Legislative melee engulf congress as session nears end
Congress faces a storm of activity with nearly a thousand bills on calendars. Prohibition, public buildings, army retirement and Boulder Shoals measures loom, with adjournment before March 4 likely to kill many bills. Filibusters threaten key actions as Senate and House race deadlines.
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Senate
House
Washington
Congress
Army
Caolidpi
Johnson
Boulder Clan
Tyson Emergency Army
Boulder
Andrews
Pyubnie
Usson
Justice Fines Lorain Man $660 in Contested Trial
A Lorain man received a $660 fine by justice for a continuing sentence. The case involved a pending trial and a separate charge of possessing a light firearm.
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Justice
Frank Snyder and painting dispute reach court in village case
Antone Stimpent sues Prag and Frances Rezmiaurk to foreclose mechanics lien claiming a $251.70 valid debt from a verbal contract for a painting and related work on property in SheMetd village. The suit asks the court to establish the lien against the defendants and recognize the claim as valid.
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Frank Snyder
Rommen Pléens
Arcount
Doline Pamli
Aise Brousht
Anna P
Carey
Tidus
Tan
SheMetd
Antone Stimpent
Prag
Frances
Rezmiaurk
Reek
Jared Valid
Gat Tran Tr Uc Tha
Jewelry heist nets £200000 in Diamonds at Sutton store
Thieves struck the Sutton jewelry shop in Miami on December 26 scraping diamonds and jewels valued at upwards of £200,000. They gained access through an upstairs office by breaking through the floor, with investigators examining the scene.
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Miame
Pia
Dob
Sutton Gird Gibson
Fink
Fecal Sportsman
Crtan
Blizzard Whips North Estrun Area in Weekend Storm
The blizzard rages across the north Estrun region causing travel disruptions. Forecasters warn of drifting snow and a sharp temperature drop with improving conditions expected by Sunday as crews clear roads.
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Erts
Ruling kills two of three bills for new state office building
Feb 88 report notes two of three bills to fund a state office building were killed. The remaining measure would create a trust or levy plan to finance construction through appropriation, while experts argued the state could not fund the project otherwise.
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Colmatte
Paynes
Velitemonk
Purner
Hix
Bennett
Turner
Levy
Ape
Senate adopts cloture rule on Andrews bill
The Senate adopted a cloture rule on the Andrews bill for reorganization of the prohibition department amid a slim margin. The vote signals a procedural move toward advancing the measure in the ongoing reform effort.
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Senate
Andrews
Washington
Prohibition Department
Fragmented OCR shows conflict over Sunday Sabbatarian laws
The fragmentary article discusses Protestant Sunday observance, proposals to restrict work and leisure on Sundays, and a debate involving judges and clergy. It notes claims that Sabbatarian policy affected holidays for mail carriers and maritime workers, with references to Denmark and wide regional trends.
Death Notice for James Poghes at Home Address
James Poghes died suddenly at his home 207 Wemple Court while serving with the IRS. He left a widow and children, sisters and brothers named, with funeral services planned at the Church of Christ in Bidawswa Cemetery. Burial details and surviving relatives listed.
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Davee
James Poghes
Ana Cory
Hema
Wemple Court
Yours
Aerd Tolind
Airs
Ann Watts
Waneway City
Vaither
Siva
Curran
Allo
Cleveland
Myre
Tava
Lairport Tinghor
Ohio
Var
Daples
Nuights
Pythias
Chaos
Yome
Cadanters of Liberty
Justles
Mint
Leon
Te Long
Kiet
Twa Osloek
Church of Christ i Bariel
Bidsawa
Unclear OCR fragment on political figures and health remarks
The readable text mentions Reston and Senator Prelachassim with hints of resignation and a distant Charleston recovery. It also briefly references copper skewers and cooking, suggesting garbled notes about a health or political event and an odd culinary aside.
Missing 14 year old girl last seen near 75th street
Police search for Jennie Neviski 14 who left home yesterday afternoon to go to a coach on 75th street and did not return. Neviski wore a brown coat and gray guin shanters. Anyone with information should notify Miss Ty, PF, Smith, 144 Bastt sroud Bhreet. A car accident on West River Street injured driver George Gehtek 121 Bath Street when his brakes failed and he struck a tunnel vehicle driven by Red Chevers.
