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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary Trial Narrative From Telegraph Pole Crime Scene
A damaged OCR fragment reports a confession related to a crime near a telegraph pole by a river. It mentions Homer and a suspect named Barnes tied to a grisly discovery, with guard or police movements and a casualty described as bods dancing, amid unclear locality cues and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paya Nepro
EL Terraph Pole
Ties City
Gila
Fred I
Walsay
Qelethorpe
Darines
Griesthorpe
Tae
Poachers Target Japanese Sealing in Oregon Waters
An OCR fragment reports pot hunters in Oregon pursuing seals for skins. It mentions Japanese influence and possible seizure or confrontation. The text cites measures by authorities, noting seasonal sealing and estimates of 650 to 700 skins obtained, with references to Portland and port authorities.
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Portland
Wiles
Sigmoority Bac
Gail Pribysoft
Sabioo Fe
Mikado
Mapning
Rooksche
SPR
Erie
Soois
Inter state ruling may raise upper berth prices
The Interstate Commerce Commission considers lowering upper berths and increasing lower berth charges on trains. Officials seek to regulate sleeping car rates, with decisions affecting routes including Seattle, San Francisco, and Chicago. The action follows earlier court questions over ICC authority to regulate passenger services.
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Chicara
Pomuany
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Carling
Interstate ‘Obmerce Commission
Pallman
Therm states grow as gas prices rise
Fragmented OCR text shows numbers and words like Teva FI Was O1F The pu an increase at over 528 er 5ua.4 in Rs os ee eso rar Was S$ 137,129, ne Eo ae MP oe per cent.
Fragmented OCR tale hints at a troubled railway crisis
The readable lines hint at a historical transportation struggle involving a railway route and regional leaders. Names and places are garbled, but the piece references a prefecture, a Shia boy, and a Pye figure amid a tense public debate. The text remains unclear on concrete actions or outcomes.
Divorce hearing sought by Italian Count Tieni de Cus
Fragmented report shows Count Tieni de Cus asking for a divorce by presenting an argument about Cos h and other names. The text references Moreau in New York and a Bianisist figure, with unclear details on the case and participants.
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Italy
Tieni de
Tellane
Ecole Oeuld
Moreau
New York
Bianisist
Unclear text segment elements from Kentucky news item
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Millea, Kentucky, a feud, and a surrender but contains multiple unreadable names and places. The readable bits imply a local dispute or accusation with references to a Kentuckian and a surrender to authorities, yet specifics are obscured and no coherent event or dates emerge.
Fragmentary OCR Note From The Lee University Page
A garbled OCR snippet references a Lee University page and unclear details. It does not present a coherent event or quotes, but hints at a publication fragment with potential names or topics. Further readable context is needed to produce a solid summary.
Fragmentary Sports Note Raises Player Name Doubts
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a basketball player and a 7 ft figure but key names and details are unreadable. The snippet references a Brudicer or Bdurcer and a host team, with unclear scores or dates.
Disastrous Flood in France Leaves Thousands Homeless
Report notes widespread flooding across France with major rivers rising. Many villages evacuated as tributaries overflow. Naneyv city reports about 1,500 homeless. government and aid agencies mobilize relief operations. Strong entities include France, Naneyv, and RPaRCeS relief efforts.
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France
Naneyv
Burglar Fatally Shoots Man After Robbery Attempt
A Madison Street incident ends with Henry Roser, a New York shoe manufacturer, fatally wounded after grappling with a burglar who shot him. The burglar fled. Roser died from the wound.
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Apare
Henry Roser
Madison Str
Nesen
Rosen
New York
Suffrage in Arizona by the Constitution debate rises
Fragmentary notes show a discussion on extending voting rights in Arizona. Mentions figures like Connelly, references a constitutional framework, and hints at a pivotal state stance shaping suffrage history.
Natives Rise in Tripoli and Constantinople Turmoil
A serious anti French outbreak spreads from Tripoli to Constantinople in Turkey. French soldiers are attacked and homes and posts are seized. several dozen French have been injured or captured as tensions rise across key regional centers.
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Tripoli
Constantinople
Turkey
Four Women Elected to Colorado General Assembly
Four women win seats in Colorado's Eighteenth General Assembly. Alman Ey Louise J. Jones and fe xerwin gain Denver house districts on the Democratic ticket. Bates from Denver and Adams from Arapahoe counties also win seats, while no women are elected to the Senate this year.
