Seven indicted men plead guilty as court convicts others
Eleven men indicted by the January Grand Jury were arraigned before Judge Webber. Stanley Drambeski pleaded guilty to theft and received a three year sentence to the Reformatory. Edward Tin and Tony Picade pleaded not guilty to assault with intent to rob. Bond set for next week. Monier Vermilion and Lorain defendants faced similar charges.
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Jonge W
BR. Thoms
Stanley Drambeski
Joseph Chroba
Lorain
Wade
Torain
A. B. Webber
Edward Ti
Tony Picaded
Chaplin Takes Tongue Reform Report In Trial
The report fragment mentions Chaplin and Tong, with references to a court case, confinement to bed, a daughter, and discussions of fate. It notes statements by Barkan and a reporter, implying a legal proceeding with discussion of fortune and life.
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Barkan
Chaplin
Twewi
Deliberate Wrecking Attempt Ties To Train Disaster
Investigation shows a 16 foot signal light removed and thrown into a sewer caused the Ponce de Leon to derail near Rockmart on December 23. Twenty people died in that wreck while engineer J G Waitt was seriously injured. Georgia Public Service Commission orders barous tigation.
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Atta
Ponce de Leon
Georgia Public 7
Rockmart
Southern Railway
Court case echoes long famous Scopes trial in Tennessee
A Tennessee Supreme Court decision keeps alive the Scopes trial legacy as the state denies the appeal of John T. Scopes, whose conviction for teaching evolution is a central historic courtroom reference. The ruling, delivered by Justice Grat, upholds previous findings in the 1920s case.
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Nashville
Johr
Thomies Scopes
Sehonk Ce
Pkusten
Inls
Bss
Frank Gfait
Cssion Wei
Philadelphia mayor before Reed campaign committee
The session at the Reed campaign fund committee room included Kendrick of Philadelphia and others discussing the potential impounding of ballots in the centennial senatorial race. William Kendrick indicated court order would be required to turn over ballots, with Wilson and Vare attending.
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Washington
Judge Webber Repeats as Red Cross Chairman
The Red Cross chapter met in the presbytery and elected Don Baird Richard Garford ed Stankard Mrs Red Howard Tar J Hurst Mrs Haandall M M Evans Rhein Oberlin and Mrs Kerrhktes to the committee. Officers named were Judge OA Webber chairman A T Werner vice chairman Miss Fern Smith secretary and Mrs O Jaster treasurer.
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Prusrety
the & E
Don Baird
Richci Ie Garford
Stankard
Red Howard
A. TI. Werner
Vic
Fern Smith
Secr
Mra
OQ. Jaster
Changes plea pays fine after dealer charged
Tiarmas of West River was fired and resected this merging as a burglary charge of possession. Lingua Wis rested are by Mankis. The court recorded his plea and he paid the fine after the sentence.
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Dash Tiarmas
West Hiver
Resere
Toxic Lingua Wis
Mankis
Yodny Ter
Fragmentary scroll of names and events in late page notes
Incomplete OCR text lists several individuals and terms with unclear roles. It references races, totalled figures, ages, and possible court or police terms, but lacks coherent context or full sentences to identify a clear event, location, or outcome.
Indictment Report From Civil Suit Involving Realty Company
A legal notice summarizes a civil action over real property between a plaintiff and Realty Company. The court records indicate a suit for amending the complaint, with a September note referenced and a president named. The plaintiff seeks redress and specifies a monetary sum in the claim.
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Common Plein Court Realty Company
Amtiinn
King Ren Wins First Local Victory
In a U S District Court in Grand Rapids the case against “King” Ben and his wife Queen Mary was dismissed on motion by Attorney William J Barnard and Judge Frea M Raymond. The suits were filed by Mr and Mrs Arthur Wright and Elizabeth Ford. related charges by other members await next month.
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House of Law
ArloTney
William Jo Barnard
Frea M. Raymond
United States Asatrict Court
Rand Trapids
Ben
Mary
Arthur Wright
Elizabeth Ford
Elyrians Endure Freezing Storm Ranks Streets Icy
Elyrians brace for bitter cold as a heavy storm brings record low temperatures and slick streets. Residents struggle with icy sidewalks and power disruptions while city crews work to clear roads and restore utilities.
Frigid Weather Grips City Quiet as Cold Wave Intensifies
Reports describe biting cold and overcast skies across the area. Officials warn of lingering frost and potential power strain as residents bundle up and heaters run full time.
Paumrtio ners of mine workers in Ohio amid unrest
Fragmented OCR text references miners in Ohio amid labor unrest and government measures. The readable pieces mention coal workers, labor actions, and a call for action by authorities, but specifics are unclear due to garbled source material.
Cleveland Woman Stabbed to Death in Home
Detectives investigated a fatal stabbing in a Cleveland residence. A woman was killed with an ice pick and another man, identified by name only in limited text, faced questions as detectives pursued leads and the case drew local attention.
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Cleveland
Fragmented OCR Reflects Partial Atrocity Note and Confusion
The readable text hints at a chaotic event with scattered mentions of a wave and a disaster context. It references open water, specific places, and varying fragments about casualties, survivors, and authorities, but the passage is garbled and incomplete.
Weather and flu hit Norh East coast with storms and cold
The gale and northeast wind shift expect high seas and south shore gusts while temperatures plunge near zero. In Copenhagen and Dyminark reports an influenza attack worsens as winter remains severe with rising waves and chilling conditions.
First Aerial Deaths Reported
A report from Alicante describes the first aerial death by self-inflicted action in history. The item notes a French individual named Coucher tied to a dumping incident and mentions a Pas mu ofiybmiy bets Casib rup kine with unclear context.
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Alicante
New Coucher
Jas Eeee
Testimony in Poriris Trial Amid City Murder Case
The article details testimony from Markhag strep regarding the murder of Mrs. Parker and the suspect Chip Mfaved. It notes a church visit by Jando Ton, mentions Frank Morris and Eber ME in connection with the case, and references events around July 7 with continued coverage on Page 2.
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Coticeboose Austen
Markhag
Forestier
Diesie Parker
Booth
Chaygrehy
Chip Mfaved
Ube
Frorens
Curch Jando
Ton Jan
Tate
Frank Morris
Imeatier
Hac
Pressure mounts over mediation in Central American crisis
Washington reports that the American government would welcome mediation from a Central American republic to bridge the rifts between President Juan and Saul Adalfi Due. The United States favors arbitration and opposes wider war while discussions continue amid proposals from religious and civic groups.
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Washington
Elaianis
Pasident Janines
Costa Ie
Alleged baby burial case stuns local readers
Fragmentary notes report police handling a case of an infant found buried near a residence. Prosecutor states the suspect appears responsible. investigation continues as authorities seek clearer details and motive.
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Irene
Goer
Cor
Ganeu
Bela
Sivangun
Slayer of Tho Wht Pleads Sanity in Arraignment
A Colima man, linked as a friend of the accused, faced arraignment on murder charges in the death of a woman. The case centers on a first degree indictment and a pending trial following today’s arraignment.
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Rr Graham
Colimaman
Mathered Furtt
Local religious group clash delays three-day visit plan
The centering article reports the local council of churches opposing Mrs. McPherson’s visit and blocking use of Memorial Hall for a February event. Rev. Scruby urged trustees to reconsider, threatening court action. A final decision was due Monday.
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Oremorial Hall
Council of Churches
McPherson
Scruby
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