Mass woolen goods and shoe makers cut back output
In Massachusetts woolen goods and shoe manufacturers have begun a general policy of dimishment and reduced production. Large mills slow down operations as a result, with hundreds of workers at the A. J. Gates shoe factory in Webster facing layoff. Company officials cite cancellations and high prices as factors, and some plants plan a four day week or indefinite furloughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
A. J. Gates
Webster
Ainoskey
Unclear Fragment Hints at Names and Places
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Paris, Berlin, and Alexandir Alwetter with scattered terms suggesting a news note. No clear event, date, or roles emerge. readers should expect a damaged brief or typo-filled item needing source repair.
Twenty Year Old Port Wine Sparks Heirs Dispute
A decade old stock of twenty year old port rests in a cellar in Biltefonte Pennsylvania. After the owner's death, heirs contest ownership amid court battles over a wine shipment valued for blocking claims. The wine’s fate hinges on probate rulings and pending settlement.
Unclear circus event and legal notices mix in faulty OCR
Fragmentary text reports an elephant incident during a circus performance and convoluted legal notices from New York, naming Arnold William and various attorneys. The readable portions mention an elephant kicking a handler, injuries, and a formal notice issued by multiple parties in New York County with dates around April and July terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold William
Ayer
Minerabie
Peter Halan
Ciy
How York
Varad New York
Wiione
cieNey
Banators
Ordway
Wierum
Moeouura
Williameek City
County of
New York
al Bensett J. Jute
New Vera
Vance Witt
Indy
Coelersy
Stent
Manhattan
Edward Tring
Virion
Tur Baeen
Tore
Yeuel
Soundwine
Tiere
Fee Caatiy
Richard i Tecghes
Yivele
Cbs
Meron
Gilineye
Auto Industry Seeks _modest Comeback Amid Strike Fallout
The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce held its annual meeting as U S auto manufacturers report high production costs and record truck shipments. Leaders including Charles Clifton and Roy D Chapin elected to new posts while plans for the 1920 show in New York and Chicago were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natonal Automobile Chamber of
Mieten
Marek Spurs
Automobile Chamber
Congress
Renorts
Charles Ty
Tra
Mick Mility
Vie Duville
Efccrs
Charles Clifton
Veree-Aaron Motor
Roy D. Chapin
Hudson M Lotor Cil Company
CC. Haneh
Maxwell Motor Comps Weoh
Pis Car Division
Windsor T. White
The
White Motor Company
Tutor Geiston
Bre
Internatonal Motor Company
Coretary
Amd
Ilit Rice
General Motors
New Directa
Windsor Chuylea
Ci White
Dudes
Harry
Memit
Woc. Sills
Chevrolet
Grand Central Paley
New York
Peh- Plaryd
the Coliseum
Chicago
Arses Traceewelt
Paige
Garment Trade Moves to Curb Overproduction
The garment industry plans steps to prevent excess ready made clothing flow to retailers. Efforts focus on controlling early spring merchandise, production timing, and avoiding wholesale surpluses. Company figures and meetings outline financial commitments and distribution adjustments amid market pressures.
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Tven Maby
Miss Brice Real Estate Transfer Of Fifth Avenue Home
Miss Helen O Brice transfers her Fifth Avenue home to a company. The messy OCR text lists properties and partial details around streets in Yonkers and the Bronx, noting a three family house with store and a sale involving Osborne Smith Inc and Mrs Ling at 2080 Ryor Ave.
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Helen O. Brice
Fifth Ave
Fifth Avenue
Reed
Yonkers
Thomas S. Huske
Simmer the Bone
Miratele Coole
Lee
Dunes J
Bronx
Ida Brantth Street
Osborne Smith, Inc
Mrs. Ling
Unclear City Property Deals Across Frederick and Staten Island
Fragmented OCR reports multiple property transactions and renters across Frederick Hintal Sonn and Staten Island. Names such as Mall town West Kai Street and Cornelius G. Knlif appear with scattered details of investors, dwellings, and unfilled leases.
