Elderly Senatorial Idyll Appeals for Southern Farmers
An 82 year old former senator from Georgia, Mrs Relievea Loau mer Pelton, appeals to the U S Senate for agricultural relief for southern farmers. She argues conditions are worse than Civil War era and urges direct aid to feed families, improve poverty, and stabilize farm livelihoods in the region.
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Rebecca Latimer Felton
Washington
Promber
Georgia
United States Senate
Relievea Loaumer Pelton
Ueorse
Dent
Gia
Senate
McNurs
Seven Laurders In Jederson County Murder Mystery
The seventh killing in Jederson County since January first shocked Stuvhenville district last night. The victim, James Fratini, 24, was found dead amid a wave of purer murders that have unsettled the area. Friends say Fratini was not a member of any peer order and the Black Hand theory lacks substantiation. No clear motive or connection to the Ve Getta warfire is evident, leaving investigators with few answers.
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Jederson
James Fratini
Fratini
Agin
Crest dent of base ares own lore worried cast
A fragmented report from New York on February 2 describes a bank incident involving Willmar Bl Inunas of Hawerse Savings Bank. The piece hints at a death by self harm and mentions employee actions and a bank financial state, but details are unclear and garbled.
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Punera
Willmar
Inunas
Hawerse Savings Bank
Cates
Aynier
Knox
Ty Tay
Wscard
Local notices and shop listings from Solomon S and Cook's Millinery
Evening Folks column lists Halloween and spring merchandise from retailers Gandy and Proad plus Purity Cand and Cook's Millinery. Also notices a Masonic meeting at 1730 on February 78th to conduct services for late brother C Andre Srpol. Includes varied ads on postage stamps and local services.
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GEL W. Proad
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Masonic Wall
Andre Srpol
Chinese Civil War Struggle Frames Negotiations at Pokong Kong
Fragmentary report outlines American and British positions shaping a peace plan amid Chinese civil war. Key figures Van and Mae Mirras push for formal trusteeship while Gen. Change Tso-Lin meets in Rat Mae Mareiy, urging northern warlords toward agreement. The text notes two proposed plans, with implications for American influence and regional administration amid ongoing conflict.
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Mae Mareiy
Awmerie
Shanabal Wall
Tota
Nattomaliet
Pragasal
Sun Stranegt
Crise
Stanehar
Aca
2510 Persons Killed in Coal Mine Accidents
A garbled report notes 2510 deaths in mine accidents across the United States during 2010. It mentions fatalities from explosions and dust incidents, with confusing references to names, rates, and safety concerns.
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Rye
United States
Wits
Local News In a Few Lines From Polson and Lorain
A fragmentary local news roundup notes city conditions, property sale to satisfy judgments, and agricultural updates. It mentions Lorain and Bleek River Crownship properties to be sold, a farmers institute event with speakers from Ohio State, and Lorain County honor roll plans for farmers with county extension input.
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Lorain County
Varn
BH. Rowland
Litain County
Unicycle accident fractures wrist near East Vitel Street
McAlister of the Western Union Telegraph Co. was thrown to the pavement when the rider’s unicycle broke, injuring his left wrist and bringing him to Fire Memorial hospital yesterday. A separate report notes a car stolen nearby from a patient in front of the hospital.
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Fiyrle Memorial Hospital
Western Union Telegraph Co
Albert Fridinstyre
Mlyrha Ro Uo
Poller
Oklahoma Town Readies for Oil Boom
A rugged Oklahoma town braces for an oil boom poised to reshape daily life. Residents report heightened activity, anticipated job access, and infrastructural strain as drilling intensifies, with capital and crews moving in and out amid speculation on population growth and economic uplift.
Lawsuit Over Auto Collision Seeks $213.10
Plaintiff sues for damages totaling 213.10 from an automobile collision. The filing cites injuries and property harm with references to court actions and defendants in a damaged, OCR imperfect record. The case details include names and locations obscured by garbled text.
