May Day Celebration at Hood Highlights Queen and Court
The Hood annual May Day program features Cinderella and a full pageant with a coronation of Miss My Place as Queen. An afternoon bazaar and colorful dances accompany the procession and court, with numerous local cast members from Philadelphia to Washington counted among the participants.
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Cates
Iosecur
Willemegort
Imreudor
Robinson
Prince Cham
Frances AL
Mary Mace Waulford
Catherne
Arrane
Elizabeth Chandier
Phadplpina
Prace Sfood
Isa Vander Buecken
Pietelsieita
Jeter
Anita Atta Annapai
Beatrice Bomberger
Lithia
Mayan Booth
Philadelphia
Fleanor
Campoed
Lonarcen Mats Eleanor Cannehy
Mase Gravbill
Taet Popersoure
Pat Mas Chariotte Moor
Thetty
Mark Wrubrick
Elevier Thoma
Warmony Grove
Worhtor
Weather Report Fragment From Taomtreay
Fragmentary weather note reports precipitation and temperatures with unclear values. It lists May data and rough figures for rainfall and daily highs and lows, mentioning possible measurements and forecasts for today and tomorrow.
Thomas Threatens To Quaite His Broadcasting
In Mota Petshargh on May 7 a local figure named Coigen faced threats amid a chaotic scene. The report notes confusion over broadcasting terms and uncertain plans affecting a public audience.
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Thomas
Annual Meeting of Advisory Board Reports Welfare Work
The Advisory Board discusses old age and dependent child care under the Social Security Act. Nursing tasks shift to county and state support. a Well-Baby Clinic is considered. Florence Garner reports 75 patients, 124 nursing visits, and city church aid totaling 2 619 meals provided during winter.
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Une Adi
Yen Ofa
Feder Tou
Bean Mimmer
Tae Beate
Eb Su
Thts
Necc
Florence Garner
Sofety
Mass Garner
A How Paal
Mee Richard Natiin
Frank D Worthington
Mamemond Urner
Harman Baker
Lewis Knock
Mary Williamson
A.marrington
Harey EB Smith
Glenn JH. McCheeker
Ernest Webb
Thomas Summers
Ralph M. Sharpe
Herman Weener
Dawson Withdraws From Murder Trial
Cumberland May 7 Dowen Secretary of State has withdrawn from the murder trial proceedings. State officials say the case against Mbert Luton remains unresolved as the defense and prosecutors discuss next steps in the Montgomery county court.
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Cumberland
Thomas L Doween
Omistaken
Dacaice
Dines
Tociate Forcel
Enter Today
Bos Wadie
Coe Didate Sorpey
Toni Ie
Mbert Luton
Dioe
Ae Pice
Montgomery County
Takoma
Chickens Theft Trial Opens Amid Complex Evidence
A trial over the alleged theft of chickens valued at cents each opened with testimony about two sets of tracks and a plan to raise funds. Marshall and witnesses described the dispute, with the defendant and others facing charges and multiple related cases slated for today.
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Desstown
Shay
Marshall
Horr
Aggnerger
Mier
Charles W. Bier
Jider Boser
Jan Sagar
Suny Petwearyer
Fapayer
Red Pailshalen
Roy Atdinner
Charles W. Smith
Shoreman
Angieberser
Riser
Tad Ted
Toppet
Arthur de Wile Mrdo
Charles Wo Woodward
Samurh E Mebride
Charles J. Forrest
Harry F. Wickham
David Wo Osthely
Harvey Tf Smith
Macy Bo Saarty
Iyetes
James DT Baker
Mt. Aly
Nquor
Baker
Frank C. Baker
Prankster Targeted by Federal Agents At Toledo Sighting
Early morning crowds in Toledo watch as a caper unfolds near the Supreme Court building. Reports describe a gunfire incident and a coordinated trap involving Campbell, Alvin Karp, and others, with federal agents pursuing the suspect and a chaotic sequence across the city.
Dental Association Convention blotched by garbled lines
A garbled report outlines a convention of the American Dental Association in Baltimore at the Southern Hotel with Dr. T.S. Bader among officers. It mentions elections, new roles, and attendees, though many names and phrases are corrupted in the OCR.
