Mystery in Libel Case Teases Verdant Flag Riddle
Fragmentary OCR reveals a long trial piece referencing a libel case involving Creece Ford counsel with testimony rebutting Tribune defense. It mentions Verd fisg nations, Lemuel Marquis, St Pauls Cathedral figures, and a proposed flag symbol of worker unity amid wartime tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creece
Ford
Tribune
Mr Clemens
Mich
Chicago
Lemuel S Marquis
Fred
St Pauls Cathedral
Letrait
St Pan's
Derroft
Mord
Clurch Hall
Tartary
Europe
Ferdentdle
Nate Ston
Uae
Denn Hong
Todd
Caler
State University
Ted Darting
Sophia Fendi
Tyra
Bull sale records murky fragment references prices
Fragmentary OCR notes show a 12 year old bull sold for 65000 dollars. The text includes scattered names like Gabe and Walley and mentions locations such as Scuttington Com and a buyer. Details are unclear due to garbled spelling and incomplete lines.
Northern Lights Special August Train Schedule
A detailed notice describes a revised August train service from Cadoghy to Flos yoo with a new Hat section L2 meeting the train 17 on Sunday. It notes passenger demand, capacity limits, and planned contingencies for fall and winter, including water conditions and repairs affecting routes and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlerné
Tina
Mereguhir
Mecesanry
Cabo Nati
Padsonkern
Drin Nadz
Cadariy
Jealousy Sparks Double Murder in Binshainten
A distraught man named Newell Evans allegedly shot and killed his estranged partner Miqa Vera Stickeard and her mother Mrs Strederich Gehard after a quarrel over a child. Evans reportedly fled in a car, was wounded by a bullet, and awaits Ballardian process as authorities pursue him. Neighbors say the family had just moved to No. 208 Flab Ibson Street, with relatives still in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binshainten
Dible
Fratoiss
Newell ¥. Evans
Norerner
Rastrond
Hoek
Evan Waites
Patrice Skinner
Brive
Gmetad
Courlins
Gm Ce Udine Fey
Finmesdale
Tlewan
Cunhoigele
Bite Patrenl
Gume
Finnpatrick
Guo Monde
Hers
Ibson Street
Local coal dealers say they cannot meet demand now
Local coal dealers report insufficient imports and labor shortages will keep supply tight this winter. They attribute reduced output to wage pressures and foreign labor issues after the armistice, with climate likely to worsen shortages. Dealers warn there is no incentive to raise mining output to meet high demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nosuilles
Boy Killed by Automobile in Tragic Accident
A young boy died after being struck by a car in a roadside incident. Police and emergency responders arrived at the scene as investigators began reviewing witnesses and vehicle details for clues to what happened.
Ambiguous Car Collision Report Remains Unclear
A garbled note describes a bas suddenly stopping a car and a person being struck, with confusion over how the vehicle halted. The fragment mentions an incident near a street and suggests a collision or sudden stop, but details and identities are unreadable.
Wilson Delays Treaty Vote as Debate Drags On
President Wilson holds back on pressing for Senate ratification of the peace treaty. Administration leaders say each passing week strengthens pro ratification factions without amendments while opponents believe more time can seal defeat. Senator Borah and Senator Moses echo the view that prolonged delay benefits the opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Cometime Sroken
Agrivala
Borah
Moses
Training Boys For Army Urged Again by Baker
The War Department proposes universal three month military training for 19 year olds to create an annual class of 680,000 men. The plan envisions a 21 division regular army with 510,000 peace and 1,260,000 wartime strength and a modified selective service to fill reserves. Youths would report addresses for two years and receive one dollar per report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Baker
Senate
House
General Staff
Army
Pershing
National Army
Germany
Public Action Needed to Prevent Auto Accidents
Public Service Commission investigations of two railroad related crashes show underage drivers, 14 and 15 year olds, violating state Highway Law. At Oldens a 14 year old was killed. at Fanchers six occupants died when a 14 year old driver collided with an electric car. The report urges stricter local enforcement and parental prevention to reduce such fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Avoany
Second
Oldens
Albany Southern Railroad
Electtic
Fanchers
Hochester, Lockport & Baffle
Commission
Strely
Deckhand Exonerated in Erie Railroad President Arrest Case
New York officials stated the deckhand who caused the arrest of Frederick J. Indenwood, Erie Railroad president, for staying on a municipal ferry boat will not be blamed for the incident. Transit officials explained the deckhand acted within rules while Indenwood faced charges of disorderly conduct. Underwood seeks defense from J.B. Blanchveld at New Brighton Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Akira
Frederick Jh. Indenwood
Erie Railroad
St. George
Mara
Underwood
St. Genie
Joan E H. Delaney
Plant and Structures
Delaney
Techen
Ur Underwood
J.B. Blanchveld
King
New Brighton
County Detective on Stand Faces Conflicting Testimony
A transcript shows the County Detective testifying amid conflicting accounts surrounding a municipal investigation. The hearing probes tone and gaps in witness recollections while officials pursue corrective steps and address prior statements. The report notes references to others including district attorneys and a transport department inquiry.
