Bride-To-Be All Dolled Up But Steve Forgets His Date
Esther A Field of South Plainfield N S O and Stephen Hobart of the same place were set to wed at the Church of the Sacred Heart but Hobert failed to appear before the ceremony. Reporters and relatives speculate about a mysterious legacy from Port Kinboy Malley while the bride and family cope with the missing groom and a disrupted wedding plan.
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Steve
Esther A. Field
South Plainfield
N.S
Stephen Hobart
South Plamnfeld
Hobert
Perth Amboy
Field
Father Baleain
Mery Collins
Anselle Park
Katherine Wilson
William S. Field
Timther
Nocket
Hilton Howe
Yale
Tim
Port Kinboy Malley
La Guardia Faces Pay Rise Battle in City Board
Tense debate over a 20 percent city employee salary increase unfolds as Mayor La Guardia pressures for the measure amid opposition from Democratic aldermen and Comptroller Craig. Amendments to include Hunter College teachers and a $200 minimum rise tumble in a partisan clash as votes loom.
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la Guardia
Yosterdas
Committee On Finance and Budget
Board of Estimate
Craig
Charles Kerrington
Finante
Umior
Yluerpald Muniv Pal Warkers
Mejor Ta Guariix
Veraugh Treddent Carvin
Visitmats
Imerensa
Solicemen
Uhny
Hunter College
Vifran
Ronnie
Eurployee
Mowfiay
Marine
Alloetion
Piepasiy
Peter's Case Owner Sentenced After Liquor Case Trial
Peter's Safe proprietor Galotti faced a jury in the Federal court yesterday for violating Prohibition laws. He received ten days in the Tombs and a $900 fine, with a two day stay of execution. The preacher's aid said Galotti was seen openly selling liquor and his witness later died, complicating testimony as investigators pursued the matter.
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Pets Galotti
Peter's Safe
Lin West Minity
Seventh Street
War
Esterday
Fedeeet
Pudze
Hanus Coury
John Rosch Tyataiy
Calvary Baptist
Tee's
Dude Hind
Ralotty
Galutli
Denen
Gulotit
Vol
Thre Staton
David Oppantiarin
Vistieatan
Stroat
Sky
Sintas Ty Vater
Chet
Steaton
Sohiel Avi
Mypunkeu
Keablen
Thabriet
Taoll
Raniuet
Fabra
F. Tank
Ehmenis
Prohibinay
Hiforce
Dhitien Py
Mrosthev
Columbia Students Refuse to Quit Strike Breakers Report
Reported student strike actions at Columbia persist as workers and publishing house relations are described. Students oppose compromise while tensions rise amid protests and internal council debates on labor and interference.
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Columbia
Women Workers Publishing House
Butler
TwlatSianiversity
Bron Arking Wy Mtullers
Hwyrelerdal
Youmgeaine
Sule
Ie Appeal of
Wien
Moreau
Columbia Vale
Lil
Nickery Wees
Fragmented OCR Story With Littered Phrases
A garbled OCR passage mixes names and phrases in a chaotic stream. Readable bits reference boys, a shrapnel incident, and various unidentifiable terms and places. The text lacks a coherent event or clear source context.
Hyslop Messages Through Friends Seen By Dr Prince
Dr Walter Prince, head of the Society of Psychical Research, questions reports that Austrian medium Quanzer communicated with the dead. He notes Hyslop’s reputed messages came via mediums in New York and Toronto, while detailing the fate of Hyslop’s papers and family bequests.
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Walter ¥. Prince
Society of Psychical Research
Tr. Juniea Hyslop
Qymaer
Myslop
Hystop
Messawe
Prince
Hyslop
Prinen
Myslon
Municar
Albert Lurendt Wateon
Lins Dengamin
Vanderbilt
Toronto
Uurt
Vrancy J. Iyston
Aisovables
Selentinie Works
Ail Hax Books
Jabato
Dr. Hyslop
Alee
Nampente
Gilford Pictures
Uregree
Davehters
Mary Winsted Hyplop
Thutricus Hystoy
Jersey Dry Director Names New State Enforcement Officer
The article announces George Van Nate as the newly appointed state enforcement officer, with Vin Soto as Bulinars NT mayor and Witithiy rictar of New Jurney's tal Tames Ac. It notes changes in leadership and roles affecting local governance and policy.
