Red Cross mobilizes aid to Florida tornado victims
The American Red Cross and federal officials move to aid Florida tornado victims. Thousands homeless, 100 killed, 1,900 injured as relief chains reach Hollywood and surrounding areas. Immediate needs include tents bedding food medical supplies and temporary housing. Officials report about 10,000 homeless and extensive destruction prompting urgent reconstruction plans.
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Washington
Florida
Hed Crocs
War Department
Coolidge
Han
J. Sharipan
Hollswood
Flae
Curzeniy Nerdy
Hollywood Ue
Bars Virane
National Red Cross
W. F. Busch
Paseencor
Florida Curters Railroad
Mian
Florida Devastation Deepens Amid Storm Relief Efforts
Amid widespread damage, smaller hotels face collapse as families lose homes. Governor Martin orders martial law in several counties while 60 troops are sent to Miami area. Water shortage alarms Miami residents as communications strain recovers slowly and relief trains depart for Moore Haven and Sebring.
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Harry Otto
Miami
Focal Chamber
Annie Gee
Stern Vaetins
John W. Martin
Talkitasso
Florida
Ballywood
Heart Lauderdale
Pumpenn
Danis
Palm Beaches
Mann
Mani
Besl
Walter Art
Ena
Vic Ams
West Palm Beach
Coe Jer
Thas
Lcoop
Orlansdal
Sanford
Mami
West Palim Beach
Lauderdale
Lowari
Murty
Glthowe
Mexico
Moore Haven
Citrus City
Clewiston
Ritta
Lake Okeriahee
Local Wien Incident Reported At Ashland
Arthur Powell of this city collided with Ford's machine near Ashland causing injuries. Carl Baker was with Powell. Justice Armstrong court in Ashland, bond set at $800. Witnesses described the event after a delay in reporting. details remain uncertain.
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Arthur Powell
Asland
Manin
Wollham
Chertin
Ford
Carl Baker
Powel
Justice Armstrong
Ake
Wacker
Lorain Chapter Raises Funds for Florida Disaster Aid
The Lorain chapter of a Red Cross affiliate organized a door to door drive to collect funds for the Florida disaster district. Local volunteers urged residents to donate and support the relief effort with the aim of sending money to assist affected areas.
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Lorain
Lorata
Tod Cross
Todas
Stetekent
Florid
Lomna Agnotirii Legion
Lean
Prohibition Fine Case From Sheffield Township
A local report describes a Prohibition charge in Sheffield Township with a fine assessed and details of an arrest the night of the incident. The article mentions state Prohibition authorities and references an investigation at a residence connected to the case.
Unidentified bodies reported across Miami area
Ten bodies at a funeral home and about thirty more at the police station in Miami are identified among victims. The list includes deaths in Hialeah Hollywand Miami Road Homestead and Fort Lauderdale with multiple city statements and locations.
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Richards Tiacquoe
de Wefan Pere
Mian
Robeats
Mya
Misa
Sebwale
Faaani
Ktatts Brat
Manu Tatlinge
Mis
Port Lauderdale
Talia
Clldied
Port Tase
Local News In a Few Lines From Cla AUS Lost
A garbled police report describes a man claiming to have sold several boxes of cigars from a truck and raises questions if they were stolen. Nearby, a resident reports a tire incident and says items found were not stolen but taken to a different location.
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Cla
AUS
William Kraughman
Drayes
Red Cross seeks public help for relief drives
Local Red Cross leaders urge district residents to contribute to the relief work now under Red Cross management. A designated collection point may be set up to receive donations for the disaster relief fund following a recent cyclone and tornado damage.
Disorderly conduct fines and court actions reported
A report lists Dave Mien fined $10 and costs for disorderly conduct after pleading guilty to drinking and fighting at 412 hn nlvel on Saturday night. A divorce decree was granted to Josephine Oherre of Laransy, with custody and support details noted. Other items mention a safety talk by Colbar Bose practitioner, a bicycle incident involving Howard Myers, and various courtroom outcomes with totals and interest.