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An Francisco
American Deal Association
Maryland State Dental
Southern Hotel
Baltimvore
Eads
Tarten Bran
Ruse
Earley Sayie
Hart
Hard Leonard
Baltanore
Bader
AL Ch T Paige
Cumperland
Preehdenty
Nor
Ralph DO Camphet
Davat Govertrt, Jr
Willam
Slight Fire At Rose Hill Manor
A small fire at Rose Hill Manor caused minor damage to a flower bed near the kitchen and burned a few feet of carpet before the blaze was extinguished with chemicals. Mrs. Upham acted quickly by contacting the fire department as residents and local clubs coordinated the response.
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Rose Hill Manor
Ture Ann
Predgricg
Com. Upham
Independent
United!enazines
Flys Tmanor
Preakness Queen And Court Guests Arrive in Frederick
A party of about thirty including the Preakness Queen Mrs Lanahan and guests Mrs Johnston and Mrs Williams travels in ten autos with motor escort from the western city limits to Frederick. They will attend a supper hosted by Dr and Mrs Conley at their residence and view the Bargura Pritenio flame. The Warbler Fretle Compan president Wade invites the group to join the affair with further events planned through Friday morning.
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Chamber of Commeree
Preakness Deen
Frederek
Claas Ho Conley
Frederick
Doone
Badlat Walt
Conley
Lanahan
Wamimarne Claty
Vittat
Meederick
Waltitiose Atenit
Tuper Marlbara
Wan Vena Dead Nee Vok at Capra University
Obscure OCR fragment notes a man named Wan Vena dead and linked to Capra University and a "¢tradiste" context. Details are unclear, but the item mentions a death and an institutional association, with corrupted dates and names.
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Nee Vok
Coormha Univeraty
Dad
Peace
Colvin and York Nominated by Dry Party
The Prohibition party named Colvin of New York for president and York of Trine for vice president. Washington reports Colvin, long a leading dry advocate, and York, famed WWI hero, as their nominees.
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Colvin
York
Drys
Magara
Prohdition Party
Fr Veagh Colvin
New York
Towlay Dr
Galvin
Ainin
Trine
Outdoor ceremony plans span both political parties
Fragmented text suggests Washington reports on May preparations for party events with mentions of leaders and venues. Details are garbled but imply outdoor ceremonies and candidate activities as the election nears.
New Deal Opposes Labour in Tangled City Meeting
The article records a municipal dispute over proposed authority and dye tax affecting the Portland district. It notes protests by Chairman Hooper and local figures, with unresolved measures and a call for formal review. The piece outlines procedural delays and hints at anticipated votes and shifting alliances among key residents and committees.
Frederick Eagles Elect New Officers
Frederick Eagles appoint new officers including Dye tdot and WeTfontten with Dewi Harti as president. Tomos Chapiata Mercer and other listed members fill roles such as treasurer and conductor as delegates head to the State convention. A banquet and dinner follow the convention with a public ball planned.
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Atteocs
Tiederck
Treles
Dewi Harti
Ares
WeTfontten
Stoesen
Secretipy
Paattk Waociter
Trewarer
Rotert
Dhat
Damain
Chapiata
Charles A Mercer
Raranend Craminalde Sata
Bethemla
Tsai Tr Tee
Tewts A
Harti
J Mere
Teroy
Theeri
Tb Wiles
Mar
Alewas Noo Gimbly
Ahem 1
Sole
Meteor
Dave Paties
Pheat Mcherds
Abe
Edvar Rothenhoefer
Be Roelhey
Dtartemng
Brooke
Fred Mile
Mi Cube
Ube Tate
22 Bridge Petitions To Be Offered Friday
Petition items totaling twenty two are set for Friday's meeting in the county. The drive seeks the relocation of the Post of Mocas lady and is under the guidance of the Patonie River Roverrency Weldge committee.
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Patonie River
Frederick Ciamber
Tvs
Fragmented OCR Winds Through Atlantic News
A garbled OCR passage describes an Atlantic crossing with mentions of a zeppelin and references to America. The text includes distorted names and dates, making it unclear what events or figures are being reported and leaving readers with partial details.
Locomotive Explodes Killing Multiple Crew Members
A locomotive explosion near a depoted yard injured and killed several crew members. Fire officials reported a fireman and engineer among the dead. Rescue teams searched the wreckage for additional survivors while investigations began into the blast cause.
Unclear OCR narrative with scattered names and actions
Fragmented text recounts various figures and events with many garbled terms. Names such as Piper, Washington, and Bartabe appear amid a jumble of phrases about meetings, charges, and activities, but readable context is minimal and specifics are uncertain.