Greene Returns After Eighteen Months With A. E. F.
Roswell F. Greene has arrived in Newport News Virginia after nearly eighteen months of foreign service with the American Expeditionary Forces He enlisted in New York City on October 1 1917 trained at Governors Island sailed for France February 1918 and served as private first class Beholding coterminous with the War Department policy he may be sent to Camp Upton Long Island for honorable discharge Sources note Greene is a member of Unit 31 Graves Registration Service and a graduate of the Renouard School of Embalming
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Expeditionary Forces
Roswell F. Greene
Newport News
Virginia
Zepher Kh. Greene
Washington Strest
Greene
Unit 31
Graves Registration Service
Germany
New York City
Renouard School of
Governor's Island
France
War Department
Camp Upton
Long Island
Rev John F Waters Dies In Brooklyn Pastor Served Zion Church
Rev John F Waters D D longtime pastor of the A M E Zion Church in Newburgh died at his Brooklyn home Sunday afternoon. He led Zion from 1912 to 1916 and oversaw repairs at the Ralph Avenue church. Funeral services will be held at the Brooklyn church Wednesday evening at six o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
John F. Waiters
A. M. E. Zion
Ciy
Mr. Waters
Zion
Wasiington Siferi
Waters
Ralph Avenue
Brooklyn
Child Drowned In Culvers Lake At Newark Camp
A young child drowned while playing by the edge of Culvers Lake near Ragastreet Newark. The boy, son of Mr and Mrs Stesert W Jap sean, was with parents at Camp Altmere when he wandered away from their view and was found unresponsive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culvers Lake
Heart
Stesert W. Japsean
Ragastreet
Newark
Camp Altmere
Bkten
State Hospital Events and Personnel Shifts Across Westwood
Miss Katherine Ryan returns as night charge at Westwood Hospital with Mrs Dora Trasla taking post in her absence and aiding a tug of war effort. Several staff and visitors are noted by name, including Burke Goff’s son at Thrall Hospital, travelers from Port Jervis to Monticello, and staff on vacation. The A E Stephens Company adds 50 workers to East Group construction, while the hospital baseball team faces General Hospital. The 45th annual report is in preparation and census stands at 22 patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Ryan
Westwood
Dora Trasla
Miss Ryan
Burton Goff
George
Thrail Hospital
Anna Flannigan
Mas Tenjamin
Port Jervis
Monticello
John E. McAloon
George Walker
Messrs
Keegan and Decker
Sullivan County
George J. Bellla
Ray Bailey
Wm. B. Limberger
Buffalo
Chautauqua
Emma Townsend
Annie
Craig
Buckley
Joseph Schramm
Willard State Hospital
J. L. Shelton
C. F. Norton
Eliizabeth Kenney
Philadelphia
Lansdell
Atlantic City
Beach Haven
A. E. Stephens Company
East Group
State Hospital Club
General Hospital
Henry B. Norton
Thrall Hospital
Marr Chorton
RLNL
Ashley Hall
Paul Crowley
Com- Tom Farm
Virginia
Brown Hunter
South
Felix Vichary
Charles Corwin
Vincent Werant
Mapes Family Reunion Set for August 24 at Fair Grounds
President Edson Mapen announces the Mapes family amhral reunion and business meeting will be held at the Fair Grounds on Thursday of the week, August 24. The luncheon and business meeting will take place at the rest tent on the grounds at 10 o'clock. Family members are to attend without further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson Mapen
Mapes
Thurs- Gar
Sancheon
Stounds
Business Troubles Reported in Patchy OCR Sequences
Fragmented OCR notes outline a business dispute involving a contractor and builder named Coleridge H. Koeasler and associates. Mentions Newhareh and planning mills with scattered figures such as 254 archasers and 27 Ste. beneclate, plus names Joan and Harrison and Fowler of Newbargh, though many details are illegible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleridge H. Koeasler
Newhareh
Ste. Beneclate
Newhireh Planning Mills
Fons
Joan 3
Harrison
Saite
Fowler
Newbargh
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RT. Paul's Cathedral
Henry Ford
Gabe Ce
1. GO. Walley
Scuttington. Com
Wlan
Tun Tay Wits
Reezy
Albed
Aden
Sosteaui
Jake Hive
Yorte Ata Pen
Doge
Dedlera
Pye Newbusen
Peter Pears
Ted Ata
Mita
Tavbe
Santehalos
Balkan
Chen Fsbo
Deckhand
Trnes Press
Newi Apa
Neshursh
Catel Breen
Veo
Atletic and Motorcycle Club
J. F. Waters
A.M. EB. Zion
Newborgh
Culver’s Lake
State Hospital
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