Smith Acts Lowman on Finance and State Fair Probe
Governor Smith calls for investigation into the canal and state fair finances. Lowman proposed appointing a financial commission to audit the fair commission books, with Comptroller Murphy to audit. The piece notes past state fair spending, the governor’s stance, and local reaction in Syracuse.
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Fragmented OCR Summary of Budget Crisis Figures
Fragmented text shows figures and concerns about laxity and financial deficit. Mentions public attention, government office review, and a request to turn to Page 2 for more details. Names, dates, and clear actions are obscured by errors.
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Swindler KnoG ten-year term decree in era market notes
A garbled court notice lists a ten-year term for a swindler connected with Daniel Horan's Empire Market. The fragment mentions names, foods, and local addresses in a jumble, reflecting a damaged OCR page with scattered references to people, goods, and places.
Should Remain At Justice Post, Committee Told
Reported testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee disputes Attorney General Stone's status and urges Stone to stay at the Justice Post. James Ownby of Boulder and Ben March, farm organization representative, push for continued work and further hearings as chairman Sterling guides the session.
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Fragmented Pony Racing Notes From Old Ledger
A garbled OCR listing horse names and race terms reads like a shaky telegram. It names horses such as Emancipation and Queene Exther, plus people like Kathleen and Laura Cochran, with scattered times and stalls amid a jumble of venues and notes from a past meeting.
Weather outlook for Saturday predicted
Fragmentary forecast notes a Saturday weather event with mentions of tests or analyses and ambiguous terms. Key specifics like location, temperatures, or precipitation are unclear, but the message implies preparation or tracking of conditions for the day.
National Vote Fraud Ring Exposed in New York
A dubious New York claim describes a national vote fraud scheme run by a “magic ring” that allegedly fixed ballots in multiple cities. The self‑styled fixer claims a network of clerks and a price of 100 for client guarantees, with named political figures implicated by sources.
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Near-In Murder Suspect Baldwin Tracked After Night Search
County authorities and state troopers, aided by bloodhounds, tracked Baldwin near Dublin, about seven miles from Tyre, as efforts continue to locate the suspect accused of slaying a farmer. Sheriff officials report a bold search with units from Oneida County and nearby towns. Funeral services for Mrs. Hener Satchett are planned at the Lutheran Church with burial at Clyde Cemetery.
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Estelle Taylor Divorced Actress Faces Breakup
Philadelphia reports actress Estelle Taylor, known as Estelle Taylor Peacocks, has obtained a divorce from Kenneth Malcolm Sreatock. The petition cites cruel and barbarous treatment with weighty assets involved and a court action reported January. The case, impounded and returned, centers on grounds of misconduct and unresolved property, with notes of prior alimony and separated status.
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Washington Debates Dry Law and Army Appropriation
A chaotic Washington transcript shows debate over dry law enforcement and an army appropriation bill. The session references committees and measures, with mentions of Prohibit Yen ta canner, Farbhered the eri, and a York Poultry ban affecting chickens, turkeys, and New Jersey producers.
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Norris charges stir New Democratic row in Senate vote
Washington January reports a volatile debate as Senator Norris accuses the New Democratic coalition of stealthy tactics to derail the Shoals amendment. The Senate leadership is pressed to respond amid party tensions and procedural questions.
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Rochester Runaways Taken in Baltimore Mystery
Reported Rochester runaways were taken in Baltimore. Details unclear due to fragmented OCR. article mentions a robbery case and an unresolved mystery involving a 20 year old, with partial data on suspects and locations.
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Woman asserts Brown wed her while wife alive
The grand jury heard testimony about John G Brown 36 of BLE Ne West who was arrested for bigamy after going to the district attorney to face charges. Martha Amadon Brown identified him as her second husband and he was taken into custody by Detective Sidney H. Dil on the claim he also married Christina Wilson three years later. It is alleged he lived with Martha Amadon in 1920 for a year. The case was brought before Malpass and the John Doe proceedings to pursue dissolution.
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Lewis Quits Game For At Least A Year
A clipped report states Lewis is out for at least one year after an X-ray examination showed a bone issue near the pelvis. Further details are sparse and the source text is fragmented.
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Fragmentary court notes and uncertain remarks on trial
A garbled OCR passage discusses juror seating and possible delays in a murder case. It mentions trial terms, a judge named Campbell, and references to McCoy and Campbell statements. The text is incomplete with many illegible names and phrases.
Pair Held Here Like Face Mann Act Case
Federal investigators hold a pair in custody for alleged violations of the Mann Act. Details point to operations linked to Valley Camp and nearby regions. Officials say one suspect may be transferred to federal authorities for further proceedings.
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