Raid Case Heard Decision Reserved in Janes Alpsander Juvenile Scene
City court heard a raid case involving Ele Walker and others at a rear Twelfth Street house. Alexander remanded on bond, a 450 boot disorderly conduct charge faced, and Tom Meirresed released on recognizance after alleged gunplay on The Street. Police reports described a nighttime disturbance and threats. events followed reports of a firing and a confrontation between local residents.
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Miter
Janes Alpsander
Ele Walker
Reps
Alexander
Tom Mei
Ho Wan
Joe Winn
Jym
Whiee Howe
Judge Stephenson Upholds Injunction Appeal Decision
Appellate court affirms lower court ruling on vacating part of Geach street between West Ave and Vine, affecting Whitaker Co project. Stratton et al sued July 15, 1915, over enforcing an injunction. court holds owners touching the street must receive notice and rights to contest, with further guidance on Beaton precedents.
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Are Toston
J. Stratton
Doin Wy ‘Hall
Stratton
Ne Swage
Sounell
Geach Street
Whitaker Co
West Ave
Vine
Eureet
Cape
Jatt
Beatin
Stephenson
Common Pleas Court
Amiemers Miller
Building Boom Spreads Through the Midwest
The report notes a surge in construction contracts across the Missouri and north of the Mississippi, ending May 16. Total May activity reaches 191.827 million dollars with Chicago leading the Midwest surge. Industrial and public works dominate, including banks, churches, theatres, and school buildings in a broad expansion.
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D.C
Department of Labor
Halling
Missouri
Hla
Chicago
Middle West
Suit Filed For Ten Thousand Dollars In Explosion Case
A civil action seeks ten thousand dollars in damages from The Tatten Fire and Gas Company over a November explosion that damaged property and caused injuries to victims. The suit names IWONTOS Jana 23 Walver Gramt as a principal plaintiff and cites the event date and defendant responsibility.
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Iwontos
Jana
Walver Gramt
Lawreere
Pester
After Third Term Rev A Breezap Candidate
Fragmentary OCR hints a political candidate involved in a third term bid with names like Breezap Portemuh Baggust and Mt, plus mentions of Mrs and Mt families. The legible parts indicate a legislative context and GOP activity, but most details are unclear.
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Breezap
Portemuh
Tetes
Beka Moace
Flerenth Street
Whalterra
Repubsh
Damage Suit Carried To United States Court Years Ago
A damaged OCR fragment reports a federal court action involving Norfolk and Western Railway Company over a personal injury claim. Names such as Welker D Hines and Salter appear with references to a train collision and injuries. The text is garbled but indicates a case carried to the U S Court for damages for injuries arising from a railroad incident in Trenton and related places.
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United States
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ey Segky
Ducillas
Siiek
Teese Mg
Salter
S Comet
SUMO
Asmasea
Trenton Varil
Erecting Business Boon Week in Local News
Erecting Business Boon Week reports plans for a new building project featuring brickwork and construction crews. The article notes a duplicate design from a nearby cover site and references a drink parlor and retail space linked to the project. Local officials discuss zoning and anticipated economic impact.
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Clawsen
Gallia
Bence
Is anxious to locate his mother in Red Cross action
A boy named Ted Cyms An'rions seeks his mother as a Red Cross service office notes his missing kin. The Red Cross girl who arrived at Camp Wir N is on the first floor of the National Bank building as Wheeler writes.
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the Cross
Corlier
Ted Cyms
Anrions
Wheeler
Red Cross
Camp Wir
Sertaiin
Natonal Hank
Fisher Family Visit and Local Social Notes in Greenup
Greenup news notes an extended visit as Mr and Mrs Edgar Fisher and their two children from Kim salla West Virginia visited N W Klein this week. Local residents include Brad Warneck’s army discharge, Logans family trips, and several visits among Misses Proctor Dooley Nickell Parton and Kinner.
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Greendd
Edgar Fisher
Kimsall
W. Va
N. We Klein
Divorce Granted After Prolonged Separation
The court awarded a divorce to the plaintiff on the grounds of willful absence. The husband, identified as Jones or Drienne Dnnes, a gambler and drunkard, left over three years ago. The case was heard by Judge Stephenaon in Con Moued Ler, with attorney Beatty representing the plaintiff.