Showdown Over WPA Floor Fight Detailed on Touse Floor
A contested WPA funding showdown dominated floor proceedings. Witnesses described the allocation debate, with figures citing a $2,090,000 grant and shifting support among committees. The fight centered on corporate restore funds and potential impacts on local agencies and workers, amid actions in March 1997.
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WPA
Stock Market Slump Amid Mixed Signals
Analysts noted a cautious tone as gains faded and domestic business concerns weighed. The week saw volatility with Sterling opening around 4957 and investor hesitation amid varied corporate guidance and regulatory pressures.
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Yak
Mia Tate
Sds
Storm and Shipley Buy Local Store In 1916
Vonvert dL Stipley announced he acquired the sole interest of IK partner Leonard Stara and will continue Storm and Shipley in stationery books radios and electric refrigerators under the same firm. The purchase closed April 2 1916 at Market Street, joining Woolworths and a ten cent store, and the business moved to Busy Corner. The revamped building retains the Storm and Shipley name with ongoing operations.
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Vonvert
Wallilidd Alicia
Ayetads
Storm and Shipwy
Does Not Believe Murder Confession
Boston May 7 CATH Pollen Cap fan James Riscban says Mirry Ashes 34 of Trooklyn former Maine resident confessed to slaving Mary Prous 7 of Waterville Me Police say confession shows inconsistencies and aut A statement contains errors indicating doubt about the crime weeks earlier the child disappeared and was later described as a 7 year old at the Ponds water park
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Boston
James Riscban
Mirry
Trooklyn
Maine
Mary Prous
Waterville
Woweever
Sheehan
Aps
Aps Rear ‘In Onedistent and Cidicwlow” Moaeae Et Chatee Ata Ieee
TAN NILE ATTACKED Waelouster
A fragment reports a national operation of manufacture and administration tied to marine defense and a regiment, with references to attacks and a potential sea catastrophe context. The readable text is garbled but indicates military activity and an air of crisis involving naval forces and government action.
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TAN Nile
Waelouster
Manatietureta
Weonene
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Hood
Martinsburg
Alen
Thomas Grimbine
Mary Elizabeth Speaks
Alowe
Aline Cateran Parsons
Taomtreay
Normy Afar
Pierre Tyitlat
Aera
Singer
Mota
Petshargh
Charity Organization Society
Hore
Wade
Dawson
Gainet
Motheir Wat
Filabeth Filmimona
Betty Waters
Katherine Trinde
Aihig Fasale Rogers
Omeer Willan FE. Miller
Allen Harts
Tether
Shere MW Smith
Lew HE Tincock
Alvin Gransford
Uarry Techner
William St Bennett
Helen Markow
Robert N. Grove
Defesdanta
A. ¥. Wennett
State Wits Hesseg
Bhevil
LU Gh
Ateger
Omoeer Frauke Doocrey
James Menone
Wahans Faim
Cdenner
U.S. Supreme Court
J. Edgar Hoover
Toledo
St. Paul
Stroy
Soviet
Russia
Harry
Toover
Hooser
Saad Campbell
Aomiter Feure
Lieved
Wolinetotn Vic Team
Mibed Canal
Acu Tints Oa Ltd
Osanen
Mickatt
Erik
Erik of Ete Ierntie Disterehy
T.S. Bader
Dental Assa
Preakness
Willie
Charles Wt. Cowles
Cain
Sotho
Washington
Colley
Ulstelier
Creertent
Ty Homevelt
Pitney
Mats
Weir
Vaatiteue
Cerreaiannes Reoghhean Charmanene
Cheysbend
Eoyvenien
Chitwan
Association
Lawes
Anaitisenit de Ganticatien
Ya Yune
Hooper
Paeddent
Frederick Eagles
Hindenburg
Athintic
Watwa
Pers
Kiley
Eyaineer
Java
Jfoand
Badiv
America
Tiel
Officbate
Biaille Piper
Wale
Tom
van Dinter
Loti
Toren
Litanictey Farchenone Regiite
Thors
Borda
Garey Helier
Deveaie
Wolindtin Mary
Pat Peat
Varrvang
Qantpayer
Grees Adan
Appornararions
Dresaleat
Toomrves
Calin Conservatan Corps
Hon Tate
Uat
Pteney
Ae Corpy
Anon
ORG
Marendt
ALY
Ethiopia
Daibout
Finn
Addis
Ababa
Pittop
Addie
el Rathard
Warar
Addis Ababa
Msgr
Giuseppe Bothel
Tynor
Addds Ababa
Kan
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