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KOK
Gink
Jennie Neviski
Achach
75Th Street
Stu
Sunrirng
Mise Ty
Smith
Basttsroud Bhreet
West River
George Gehtek
Bath Treet
West Haver
Jasn Migit
Ape
Hin
Celrick
Local Notices from Caroingle Telegram and Court Actions
The Caroingle Telegram reports WW Jackson of 422 Weary Avenue in critical condition at home. Daelson was hurt Saturday. details unclear. Marie Miter, a colored resident of But tercut Rades, was arrested Sunday by a deputy sheriff. case moving to Thursday in George's court. Athine Draneny and Vintiers.tte are released on bond. Dan Symons to address Young Men's Club tonight. Lorain Jan pays $200 on liquor charge after pleading guilty. Bam Novello of 11h 08th Street fined $200 and costs. James Angell of Detroit arrested for overloaded tire, pleaded guilty, fined $25 and costs.
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WW. Jackson
Weary Avenue
ACU
Marie Miter
Rades
Depuy
Lorain
Bam Novello
Georges
Late News Bulletins and Financial Updates
Washington reports an appropriation of 19,878,700 for a public building project plus budget measures approved by treasury and postmaster general. Chicago notes 600 shares of Standard Oil worth about 7 million dollars tied to the MeCormick divorce case. A separate report describes impeachment clues against Judge Cooper involving a treasury document theft. Senate committee absolves Maine senator in a long bribery probe. Bishop-elect Thomas J. Toalen named for Nehille, announced at the Vatican. White House residence remarks noted.
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Washington
T He Treasurs
Reneral
Marines Guard Nicaraguan Trains Amid Local Tensions
United States marines guard troop trains in Nicaragua with 10 guards per city. Shots fired by unknown individuals sparked the security detail but no coordinated assault occurred. New marine camps opened at Masaya and Grenada as residents express concern over Sagusa liberal troops activity.
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Coninto
Micxrragua
United States
Masaya
Grenada
Sagusa
Six Arraigned for Gambling Before Mayor
Six colored men were arraigned in police court today on gambling charges. They were arrested at AL West Avenue last night at $930 by Rankin and patrolmen Urehan Word and Souwlhiin. The six admitted taking part in poker entertainment. Frank Smith John Turner Wiligen Pierre Chris Christians and Robert Yokaly each pleaded guilty and were fined $10 and costs while William Maria was fined $25 and costs for permitting gambling.
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AL West Avenue
BE. Rankin
Urehan
Word
Souwlhiin
Tyning
Frank Smith
John Turner
Wil‘igen Pierre
Chris Christians
Robert Yokaly
Wert
Shadyside Gardens Roadhouse Burned In Suspected Arson
Firefighters from Parma extinguished a large blaze at Shadyside Gardens in Cleveland County. The roadhouse owned by Tass and linked to Charles Tasur, with a loss estimated at 8000 dollars, was reportedly set at multiple points. Parma Fire Chief William O Connell called the incident incendiary and law actions are pending.
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Cleveland. O
Shadyside Gardens
Charles Tasur
Parma
Clevelander In Lorain Hotel Suicide Tragedy
A Clevelander died in a Lorain hotel after an apparent accidental self inflicted gunshot. Investigators report a 25 caliber revolver discharged during an incident involving multiple companions in the Clifton Avenue lodging.
Disputed Shanghai Crisis Headlines Across War News
A garbled illustrated page segment reports Shanghai University closure and British troop movements. It mentions General Dumnecu seizing control of British forces and lingering fever affecting a high official, with scattered names like Chang Chuns Chaves and Sun, amid tensions involving foreign settlements and potential shifts in command.
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Hoseoe
Uae
Chang Chuns
Chaves
Chang
Sapa Chuan- Pang
Shanghai
Faa
China
Sun Wendd
Telinah
Soviet Blames Britain Over Propaganda Climate
Moscow accuses Britain of undermining relations and refuses to excuse hostile actions. The note rejects British diplomacy and calls for reciprocal peaceful policy, while criticizing Winston Churchill and other officials and defending the Soviet British trace agreement.
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Great Britain
England
Sid
Morcow
Ihussia
Britain
Htussia
Kus
Brush & Us
Communist Party
Ain
Lord Dirkenhead
Churchill
Isvesla
Veteran Engineer Retires After 43 Years Service
J. Carver, a veteran engineer of the New York Central system, retires on pension after forty-three years in the railroad. He joined I S M & S railroad in 1880, spent twenty-seven years in passenger service, and once piloted a famous special train from Cleveland to Toledo. A friend treasurer presented him with a bouquet as the train completed the mile distance in eighty minutes.
