Tax measures in midwest states prompt highway expansions
The report outlines proposed and enacted road funding across fourteen Midwestern states. It details license taxes and gasoline taxes funding road construction, including hundreds of miles of new highway and bridges. It notes projected expenditures around eighty three million dollars and references concrete and brick paving, with figures for miles and costs per state. It also mentions substantial tax receipts and notes objections to old road tax methods, asserting the plan aims to extend roads and improve travel infrastructure nationwide.
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Dnvey
Fathers Atathers
Vehiry
Athis
Bepawas
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
South Daim
Webetnele
Vnltugue
Traopk
Soyen Carens
Mbutene
Miseour
A Stata
Erstemn
Tho Anis
Gilles Uns
Lee
Aeronda
Wu Apyroriuia
Free Sweetheart in Slaying Probe
A garbled crime report references a slaying probe involving individuals named Gedan Hablwist and Mrs Wan. It notes arrest in a case tied to a Pearl Port area and mentions a preliminary hearing and a potential grand jury action.
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Tharloce
Sritts Ammning
Amin Tate
Wis
Puipson
Inga
Erin Tries to Stop Baby Abandonment Case
Erin faces legal action as authorities investigate a baby abandonment case. The article notes a child welfare dispute with mentions of workhouses and authorities seeking care for the infant. No clear dates or locations are provided in the readable text.
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Erin
Hefaetur
Get-together Gathering Receives Orchestra Serenade
A school reception marks the opening of a new building for the first women principal era at Thomas Nilesh Pace Junius School. Pupils teachers and parents assembled as Miss Hinmis Gules introduced the junior high and combined high school students and choir, directed by Gor Forlier, with refreshments served.
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Fufins
Thomas Nilesh Pace
Junius School
Migs Hinmis
South
Asma Revert
Armory
Mhree
Miumbers
Bried
Sell Princinls
Errhorri
Main Avenue
Pwader Choirrectinn Ag Direator
Gor Forlier
Mosien
Serra
Mise Gntevic
Fle
Woman seeks $50,000 over discharge from Boston college
Fovisa Tults Ford, ex instructor at Boston University College of Practical Arts, sues Dean Lawrence Davis for $50,000 claiming she was unjustly dismissed after alleging misconduct by some teachers. She says actions led to investigations and that she was told she would not be appointed again, despite applying for reappointment.
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Boston
Fovisa Tults
Ford
College of Practical Arts and Lotters
Boston University
Sui
Aive Jauwrence Davis
Col
Ingo
Fiat
Wesdene Bisany
Abo
Evalynes
Wordsseerts
Devo Vavin
Death of Gil’s Stepmother Shocks Springfield Ohio
Page text reports the death of Gil’s stepmother in Springfield Ohio with unclear details. Names such as Keta Stromnid and Abney Strome appear obliquely, along with references to a Saturday event and investigations. The fragmentary OCR hints at a local tragedy or family incident under police or court inquiry.
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Springfield
Ohio
Sid
Gerth Strame
Ater
Keta Stromnid
New Caria
Vie
Mitierians
Atvony
Melinaes Amt
Steeri
Walter de Lewis
Snr
Old gas theft and vague threats ripple through city
A garbled, partial report mentions a woman blocking a gas line and references vague names and places. The text is largely unreadable but hints at incidents involving old infrastructure and possible criminal activity. No clear dates, persons, or outcomes could be established from the legible fragments.
Injured flyer taken to base hospital after crash
Likwendit A, PD, was severely injured in an air incident near Kelly Mele Virsa. A second pilot reportedly pilfered a bral Néew and several puryabankhe before piloting two planes. The event occurred near Mart Lane Uottstey Wau vesday with no further details available.
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Likwendit A
Orkish
Kelly Mele Virsa
Sles Vt Jingottal
Mart Lane
Uottstey Wau Vesday
Moyers
Puryabankhe
Prieskess Tin Vier
Radio Conference Details and Debates at Hover Meeting
A distorted report describes a Hover Washington conference on radio policy. It mentions delegates, government roles, station operations, and wireless telegraph issues, noting concerns over service quality and regulation amid broad calls for reform.
South getting line on northern crops amid harvest season
Agricultural report notes rising activity in northern crop markets. Fruit and vegetable produce including potatoes are highlighted with concerns over supply chains and pricing. Local growers and distributors anticipate seasonal demand during the fall, with notes on herds and weather affecting yields.
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CHC AG
Seinewerks
Winvel
Agiplye
Blinded in One Eye Boy Hid It Three Days
A boy blinded in one eye reportedly hid the injury for three days, after an incident described with garbled OCR. The fragmentary text mentions a city street scene and an unnamed confrontation, with unclear details about location and context.
Radio logs reveal ship position near Nome port
Fragmentary report notes NPMILLAN radioing from a vessel near Nome in Oct. Details show the ship's position around 40 miles from Lerma Fylnes and fuel arrangements. Mention of Byrnes handling ballast and MacMillan not joining Peary hints at movement toward Wisensors?
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TREOR
N. Sy
Camchanel
Donald BB. MacMian
Sthouner
Fennin
Lion
Wisensaat
Nome
Gt Byrnes
Dick Macauliin
Peary
School board to confer on new plan for South Side High School
The school board discussed a new building plan for South Side Thnier High School with aims to open bids for construction subject to city approval. The meeting included remarks by President Tene Homes and John Fontinian, with mayor and city attorney present, and other agenda items on salaries, promotions, and a university agreement affecting the junior college.
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Thnier High School
Derkeifre Ji Larkshire
Keli
Itesteeting Titalay
Binting
Wspoettir
Aronfermire
Preailent Tene & Homes
Mason Wiltidme
Atlornes
John Fontinian
Chirman
Building Committee
C& Thy Boacd
John Votin
Commissionur
Phil Height
Bopré Teedas
Plelys Jit Dewnos
Ayres Uni
Levis
Ware
Galhurixed
Bo Seks
New Somber
Mannmeuhrers Association
Three Americans Granted Divorces in French Courts
A set of American couples secured divorces in French courts. The cases involved Charles Wilton Clues, Clara Chavlinn-Rishon Gursdawns, Harid Willace Winston, and others. Details reference locations like San Francisco, Exigmien, and Washington Street in 1920s contexts. The report notes court actions and dates amid international proceedings.
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Qet
Gronkiut
Ui Branjob Nouers Sneltide
Harid Willace Winston
Ghette Porter Winston
Wash
Inaton Street
Styrincisis
Arms Being Sent to Chinese Reds
A London dispatch reports a British market observer noting items and aims of shipments to Chinese Bolsheviks. The correspondent highlights fears of foreign influence and the threat to Chinese sovereignty, citing Soviet and Japanese pressures and the need to counter Bolshevik domination in South China.
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Ttruter
Hongkorn &Dye
Cathet
Tautee
South
Chia
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