Coolidge Names Foe Of Frazier And Nye To Post
Fragmented text reports Coolidge naming a foe to Frazier and Nye amid Senate power shifts. References to Republicans regaining control, party dynamics, and negotiations hint at a pending Senate reorganization and seniority battles impacting committee chairs. Details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
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Coolidge
Foe
Frazier
Nyeto
Republicen
Castro
Strziec
CL EL Macsell
Tesier
Seventiery Congress
Senate
Ferdinand Opposes Prince Scarpt Return in Bucharest
Dec 1 report from Bucharest states King Ferdinand told Parliament he feels stronger and opposed to Prince Scarpt returning to Bourmania. A dramatic senate proclamation claimed the king’s health remains good and will allow continued activity, while Beant presses the king’s views over Averescu. Correspondents note turmoil around regency law and a possible constitutional change to allow Queen Marie's reign.
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Bucharest
Kim Ferdinand
Scarpt
Bourmania
Gafer Averescu
Beant
Ferdinand
Senate
Hhe
Ural
Glass Grizz in 1a% Rast Smook Standed Mirror
A noted local item describes Glass Grizz in a 1a% rast situation with Smook Standed Mirror and references a site at 3:9 West Street. The terse note lists entities Glass Grizz Smook Standed Mirror and the address West Street.
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West Street
Headlight Reflectors Tesiveret Mirrer, man eis fibkle plated
Standard Mirror and Plating at 149 West St offers headlight reflectors and mirror plating services.
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Tesiveret
Mirrer
Standard Mirror & Plating
West St
Jury Affidavits Claim Sleep Nod Cited in Case
Testimony recounts affidavits by witnesses alleging a juror nodded off during the Hall Mills trial proceedings. Affidavits describe jurors listening to outside commentary at a restaurant and a hotel, with claims that comments influenced deliberations. Several jurors and witnesses are named, including Robert Connors and Edward Cas, while noting alleged conversations about the case.
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Robert Connors
Redfern
Somerville
Mrom Hazurdas
Union
Davenport
Somarville
Tosa Viliant
Pe Bettt
Ilefe
Laway
William Fores
Robert Simival
Asleeqi
Shupsen
Salus
Hall-Mills
Parblic
ATM Umgaise
van Deran
van Oeren
Raymond
Durer
Rimipeor
Sne & Budo
Connors
Edward Cas Walkafier
No Promiscuous Shooting Order To Dry Agents Dethkull
A Prohibition era message from a deputy director to agents emphasizes stopping promiscuous shooting to protect the public. The order cites recent clashes between agents and smugglers on the Detroit River as justification. Street lighting in Portadown, Ireland, has dimmed due to a coal shortage.
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Gadar
Straight
Aimee
Muchifan-Ohig
Emuggiers
Detroit River
Portadown
Ireland
Woman speaks on The Gospel of Salvation lecture
Mrs Nellie Manet of Sewickley, Pa spoke on Christian Science at the Coe church here last eve ning, detailing God's supremacy and Christ as the complete expression of divine nature. She linked biblical events to Christian Science principles and urged understanding of universal law through spiritual insight.
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Nellie Manet
Sewickler
Mare First
Boston
Mass
Christian Science
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Cristian Scientire
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Goa
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Abraham
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Daniel
Jesus
Protection sought for American owned ranch in Mexico
A report from Mexico City indicates an American citizen seeks protection for an American owned ranch amid tensions. The article notes legal actions and court disputes involving individuals named Carol, her spouse, and other parties, along with mentions of related suits and jurisdiction questions.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Ameri- Trelo
J- 5
Asranak
Menda
Local Divorce Actions and City Permits Highlight Small Town News
Local divorce actions surface in the Common Pleas with Elvira and Tyrdbe involved in separation and alleged threats, plus custody and alimony requests. Building permits issued in November total thirty four for construction valued around fifty six thousand dollars. Police report note speeding complaints on Lodi Street with a city speed limit set at twenty five miles per hour and penalties for exceeding two miles per hour over the limit.
