White House Passes Game Gatecrasher Faces Charges
Boston November 16 Joe Hart of Edgartown faces eight larceny charges in municipal court after claiming White House access to the Navy-Michigan game. He said he sought a White House ticket via a brother of Alfred Hall and received a White House car ride to the game. Hart admitted stealing a president’s badge and attempted to use a midshipman contact for tickets. He hoped to meet the President and claimed Massachusetts interests justified the visit before returning home.
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Boston
Joe” Hart
Edhartons
Coolidge
Bai Ore
Raleirch
Nat
Galfel
Alfred Hall
Michigan
Joe” Hall
White House
Alfred Hal
Edgartown
Mass
Midshipmen
Joe
Massachusetts
Clarke
Clark
Escot Sealy
Jokinsly
Proposed Electrical Gone Discussed By Council Members
A discussion among council members addressed a tentative electrical project. The notes indicate costs of 0 and reference a specific committee or group involved in the planning process.
Mard in Chicago in 1914 recalls past commission
A fragment references a 1914 event in Chicago connected to the past commission and mentions crowding and disorder but lacks clear details or names.
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Chicago
Burial services held for Frank C. Boon Weeks
Franks C Boon Weeks died recently and is survived by his wife Veta. the obituary notes he was a resident of Lorain and mentions family members. Funeral arrangements were incomplete in the readable text.
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Frank
Rug
Pruner
Weslers
Denthh C. Boon
Veta
Cole Lorain
Lunn
Congress Eyes Steps After Alarm Over Nation's Abuse
Fragmented OCR notes reference Congress considering actions in response to a perceived crisis. Phrases mention awakening a nation and concerns about abuses. No clear names, dates, or concrete events are readable to anchor specifics.
Milk price to rise in Cleveland as demand surges
An announced increase in milk price in Cleveland Ohio amid a rise in demand. The article notes a price bump to meet consumer needs, tied to broader farm and dairy market factors. It mentions Ohio farms and local producers adjusting to supply and demand pressures.
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Cleveland
Consum
Strong
Ohio
Pep rally plan aims to boost sales through team cheering
Nov 18 report describes planned pep meetings at a Des Moines store where employees split into groups to cheer and lead performances. The idea, tested at football and basketball events, aims to energize staff, boost sales, and mimic the rally spirit seen at games, with leaders and prizes to spur competition.
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Tdaf Cou
Pep
Jarre Department Store
Ord
Ba Sal
W. Snam
Supe
Ny Fcs
Cunningham
Restore Who
Peo E Des Moines Star
Iry
Ber Carey
Paper Criticizes Vatican Action in Annulment
The article attacks the Vatican for its handling of annulment papers, blaming church authorities for formal decisions that affect several local figures. Names and places are garbled in the report, but the critique centers on church authority and its impact on individuals and counties.
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Vatican
Histories Of Famous Houses Under Study In Connecticut
The Connecticut Society of Colonial Dames, chaired by Mrs. A H Terry, studies historic houses. Wethersfield and Milford provide most examples. the homes are still in use though many exceed two centuries in age. Workers in Bompay India will have shorter wording hours.
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Connecticut Society of Colonial Dames
A. H. Terry
Wethersfield
Milford
Bompay
India
Fifteen Pleads Pay for Traffic Violations
Local item notes payments totaling 82 for traffic violations. The text lists individuals including J. Javkec and Duvald, with names such as Charles Joseph Mellar Ly Churenutl and others, tied to pur or ration remarks. The fragmentary OCR yields unclear details but centers on fines and associated people.
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J. Javkec
Arman Duvald
Charles
Joseph. Mellar
Ly Churenutl Goonspe Moore
A. B. Dietz
BR. EL Stough
Charles Marvin J. Clark
Fragmented report notes injury and street concerns
A damaged fragment describes a man hit on the head near Troi Street and Central Fan e. A woman seeks action and street safety improvements near North Side with better lighting. The text references a council meeting and a return to a location amid unclear details.
