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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
2
Charlies McDonald a driver recently arrived from Buffalo N Y was killed and four others suffered minor bruises when an automobile accident occurred in Memphis Tennessee authorities said.
After strike riots in Cleveland Ohio eight people were severely injured and many suffered head injuries from police clubs. About thirty arrests were reported as Abe Monheim a garment factory foreman stood with simpatizers in a crowd of around 249.
A meeting in Winona Indiana begins at two o clock on July with ending events featuring Bansuet on the evening of July 12. Amid scattered garbled text references supporters and officials, the item notes a Labor Day state fair tied to Indiana agriculture leaders and city officials in Indianapolis.
Foreign events mention an admiral and a ship near the Atlantic while a thief snatched a handbag from Mrs. Mary Scott Harrison widow of Benjamin Harrison in Venice Italy. She screamed and the thief was arrested.
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page mentions names and numbers but is largely unintelligible. It appears to reference people, dates, and locations without clear context or complete sentences. Further readable content is needed for a reliable summary.
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state include Teesck and Tile Company of South Pendleton with stock of 25,900 to manufacture and set brick and three. incorporators are William P P Calvert, D G Miller, William Miller. Octagon Oil and Gas Company of Muncie with capital stock 15,009 to deal in oil and gas wells. incorporators are R W Brown, Everett Moore, C Bash.
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