City Water and Sewer Rates Protest Deferred Hearing
Citizens petitioned the Water and Sewer Commission over proposed assessment charges for water and sewer services. The hearing was adjourned to October 1 as officials argued city consultation was missing and city officers should defend the municipal case.
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Stock trading opens heavy after brisk session
A brisk morning for stock trading saw gains across major indices led by the standard industrials group though several issues faced selling pressure. Traders noted cautious sentiment as early optimism faded and mixed results from firms influenced the market mood.
League Embraces German Team As Briand Presses Peace
Geneva report recalls Briand praising new members and urging faith that mountains can move. Stresemann and Br h t pledge perpetual peace and international cooperation and to resolve disputes by arbitration. Briand calls for GermanFrance reconciliation and broader collective security.
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Masked Negroes Sought in Death of Penny Youth
Chester residents seek two masked men after 19 year old Walter Harden was killed on a Towne road near Bridgewater. Harden tried to protect a girl companion as the attackers fired hitting him twice in the chest. The assailants fled in a touring car leaving the girl injured and the other youth William Hamilton unharmed.
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Upshaw Blames Wet Leaders for Setback
In a contested report, Upshaw attributes a setback to wet leadership and signals ongoing vote checks in Lamby county. The piece notes tensions around political figures and potential reruns as results trend toward late counts and delayed outcomes.
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Roxy Stinson In Gotham To Attend Trial
Roxy Stinson travels to New York to attend the trial of the man accused in the death of her husband. Probers say new dope and retold testimony may shed light on the case as the proceedings unfold in the national capital and Washington.
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U.S. Boasts 11,000 Millionaires Amid War Profits
The United States reportedly counts about 11 000 ind in wealth during wartime, per Joseph S Meiy Treasury actuary. Wealth concentrated in New York and major financial hubs, with figures tracing to bank profits and new tax measures.
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Valentings Will May Be Contested
A partial transcription notes a potential challenge to the Valentings will involving Rudolph Valentings as the central figure. The document references Warner and Nawmins, with mentions of equal shares and possible arrangements around estate assets.
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Athens Riots End as Government Blames Communists
Civil unrest erupts in Athens after a clash between mutinous Republican guards and Greek army troops. Premier Rendylis accuses communists and royalists of exploiting the chaos as about 1,000 guards surrender after hours of fighting. Casualties reported vary, with authorities listing several dead and many wounded.
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Late News Bulletins From Sept 106 Across Cities
Wired funds aboard a Grand Trunk train, a plot to kill Dr Gumeppi Metts is charged, clashes on the Yangtse river report American destroyers under fire, a German banker testifies on wartime profiteering, a grocer is found guilty of murder, Queen Mareetl plans a U.S. visit, and a Belgian woman is jailed for insulting officials.
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Confessions Tie Witnesses To Four Year Old Murder Case
New Hampshire residents Geraline Gorshine and Kathrine Rastall admit hearing shots and a woman's scream near the Phillips farm where a murder four years ago occurred. Detectives say their statements align with prior testimony as they describe being within 3000 yards of the scene and recount meeting at a theater and driving to Throney’s Lane.
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Fragmented OCR note on petroleum and fishing trade
The readable text discusses petroleum, fish, and transport in a distant region. It mentions markets, transportation routes, and concerns over fuel supply and trade flows. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but reference to global energy and fishing sectors appears.
Fragmented OCR Item On Unknown People
A truncated OCR fragment mentions names and a location but provides no clear event or outcome. The readable parts hint at a report involving individuals and a place, but specifics are missing.
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