Miss Aneries Crowned at Atlantic City Pageant
A long haired Tulsa girl named Miss Aneries won the Miss Aneries title at Atlantic City in a royal pageant before a large crowd. Miss Lun plank was abdicated queen of Galifornia, with Miss New York reportedly third in the lineup.
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Atlantic City
N. 1
Norma Deseygre Smallwood
Tulsa
OkMagonia
Seaprey of
Beauty
Miss Aneries
Neptune
Galifornia
Smathgood
Mier Lanphier
Valis
Migs Wyglen
Rory Flomrhaig
Bhae Sud
Aishonaha
Miss New York
Tilson Nominated Again to Run in Connecticut District
New Haven Sept 1 The Republican Party selected John Q Tilson as their candidate for Congress from Connecticut's third district. Tilson, present Republican floor leader, was unanimously chosen after a conservative meeting in New Haven.
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New Haven
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
Three Contested Payments Tie To Gold Controversy
A 1921 testimony details how and why payments totaling 447 dollars were made to a California mill and a Swiss firm tied to wartime German equity claims. Key figures include Miller and Daugherty, with allegations of forged checks and influence by government officials in the handling of a sensitive metals transfer and alleged Swiss rescue of American metal mass. The narrative centers on the path of funds and who arranged the transactions amid probing questions by a witness about calls to smooth the way for a Swiss recovery effort.
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Eheeke
T. King
Uly Uerman Equity
Asene
Saeety Silsee Pour
Peeve Wecelliog Bom Areaiee
Placords
Veo
Miller
Bett Wrshed
Coloweb
Jos
Smith
Merton
Legal Negotiations Mention King and Miller Case Details
Fragmented OCR notes describe a legal dispute involving King and Miller, referencing licensed lawyers, speed, and various individuals including Merton, Pungherty, and Williams. The text hints at assertions, examinations, and a cursory review by Merten, with mentions of sub divisions, agencies, and a formal representation.
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King
Langer
Buehner
Thranet
Merton
Moeton
Divogherty Co
Hte Egeiecy Sudivsen
Mattates
Pungherty
Ae Elaim
Merten
Miter
Witlhams: Wied
Millae Thera Miter
Fragmented OCR political saga spans campaigns and spending
An incoherent OCR fragment discusses investigations into campaign spending and committee expenditures across states. It mentions candidates, committees, travel costs, literature, and travel expenses, noting some parties’ expenses and suspicions of improper activity without clear names or dates.
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Tory Renee CO. Phipas
Colorado
Peter
Congress
Alisseuri
Rewd
Doltere
Saito Argumeiiens
Promenade Page Notes and Fragmentary Text
Fragmented OCR text references prom page continuation and various garbled phrases. It mentions a Western children's bill or service, references locations like Michigan, and includes scattered names and numbers, but lacks a coherent event or clear entities. The readable bits show a muddled notice or article fragment without a definite outcome.
Local Health Tests Planned Across Townships
County officials announce a countywide tuberculin testing drive beginning Monday in Graeton township with follow up testing in Tuesday in nearby townships. Drs Skasder, Hyde, and Rowland coordinate testing across Columbia Huntington Carliste Stussia townships, aiming for county completion by year end. A European corn borer inspection trip across Ohio Michigan Ontario is slated for ten days starting May fifteenth, with county cooperation urged to join.
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Pas Willam Jr
Wamimond
Graeton Township
Towtship
I. Rowland
J. Skasder
Tealing
Columbia Township
Llyde
Huntington Township
Drodlyne
Carliste
Stussia
Ohio
Michigan
Ontario
Ridgeville Woman Injured After Night Walk Accident
Miss Gertrude Snider of Ridgeville was struck by a vehicle on Ridgeville road and admitted to Memorial Hospital with multiple injuries to her left ankle. The driver’s name was not available in the hospital report.
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Hiugeville
Gertrude Snider
Ridgeville
Brisha Memorial Hospital
Hespitad
Snider
Aoear
Shia
Ridgeville Road
Lorin police watch over crowd as parade prep nears
A local police summary notes a tense scene last night near Lorin including a young black male described as five feet tall and 20s, with nearby residents living on Weblerm Heights. Public actions include a school parade ordinance, cafeteria closure, and limited parking during the event.
