Estate Bequest Delays Chicago Library Project
The article outlines a large bequest from Miss Victorine Tartz and Mrs Margaret Ariz to fund a library, with most assets tied in mortgage liens on Chicago real estate. Local trustees report about $124,156 total, with $55,050.38 cash received and $6,603.3 in remaining balances after legal and court costs. The project is postponed as fiduciary decisions and market conditions delay establishment for at least two years.
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Margaret C. Ariz
Victorine Tartz
Chicago
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Chicago Title and Trust
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Judge imposes consecutive terms on ex agent in DC case
Gasor B Mears is sentenced to 15 years for swindling Eveline Walsh McLean out of 510,000 in a Lindbergh baby ransom plot. Justice James Proctor imposes 10 years for larceny of 100,000, and five years for 4,000 expense money, to run after the first term.
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B Mears
Evelie Walsh McLean
James Ms. Proctor
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Justice Department
T. Morris Wampier
Means
Mearse Prade
Picnic Plan Discussed by Ings Peonles Union Meeting
A plan for a picnic near Dickerson Augus 13 was discussed at a Tuesday night Ings Peonles Union meeting in the Methodist Episcopal church. President Erine Wels spoke and Rev Corley addressed the group while Emory chapman assisted with attendance. The policy committee report was read with names John Rosertso Marion Blythe Pooveshire and W. W. Smith noted.
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Dickerson
Ings Peonles Union
Methodist Episcopal church
South
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Revext Corley
Kan
Clarendon
Emory chapmenr
John Rosertso
Marion Blythe
Pooveshire
W. W. Smith
Foedemz
Acquittal in False Statement Case Noted
A 1931 report notes acquittal for a defendant accused of making a false statement in a matter involving the Kee Motor Company. The April 18 date appears garbled, but references a motor company matter and a $2102 discrepancy in the case records.
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hontatons
Keeigh Motor Company
Market Pushes Ahead Despite Steady Signals
Market activity maintains momentum as investors weigh steady data and policy expectations. Analysts note continued buying in equities while bonds quotations show cautious yields amid global uncertainty.
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Barley Harvest Ends in County Fields
An unusual OCR fragment notes barley harvest ending in the county with references to harvest timing and processing steps. The readable text mentions crop stages, canning, and a manager, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Fog Forces Down Mail And Passenger Plane
An air plane with a crewman and six passengers was forced down by fog. The incident occurred in Pennsylvania as a mail and passenger flight diverted to an emergency landing.
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Fragmentary OCR text with garbled names and numbers yields no coherent event. Possible references include a person, a place, and dates, but key details are illegible. No verifiable outcome or actions can be determined from the readable portion.
Frederick Lions Plan Participation in 22nd Lions International
Six delegates and an equal number of alternates from the Frederick Lions Club will attend the 22nd Lions International contention at Salisbury, with District Governor Richard P. Simmons presiding. Delegates include C. Thomas Summers, Roger B. Wolfe, Herman C. Guelsch, John W. Wolfe, A Hart Eichison, and Jacob H. Schmidt. alternates are Chester E Heer, Harry Howe Smory, and William Dixon. The event includes a parade, pageantry, and evening activities at Ocean City hotels.
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Harry Howe Smory
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Roger Bo
Barbara Fruente
Jacsh Ho Schmidt
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Meeting of Garden Club Describes Photos and Plans
Members gather to review photos from a recent garden show and discuss upcoming events. The meeting notes mention a guest speaker, routine club activities, and plans for June programs.
Weather Today Gr 97 Tom Ba But Py
Fragmentary weather note shows grade 97 with unreadable details. Contains garbled phrases and incomplete data about wind, temperature, or conditions. Unable to determine location or time from the fragment.
Hoover Convention Wrangles Over Prohibition Major Issue
At Chicago Stadium June 15 the Hoover faction pressed for renomination while Dawes declined the vice presidency. Dawes announced he could not accept the nomination, boosting Curtis prospects briefly as opposition waned. Delegates from many states paraded banners to a boisterous crowd amid talks of a tentative prohibition plank and ongoing platform debates.
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Associated Press
Chicago
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State delegation quiet about vice presidency
A state delegation offered little comment on a potential vice presidential nominee. The group met amid speculation and kept discussions low key as they considered possible selections and implications for the ticket.
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