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Ireveases
Heldi Wrederic
Allen
Frederick Hintal & Sonn
Thomas Walther
Mall
Meandway
Kai
Mayers
Staten Island
Cornelius G. Knlif Yald
Lacy
Third Street
Bihertie
Sue Carl & Re
The
Purchares
New York Chamber Urges U S to Withhold Soviet Recognition
The New York Chamber debates with notable members urging the United States to refrain from recognizing Soviet Russia. Debate centers on the risks of formal recognition, the status of Soviet documents, and potential dire consequences for U S relations, with call for more information on conditions in Soviet Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
U. S
Resignation of a Commis sioner Cited in Turmoil
A garbled OCR note outlines a resignation involving a commissioner from a governance body. It mentions a director, a commission, and an understanding that the official would transition away from current duties. The fragment hints at governmental reshuffling and potential timing concerns.
Accident at Hudson Terminal Delays Commuters
Thousands of Hudson River tunnel riders were held up for about thirty minutes after a derailed car at Hudson Terminal Cortland Street caused a train to jump the track. The stalled service disrupted the line as ambulances attended several injuries and Hoboken and Newark trains were also delayed.
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Hudson
Hadena Terminal
Cortland Street
Hoboken
Newark
Mail From New York to Europe Affected by Plan
Washington June 5 A government report outlines a transatlantic mail route from New York to Southanplan via Pigouth and Cherbourg. The service will run weekly for five years, with compensation for ships and crews but not exceeding 14 a year per carrier.
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Washington
Lune
New York
Cherbourg
Army Orders From The Trihquets Waedmann Aurea
Army orders issued to day list various officers and units across multiple commands. Names appear garbled through OCR but indicate assignments to engineers coast guard and distant posts with references to Forts and ports and financial notes.
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Washington
Crihelfeu
Meciuth
St Cronin
Biarlion
Tia Gaetan
Bian Horps of Engineers
Rapemwe
Denty
Tus Coastriers Corps
Satretn
Ty Port Munroe Chinntinesy Cree
Obscure 19th Century Public Figure Obituary Noted
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of a public figure linked to Edinburgh Church of Scotland and a 19th century American organization. It mentions resignation tensions in Washington and references to a university and national associations. Many names and details are garbled.
Cherokee Blessings Preserved by Guardian of Sacred Ember Array
A fragmentary Cherokee tribute recalls the Great Spirit and the burning of sacred wood ash rites. George Potutn, a Cheroken guardian, tends embers and sacred sites to keep the memory of blessings alive for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Potutn
Cheroken
Montrose couple seeks time saving garage union
Montrose tale recounts a couple marrying to save time as a garage routine unfolds. A pastor, Gillispig, assists machinists while a phone mishap and misread names complicate the scene. The narrative weaves through verbal slips, participants, and local duties amid a tense finish.
State Agriculture Commissioner Resigns Amid Health Blame
Unclear draft note states the State Commissioner of agriculture Resiens resigns due to illness. It mentions Market Chun Tae, Wilson, and a Markets Council, but details are jumbled. The message references a resignation order and appointment timing for tomorrow.
