monday Evening Gathering
A crowded Monday service drew attendees to a union gathering led by Pastor George Henle of St. Tanis Lutheran. The event featured special music and a focus on reformation aid, with remarks on American character and the founders who signed the Declaration of Independence.
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Jehie Tansheran
Cingrecali
Women expected to vote in New York election
Fragmented OCR reports high anticipated turnout among registered women in New York with strong female participation noted in early voting hours. Names and phrases are garbled, but the gist centers on women voters influencing the upcoming election in New York.
FOR SALE AND WANTED PERSONAL NOTICE ITEMS LISTING
A cluttered old classifieds fragment shows various ads with sale and wanted notices. Items include household goods furred with partial names and locations such as Crton Ave and Washington. Entries mention coats, furniture, roomies, and general sale offers amid broken OCR text.
Engineer Recommends Extension Of Conduit Project
A morning report notes an engineer recommending a conduit extension along a street near Bell Telephone Company facilities. The plan involves fiber and wiring upgrades with required timber and wood support, aiming to meet Bell system provisions and avoid delays. The exact route and funding details remain under discussion with Constance on transit options.
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Milis
Andy
Mrayeau Anns
Ron Anatetiodies
Ruthie
Oldest Indian Agent Not Retired Cardwall Era Narrative
The fragment describes an aged Indian agent connected to Cardwall and Drovil’s Lake, noting his long service and status as the oldest agent. It references Standing Fee, Custers command, and a tribal context, with scattered historical positions and duties implied in a period voice.
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Bismatc
Nuy
Cetine
Feeliig
Father Wei
Die Bard
Sasi Ailet
Priel
Ilias
Lng
Drovil’s Lake
Partial Damage Claim Paid in Legal Notice
Fragmentary OCR describes a court action with a payment of 400 dollars to Attorney Chaxtes Matthews for use of Torinic Title. It notes a portion of the claim paid, references a court proceeding, and mentions parties and potential related actions and dates in a damaged text.
Thirty Million Americans Face Choices Across Major Debates
Voter discourse centers on health care taxes education and security as thirty million Americans weigh competing policy paths. Polls show shifting opinions and regional divides shaping upcoming elections and legislative agendas.
Court Session Details on Thursday Morning
A court session is scheduled for Thursday morning. The docket mentions Miele Bley and related proceedings. Additional context is unclear due to OCR garbling but indicates legal action in progress and potential adjournments.
Mrs Harding Votes First Time for President in 1920
Report notes Mrs. Harding casting her first presidential ballot amid a crowd outside a ward rally. Description focuses on attire and public reception, detailing her white gloves, dress, cape, and the surrounding scene as she voted. The article emphasizes the historic moment for the first lady-era voter.
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Marton
Delert
Sanalae
Varding
Eleven Chinese Are Shot By Watchman
A fragmented report recounts an incident at a ship where eleven Chinese individuals were shot by a watchman amid a clash on deck. The account mentions gunfire, casualties, and accusations, with partial names and details obscured.
Police Matron Named Honorary Member in city organization
The police matron was elected an honorary member of a local organization. The ceremony, held Monday evening, honored the women serving in police service. Officers announced included President and Treasurer, with other posts filled by a group of named members.
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Police
Metebead
Organian Gay
Forgt Jedeo
Harding Jolly As He Casts Ballot
Harding Jolly casts his vote amid a crowded polling place scene with spectators and volunteers assisting voters. The image captures a moment of civic participation as records show a man named Harding Jolly at the ballot box with election activity around him.
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Harding Jolly
Milholland Asks 450 For Testimony
A garbled dispatch reports Milholland seeking 450 for testimony. The fragment references a Wayne context and a court or hearing setting with unclear names and phrases.
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Milholland
Extend Job for Asst Assessor
Fragmentary text appears to reference extending duties or tenure for an assistant assessor. Names, dates, and clear actions are missing, leaving only garbled phrases and scattered terms. No concrete outcome or official context can be determined from the legible fragments.
