Wyker adjourned case and dinner with Governor Dix
Wyker's case was adjourned to Wednesday after a lengthy session led by Justice DeAngelis. Attending the governor's dinner that night, Wyker would meet Governor Dix who had appointed the commission overseeing the case’s hearings.
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Wyker
Tie
Charset
Justice de Ankes
Con
Sioner
Supreme Court
Supreme Courk
de Angers
Nash
Hotey Misery Couchord
Dawney
Jamice DeAngelis
Mr Wicker
Merrell
Iegal
Salina
Willows
Dix
Coiral
Woman chosen to lead local athletics advisory council
Baldwinsville notes a September meeting of the Athletic Association elected Miss Atlee Young to a four member advisory council to oversee town athletics. Other trustees named were Carl Ferrie Fox Montague and Roland. About 25 dollars was raised for dues. A separate item records the sudden death of Mrs. Driscoll, longtime Baldwinsville resident.
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Baldwinsville
Aish
Athletic Association
Athleties
George Ellsworth
Atlee Young
Adaination
Miss Young
Carl Ferrie
Fox Montague
Rolandere
Br Bn. Fert
Duta
Newind
Change of name linked to Lady Meux will and estate
An estate valued over 2004 pounds is tied to a change of name by Sir Hodworth Lambton following Lady Meux's will. The narrative notes the beneficiary’s fight to alter terms, with legal and financial stakes surrounding the Meux estate and associated real properties and dates referenced.
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Loxdon
Hodworth Lambton
Mr Man Comes to Town and Falls Among Thieves
A chaotic report describes Mr Man visiting Central New York for sights and revelry. He woes through a carnival scene, befriended a woman, shared rooms, and spent the day with drink and companionship before morning trouble and uncertain outcomes.
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MR. Man
Mah
New York
Maan
Ater
Newark Boy's Death Reported After Street Tragedy
Fragmentary OCR summary indicates a Newark incident involving a boy killed amid a street scene. The text references a mother figure, clothing items, a derby bag, and a railroad or city setting, with chaotic details and partial phrases about motive, location, and aftermath.
Greenbaum seeks five thousand and why in a local notice
Fragmentary OCR shows Greenbaum requesting five thousand dollars with a convoluted justification tied to water rights and property maps. The garbled text references district areas, city maps, and company names, plus names like Sampeen, Maurerk, and Arthur Kerrith, indicating a legal or financial notice on a community listing.
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Sburins
Petiehd
Actr Br Sampeen & Maurerk Compact
Evereon
Benj Marshall Dies Life Long Resident of City
Benjamin Marshall a lifelong Syracuse resident and businessman died Wednesday evening at his home after a nervous collapse and cerebral hemorrhage following overwork. He is survived by his widow, children, and several siblings. The funeral arrangements were to be announced by the family.
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Baldwinsville
Driscoll
Baldwins
Sills
Jer McCarthy
Genser Street
Eskew
James Urano
Portland
Oregon
Benj. Marshall
Syracuse
Althoush
Tohall Haul
Jaco
Marspatt
Uintererer ii
Abruna
Tro Dauxisters
Guerene Maral
New Dmit
Bronmeeberg
Young Woman Drives Own Car in Local Automobile Parade
Miss Willind Keller, aged 30, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WL Keller of Kellogg Street, enters a Chalmers ute in tonight's parade as the youngest participant. A long list of entrants from Syracuse area businesses and residents accompanies the event, reflecting a bustling local showcase of automobiles and enthusiasts.
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Willind Keller
Taro
WL Keller
Kellogg Sty
Chalmers
Ie W. Onondaga
James
Conan
Cunlon
Joseph HL Tasker
Midland
W. S Warren
Cortand
London
W. Onondaga
Earl P. Mel Calhim
South As
National Motor Sales Company
State
George LR Fuchan
G. EB. Sherer
JL Everson
Archie Radcock
Guncwee
le A. Randall
Mise Jeealerely
Wood
LG. McKinley
Wesennedys Genesee Motor Car Company
W. Genesee
Louis le Hurwitz
Cinton and
Onondaga
Clarence Exerton
Brown-Lipe-Chapin Company
A. McHale
McCarthy
Buddiney
Boroumin Court
Walnut
Mra
Z. F. Willis
Montgomery
A. van Duyn
S. Wilbur
Adam Ecker
Wen
Alexander Nekler
Alexander Ven
N. State
TE Hedgton
Teall
Canara
Nina Keller
Nellors
Alfred Epldy
Keliove
EFL
Donald, Jr
Jamge
Homan T Wank
N. Katina
Charles J. Wariner
Danforth
Boyle Brothers
Tattans
Fred Rowe
Millon
Overland-Syracus Company
E . Cahewee
PH. Brennan
Park
Fragmented Proceedings At Widespread Meeting
An archival report describes a chaotic session with attendees including Tait and Peoldent, listing numerous figures and positions. The document references committee actions, arrangements, and misfired plans, with scattered phrases hinting at electoral timing, attendees, and formalities amid confusion.
Auto Glub Membership Surges Toward Thousand Mark
The Automobile Club reports membership approaching 1000 as it expands quarters and ramps up campaigns to recruit Kaiser members. With a busy office serving tourists and motorists, the club promotes safe driving, shares road information, and maintains a livery catalogue for buyers, aiding inquiries from across the nation.
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Automobile Club
Iain Noor
New York
Eit
Kaiser
Syracuse
Maine
California
Woman Shot Dead in Kenton Bakery Doorway
In Kenton Ohio on September 14 Della Habsey, 02, was dragged from a bakery doorway and shot three times through the heart. the slayer fled as investigators pursue a youth once linked to the atrial. A man in the store heard the rear room confrontation but did not intervene. The victim’s remains suggest a brutal assault with no clear motive.
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Kenton
Ohio
Della Habsey
Drdgec
Mar
Parc
Atrl
Sandusky Manners
Want Anderson Here and At Utica
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Anderson in multiple locations including Utica. Details are garbled with numerous errors yet imply interest or actions involving Anderson and attempts to place or involve him at Utica. No clear dates, organizations, or outcomes are readable.
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Anderson
Utica
Adirondacks Railroads Clean Up Tracks After Inspection
In September, state transportation officials announced railroad lines in the Adirondacks are clearing loose material along their tracks to reduce forest fire risk. The inspection team noted ongoing cleanup efforts and warned of potential penalties for noncompliance.
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Muganv
Milroad
Milroases
Lantus
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