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John
Council Delays Matte on Oberlin Road Sewer Issue
In a terse note the council deferred the matter to the sewer committee awaiting the next meeting. The discussion references Oberlin Road and the asset in question, with no further details provided.
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Oberlin Road
City approves 4500 bond to finish grade elimination
The city council passed an ordinance authorizing the city auditor to issue bonds totaling 4500 dollars to enable the ferry to complete its final payment for the New York Central grade elimination project.
Divorce case filed over neglect of duty by husband
Esteil La raul sues Edward Rrche claiming neglect of duty led to divorce proceedings. The morning dispute centers on failure to provide support and maintain marital duties, triggering the legal action.
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Esteil Laraul
Edward
Sheriff Nabs Suspect Between Elyria and Lorain
Sheriff Underhill arrested a man named Ignaco Garcia on a charge of being a minor offender after residents along the road filed the complaint. The sheriff said details were not fully released yesterday afternoon.
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Sherige Ares
Intoncation
Fal Underhill
Elyria
Lorain
Ignaco Garcia
Water line elimination plan on Middle Avenue and Peafield
A report notes the city plans to remove electroli sh water lines on Middle Avenue and at Peafield junction. A vote is expected, and officials send a letter to the company thanking them for completing the work.
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Middle Avenue
Peafield
Truck Stolen After Wedding Day Incident
Sheriff reports a vehicle theft linked to a local wedding. A man named Ruth from Amherst reported that a truck with license T1 S68 was driven away yesterday by a male who had just wed. A separate note notes a woman’s cat show prize winner, with Mrs. Howlett receiving the top award.
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Roy
Gaderhut
Ruth
Uth Amherst
Howlett
William Crawford Charged for Traffic Violation
William Crawford appeared in police court on a charge of violating a traffic ordinance. He admitted striking a car on Mudie Avenue Sunday night and failing to stop and investigate the damage.
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William Crawford
Ordin
Awford
Xmver
Mudie Avenue
Automobile theft report remains unsolved at police desk
A man reports his car was stolen last week and remains missing. Police have not located the vehicle or the owner.
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Pate Syolen
Auto’ Tota Pol Mor
Theft of Overcoat Reported in Lakewood
A brown overcoat owned by Rollie S Brown of 461 Rabiwood Avenue Lakewood was stolen from his car parked in front of his home last night. He was intoxicated and appeared in Si hi police court this afternoon after pleading not guilty to a charge of intoxication.
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Stolf
Rollie S. Brown
Rabi Wood Avenue
Lakewood
Sen
Nolice Sar
Assak
Sihi
Woman fined for intoxication in court today
Rosa Penzis was fined 1 and casts in relation to intoxication charges after pleading guilty in district court. A Ford roadster with license B 51174 was reported stolen from Irondale Street last night. it belonged to James Soragi of 131 Clinton Avenue, according to police.
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Rosa Penzis
Pation
Sue
Irondale Street
James Soragi
Clinton Avenue
Meynco Invites Complaints Before Hague Tribunal
In Me ynco City on November 18 the cabinet discussed responses from Washington on the Mexican atest omets and the nation’s move toward the Hague. Leaders chaired by Pres Cates and figures including La vaz and Gonzales Rows agreed that sponsoring new U S legislation is unlikely. The United States would defer to Mexico’s laws in any case before the tribunal.
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Menico City
Koverripent
Washington
Hague
Servier
Yion
Cabint
Chaupltepech
Eal
Mexico
United State Court
Sentence Shows Six Won Works Against Justice
A brief record notes a six to zero victory in a case titled VHS IX Works versus Justice, with key figures unnamed. The item records the outcome of a legal dispute or procedural action in a compact news card style.
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VHS IX Works
Jivice
Council moves to adopt new mountain route use
Fragmentary notes show the council debating adoption of a route for mountain paths. Names and precise places are unclear, but references to roads or trails and discussions about vehicle or trade uses suggest infrastructure planning. The fragment mentions Avon Beach and Avon Lak.
