Craig Calls For $750000 More For 20 Pei Raises
It emerged yesterday that officials said the finance and budget committees will require at least $759000 more. If not found, either a cut in net increases or some employees may be reduced to keep the 20 per cent raise target from falling short.
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Discover Car
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Wits
Ta Guiardin Smart
Fetmate
Camp
Craig
Eionaideir
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Amare
Amore Hot
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Gaurila
Gra
Aumusta Markowite
New York Public Library
Unicorang
Strietts
Dene AUTOS TIRE Spring Clearance Sale
Auto and tire shop advertises a spring clearance with aggressive pricing and credit terms. The fragmentary text lists locations and claims about low prices, wide selection, and extended credit, though the OCR includes many garbled phrases and nonsensical segments. The readable portions emphasize attractive prices on auto bodies and related services.
Aldermen face gene rally vote on tax and city budget
The proposal seeks a ten to twenty percent increase in revenue to fund city services as Aldermen weigh a major budget plan. Officials warn the move could affects business and employment while labor groups press for fair wages and protections amid mounting public debate.
Foe of Fly Vo Inspect rs Goes Up is Sky Lines
Morvis Kamponer, Justice of the Peace of West Patron, Mid, ruled yesterday on an overhead property issue. The peace officer warned trespassers and outlined penalties, noting long troubled interactions with aviation and motor traffic amid a shifting local economy.
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Sky Lines
Morvis Kamponer
Justice of the Peace of
West
Mid
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Inorke
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Aera
Emerson Sails to Europe as Equity Chief Seeks Global Ties
Emerson, newly elected president of Actors' Equity, sails to Europe aboard the Franen liner with about 1 050 passengers. He plans to forge stronger links with British and Spanish groups, seek an international agreement on contracts, and recruit new members while abroad. He aims to unify American and European actors' associations, exploring affiliation with French and Spanish bodies and advancing standards for treatment and opportunities.
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Franen
Port Wetoriay
Toit Emerson
Actors’ Rarity Association
Eranee
Engi
America
Emerson
Wade
Mench Uithers
Fuinén
Spain
Ling
Howes
Bowen
Ladul
Ie Om Tund
Thar Ky Vanteaultarcana
Ana Muriel
Richard Stevens
Joni L. Livermore
Prelovick Whitwell
Mich
Gimbel Pleads Not Guilty to Indictment Charges
Frederick Gimbel of Simtel Brothers pleads not guilty before a federal judge in Alabama to a 207 count indictment. The plea was entered as the case moves on demurrer and the court considers withdrawal of pleas. Bail set at 15000 or 16000 dollars.
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Plone
eBedérick Gimbel
Simtel Brothers
Ihe
Chahant
Bseign
Jisenhal Leandell
Nieve
Pedusul
Vibb
Alabama
Reiver
Amos Will Oppose Chandler in Fight For House Seat
In a bid for Congress, Amos of the Eleventh Assembly District withdraws support for Socialist ouster allies, opposing Chandler in the Nineteenth District race. The move pits Amos against Chandler with Republican Assemblymen aligned against Socialists.
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Amos
Chandler
Sweet
Watter M. Chanul
Congress
Joseph Rowan
House of Representatives
Spearon Sweet
Amer
William ©. Amos
Eleventh
Friends
Theodore Roosevelt
William Wy Pellet
Joseph Steler
Chure
Thieves Loot Jewelry Store After Break-In
A robbery at a 16 Third Avenue jewelry store led to a chase along Sixty Second Street toward Lexington Avenue. Perpetrators shattered a window, took about $6,000 in gems, and escaped as clerks and an associate attempted to intervene. later reports noted additional loot of bonds and cash totaling over $1,500.
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Third Avenue
Lawdon
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Edward Latham
Te Roy
Sixty Second Street
Lexington Avenue
East Sixteenth Street
Picturesque tale of American overseas force at National Museum
A National Museum exhibit opened to the public presents a permanent collection of nearly 100 wartime studies by American artists. The pictures depict life in the army overseas from front-line action to home-front scenes, hospital wards, and the aftermath, illustrating the epic tale from enlistment to departure of homeward transports with vivid, disciplined imagery.