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Denver
Colon
Assemis
Colorado
Tuesvar
Almaney
Louise J. Jones
Fe Xerwin
Fiakes
Bates
Adams
Arapahoe
Lafferty
Agnes Ft
Fragmentary report hints at a deadly self harm act
The readable text suggests a person named Pinkler or Pink is involved in a self inflicted death after a life of hardship. Details are incomplete, but the fragment implies a suicide connected to a stairway or building fire on a street, with wires and eyes mentioned.
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Aise
Burn's Editor's Wife Dies in Canton Fire Accident
Jiarrell, wife of Canton Press' junior editor, died from burns after attempting to rekindle a smouldering fire with kerosene. The coal oil incident exploded, ending the blaze and resulting in her death.
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Canton
Jiarrell
Canton Press
Aeroplanes to be Bought for Army Will Seek Funds
Secretary of War Dickinson plans to ask Congress to authorize purchases of five or ten aeroplanes for military use. General Allen, chief signal officer, has recommended funds for the army’s air program.
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Army
Washington, D. C
Congress
Dickinson
Allen
New Mexico Rejects Direct Primary Vote
Santa Fe New Mexican reports the constitutional convention rejected by an overwhelming vote the idea to empower future legislatures to create a direct primary system for state elections.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe
N. M
Americans Insulted in Mexican Bus Demonstration
The report describes an incident where an American was tornee and American citizens were insulted during a demonstration in Mexico. A target was damaged and an attempt was made to destroy a plant associated with a leading government component. Several people were harmed as anti American sentiment rose following the event on the night of November in Rock?
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Mexico
Rio Rodriguez
Rock
Chinese and Japs Clash Amid Rising Tensions
Reported clashes between Chinese and Japanese forces grow sharper as Tokio papers warn of an alarming situation. Chinese officials claim arrests at the German and Japanese consulates, with Chinese subjects allegedly tortured and sentenced, while others allege torture of Japanese individuals.
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Taolu
Garment Workers Return to Shops in Chicago Strike Resolution
Chicago garment workers in 0.96 union units have returned to shops after signing the agreement. It is expected the rest will follow, with several smaller shops already resuming work. The larger shops face renewed pressure as the strike stance shifts the balance toward reopening.
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Chicago
Ts Im
America Resumes Relations With Portugal
Diplomatic representatives of America, Germany, Russia, Sweden, and Norway told the Portuguese foreign office they are authorized to resume negotiations on current affairs with the Portuguese government.
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Lisbon
Portugal
America
Germany
Russia
Sweden
Norway
Foreign Office
Masked burglar wounds Henry Rosen fatally in Madison
A masked burglar shot Henry Rosen, a Madison Avenue shop manufacturer, as he entered Rosen’s apartments in New York. The attacker fled. Rosen died from his wounds. Detectives investigated the incident as a fatal home invasion.
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Henry Rosen
Madison Airet
Rosen
Robber's Booty Disappointing in Seattle Chase
A would be thief grabbed a canvas bag of nickels from an express wagon stand in front of the Scandinavian American bank and, after a chase lasting several blocks, escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Clerk of Court Kills Himself After Auditor Report
Bloomington Illinois report states Joseph Kueuniel former circuit clerk of Logan County killed himself following an auditor's release that his court reports were short over five thousand dollars. The incident underscores financial misstatement concerns in local government records.
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Bloomington
Tll
Joseph Kueuniel
Logan County
Unclear fragmentary item hints at baby and family notes
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a baby and names in a garbled, partial way with scattered phrases about people and events. The text is too corrupted to extract concrete facts, dates, or identifiable entities.
Not Even Moti ar. tee be DOSES and birthds of kin
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a family scene with siblings, a birth, and a mother faintly referenced. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and incomplete phrases, making it hard to extract clear events or names.
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Sipesees
Bob Wieiuse
Tinide
Rheumatism remedy and kidney function notes
An old suggested home treatment emphasizes kidney work as filters to prevent acids from causing rheumatism stomach trouble and urinary issues. It prescribes Elufid Extract Dandelion Compound argon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla in teaspoonful doses after meals and at night. Drink plenty of water and post the guidance for household use.
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