Bazar PAN ME holies Garlenigcetanieh Hateatinaele Ver
A garbled OCR item mentions a bazaar and organizations, with unclear names and locations. Readable fragments imply a local event or notice but lack concrete details, participants, or dates to confirm specifics.
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Bazar Pan ME
Garlenigcetanieh
Mrs Gleason protests council over street repairs dispute
Mrs Gleason filed a formal complaint to council regarding disturbances on Wal ler Street near her property caused by sewer work and water service issues. Attorney Wal ter 8 stated council was instructed to address the repair delays and utility impacts as promptly as possible.
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J.T. Gleason
Attornay Walter
G. Aion
Waleut
Holt
Gloggon
Mimaa
Anderson
Referendum on 23-4 Beer In Massachusetts
A convoluted report on a Massachusetts referendum related to beer and prohibition. It notes passage and veto history involving the Volstead era, with voter sentiment leaning toward keeping prohibition stricter and avoiding new alcohol laws.
Y W To Serve Lunch For Employed Women
A community program by the YWCA offers lunch for employed women to support those managing work and home. The initiative provides soup and hot dishes in shared dining rooms, aiming to ease burdens and encourage independence for participants.
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Y. W
Many Old Pictures At The High School
A damaged OCR passage describes a display of many old pictures at the high school. It mentions deterioration and a note of names or numbers associated with each picture, with reference to the Pedevaten and Wirnen's etitis in a fragmented way.
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Pulley
Badia
Quick Lunch Intrudes Old England’s Hotel
Fragmented OCR text outlines a chaotic scene at a London hotel with erratic references to dates, places, and names. The readable portions hint at a disruptive event involving Quick Lunch, hotel surroundings, and scattered foreign language fragments. No clear outcome or detailed facts emerge from the damaged text.
Buffalo Ninety-Three Thousand Votes Reported
Dispatch notes 75,146 votes counted at noon in Buffalo New York with local updates on polling status and related civic activity. The fragment mentions cinema and theatre contexts but provides no clear outcome or timeline beyond the noon vote tally.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Boy's Leg Broken in Auto Incident on Youngstown Hill
N H Rodgers of Youngstown road filed a complaint before Alderman Mantle this morning charging the driver of an auto with reckless conduct. The boy was struck, knocked down, and his leg broken. The machine’s operator name had not been learned, but a warrant has been issued for arrest as soon as the details are completed.
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Youngstown Hill
N. H. Rodgers
Youngstown Road
Mantle
Uork
Welle Son
Raul
Heensn Muimier Las Dea
Civilian Killed in Reprisal Violence Breaks Out
Two others wounded as fresh reprisal violence erupts. Civilian death reported. a soldier and a civilian were injured amid street clashes. Police and military patrols were active as offices and streets were disrupted. National University was searched and its president placed under temporary arrest. Reports of two Hack and Tan seized at Trailer, with conflicting details on bodies found. Posters appeared in the town claiming reprisal attacks.
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Daneal O'Connell
Tutarnational Wem Bervienstatt
BLES
Nav 2
Tau
Dublin
Armore Furs
National University
Ot Qey
Hack
Obscure Ob Cindy Musical Pleases Evening Crowd
A muddled text describes a musical program titled Ob Cindy with soloists and chorus. Named performers include Helen Allerton and Lawrence Thompson among others. The piece features various songs and a final number staged by the YW organization.
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Toewt
Gefeee Club
Marence Reese
Lawerence Thompson
Loy Hannes
Ghueek
Quark
Helen Allerton
Coward Joes
Lawrence Thompant
Madeline Sat
Keith Wilson
Phillips Johnston
Carson
Mamie
Dean
Vantine
Foward
Address by Dr Rinker Delights Women at Local Meeting
Dr A J Rinker addresses women at the Lawentee Conte Chapter gathering held in the YOW SG A last night. Despite poor weather the event featured a lively speech on Christian duties and urged civic engagement. Attendees included noted local figures and a formal pledge was recited.
