Indian Cloth Distribution Among Oneidas and Ono ndas
The treaty of 1791 requires the government to distribute cloth valued at 4300 annually to Oneidas and Onoidas. Distribution overseen by William Bengh, superintendent of the New York hiding Agency, under the federal Interior Department, and Miss Nest Shien, chief clerk of the Agnes. In practice, funds and cloth were misallocated with cash grants differing by tribe, and some members receive shares via distribution. About 779 Onondaga and Oneidas are eligible here, with new deliveries delayed by war and transport issues.
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Indiana
William Bengh
New York
Intrelor
Mixs Nest Shien
Dief
Agnes
Iden
Ruhr Minerals Agreement Near On Germanys Future
A tentative Ruhr minerals accord hovered as Western Germany faced a pivotal debate. Diplomats and delegates reported an economic impasse over sovereign control and external influence, while the Visional German government pressed for a balanced resolution.
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Germany
Ryllneremmien
Athdale
Bolls Cut Power ASCO WRast Interruption Report
Fragmented OCR text describes a power failure across the Pacis northwest Interat area with interlocked systems and halted transmission. The report mentions outages, interruptions, and equipment linking issues affecting supply. No clear dates or named entities are readable.
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ASCO
Ibrouchout
Pacis Northwest
Funeral Escort Duties Considered by City Leaders in 1947
Minutes from Chamber of Commerce meetings reveal discussions on deputizing police to escort funeral processions in Syracuse. Funeral directors opposed extra duties, urging minimal escort use. officials debated necessity and legality, with a 1947 September meeting noting not a police function.
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Trath
Recomos
Fox
Minlok
Kinney
Chamber of Commence
Uhler Kinney
Prohcenvoy
Syracuse
Ivaflu
Attn
Polve Ivatie Division
Bowles
Proposal to Armate Veterans Unit and Patrolmen Reform
An unclear report discusses forming an eight member Veterans Unit to aid internal patrols. Mention of Herbert Geren and Lt Leahey appears, with references to charter reforms, regulations, and coordination with city officials before any renewal. The passage includes scattered names and organizational notes, but readability is limited.
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Herbert Geren
ALO Army
Tae
Mh Leahey
Velevans
Caravel Tyle
Hornbeck
Bowles
Bowles Said He Wold Uoifer With the Mayan, Chief and Members of His Cohynvitice
Haraherk Lee
Apes Hellordiumie
Primuer
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Lyaehers
Anc Mieeri Wiley
Mundt
Nsva
Congress
Richberg
Batis
Lotty
Russia
Agence Taney
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Yrae
Benge Sith
Buller
Gonstexsy
Leo Arerpd
Aleman
Ruhr
Bolls
Kher
William O'Dwyer
Chappells
Fram Faye
Anne
Chief Kincey
Chet Kainey
Willy
Wrur
Tineral Neers
Ledes
Medieranna Coun
White
Heautefel
Nisley
South Warren Stret
L. House G Sons Co., Inc
X, Faustian Mitod Etangyoet Dre ME
Cingpilin
Neelavont
Stone Lehuir
Chappells, Linda Scot
Syracuse, N. Y
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