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Lodi Street
Hauiles
Car Hits Wrecker and Turns Over in West Avenue Crash
A car struck a wrecking vehicle on West Avenue last night, tipping the wrecker over. The wrecked car was driven by a man named Whence. a passenger Nabd was injured. Police report details indicate the wrecker operator was hurt as well.
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Woodford
Ford
West Avenue
Mr Whence
Coroner Probes Laborer's Death In Cincinnati
Coroner Captain Handter opened an inquiry into the death of Charles Sehrammi a laborer found with a gunshot wound in Cincinnati. Officials said one bullet pierced the chest and another was in the man’s hand, suggesting possible homicide or suicide. Evidence pointed to a motive and questions remained about who fired the shots.
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Cincinnati. O
Charles Sehramai
Chiver
Coron D.C. Handter
Sehramim
Schramm
Local stores teeter amid Christmas rush in city
Fragmentary lines describe local shops in a festive period with mentions of window displays and a planned event tomorrow. References to Santa Claus and a first appearance hint at holiday activity despite unclear wording. Strong entities include local stores and Christmas season context.
Fragmented OCR seesawed through trial notes and legal jargon
The text presents a corrupted continuation of a legal or legislative article with garbled names, numbers, and phrases. It references hearings, a secretary, Senate, and various individuals like Thompson Finney and Hogan, but the content is fragmented and unclear, making precise facts or outcomes difficult to extract.
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Senate
Penera
Hopean
Finney
Mark
Fumer
Rase Thompson
Thay FM
Waiman
Doris Harm
Hogan
Pearl Harfwr
St Marys School Prepares Strong Floor Teams
Readable text shows St Marys School planning strong floor teams with practice sessions for all squads. Coaching notes mention junior teams and a focus on training and skill development across multiple grades.
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ST. Mary's School
Queen Marie Seeks Privacy Amid Courtroom Talk
Paris reports Queen Marie of Romania facing gossip over her private affairs. Madame Lahovary, her lady in waiting, stated the queen would like to regain privacy. An English correspondent asked if she speaks without being poor, while a quip about value and air quotes circulated. Oxford University’s founding by King Alfred is noted in passing.
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Lahovars
Mme. Lahovary
Marie
Tla
Aime Labouart
Mrs Marson Fails Five Reconciliation Efforts
In San Francisco Dee L Mer reports that Mrs Marson wife of Captain Marson pursues divorce as reconciliation attempts fail. The federal grand jury will next hear the case after rumors of elopement and a potential divorce, with authorities considering the outcome and consent from the husband.
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Asc
Ire Slarson
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Itélien Raure
Mas Angirece
of Burch
Apage
Elven Pond
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Fedécal Grand Jury
Marson
Howe Sail
Girls Dance At Retail Butchers Meeting Stirs Outcry
In Cleveland residents describe a bizarre scene at a Dealers Association gathering where two dancers performed on stage. The crowd cheered as the pair shed sparse drapery, triggering police intervention and the temporary halt of the event. Officials later allowed some participants to leave, while a committee was formed to review the program for propriety.
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Cleveland
F. Charlestam
Altem
Pasitcun
Markets Market Report Amid Mixed Commodity Prices
Fragmentary OCR lists several commodities such as apples and potatoes with prices and receipts noted. Mentions Chicago market activity with references to bulk items, livestock, and packing deals. Names like Sigler and CGAITE appear as imperfect garbled entities.
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Cpervelaund Livestock Co
Dew
Cal Ciarhel
Derier and Mutsealers Sigler
Bulk Sterk and & Ederste
TAUGATER OF GOULRAOR ELECT TO MARRY IN NEW YORK
Marriage announcement from Moorestown New Jersey notes the engagement of a 96 year old member of Den Charter School family, with details about the spouses and expected wedding date in New York City. Public notice of the forthcoming union cites Henry Yarnall and Brown Moorestown S J as involved parties.