Fragmented Ad Copy Sparks Confusion Over Missing Details
A damaged OCR fragment shows garbled text about an advertisement related to an account, with unclear references to an address and a supposed free earnings claim. No verifiable names, dates, or locations are readable to confirm specifics.
Real Estate Transfers Listed Across Ohio Region
Real estate transfers show several parcels changing hands. Transactions include Avon Lake parcels Lot 73-76 in West Shore allotment and multiple deeds within Lorain area. Names such as Ernest Robinson, William Fast, and Theodore Yen appear among the transfers.
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Morehouse & Foster
Ain
Teisnis of
Vria
Comners
Avon Lake
Ian Savings & Trust Co
Ernest Robinson
West Shore
Sheffield
Ilove
Robert Rundtz
Wiliam R. Fast
Fiat
Rld Land Co
Adh
Lorain
A. Stephens
Theodore Yen
Columbia
Markets report from Cleveland and Chicago with farm prices
The Cleveland market notices show butter at 50 to 54 cents extras, eggs around 50 cents, oleo rising to 26 27 cents, and apples and potatoes priced. Hog and cattle receipts are noted with top hogs at 12.50, beef steers 6.75 to 7.50, and bulk lambs around 13 to 16.50. Chicago quotations list butter higher, poultry steady, and potatoes with mixed cash ranges. Livestock markets describe hogs lower and steady beef cattle with varied prices. New York Liberty quotes include various bond and stock figures.
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Cleveland
York State
Ucleveland
Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Cassela
Idaho
Russes
RYBE
Fragmentary Court Transcript from New Brunswick Murder Trial
Testimony reveals questions about the first trip to New Brunswick after the murder on September 15 1922. Witnesses discuss Dr Carpender Mrs Mills Mrs Hall and others with references to revolvers shotguns and destroyed notes. Prosecutor Stryker’s former stenographer Silzer describes handling statements and office safes during prior investigations.
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New Brunswick
Edwino Carpe
Dr Carpender
Mal
Simpson
Faik
Silzer
Stryker
Hall
Henry
Willie
Silver
Visit of Romanian Queen Triggers Fireworks in Cleveland
Rouman consul Dimarcesco will greet Queen Marie in Cleveland as a personal friend. John Popovici will replace him in official welcome as the consulate ties tensions over a disputed state dinner with the Queen. Fireworks erupt over arrangements and local committee reactions.
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Cleveland
Dietric D. Dimarcesco
Rouman
Marie
John C. Popovici
Nw York
Dimancescu
Rafe
Court hearing yields conflicting testimonies over Mills case
Witnesses described Mills feelings for Dr Hall in 1917 and alleged snubs while autopsy expert Dr Otto Schunze recalled examining Mills and Hall bodies earlier this year. Prosecutor Simpson pressed for haste and jurors viewed photos of Dr Wasseloup as court moved to remove a projection machine from the chamber amid defense objections.
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Peter Sommer
Jis
di Martina
New Brunswick
Stimpson
Wasseloup
Wais Lights
Chicago labeled outlaw city over Great Lakes raid
William George Milwaukee, president of the Great Lakes Harbors Association, denounces Chicago as an outlaw city in a national convention speech. The meeting gathers top financial and business leaders from across the Great Lakes region to discuss defense of the lakes and regional development amid a legal contest against an unlawful raid.
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Buffalo
Chicago
William George
Milwaukee
Great Lakes Harbors AsSociation
United Sta
Brace
Great Lakes
Memorial Lighthouse Planned for Belle Isle
Plans for a memorial lighthouse at the tip of Belle Isle to honor William Livingstone received approval from Mayor John W. Smith and the offer by William B. Mayo. The project has been approved by the United States Lighthouse Commission.
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William Livingtone
Belle
Detroit
Belle Isle
William Livingstone
John W. Smith
William B. Mayo
United States Lighthouse Commission
Unclear fragment hints at historical notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows no coherent event or entities to summarize into a standard newspaper card.
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