Mexico City Battles Lead to Rebel Suppression
Jan 14 Pighilig way silil reports a fierce clash as rebels in Tepatitlan and surrounding towns face a strong federal response. General Porreira with 100 federal troops attacked entrenched rebels, fights continue at night with casualties on both sides and reports of a reorganized insurgent force in Atonotileo.
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Mexico Cty
Pighilig
Silil
Janeca
Tepatistan
Psoolutionists
Tepltatimn
Union Popular
Jalisco
Teyatitian
Cuodaie Saractu
Atonotileo
Porreira
Chambersburg Sheriff Campaign Opens With Munich Bid
The Chambersburg area sees a sheriff race begin with Captain Basil H Munich announcing his candidacy. He pledges a reform platform to increase the daily jail ration for prisoners. Separate notes mention a new billiard parlors venture by O Connell and Cohan opening in the Conell Building basement at Franklin and Potomac Streets.
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Chambersburg
Franklin Couity
Basil H. Munich
World War Velurag
Chapier O'Connell
Oulé Cohan
Mle’ Connell
Conell Building
Corservate
Franklin and
Potomac Streets
Awarded Prize Omission Noted at Leitersburg Event
Altice won Eaton Oraig Jor in the come division at the New Year's party held in Leitersburg. Craie's name was omitted from the prize list published afterward, leaving an incomplete winner record and potential eligibility questions.
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Altice
Eaton Oraig
Leitersburg
Bkr
Craie
Winnard
The
Deaths and obituaries from Williamsport area
Obituary notices report the deaths of Louis W. McElroy aged 79 in Williamsport with services at U B Church and interment at Riversne cemetery, Joseph Clinton Hoffman aged 68 in Washington County Hospital with arrangements in Williamsport, John P. Doul aged 82 in Washington County Hospital with services at his niece’s home, Willia mport, and Wil liamsport area figures including Mayhugh Barber and others with funeral plans, church services, and interments noted across multiple local families.
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Louis W. McElroy
Barnhart
North Lycast Street
Hawits & Wedfer
Firet Christian Church
Ie Wurylved By & Wilow
Mary EB
Melvoy
J. J. Burowhart
Clelly
Mere
Edna Flara
Kemp's Mitt
Rivers
Williamsport
Joseph Clinton Hoffman
Washington County Hospital
Guy
Samuel
Joseph
Jacob Gearhuti
Joseph Maate
Williadsport
Core Birghnan
Hagerstown
Chey
Broyer
Cleerspring
Winneral Felilay
Sersleae
Montgomery Church
Upton
John P. Doul
North Mulberry Street
St. Paul's Math
Dlena
Clayton
Tin City
Lavilla
Schlaser
Boonsboro
Janeral
Fred Gruber
East Franklin Street
Vernon Ridgely
Rowe Till
Charles H. Pepes
Hagerstand
Kaward
Sarai Wilkes
Ingertown
Foffebarger
Richard Roupt
Wilamsport
G. &. Boring
Pana
Charles. Lucens
John Hshleman
Anna .Cornelius
Hagerstow
Te Methodist Church
Willamsport
RB. Maules
Rivervigw
Mary Ev Lawrente
John Shrader
Delaware
Mercershore
WilHameport
Tive
Shrader
Jesse Beach
Minnecott
Weld Bunda
Williginsport
Nob St Thomas
United Brethrem Church
Inuerment
Ttverview Cemetery
Millions for improvements in Lutheran Church growth
Philadelphia reports nearly six million dollars spent in 1936 by United Lutheran Church in America congregations on new property, additions, and renovations. Data shows 241 congregations improved or added property totaling 4.85 million, with 34 new churches and 24 refurbishments among other projects. Maryland churches are noted for purchases and renovations, while a local play fundraiser and marriage licenses are listed in the community brief.
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Philadelphia
United Lutheran Church In America
The
Lutheran
Natian R. Mothora
Maryland
Melhorn An
Calvary and Messiah
Wombing
Crigsman
St. Pan's
Myersville
C. A. Neal
Tynity
Baltimore
J. 1
Ide
Sho
Third Lutheran
Card of Thanks Ady Walter Levi and family
Ady widow Walter Levi and children thank neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of our mother. Gratitude for care at home and at the funeral, especially Reverend Thomas, Mr and Mrs Taha Shradey, and all who visited sent flowers and helped during the time. Also noting business notice of school work and local shop contact details.
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Negibory
Ne At
Rey
Thomas
Taha Shradey
Ady
Walter Levi
Ex empress dies after flu attack in royal bedside vigil
The report notes the ex empress Charlotte's death followed a long illness with urgent family presence at her bed and a final lapse into unconsciousness. Baron Augusta Gossitet spoke of the royal family and Belgian ties, denying claims of great fortune while detailing dwindling funds amid European aid withdrawals.
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Eians
Charville
Kip
Adbert
Eizabeth
Han Vatitament
Augusta Gossitet
Peopaord
Belgium
Augusta
Ple
Maximillien
Léopold
Charlotte
Sua
Royal
Browning faces suit by young actress in separation action
New York inn owner Edward Browning and his wife Frances Browning filed a suit for separation. Frances Browning accuses Edward of misconduct and seeks damages. he was named as defendant in today’s court action.