Parma man charged with burying infant alive
In Cleveland area a man named George S. Newton of Jurma is charged with second degree murder after the death of his infant son. A jury was panelled to hear testimony from the child's mother and Newton’s mother Mrs Della Mckellar, with witnesses expected to be called. The case centers on allegations that Newton buried the child alive.
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Widon County
Witneraes
Twins Rescued From Quicksand In Cleveland
In Cleveland, twin brothers were saved from quicksand after one wandered into the murky pit knee deep. A passerby and a crowd gathered as a neighbor, plus a rescuer named Sinan, pulled them free from the danger, ending a tense survival scare on a city street.
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Cleveland Livestock and Market Reports With Quotation Prices
Market notes from Cleveland Toledo and Chicago indicate steady to firm conditions across cattle calves sheep and hogs. Receipts and prices vary by grade with fat lambs and bulk fat cattle showing modest strength amid mixed regional quotations.
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Cleveland
Dana
Ube
Atile
Prison Overcrowding Sparks Lockdown Danger in Columbus State
In Columbus Ohio a state prison faces severe crowding as inmates are packed into basements and idle houses. Warden Thomas warns of a breaking point with rampant disease risk TB and possible unrest. A hospital admission area and transfer supervisor describe inhumane conditions, with hundreds crowded on benches and scarce work. The report notes tuberculosis concerns and calls for immediate action.
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Wu Puh leads Cantonese to split northern army
A chaotic wartime report describes Marshal Wu Per Pu massing two hundred thousand troops for an assault on Hankow. He reportedly pacified a revolt of senior officers, aligning them to his plan to fracture the Cantonese offensive and pressure the Peking government amid the northern warlords triple alliance.
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Sunday Radio Program Series Across Nation
Radio listings show multiple stations including WEAK New York and WLW Cincinnati presenting musical programs and orchestra concerts. Mentions include the Palmer Little Symphony, a Russian music program, and various regional studio broadcasts across Cleveland, Baltimore, Detroit, Davenport and Buffalo with stated times in the late morning to evening slots.
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Newark Papers Merge to Form New Era
Two Newark newspapers announce a merger creating the American Emine Republicsa under Charles V. Speticen, with plans to rebrand as the New Mibyotaiy and Seventeen. The deal includes options on the Advo vale and aims to secure stability for the merged firm.
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Woman Injured In Multi-Vehicle Collision At Local Street
A woman sustained injuries when two autos collided at a busy intersection today. Emergency crews responded as bystanders reported one car spun and struck a storefront. Police questioned witnesses as alarm company crews arrived to secure the scene.
Death linked to Cleveland swindle probe details
A Cleveland investigation ties a death to a swindle syndicate. A manual sentence is read in court as authorities outline a scheme centered at the group’s headquarters. A special grand jury hears offers of prosecutorial help and names of defense counsel amid ongoing proceedings.
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Five Hour Siege Ends as Youths Captured at Philadelphia Lumber Yard
In Philadelphia Pa two youths surrendered at daylight after a five hour siege at William Er Lear Lumber Co. location. Police reported four officers injured during the standoff with a gang of bandits who attempted to raid offices and clashed with guards. One suspect believed wounded remains at large as dawn broke.
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Ohio Radio Bill Sees Second Zone Change Aiming Reform
Washington moves the radio management bill to a second zone vote in the senate. The measure proposes appointing a committee to oversee reform and reduce nationwide costs. Meanwhile Siren Nolan faces turmoil over her dying father's estate, with custody of her child in dispute and rumors of relocation across Europe and the United States.
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Schlermleg
Senate
United States
Hunt Girl Heir to Big Fortune Held Worldwide Search
An eight year old girl, daughter of a wartime marriage, is named heir to a fortune of 150. The report states a world wide search will be conducted to locate the child and inform her of the inheritance. Local officials confirm the announcement was made today.
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