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Lochafreck
Fragmented 1922 Canton News Clippings Describe Local Events
In a cluttered 1922 Canton page fragment, reports mention baseball fans and players, a hearing before a safety director, and a civic update on Curtode and Pequerd Mi TeoOM. The text references Guy Bush’s string of wins and a Cubs game highlight, with chatter about a life party and miners’ observers.
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Canton
Pet
Cleveland
Strei Henbereer
Oberlin Notes and Local Crime Watch In Oberlin
Oberlin reports include a fraud case involving Andrew Manes of Ashtabula linked to bad checks cashed in Oberlin and at the Cleveland Wrist Company. Local terminations note ministers and residents, with social and church notices, school events, and community gatherings across Oberlin streets and hotels.
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Oberlin
Itty Dolues
Andrew Manes
Seuventras
Sherril's Acres
Fin and Dewarting
Cleveland Wrist Company
Clevelwit Bank
Toe Hoottel
Manas
Ford Sedin
Artino
Columbus
Andrew Manas
Ashtabula
Pere Demas
Wis
Fandhey Nampel
Wellington Update From Mrs Curtice Area Notes
Wellington Sept 11. Typhoid fever cases noted at the home of Delbert Yextheimer in Cleveland with family care arranged. Several residents listed with various illnesses or movements including attendances at Medina events and college notices. Moving households and quarantine conditions reported for local families and a Sunday preaching plan noted.
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Wellington
Yextheimer
Delbert Yextheimer
Cleveland
Frank Richmond
TW. Jordan
Warner
Finley
Trex
RK. Winles
Mane Dalores
Mary Kiizabeth
Forrest Street
Marybeth
Harold G. Briggs
Miyria
Roy
R. C. Emhat
Cleveland Teebrew
Chronicle Telegram Item Summary
The readable fragment from The Chronicle Telegram reports on a local issue or event with named entities such as people or organizations. It includes a brief action or outcome and indicates a community focus.
Taken From Our Files Sheltons Takes Public School Post
Shelton arrived in the city to serve as superintendent of public schools as the fall term opened with 2,643 students enrolled. The report mentions a three day style show by local merchants, police protection during saloon disturbances, Elyria Valley League victory, and a city vote to build bridges on Broad and Fourth streets. Historical notes recount elections and community events from 25 to 60 years ago, plus the opening enrollment at RIVERS Public Schools: 1,814 total with 1, "enrolled in high school" and 45 in intermediate grades. 935 boys and 879 girls.
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Shelton
Merchants of
Eirria
Broad Street
Elyria Valley League
Mansfield O
G. Ha Mekkenzie
Elyria
Fourth Street
Rnevens
Bieh Seheal
Sunday Radio Program Schedule Across States
Sunday’s radio lineup lists stations from WIZ in New York to WOO in Davenport with varied programs. Times range from 7:18 PM to 8:30 PM Central and include orchestras, classic concerts, studio programs, and special hour slots.
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WIZ
New York
N. Y
Hotel Ambassador Trio
WBAL
Baltimore
WOR
Newark
N. J
WEAF
Atwater Kent Radio
WSAT
WLW
Cincinnati
Crosley Salon Orchestra
KOA
Denver
Colorado
KYW
Chicago
WIR
Pontiac
Mich
KTHS
Ho. Springs
Ark
WOO
Davenport
The
Palmer Little Symphony Orchestra
Monday Radio Program Listings Across U S Stations
Radio program schedule list across New York Detroit Baltimore Worcester Pittsburgh and more detailing times and participating stations WAL WEAT WRAP WCAR KDAK WAY WRBZ and others with ensembles quartets and orchestras including Calumet Baking Powder Co Radio Garden Hour and Rainbow Terrace Orchestra across multiple cities and times under 8:00 to 11:10 listings. The entry notes several stations and programs in a collage style local airwave digest.