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George van Nate
George Vin Soto
Bulinars NT
Sve Quererday
Pene Witithiy Rictar
New Jurney
Tal
Vin Nate van
Bert Worhon
Algiapher
Prohihirinn
Damaged Local Notice Details Injury At University
A fragmented report describes an incident at a university where a person named Melieyy was injured. A door was forced open and lingerie items were found. authorities investigated while emergency crews treated the victim.
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Pravesu
Nehasnam
Prendergast Defends Transit Fare Increase
W A Prendergast former New York City comptroller argues fare hikes are justified citing public need while criticizing transit profiteering. He attacks officials and bonds tied to subway contracts and urges reform. Morgan of the Chamber of Commerce backs the transit committee’s work.
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N.Y
New York Transit
William A Prendergaat
City of
New York
Undee
Michiel
Umn Aldress
Aitricat
Prevent
Provdergmal
I League of Nations
William Mellaives Morgan
Chamber of Commerca
Citiaens Transportation
Pines
Waport Asociation
Cummitler
Hearings Resume on 80 Cent Gas Attack and Company Expenses
Special Master A S Gilbert resumed hearings on the New York and Queens County Gas Company decision at Chambers Street. Attorneys for the company and Public Service Commission presented testimony on gas taxation, projected revenues, and metallization costs, detailing claimed expenses and company capabilities.
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New York and Queens County Company
New York and Queens County Gas Company
A. S Gilbert
Chambers Street
J. Ransom
Covinsyy
Wither W. Chambers
Altornes General
Newton
Isidan Nedman
Public Service Commission
Public Service Commission. Vesvifying
Mannff
Martbie
Martbtesus
Jury verdict in rector housekeeper suit foregoes damages
The jury found Reverend James not liable for a promised lite job and home for the plaintiff's daughter. The lengthy trial before the county court recessed with the verdict and involved notices of engagement and family disputes.
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James
Diaden
Wweds
Burkari
Nuderter
Tunis
Jon Athekowper
Alan
Neville
Jory
Holston
Nedortor Nitie
Right Time to Fight High Prices for Necessities
A historic statement claims a store group in New York and Philadelphia reduced prices by one fifth to resist wartime price hikes. They deny patents on their business, defend public-spirited price cuts, and note pressure from manufacturers to maintain high prices while asserting labor wages are not sole cause of high living costs.
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New York
Philadelphia
Public Notice Canceling One-Fifth Price Deduction
The store announces termination of a one-fifth price deduction effective Friday July 2 with the week closing July 3. The reduction privilege ends after nine days from today, confirming prices as usual thereafter.
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Wanamaker
Lingerie sale items and discounts advertised in old building
A dense advertisement lists envelope chemises, nightgowns, blouses, and dresses with 20 percent deductions, reflecting prices like $1.56 to $3.36 and stores on Main Aisle and Second Floor Old Building. It notes material names, product lines, and multiple departments with varied fashion items and sale terms.
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Batiste
Matsook
Fragmented Purely Generated Notice About Storage Vaults
The readable text outlines storage and clothing related items with unclear details. It references a facility or service connected to storage and retail events but lacks complete names, dates, or locations to specify a clear event or outcome.
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Peter
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Hand
Dr. Straton
Benin
Mane Sheiter
Lele Dugan
Jersey
W. A. Prendergast
Weather Report
Haromierer Reiditige
Atin Mero
Mami
Bret
Hines Hue
Amin Amie
Shantung
Taeu Pindelis Nym Messes
Sne Jong Tuseda Voila
Ora Tealiy Oe Wanan
Hinde
Phiten Sandels
Caeguetie
Cullen
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