Colored School Attendance Sparks City Debate In Springfield
The article outlines the growing number of colored pupils in Springfield public schools, noting arrivals at various buildings and the district's policy to integrate. It cites board actions relocating attending pupils, the impact on facilities, and public reactions, including comments on equality of education and broader political context.
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Dibert Street
Schaffer Street
Lagonda
Meenant Street
Geome
Almoynt O
Olin
Stark County
Spriegfeld
Sretem i
Springfield
Eoonevor
Springfeld
Tomdge
Ownter
Eltte
Mengant
Leonard Great Effory
Cincinnati
Ohio
Leonard
Ciocionati
Jax Bayle, Jr
Cgegette
Boyle
Adam
Republican Party
Adapport
Mr. Boyle
Metaally
Mr. Royle
Agalant
Mr. Hoyle
Dr Leonard
Dr. Leonard
Jim Boyle
Important Suit Against Firms Over Back Creek Sewage
The King County court hears two related actions by John and David Snyder against the city of Springfield and Warder Bushnell & Cleaner. Plaintiffs claim sewer discharges foul Back Creek, harming land, mills, and stock water, seeking $5,000 and injunctions. Warder Bushnell & Cleaner deny wrongdoing, stating their mill and workers contribute to local pollution, seeking dismissal of claims.
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Back Creek
Warder, Bushnell & Glessner
John
David L. Snyder
Bowman & Bowman
Springfield
Warder, Bushnell & Cleaner
Huck Creek
Muin Street
Tito Street
Corporation Line
Corporation
Buck Creek
Mad River
Am Street
Aod
Dewerdaod
Hack Creek
Enid
Anid
Maintein
Race
Edermek
Atoremid
le Cnme
Eaid
Amid
Behiterun
Fhlina
Ami
Amd
Tony
Millan
Foto
Ostinwll & Clesaner
Telipornes Tee
Leon Pees
Nagtiwell & Cleaner
Drunkenness Charge Sparks Alley Turmoil at Market Street Station
A disorderly conduct case ends in a chaotic scene as officers restrain a drunken man at Market Street station. The suspect berates bystanders, resists with violence and threats, and endangers others with water, hoses, and shouting. Police, including Officer Marshall, eventually quell the disturbance after several minutes of commotion.
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Jacob Meine
Piug
Atreeta
Marshall
Marie
Vol Dome
Ant
Spring Street
Theo
Volone
Maine
Patrick Ryan Dies After Long Illness in City
Patrick Ryan aged Biot sears died this evening after a long illness. Devenae was the oldest drayman in the city, with a history of service to the Lane of Hibernin and a noted figure among cattle merchants and local traders. The story includes guardianship actions for Mrs Block and court proceedings in Shreveport and Monmouth, with multiple family members named and a weekly sale of land interests noted.
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Patrick Ryan
Sears Wowell
Hoover
Shreveport
Peter Ol
Tod
Monmouth
Mr. Hoover
Fragmented OCR History Snippets From Mid Century Text
A garbled report lists scattered historical notes on stamps, Cologne Cathedral restoration, and midwestern dinners. It mentions Sidw Thottand, Cochlo, and New York dining scenes with disjointed phrases and dates, offering only partial, unclear facts.
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Rome
Cologne
Wabout
Derdswleut
Cochlo
Tudla
New York
Tiberie
Fomieriom
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Arter
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Dayton Joy Steam Laundry
Gigar and
Newo Deput
Lagunda Nouge
Spain
Rambler's Note Book
Ein
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Columbus
Huyton
Lowrey Jackeon
Ciarionath
George Spence
Inrael
Foraker
Campagen
Boston
Arcade Depot
Mater
Jota L. Sullivan
Sullvan
Sullivan En Reed
Newabuya
Sullivan
Tie
Pup
Melaria
Meade
Barnum
Rel
Bam
Record
Market Square
Sulivan
Otter Sullivan
McCuffrer
MoowMoy
Janess
Marthaan
Uerver
Joho L
Gueh Puplla
Voral Society
Geelety
Isome
Roerved
Geyer
First Presbyterian Ecvarets
Samuel Verhank
Bartank
Atlanta
Penelope Opera Company
Franklel
Lastrel
Richard
Mike Welch
Charley Welcker
Thin City
Alvin Joslin
Dave Wilborn
Lexington
Neaia
SpringGel
Chorle
Jim Buford
Kentucky
Hee Line
Pan
Garda
Ber
Clarmnonti
Cieneral Apithy
Ory
Keron
Hatase
Doo Fox
Hii Volley Weretoog
Iheana
Failer
Ila Boride
Mee Lin
George W. Fuller
Black
Naps 2
Ikea
Nou
Witte McGarthy
John Notah
George
Sherman Tiwwek
Misa Flora Ilack
W. Todd
Beard
Bealf
Block
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