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Clee
Bir
Mmehavelig
Mutiny Report Shocks Moscow Dispatch In Turbulent Times
An International News Service Moscow report describes a mutiny developing amid unrest. The dispatch notes chaotic scenes, disrupted communication, and military action impacting daily life as authorities struggle to restore order.
Complaint Over Reynolds Street Conditions
Citizens raise complaints about Reynolds Street condition and safety. City streets department head BW Anderson and street commissioner Tari discuss the issues, considering all options to quiet the concerns and address the public nuisance.
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Reynolds
Anderson
Femail
Tari
Mapola Ge Tac Un Shes Frerinen Bo Mesitdar Sew
New Castle Pearl and other entities appear in a fragmented notice. The text references Place names and a date in a garbled OCR line, mentioning New Castle and related personal or organizational terms without clear context or complete sentences.
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Helen
New Castle
Deaths of the Day in New Castle Area
Funeral services for Rose Marly Jacobe were held from the family home at 822 Lathrop Street with Rev J Becharge. she was a 1896 born New Castle resident and a 1915 graduate of New Castle High School. She died after a long illness, with services at Oak Park Cemetery. Also noted were obituaries for Sarah Romer and Thomas Craven among others in the community.
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Jacoby Buatecitle
Rose Marly Jacobe
Bemb
Lathrop Street
Mound
Rev. J. Be
Hridtopher
New Mexic
Hince Traufle
Cnme Ase Steels
Mary Eyana
Sewiekew
N. Lorene Sun
St John's Episcopal Etren
Ted Horn
Tarerment Wage
Alleghey Cemetery
Dili Banrti
Syuna
This
Sarah Iernec
Sarah Romer
Walmort
Giges
Austria
James
Bareh Reties
Night School Carpentry Lessons Taught
A brief note describes a night school program offering carpentry instruction. It highlights the aim to teach basic joinery, tool use, and project construction to students, emphasizing practical work over theory and noting class hours after evening work.
Tennessee Primary Coverage and Key Candidate Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Cox Tennessee claims and primary history. Mentions NasP ILE Pout and Remoemrnie hesulgigurters with scattered phrases about candidates, supporters and gendered voter trends. The text remains unclear but centers on a Tennessee political primary and candidate alignment.
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Lintemi Tit
Servier
Prmier
Aden
Shales
Fiat
Ciatde Sullivans
Chpims
Vhiuk
Learning to Sew at Night School
Fragmented OCR text describes a night school sewing class with unclear details. It mentions learning techniques and practice, but specific names, dates, places, or outcomes are not readable. The readable portion suggests instruction on basic stitches and material handling. The garbled content limits precise facts or entities to report.
Kansas Vote Report Confused by Fragmented Text
A garbled OCR fragment reports on a Kansas vote event with scattered proper nouns and unclear details. It mentions names and places in incomplete form, signaling a partial state election item lacking coherent context or outcomes.
City plans cost of completing Route 77 east of park
City engineer Woo Miller reports the cost of finishing Route 77 at 18 040.46 dollars including fill on the city side, ashling, unloading plants, and road resurfacing. A potential 10 000 dollar reduction is noted if freight handling is relocated under the railroad switch, with loading plant costs included in the estimate.
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Woo Miller
Lbs
Prangyivania
Elie Highway Department
Une Cing
Soligitar Jamon A. Gaedner
Connell
Ely
Walt
Taylor Towne
Jon
Oia
Wad
Eld Avery
Milly
Warns
Ohio Stadium to Seat 63 000 Largest in World
Ohio Stadium will seat 63 000, claimed as the largest in the world, with crowd capacity expansion to accommodate temporary seating. The plan includes ramps and new stands surrounding the field, boosting capacity by about seven thousand seats.
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Ohio Stadium
Obig
Universils
Matian
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