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State Commissioner of Agriculture
Resiens
Chun Tae
Wilson
Symonte
Eee Etsea Ediva Markets
Conneil
AONE
SOL
Brooklyn Bridge Blocked Poediey Tied Up Wall an Hour
A disruption on the Brooklyn Bridge delayed traffic for about an hour as a protest tied up a wall and blocked passage. Police responded to manage the scene and restore flow. No injuries reported and the protest dispersed without further incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Bridge
Poediey
Educated Poor and Rich Denounced in Confused Chronology
A garbled OCR item denounces educated poor and the rich in a stream of names and places, mentioning Metue Say, Avbembisahen Morita, Jonahin, and Wittens Mex. The fragment references figures like Edun bert gen Ure William and a ministerial context with no clear event or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notte
Jonahin
Vomminsierer
Edun
William
Fragmented OCR notes hint at a late 19th century local page
The readable scraps mention East Card Louis, Paris, and names such as Jerome Crane and Higled. It references cheating at cards or poker, a court or chamber, and various ads and notices. The text is highly garbled with many misspellings and broken phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Tindiend
Ione
Cyril Foe
Chub
Columbia Professor Emeritus Marion Burdick Dies
Preanucis Marion Burdick, longtime Columbia University professor of law and emeritus faculty member, died suddenly at his home in De Ne. Born in De Ruyter, he earned a law degree and held roles at Hamilton College, Cornell, and the University of Usion. He served as mayor of a city for two years, belonged to the Authors' League of America, and to Barnard and Columbia University clubs. He authored several books on legal procedures.
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Shore
West
Vera Short
Ozhty-eeven Dry Sieitdard
William Spi
Edinhereh
Srottand
Newark
Beto
Washington
2H Ag Co
Coir
Sanco
Otto
America
Orienea
Prine
Davehtes
Ee Samuel Teen Con Pein
Haytick
Columbaver of Usion
Noy
Dene
de Ruyter
Hin
Urea
Hamilton College
Cornell Uns
Isa
Eo of
Barnard
Columbia University
Obituary Notes Dr Pavsana and Others Fail to List Clearly
Fragmentary obituary notes mention Dr Pavsana NER and others, including Charles A. Mayes and Anastasia Sorrentino, with sparse family ties and church affiliations. The text preserves names and relationships but offers few readable details about dates or places.
Births Engage With Newborns In Wergiotera Area
Local birth records show several newborns in the Wergiotera region. Officials report healthy infants named after families in the community, with hospital notes confirming early visits and grandmotherly celebrations.
Marriage notices amid fragmented social briefs
In a partial clipping, marriage notices surface with names and dates obscured by OCR errors. The fragment hints at unions and social notices but lacks clear details on participants or venues, offering only a glimpse of local life.
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Oulers
Paris
de Alexandir Alwetter
Berlin
Town House Club
Central Park
Wes
Rousselot
Wyre & Sath
Keegan and
Edwards
Zezield’s
Peter Sturvesant
Corral
Bath St
REDE
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Port Lim
Fcellar
Biltefonte
Renova
Poan Challont Company
Wieke
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Simpany
Spring Creek
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Clie
Paulus
Wien
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Eerkhoee Co
Montane Power
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Tynch
Tiverpest
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Real Estate News
Rockaway
Colonie
Fevington
Petree Stiniog
Edmund Ker
Irvington
Viaudsan
Lydia Dupkowoka
Iusure
Mens
Tudor
Bilessy
Marling
Britain
Russia
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Rolsieviki
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Marlinyr
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Levi P. Moreton
Chain of Commerce
Fabio
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Hudson Terminal
Marine Corps
Mie Marine Corp
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Preacher
Montrose
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Drese
Gillispig
Hutch Nets
Ted Poury
Graham
Philadelphia
Fine
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Austin
Tasca
Mrchetere
Jerome
Crane
Liggutt Co
Jostanet
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Auline
Ovigeh
Matusy
Preanucis Marion Burdick
Columbia
Utica
Delta Upsilon
Chi Betta Kappa
Pavsana
Charles A. Mayes
Abewanneae
Afevesia
Tam David Graves
Athuesia
Anastasia Sorrentino
Wither
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Kur
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Conwy
Steambiat
the Tribune
Inser
Teleshone Beerman
Abbie Ateythe
Tirtsner
Kelly Rusiang
NTS
Buenstein
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Turan
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A. Gees
Sear
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Weevontny
Meriden
San Mees
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Tim Treet Mackintosh
Tymmtin
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Mihai
Mistidy
Jeter
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Gritnnax
Pran Orn Nbwurr
Whihee Ok
Arty Ur Persitt Ms Fretotade
66Th St
Asia
John W. Lyon
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