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Washington
National Museum
Pershing
France
Army
Navy
High Cost Likely to Bar Bergdoll Letter Study
A handwriting expert told Captain O Mare that he would study Bergdoll’s letter for about two days. He noted the document’s tone and potential signature but warned it requires longer analysis to confirm authorship.
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LL O'Mare
Army Intelligence Department
Grover Jol
Urnttyork
Dodger
American Legion
Harold W. Ross
Weekly
Beradell
Cincinnati
Pert
Othey Otter
Syracuse
Bergiloli
Jailbreakers Captured After Riverhead Escape
Stephen Leyser and Walter Barber escaped from Suttol County jail in Riverhead on Monday and were recaptured with Sheri Kelly nearby. They claimed they would have stayed hidden if not spotted and admitted stealing guns from a jail desk. Both men, armed with a revolver and an automatic, said they had eaten since Tuesday and planned to flee toward New York.
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Stephen Leyser
Walter Barber
Suttol County
Riverhead
L. 1
Sheri Kelly
Suffolk
Leyser
Kelly
Themer
Parolmen Monte
Tillman
Jamaica
Barber
Port Washington
New York
Major Frank Edwin Brown World War Veteran Dies at hospital
Major Frank Edwin Brown a World War veteran and attending surgeon at Methodist Episcopal Hospital Brooklyn died Wednesday after an operation. He had been ill since discharge from the army due to service related illness. Born in Washington he studied at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons and practiced in Brooklyn for fourteen years. He was a member of Kings County Medical Society Brook Surgical Society and the American Medical Association. Brown served at Walter Reed Hospital and Camp Upton before sailing for abroad reaching Mars sur Allier France and the Argonne during the war.
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Frank Edwin Jonine
Methodis Episcopal Hospital
Brooklyn
Major Brown
Washington
Edwin Brown
United States
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia University
Kings County Medical Society
The
Brook Surgical Society
Associated Phibians of
Longstand
American Medical Association
Brown
Walter Reid Hospital
Iater
Upton
Long Island
Hacn Hospital No
Mars-sur-Allier
France
Thirth
Three Boys Drown When Boat Capsizes on Patchogue Lake
Three teenagers Willis Kemp Forrest Kemp and Richard Koppe of Patchogue drowned when their duck boat capsized on Patchogue Lake last night. Lewis Kemp, thirteen, clung to the overturned craft until help arrived. Rescue crews searched with boats and grappling irons, recovering the bodies as dawn broke.
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Willis Kemp
Forrest
Richard Koppe
Patchogue
S. 1
Patchogue Lake
Lewis Kemp
Wills Kean
Koppel Bey
One Killed Four Hurt in Boston Albany Wreck
A Boston and Albany express bound for New York collided with a freight in New York New Haven and Hartford yards. The engineer died and the fireman and several passengers were severely hurt. Two other passengers escaped injury, with injuries including a compound fracture of the left leg and fractured ribs.
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Boston & Albany
Hartford
Conn
New York
Boston
New York, New Haven
Iford
Passensen
Frank Gray
Jay Bailey
Henry Vo Borden
Mainfield
Nod
Pasar
Names and Notes From The Tribune Obituary Inquiries
Fragments mention Hervard De Prof W H Schofiegg Milton Milburn Albert Talkenburg and Henry, with hospital training and memorial notices. The text invites telephone notices for birth engagement marriage death and memorials to be formed for the next day’s panel.
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Volephone
Births and obituaries from a 1920s Newark area page
A fragmented notice list records births and funeral notices for multiple individuals including Mary Ther and others with surnames like Campbell, Charponn, and Bradley. It mentions church events and local society names such as Saint Andrews, with dates around June and June 22, 192, and notes memorials and services for figures like Alan Y Hou and Alexander Humphreys.
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Panera
Anil
Hotchkiss
Barents Ark
Kishen
Oyster Tay
Lontala
Nellie Shera Holowed
Wits
Heb AL Saine Daminics Cauteh
Tong Keland
Jiine
Hyroin
Saint Andrews Society OF Tity Tor Sewychue Angounis
Dagtitn
Morria
Humphreys
Vreadont
Alan Y Hou
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Albany Evening Journal
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Tide Water OS Sales Corporation
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East 5Th St
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Borden’'S Farm Products Company, Inc
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