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Taugater
Blizzard Looms Over Midwest With Heavy Snowfall
Dec 1 Chicago reports a strong cold front delivering heavy snow and frigid temperatures across the Midwest. A bracing northerly wind pushed temperatures down to near 15 to 41 as deer hunters and trappers faced five foot drifts in Upper Michigan and Dakotas. Calumet and Marquette districts reported significant snow cover with Lake Superior watchers wary for lake vessels amid the brewing winter storm.
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Wersconsin
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Marquette
Michier-Elect
James Oliver Cor
Wood
Lake Superior
Plan to raise funds for state hospital welfare
The article describes a plan by an association to raise about 600 dollars from the state for the care of the mentally ill. It notes the state has divided funds by quota for each district, with emphasis on support for the Hospital for the Insane and related care facilities.
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Association For the Dare of Them
MetCrean
Darton
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Insaoity
Emenee
Car Crash Leads to Arrests in Lakewood Incident
Police accuse Gradish and Bertha of drunken driving after a collision near 405 Lake Avenue. Tom pleads not guilty as others in the car suffer injuries. Lakewood officers investigate potential damage and charges while a later hearing is scheduled.
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Pol Udder
405 Lake Avenue
Gradish
Hertha
Baywor Omer Mem
Julie Handeo
Cladish
Dueck
Mary Cleveland
Lakewood
Sirlish
Harry Hinkis
Tom
Vladisa
Bertha
Road survey targets curb boulevard project plan
County highway officials discuss keeping fares steady as they survey land needs for a proposed road boulevard. Cyvalexa and Lorain county commissioners back formation of a committee to gain land for the road, seeking funds from county and state sources. Aiming to place the boulevard north of the railroad crossing, with stronger cement tests and labor considerations noted.
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James A. Hewitt
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Deelay Igi
Suit to condemn land for Creek area seeks 166 acres
State brings ten jurors into a condemnation suit to acquire 166 acres of land near Creek. The value cited is $100 per acre as assessed locally, with witnesses later estimating $159 to $200 per acre. The outcome hinges on this eminent domain action and related farm divisions.
Second M. E. Church Notes from Elm Street Meeting
The Second M. E. Church notes record a meeting at 255 Oberlya road with new president Mrs RB Young and committee reports. A candlelight function followed. Erie Langhorne of 16th Street attended and two new members Miss Patton and Miss Houns joined, with directors Mr Surrell and Miss Griffin present.
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Rl Shrups
Ober Iya Road
Mra. C. RB. Young
Tia
Erie Langhors
Turkes
Jrma Patton
Mis Chas
Mr. Surrell
Miss Grifin
Tunene
Patrick Conney of Lorain Dies in Newark
Death reported in Newark Ohio of Patrick Conney brother of the late Dennis Cantor. Former Lorain man, once lured by unknown assailants three years ago and beaten after kidnapping, later lived in Lorain and conducted business. Funeral services to be held in Newark at Pride and will be announced by Mrs Mat O'Donnell Berns.
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Newark
Patrick Conney
Dennis Canter
Lorain
Mat
O'Donnell
Wml Berns
United Mine Workers Meet in Indianapolis January 25
December 1 report notes the United Mine Workers plan a major convention in Indianapolis to discuss constitutional renewal of the mining code. Key figures include international leaders and committee members, with proceedings expected to set the agenda for proposed reforms and policy updates.
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United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Cailifor
International Constituional Renou Veration
Lewis le
Dempsey Poison Charge Raised by Baltimore News
Captain Mabbutt, a friend, claims Jack Dempsey was poisoned before the world heavyweight title fight with Gene Tunney. In a signed Baltimore News article he says Dempsey and his training party were served possibly poisoned cream after breakfast, prompting a sudden illness.
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Der
Jack Dempsey
Swithh
Gene Tasey Andhielshee
Charles J. Mabburtt
Dempees
Husrain
Baltimore News Today
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Framing Stail
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