Young Lad Held Up At North End
Edward D Reeder junior, 15 or 16, son of Mr and Mrs Edward D Reeder of Northside Park, was held up near North street by four young men returning home from a Boy Scouts meeting. They choked him, searched his pockets for forty five cents, kicked him several times and fled into a nearby field. He was uninjured but shaken and could not clearly recount the events. No suspects have been found.
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Edward D Reeder
Edward D. Reeder
Northside Park
City Limita
North Street
Patlhe
McEther
Young Needer
Seouta
North Street Congregational Church
Westor
Bern
Norah
Serena
Theedor
Jie
Aviator's Body Is Sent to His Home After Fatal Crash
The widow of Major Patrick Frisner witnessed the fatal crash of the Delaviland Aeroplane intended for the International Sound Line Derby near Mineola. Major Frisner died Saturday, with Lieutenant James W. Delphine aiding from Indianapolis. The wreckage was shipped to Tape Girne, Missouri, then to Indianapolis, and Major Frisner’s body was en route aboard an Erie train after 316 o'clock. He was reported to be rapidly recovering at Otaville Hospital before the final tragedy.
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Patrick Frisner
Delaviland
Mineula
Wedevosding
Cuddebickyne
Girne
Mendiey
James W. Delphine
Iitor
Astation Repke
Indianapolis
Indy
Erie
Hallird
Frinnell
Otiaville Hospital
Army Hospital
Walling Farm Sold For Over Forty Thousand Dollars
G E Shoemaker sold the 200 acre Walling farm southeast of inte chty to Myer Gobbers of Brooklyn for more than $40,000. Gobbers plans to enlarge the present affairs and continue farming. The purchase was announced Tuesday morning.
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G. E. Shoemaker
Wal-ling
Inte Chty
Myer Gobbers
Brooklyn
Shoemaker
Shammaker
Gaddberm
Lin Bern Enranel
Sears
Stinemaker
Thompson Ridge Farmer Is Hurt
Thompson Ridge farmer Elmer Crasteni was injured when a tandem sulky fell, pinning him under the plow. Crasteni had sold his farm and planned to build a house after buying a building in Thomneen Rifga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Ridge
Ae Jerera
Elmer FL Crasteni
Thomneen Rifga
Fragmented text fragmentary phrases and names
Incoherent OCR style excerpt with garbled words and scattered phrases. It mentions a few proper names and dates in a disordered stream, lacking a clear event, action, or outcome for a coherent newspaper item.
Higher Salaries for Episcopal Clergy Revealed
A new national plan to raise Episcopal Church salaries targets inadequately paid clergy. Dioceses will survey finances and add needed funds to ensure proper wages, funded by a clergy relief fund and private subscriptions. Data show many priests earn under 1500 annually, with some under 500.
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Prscopal Church
Episcopal Geneal Convention
Detroit
Surevey
Nerc
Yarlong
Bourda
United States
Naliriva
New England
Middle West
Pacific
Epscopal
Mwahops
Recciya
Recoiva Man
Newark
Wren
Bomb Remains Turned Up In Wanamaker House Plot
A bomb sent to Mrs. Wanamaker at Tuxedo Park New York exploded near her home. The package contained powder and pepper with a detonator, and the assistant butler was arrested after investigators traced the device to the sender. The incident prompted a police inquiry led by Deputy Commissioner Detectives as authorities described the assassination attempt as a venereal crime connected to the Wanamaker household.
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New York
Rodman Winamaker
Wanamaker Minmer
Puxedy Park
Winmaker
Winnamaker
Dant Squires
Wanimaker
George Bmp
Hatharnd
Wariner
Fabs
Charles Newman
Werft
Jt Gegnan
Palter
Lin
Fornes
Belle
Ernest Albert Gustave
WP Hoverkeeper
Rand
John Sledge
Lockwood Case Thrown Out Amid Prosecution Questions
Newburgh hearers weigh prosecution details as defense argues delays and missteps. Several administrations and local firms cited in dispute. investigators pressed by the court as evidence is reviewed. The accused faces dismissal after prolonged questioning with no verdict reached.
YMC A Girls Honored for Courage in France Parade
Five YMCA women who served with the First Division march with the troops in New York. Miss Gertrude Ely Bryn Mawr Pa crosses the Rhine and wins Croix de Guerre. Miss Ethel Torrance cited for canteen work. Miss Francis Gulick Miss Arrowem Croix de Guerre holder. Miss Marjorie Skelding served coffee and doughnuts up to Armistice signing.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Red Triangle
Greare
Gertrude Ely
Bryn Mawr
Rhine
Ethel Torrance
Francis G. Gulick
N. Arrowem
XM. A
Marjorie Skelding
Chamber of Commerce to Aid Leatherwear Bond Issue
The Leatherwear Company of Amecten plans a 30000 bond issue at six percent secured by a first mortgage to finance a building projected at about 50000. The company will contribute the remainder. Leatherwear and a local bank will take initial bond shares to start the project. The bonds will be floated in 500 denominations and retired at 5000 annually.