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Carver
New York Central Railroad
St. Trehar
Cleve- In
Toledo
Major to Be Arrested in Payroll Theft Case
Cleveland Ohio today sees the arrest of a major in the Cleveland area as federal investigators expand scrutiny of Ohio National Guard payrolls. Two officers implicated in the alleged payroll stealing conspiracy reportedly have confessed to U.S. District Attorney A. L. Berns.
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Lely Warreuh
Cleveland
Ohio National Guard
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Tnce
U.S
Attoerney AL Dd
Bernsreei
Personal crisis suicides rise across Europe in 1926 survey
A 1927 United Press survey reports rising self destruction cases in 1926 across France Germany Britain and Budapest. France shows about 12 000 cases with love as a motive prominent while Germany sees a rebound after a 1920 low and Britain notes a higher rate per 100 000. The report cites heart disease and other causes as contributing factors.
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United Press
London
Europe
France
Luis
Rose Hiss
Tome
Bucidapest
England
Business activity picks up pace in Fed survey
A Federal Reserve Board business survey shows faster activity across sectors in the early 1927 period. Iron and steel manufacturers boosted output in January and February, auto production rose, while salaries and residential and industrial building contracts declined. Retail and wholesale trade followed the usual seasonal pattern with holiday effects evident.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Ridential
Junuaye
Market Summary for Cattle Sheep and Lambs
Prices shown include cattle 6.09 to 7.00, cutters around 3.20. Sheep recall 16,900 head with fat lambs higher at 15.00, cull lambs 22 to 23.00, bulk fat around 6.50 to 7.00, vaalers listed with low cutter values and odd lots.
Injunction Denied in Lorain Padlocking Case
Judge Thompson of cockmasts pleas court denied the injunction in the Lorain padlocking case against John A. Adams and others. The temporary restraining order was dissolved and the case to close premises at FM and A1 Must street was effectively dismissed with property now owned by Mary Baldwin and held by John A. Adams.
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City of Lorain
John A. Adams
Thompson
Cockmasts Pleas Court
Must Street
Lorain
Mary Baldwin
Bandit Robs Broad Street Store Then Flees With Cash
Police search for a bandit who robbed a Broad street shop of forty dollars, threatening a clerk with a firearm and fleeing toward Lorain. A separate Norwalk report notes a clothing store robbery with two guns displayed and unspecified cash taken. Local officers report multiple leads and ongoing investigations.
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Thamer
Elyria Burghit
Max Herman
Broadwar
Lorain
Torcerd
Lakewand
Repork
Norwalk
Nise
Inek Unis
Markets Review from CLV on Feb 28 Trade
Market notes show cattle and beef demand with steady to strong prices. Beef cows around 50 to 60 dollars, steer and heifer prices up, fat lambs and bulls higher, packing sows and hogs quoted with gains across the board.
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Feh
Tay
Fay Vowlers
Toledo Livestock Market Summary Hog Prices
Toledo market reports 25 hogs with bid ranges 12.25 to 12.50 dollars per hundredweight. Heavies average around 12.00 to 12.25 while lights trade near 12.40 to 12.00 with steady to higher potential on light weights.
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Toledo
Bed
Heavmedian
Cast of Names from a Curious Page Fragment
A garbled OCR list names Elizabeth Kish Margaret J iczne Telores Litz and many others with scattered titles and roles. The fragment reads like a troupe roster or cast list with personal names, implied occupations, and social titles, interspersed with partial place and job hints.
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Elizabeth Kish
Margaret JiCzene
Telores Litz
Everelac
Firet
Waxes Eike
Lelon
John Bran
Lemme Tako
Tl Paudicz
Stella Lech
John Panehula
Tuden
Pongraczva Byanot
Hthel Cathe
Wersel Morgan
Blian
Beth Atest
Lois Weighjel
Carmen
Mitchelson
Kveima
Southern
Logan
Hiya
Font
Marie
Tiennetts Mese
le Renverr
Ruthbert Cashtonds
Harry Stoughton
Larry Hallroom
Hur
I Arthur
Polly
Threeted the Nerforaiunes
Kerkes, Tom
Stove Buku
Missing Patient at Tolena Hospital Rumor
A fragmentary report describes a patient at Tolensa Hospital and a later note about a campaign for funds for a new deepak unit. The text mentions injuries, a plan to prepare ground, and concerns about safety and appearance.
Don't neglect a cold to avoid flu danger
An old advertisement urges readers to treat early coughs and colds with Ayers Cherry Pectoral to prevent influenza. It warns neglect can inflame throat and bronchial tubes, promising quick relief and hospital-tested efficacy. The copy emphasizes soothing action and rapid absorption through the lungs and throat.
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Ayers
Charmith
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