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Dave Mien
Bhn Street
Cour
Allen
Hn Nlvel
Colbar Bose
Howard Myers
Maneeton Avenue
Che Mir
Myers
Uisrik Memorigh Hospital
Weed
OREO PLTS and cotton market notes in Oklahoma
Fragmentary report covers prices and market actions in Ponca City and surrounding areas. Mentions a bale sale at nine dollars and a focus on cotton trade in Marland Ponessry Mand, with broader notes on state districts and safety concerns.
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OREO
Ohla
Dept
Oklahoma
Potea Yee Chamber of
Vanimierny
Promsht
Marland
Ponessry
Mand
Min Estate
Prodner Rey
Cortan Sron Ie
Fined and Sentenced in Automobile Case
Curgensen was fined and sentenced to county jail by Justice J Georges after a bearing on a charge of operating an automobile while intoxicated. He was arrested yesterday afternoon by Sheriff Une derhalt on the Cleveland flyria fCuad.
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Cust Curgensen
Sieats Ad
J. Georges
Giurgeoyen
Unederhalt
Cleveland Flyria fCuad
Oberlin couple alliances headline Lorain wedding notices
Oberlin column reports Marguerita Herrick Hess and Clayton Maries Hess wed in Oberlin with Oberlin College connections. Oscar Hubbard and Margaret White also marry after graduation. couple to Baltimore for Johns Hopkins. Local social news notes a broken wrist incident near Main and College Streets and a bridge party at East Lane.
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Wess
Heese
Zell Namhbridge
Olm
Conservatory
Throwshihe Hast
Canula
Akron
Ohio
Tess
Oscar Hubbard
Margaret White
Osi Fphiard
G. J. Hubbard
Canton
Uvat City
Oberlin College
Hubbard
Mr. Hubbard
Euple
Oberlin
Woodland Avenue
Baltimore
Muddard
Var
Johns Hopkins University
Yankees Come Back to Defeat Indians in Tight Win
The New York Yankees rallied past the Cleveland Indians in a close game. Key contributors included Gehrig and other stars as the Yankees secured a decisive ninth inning surge to seal the victory.
Fragmented OCR update from unclear medical meeting
Fragmentary text references a meeting with doctors and state officials. Mentions names loosely like Herman Rundesen and Lary Smait, vague notes on contributions and timing during the day. Overall content is garbled and hard to interpret.
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Smith Hospi
Herman Rundesen
New YMCA Chooses Mohert Moore as Physical Director
Mohert Moore of Van Wert Ohio has been selected as the new YMCA physical director and will assume duties September 27. He brings extensive experience in physical education, including work at Muskingum College, summer camps, and playground programs, succeeding J M Avery who served the first year.
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Mohert Moore
Cla
WY. Q. AcGlellan
van Wert
Ohio
McClelan
Moore
Muskingum College
Pups
su_coods
J. M. Avery
Death Notice for Miss Lydia Wril l
Miss Lydia Wrill aged forty died at home on Middle Avenue after several hours of illness. She is survived by her mother Mrs Sehns and grandmother Mrs Christina Bauer and other relatives. Funeral services will be held at 12 Middle Avenue at 2:30 PM Tuesday with burial at Ward Scribble Cemetery Valley City.
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Lydia Wrills
Digdia Krill
Middle Savenue
Unclear OCR Football Brief Highlights Scorers
Partial text covers a football match brief with multiple player names and goal scorers. Mentioned are Latch ow Bisiey Gatds and referees notes along with cages and some weekly stats. The readable lines indicate a scoring report but many names and details are garbled.