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Wiz
Newpork
N. Y
Manwell House
Detroit
Mich
Rand
WAL
Baltimore
Weat
Mule
New York
Alan Woy
Wtam
WWJ
Pontiac
KDAK
Pittsburgh
Cone Wrbz
Springfield
Mass
Radio Four
Boston
WAY
Cincinnati
Ohio
The
Calumet Baking Powder Co
Radio Garden Hour
WCAR
Rainbow Terrace Orchestra
RTRS
Hot Springs
Ark
Market snapshot from Cleveland and Toledo dated Sept 11
Markets report lists butter prices and poultry figures with extra firsts and packing values, cheese notes for York state, potatoes in Ohio, and livestock results from Cleveland Livestock Market including hogs cattle and sheep. Toledo wheat and corn prices, timothy seed, and bond quotes from New York liberty openings accompany the market brief.
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Cleveland
York State
Ohio
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo
Timothy
Tmibury Bonds
New York
Bnd
National convention to be hosted by Elyria group
The largest delegation will come to Philadelphia for the National convention. Virgil Jasper of Elyria Voiture leads the hosts for the state presentation. The American Legion Auxiliary opens its headquarters at the Moret Elgine with officers from Steubenville Newark and Marion. National VP candidates London Shepard and A H Yuffman plan to attend. The convention begins Monday morning with state commander Haugh K. Martin directing activities. A voting booth at the park will serve as an information bureau during the gathering.
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Philadelphia
Virgil Jasper
Elyria
Haugh KK. Martin
Magntal
Newell Hotel
Elyria Post
Elyria Sanitary Officer Reports Good Health Situation
Sanitary police officer I. J. Williams says Elyria is in fine health, with no lingering fever. He notes strict milk testing and sanitary instructions for all local dairies to shield the city from the Wellington epidemic.
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Elyria
I. Ji. Williams
Mivria
Wellington
Williams
Truck And Street Car In Smashup On Broad Street
Dernier of Grafton drove a truck on Broad street when his vehicle was wrecked by a street car. Police report says he was crowded by the trolley while attempting to pass another machine. The truck suffered a smashed rig, broken left front wheel, and the street car was also damaged.
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Word Dernier
Grafton
Broad Street
Dernier
Funeral rites for Mrs George Vogler at Water Street home
Funeral services for Mrs George Vogler who died recently will be held Monday afternoon at two o'clock at her home on 121 Water Street. Burial will take place at Amherst Cemetery with Reverend Herkner officiating.
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City of Stochester
New York
Whitford H. Bunker
Union Theological Seminary
Homer Johnson
South Profexysor Street
Johnson
Hunker
Wrederig Artz
Frida
Waterloo
Whigghen Morrison
Byatta
Westport
Conk
Lou Keller
Foreerly
Oberlin
Minneapolis
Minn
Nan Henderson
Cleveland
Henderson
T. J. Henderson
Vera Lorcke
Moarher
Nash
David Robb
South Main Street
A. Thilotsen
Tarliex Aid Society
First Baptist Church
North Pleasant Street
Woodt
Ars
Cedar Street
Missionary Societies of the
First Methodist Church
Werdnesdas
Yariors
M. W
George Vogler
Gieorge Vogler
Water Street
Amherst
Herkner
Lorain ministers to get Grall views on law enforcement
Lorain Mayor William Grall asked Rev. C B Iless of the First Methodist church to present his enforcement views to the Lorain Ministerial Association. The mayor says he has run a fair impartial police program since taking office in January. The report notes a cigarette ban for women schoolteachers in Lynn Mass.
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Lorain
Grales
William EF. Grall
C. B. Iless
First Methodist Church
Hess
Home on Broad St Entered by Thieves
Mrs. B. Schwartz, 703 Broad Street, reported her home ransacked yesterday afternoon between 12 and 2 30. Intruders took two watches and jewelry while neighbors spotted two men loitering nearby one wearing a cap. No further details available.
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B. Schwartz
Broad St
Divorces Asked by Three Women in Court
Three petitions filed in the common pleas court today seek divorce, alimony, and custody orders. Virginia Christman seeks custody and alimony from Carl W. Christman amid alleged cruelty. Mayne Hollister sues Charles V. Hollister asking restoration of her maiden name Mayne Hook and alimony. Tillie Yarsewiey sues Jol Torsewiey alleging threats to kill, seeking child custody and support arrangements.
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Court of Common Pleas
Virginia Christman
W. Christman
Mayne Hollister
Lorain
Charles
W. Hollister
Mayne Hook
Tillie Yarsewiey
Jol Torsewiey
Tal
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