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Jones
Stephenaon
Sears
Siment Shewna
Leste Jones
Haley
T. C. Cist
Hig Clty
Beatty
Things Seen in Portsmouth A Prairie Mule and More Fray
A fragmentary Portsmouth notice recounts a mule on Gallia Street causing chaos as two women drive it past Ste own, a wreck at Gallia Square, and a elderly resident seen with a firearm in a porch scene. Other anecdotes include a grocer on Clay Street chasing a mule and two brothers brawling on Eleventh Street.
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Clay Street
Walter Raleigh
Gallia Street
Hucktera
Patron
Samphis
East
Ayanto
Svioto Bridge
New York Underworld Themed Casino Play Lights Up Broadway
A major New York stage production titled Casino Play deals with the city’s underworld and its seamy side. Written by Wil Mack, it stars in a complete scenic production with performances starting Monday night and continuing through the week. The show is described as a standout success from Sears’ era with strong company backing and a special Wednesday afternoon matinee.
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Millbrook
Ny Sears
Wil Mack
New York City
Troyer
New
NASA
Home-Coming at Otway July 4th celebration slated
A July 4th program at Otway features patriotic addresses by Judge James and other speakers. Festivities include music by Seda Brees band, arrangements led by J Liston and planned by local committee. The event aims to honor Independence Day with a fall day parade and entertainment at Garvin's Grove near Olway, Ohio, with participation from local fraternal groups.
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James 9
Thomas
T. C. Beatty
B. F. Kimble
Oi Tits
K. of
Seda Brees
Oreas
The
Committee On
Ecktie Ignert
J. Liston
EL EL Dratt
pheasant egg shipment distributed in Selata County
Loral Game Protector Frank Ty Voorhees reported a shipment of 500 pheasant eggs received Saturday for distribution in Selata County. Chief Game Protector A C Baxter announced the eggs came from Wallace Farms near Chirag, a leading ring-necked pheasant farm. Interested residents can meet Voorhees at 2205-1 for tours or further information.
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Loral
Frank Ty. Voorhees
Selata County
A. C. Baxter
Wallace Fyans
Chirag
Miss Markham Leads In Wartime Stamp Contest
The city’s young hopefuls vie to support government war debt relief through Thrift and War Savings Stamps. Contestants include Quasers, Helen Scott, Lorena Harris, Clara Rush, Miriam Neadocler, Lorene Nazel, Irene Kidd, and others with varied bid figures listed.
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Miriam Neadocler
Lorene Nazel
Irene Kidd
Alice Jatestan
Rath Fitch
Far
Arrival of Sergeant Iron can at Charleston
Warden B Muncan recites a telegram announcing the safe arrival of her husband, Sergeant Iron can, at Charleston from overseas service with Co A. Lth Kna cers. Warren endured months of fighting with no injuries and is expected home soon with $29.
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ML Meatier
Flerenth Street
Strgeant HH
Brithmore
Mil
Muncan
Cave Wolfey
Eighth Street
Bax
Ironcan
Charleston
Knacers
Warren
Bible Students Meet at City Convention in Witte Street
The international Bible Students convention opens with a thirty minute praise service at Witte Street, Tall, Rebineenaceane and Slay Streets. J. Martin of Dayton delivers an address and attendees from Huntingtea, Trenton, and nearby areas join the gathering with events scheduled for today including opening services at 90 A. M. and Baptismal and other talks led by J. P. Martin and I. Fe Praise Berri.
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International Bible
Witte Students
J. Martin
Dayton
Dviczates
Huntingtea
Trenton
Vacationing Hugh Wiewinn Returns From Oelwein
A garbled notice reports Hugh Wiewinn of Mt. and Mret and Hugh Aleeins of Seventh Street are home on a ten day vacation from Oelwein Iowa where he has borne raz Plorp and works as a mechanical Amusman.
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Hugh Wiewinn Oon
Hugh Aleeins
Seventh Strett
Oelwein
Tora
Raz Plorp
Hiegins
REO Representative Discusses Market Outlook
REO car representative stated on Saturday that he had received war freight delays due to Chinese lead shortages and predicted the market would begin to improve within the next ten days. He indicated the firm would release new models among the first two aggressive var sessions of the year.
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REO
Reo Automobile
Canteen Workers Busy During Soldier Feed Time
Canteen workers at a field facility in the U.S. Army supply lines report heavy activity as soldiers receive meals. Ambush risks noted with large crowds and train movements described. Report mentions New York arrangements and concerns over troop movements abroad.
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U.S.A
APTS
S&f
Eesas Roth
New York
Retical Corps
Eorps
Merkern
Rmn
Eoldur
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