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Lorain
Pesaniay & Tev
Bogle
Goodveies
Vornan
Honale
Vrantocheese TB
Hirdin
Vanas
Mavacae
Mate Kenre
Goais
Wales
Pyeratt
Gaadt
Seme McKendre
Latch Ow
Bisiey
Gatds
Mowee
Welfare department costs and farm production in Ohio
Ohio welfare department annual operating costs total about 86 million dollars with 2 million more for rents. The report to Governor Donahey notes 27,000 wards and 14,000 dependent children under care, plus efforts to prevent blindness in the three blind commission. Farm production rose over five years, with 238,37 acres cultivated and 1.11 million dollars in last year’s farm output. butter and milk purchases totaled over 393,000 dollars. Prison industries employed nearly 3,000 inmates, with net profits from the Jimmelen City brick plant and losses at the Tri County Wreck plant cited as issues.
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Columbus
State Welfare Department
Vic Donahey
Wolfiar
John J. Harper
Welfare Department
Harper
Warner
Jaberin
Ardéund
Uriek
Jimellen City
Warr
Tri-County
Roseville
Pan
Janernoen
Cole
President Appeals for Aid of Sufferers
President requests aid for sufferers amid a large-scale disaster. Officials urge immediate donations through national committees and local churches to support victims across the United States.
Avon Man Faces Liquor Charge Arraignment Set
Harold Fulton of Avon is to be arraigned for possessing intoxicating liquor in his home. Sheriff Underhill and Prohibition Agent Raukin raided the Fulton residence Saturday night and seized about one hundred gallons of wine stored in the basement.
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Harold Fulton
Detroit
Avon
S&. J. George
Fulton
F. A. Underhill
O. Raukin
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter and Poultry Prices
Market report from Cleveland shows butter extra firsts around 12 cents, packing 29 to 30 cents, eggs and pullet prices, and poultry data for fowls ducks and hens. Cattle receipts steady, calves and beef values noted, hogs and sheep market activity described with price ranges and trends.
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Cleveland
York State
Imarket
Toledo
Domestic affairs shape custody case in Prague court
The Prague court weighs Vera Talstoi Bakovsky custody as in her grandfather Count Lea Tolstoi's orbit. The split parents fought over their child after the father took the child from Meanville to Prague, then court orders and state of care raised questions about school placement and shared custody.
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Prague
Vera Talstoi Bakovsky
Lea Tolstoi
Chereaude
Hea Gialms
Meanville
Pragie
Toy
Canar Phe
Ships Missing In Hurricane Zone Reported Safe In Port
New York dispatches say eight ships traveling between New York and tropical ports were missing but began sending radio messages. Clyde Line ships Pawnes and Cherokee reported safe in Jacksonville and Charleston respectively while others gave no word.Officials noted no storm warnings from wireless firms and implied the hurricane spent itself on land.
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New York
Florida
Ta Br
Clyde Line
Stnrrm
Jacksonville
Cherokee
Charlestom
S.C
Eame
President Harrison
Dollar
Finland
Goth
Havanna
United Frajk
Shipping News Reports Coast Safe Despite Threats
Off the Florida coast ships are reported safe after a hurricane weekend. The Anastas ia Island naval radio station notes no confirmed sinking of the Loyal Citizen as the Clyl liner Apache leaves Jacksonville for New York and the Merchants and Miners steamer Perigian departs for Philadelphia.
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ST Augustine
Fila
Sept
Florida
Naval
Anastasia Island
Loyal Citizen
Atlantic
Jacksonvile Harper
New York
Perigian
Jacksonville
Nah
Philadelphia
Ile Seaboard
Governor Martin Tours Storm Districts in Florida
Governor John W. Martin visited storm-affected areas in St Augustine and northern districts to oversee relief efforts. He said command of relief was delegated to elite government heads and emphasized direct action from the governor and national guard coordination. The report notes federal talks on waste disposal from pulp and paper mills to prevent pollution, with headquarters in St Augustine.
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Staugustine
Ena
Martin
Yestine
iFlanda National Guard
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