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New York
Inn
Edward
W. Browning
Go Nis
Frances Teen Browning
Oauth
Yepordin
Aity. 1
Aether Casa
Bishop Talks to Students at St James School
Kentucky bishop Wondvunt spoke at a lunch for Mr and Mrs Adrian Onderdong at St James School in the main dining hall. He addressed the boys in the temporary chapel stressing ideals and true manhood, noting discouragement forges strength and citing famous figures who rose from humble origins.
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Bishop Wondvunt
Kentucky
Adrian Onderdong
St. James School
Bishop
Wondcock
St John's
Gettysburg grid coach resigns from post
Gettysburg College announces the resignations of football coach and graduate manager. Hearty W. Hatsen resigns as president and W. W. Wood leaves Gettysburg after seven years to take a position at Wesleyan University. Doyle R. Leathers also departs his role as senior master at Gettysburg Academy.
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Gettyebarg College
Lnst
Ite
Rt Athiance
W. A. Hatsen
W. W- Wood
Gettysburg
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Counescuieul
Doyle R. Leathers
Ths
Gettystars Academy
Will Again Urge Appointment Of Health Officer
Local meeting at Dr. We Dy Camp ball on West Washington Street to urge appointing a fulltime health officer for Washington County. Rev Dr William S Tess chairs the Kiwanians program with boxing at the armory after talks at the M C A. Ames in charge of attendance prize by De John By Ames.
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Opich
Ake Hill
Hill
Hivas
Evide
Xu Wall
Toni
Gaunty
State Health Department
Washington County
We Dy
West Washington
Atraat
Jotlerr
Mas Dent
Kiwanis
Kiwama Hducation Commerce
Willian
Tess
Clairian
de Juhn
Ames
George W. Twyford
Fragmented 19th Century News Snippet on Booze Births and Deaths
A garbled OCR fragment references liquor production estimates, flu fatalities, and multiple birth notices. Names and places are unclear, but hints of whiskey industry figures, a heavy flu week, and two newborn announcements appear alongside disjointed personal notes from Wisconsin and England.
President Coolidge asks Congress for appropriation
Washington on January 18 President Coolidge asked Congress for a 1,069,0001 dollar appropriation to fund operations related to the nation’s flight program, outlining anticipated costs and the need to maintain momentum in aviation efforts.
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Washington
Allenrhu Promises Rheumatic Relief and Painless Joints
Advert says Allenrhu eases rheumatic pains and reduces swollen joints. Claims quick action within two days and long term relief, praising effects for many users. Mentions Wareham's City Pharmacy and Bergice Dig Atoray as distributors.
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Money Back
Wareham City Pharmacy
People’s Service Drug Stores
Yenta
Tealiy
Alf Aker
Auys Wareham's
City Pharmacy
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Harry C
Franklin Street
Hagerstown Motor
Wilion
Mayhugh
Sprice Street
Med
Pentacostal Church
Louie
Munselor
Wheeling
Arthur
Benjamin
Reelwood
Fa. Lewis
Waeellog
Ranney
Ohio
Shryme
Funeast
Pritay
Servien
BR | Juiteey
Barber
Williamevort
Lomett Martinsburg
William H. Berber
Mare Ainsburg
Jobo
Clarence
Harry
Joseph W. Taylor
Mes
Piedmont
Loretta Frances Rodenhaver
Herbert Z. Rodenhaver
Shuampersburg
Loretia Dremyon
Hageretowi
Witl Lebei
Chadhersoury
Lena Eliasen
Tate
Talentt Huasen
Cehildren
Naley Carter Kilason
Fennie Pennington
Talcott Kliason
Waller
Jaior
George W. Starkey
Tparalyota
Mr. Starkey
Higeratews
Blarkey
Gintkey
Emma Bealer
Rahrersville
Bos Jome
Ray
Quincy
Ape
Slater
Harant Wrand
Robeersville
France
Speth
United Lutheran Congregations
Tocal
Eugene Williams
U. S
Epeckal
Dows
Iba
la Marr
W. Wash
St. Ranth
Safe Deposit Boxes
Maryland Surety & Trust CO
Henry Pord
Detroit
Sunary
Mase
Mary Sawyer
Lamb
Moss
Font
Mrs. Lord
Pupple
Sheen
Mars
LOGAL
G. M Horst Tagergtown
Wheuk
Yeecy
CEI
Wayne
Wayne Dairy
Wayne Chickstetler
Armory
Browning
Leon Puybody
Company B-Armory
Willie Ptomey
Tex Stovall
U.S. Army
Eddie Buell
Terry O’day
Pat Reiley
Kid Shaddock
AE Orantharchirn
Young Tobey
Billy Mitchell
Matt Lewis
Jim d’Estrey
Boye
National Detective Agency
Hagéretown
Anotha Ye
Dareetive
Selvies
Ant
Antisted
Ney
Herbert Lee Blye
First National Bante
Magerntown
Wasttpelon
Jno
Gevarn Andrews
Walon
England
Ghoriay Bawats
Proton Earthy Clemenring
Baby
Conkey
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