St Peter's L Award Noted At Rail Dispute
A partial OCR fragment describes St Peter's receiving a 20000 dollar award amid church property disputes. The text references Heaths Sita ziggetnite and Namely tracks near a church, with mentions of North State Street, Buffalo, and New York Comical. Details are garbled but imply railway operations and elevation changes affecting track placement near a church.
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Byatt
Santee
North Mare
Ught
Reid Uae
New York
Shear & Buffalo
Primin Acency North State
Welfare cases drop in Steuben County weekly report
The Steuben County welfare commissioner reports 271 cases closed the week ending March 9 while 144 new cases were added leaving a net decrease of 37. The home at Vint Jond declined to 6135. 69 relief applications were rejected and 12 cases closed amid ongoing investigations. A welfare rally is planned Thursday with speakers from the Knights of Columbus at the club.
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Syracuse
Leon HW. Abybott
Vint Jond
Investi- Felors
Johs A. Datmann
Grimm
Steuben Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Diarcellus A. Lichenlaub
Insurance Firm Seeks Jeaner In Death In Chair
A fragmented report describes an Insurance Company pursuing a person named Jeaner connected to a fatal chair incident. The article references legal actions, a Metropolis company letter, and mentions locations and dates in a murky, OCR-laden accounting of events.
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Insurance Company
Hunts
Thomas Tells Relief Needs Speech at Syracuse University
Norman Thorns, Socialist Party leader, urged cutting national convention costs at Mendricks Chapel on the Syracuse University campus. He argued Democrats will not hold a convention if Roosevelt isn’t nominated and warned Republicans to choose credible presidential hopefuls, noting party aspirants may fight for ballots.
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America
Norman Thorns
Socialist Party
United States
Ora
Syracuse
Universit
Franklin D. Roosevelt
McNamara in Capital Hospital with appendicitis
J. F. McNamara, a University of Georgia law student, lies seriously ill in Capital Hospital after an emergency operation Friday night. His family, including son Jotasnyat, waited by telephone for updates as a postmaster alerted Washington. Doctors from Onondaga and nearby cities attend a hygienists’ meeting in Rochester.
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F. McNamara
Capital Hospital
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McNamaris
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Washington
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Mexamara
Blue Coal Forfar Vnnce Keeps Homes Warm All Winter
A vintage advertisement extols blue coal as the best hard coal for home heating. It promises fast starts on zero mornings, steady clean heat, and even long burns when banked, describing its suitability for creating a warm, comfortable home in cold weather.
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Forfar
Allie
Pulpit Shifts Announced for Sitay May 28
In a period notice the Sane Fue Mingter Association announces pulpit shifts at the First Baptist Church in New York. Rev. Ds. We shy é att and Dr. spits sats lead the service as the organization, based in Seragnse, plans an exchange of ministers for several years amid upheaval in church relations.
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Sane Fue Mingter Association
Anne
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Une Tena
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Spits
New York
Seragnse
Rave
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Ameesang
Missing Man Found Dead by Gas in Garage
A missing man, Joseph Bowdreat, was found dead from carbon monoxide in a garage after failing to report for work at Lamson Manufacturing Company. Dr. Lea Mye Tlusky ruled death undetermined as to accidental or natural causes. He had worked 31 years at Lamson and 17 years at Lowell Mannail Academy of Syracuse. His wife Looe Nar sdrea and daughter Mrs. Ann Ladstrom survive.
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T Cartier Comper
Joseph Bowdreat
Forest
Lamson Manuufacturing
NSALM
Ludsy
Lea Mye Tlusky
Conner
Ernest Gak
Waldt
Mre
Ann, Ladstrom
Lie
Lowell
Mannail Academy
Syracuse
Portraits of Service Lentens Talk at University Methodist
The Hon Dr Wiltue C Cote will speak on Portraits of Service at a Lent dinner series tomorrow night at University Avenue and Espreurtee Direct. Members of the Gertrude Brown group will meet at Mrs Alga Burnsp's home, 3 Lancaster Ave, with 24 others in attendance.
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Wiltue C. Cote
wWenet
University
Aml Espreurtee
Aosterses
Meg. Maney Sill Tox
Grave States
Stayner Warren
Dulis Mackburn
Lou
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