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Leatherwear Company
Amecten
Sound One
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Diverters
Fe Taitere d Inthein
Dam
Tantherwenar Company
Bonis
Art Denat Sth
Ritchie
Waiagadesy
Atlee Ty Bate
Mon Meal Fecatien
Maan Feoninge
Loaded Gun Among Two Boys in Hospital Notice
Crime or accident mention appears in fragmentary text about a loaded gun and two boys. The item references hospital context and church figures, including Father Colfer and local parish figures, with other societal notices. The readable portion centers on a church service and community announcements surrounding hospital staff and events.
Unclear text fragment reports on a hospital event and attendees
The readable portion mentions a hospital setting with a few names and roles but the text is heavily garbled. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the fragments provided.
Lew Dockstader In a Sanitarium
Lew Dockstader of New York, a famed entertainer, collapsed at his Long Beach home and was taken to a sanitarium. His wife said he received care and would undergo a medical procedure, remaining under observation at a private hospital.
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New York
Len Dockstader
Mra
Deckstades
Shane Pate
Memorials for Stansbury and Wengenroth at Monhagen Hose
Memorials read for former Mayor William K Stansbury and Philip C Wengenroth at Monhagen Hose Company meeting. Rev Dr Kirkwood delivered tributes noting Stansbury joined 1889 and served thirty years, with fond memories of his wit and leadership. Wengenroth joined 1828 and showed loyal camaraderie, described as genial and kind in friendship and service.
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William Kirkland Stansbury
Phillip C. Wengenroth
Bronday
Monhagen Hose Company
RH O. Kirkwood
Mr. Stansbury
Willam H. Rogers
Aaron J. Hornbeck
E. Millen
Bir. Wengenroth
F. W. Blott
Charles
Stansburgh
Monhagen
Stansbury
Willewemoc
Our
Calmir
Tulrgis
Apeak
Philip C. Wengenroth
Chiple Weneenroth
Abandon Building Campaign Moves to Sell Bonds for Community Project
The Board Commerce voted to abandon the industrial building campaign after a thorough review, citing insufficient citizen interest and funds. Initial stock payments will be refunded, while a separate plan proposes selling 11,000 dollars of four percent second mortgage bonds to cover remodeling of the Argus building for community use, ready by November first.
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Chamber of Commerce
Leatherwear Company of America
Times-Press
Thhe Argus
Leatherwear
Inquest Opens Into Wreck Tragedy at Holmes Station
Coroner John A Card probes possible criminal negligence after the Central New England wreck near Holmes on September 28 killed three. Flagman Ralph Pugsiey testified he signaled 600 feet away and admitted disobeying rule 99 by not placing fuses. other witnesses include conductor E P Brown, engineer Frank Booth, and Engineer Albert Francia. The brake system reportedly failed to respond.
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Foughkeepsie
Central
Pugsler
Card
Haas
Ihe Isan
E. P. Brown
Frank 3. Booth
Mimuck
Henry J. Ronalda
Booth
Albert Francia
Autos Damaged On James Street
The Ford coupe of Hert D. Shorter was hit in front of a store on James Street about 8 o’clock Monday night. A Ford driven by an unknown driver attempted a pass and caused extensive damage to Shorter’s car. The guilty motorist halted and arranged settlement with Shorter. Marion Greerett and a son are involved in the incident.
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Hert
D. Shorter
bin Dames
Shorter
Mr. Shorter
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Miley
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France
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Tertrude
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Marjorie Shelding
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Mary N. Arrowsmith
Washington
Chamber Commerce
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State Hospital
M. H. Benton
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Ter
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Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
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Aegular
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Colfer
Sinto Hospital
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Ahly
Irene Paar
Urwine Pedormans
Waetar
Slatineh
Mei Ylaie
Allstar
Ummta Teere
Mire
Avhio
Mra Kelly
Dr. Moody
Winifred Breuatten
Maries Poank
Bataee
Norman CL Netason
John Pen
Margaret EE. Renton
Robert Trumble
Otisville
Syracuse
Webb Horton
Frank Emrich
Engineer's Department
North Woods
Adirondacks
State Hostal Employes’ Association
Gunther
Albany
Moore
Iola
Olive Street
Bonneil
Lodmpeda
Madeline McManus
Pittshurch
New York City
Mie
Katherine Hamilton
Aurost
Nores
Wand
Ashley Hall
Katharnsne
Ae Jone
Allecia McCne
Ptrar Conslin
Asmaganertt
Coparre
Mies i Mary
Greenall
Getinawe Witt
Dablay Hall
Lew Dockstader
Monhagens
W.K. Stansbury-Philip
C. Wengenroth
Abandon
James Street
RTH
Marion Grerett
Ane
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