County Pays Out Much To Owners Here
County officials report widespread sheep losses to dogs in the county’s eastern district. Owners claim recent pack attacks have caused heavy financial damage as livestock slaughtered and healer dogs blamed. Notable claimants include Edward L. Babington and Elia White with several others listed, with compensation requests noted and a plan to require dog owners to tether or muzzle pets to reduce future incidents.
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Drestin Wellon
Washington
W. Merial
Waka
Edward L. Babington
Meimyer
John Wilson
Dolan
Justice Taft Ruch Better Justice Taft Ruch
Fragmented OCR text mentions Justice Taft Ruch and a mid sentence reference to Shington hunny and a pardon like training. The readable portion hints at a court or legal context with names and dates but lacks clear events or outcomes. Entities include Taft and Ruch with scattered phrases suggesting continued preconditions and Friday timing.
Bride 72 and Groom 19 wed after love at first sight
Richmd, Was Fine S$. Roy Vinton Matthews age 19 and his bride 42, Baye elded teil Toney, returned to Newport News. They honored a funeral meeting, and Matthews proposed next day. She said love at first sight, the couple married despite sudden loss.
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Richmond
Roy Vinton Matthews
Newport
Matthews
Mrs. Matthews
Sixth Victim Of Blast Dies At Hospital Here
Oliver Mean among the injured from an explosion at Berkeley Springs quarries died at Washington County Hospital shortly before midnight. Three men were rushed to the hospital. George W. Malone and Tromanly Daweson died earlier. Investigators probe causes as Morgan County officials and the company’s authorities coordinate.
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Oliver Mean
Berkeley ‘Springs
Tromanly Daweon
Wind
Adler
Monty
George Walls
Romans Dayson
Emory Miller
George W. Ro
Morgan County
Noles
Farmer Dies From Injuries In Farm Accident
A farmer named William Trey of near Downsville died after a horse threw him while he rode a cart along Artizans and Totomac streets in Willamsport Sunday afternoon. He succumbed at Washington County Homestead Hospital late Sunday night. Survived by two nephews and several relatives. Funeral arrangements will be announced from his brother’s home once finalized.
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Sqube
al Artizans
Totomac
I Willamsport
William Trey
Downsville
Washington County
Homdtal
Dew
Tos
Neoie
John ‘Tracy
Halfway
George Tracy
Kemi
Tis Brother
Don 'Mewes
Halwa
Phuravlinyania
Gorrang
Crown Prince Glimpse Of Wall Street Visit
Crown Prince of Sywatten arrives in New York for a Wall Street tour. He visits J. J. Morgen & Co and The New York City Bank, sees the Chamber of Commerce, and is shown the stock exchange tower during the royal visit.
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Wall Street
York
Dune
Sywatten
Eugrims
J. J. Morgen
Gompany
Howl City Bank
Chamber of Cumineres
Waul Horie Inuit
Asworth Factions Urge Repeal Of Dry Statute
Fragmented text shows debate over repealing a dry statute with political figures and local officials quoted. The record references opposition by named stakeholders and a legislative or civic process in New York, with mentions of public debate and voting considerations. The readable fragments emphasize contested policy and community division.
New York Weird Health Claim At State Medical Convention
At the New York State Medical Association convention, Dr C Moyd Waviland asserted a statistic that one in twenty five people are insane, citing figures from hospital classifications. The claim coined a public discussion on mental health prevalence and diagnostic criteria amid reports from the age of the 19th century.
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New York
C. Moyd Waviland
W York State
Sion
First Tinting License Granted to Joseph Snider
Joseph CL Snider, auctioneer, becomes the first person to obtain a tinting license at the works. The license covers the year ahead, granted immediately after a major blaze arrived at the scene.
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GGOT
Joseph CL Snider
Enely
Swaisan
Saster
Day
Uus
Heese Blaake
Cmd Bres Arvived
Ae Ink
Damaged Light Plant Report and Public Safety Update
Fragmented note reports a light plant issue near Haxerstown with public safety concerns and a halt to operations. Mentions a 82 million dollar project, a heated dispute by a coalition, and a hotel damage event. Also references a water rate halt, snow in the area, and a local altar incident with unclear timing.
New York Curfew Enforced Across Night Districts
New York report on June 8 notes Broadway near empty as 2 am curfew starts. Police inspectors patrolled from midnight to explain the order, which most businesses and patrons obeyed without protest.
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New York
Broadway
Bank Looting Suspect Nabbed In Louisville Case
Ke Ine and EL MW Jones, alleged to be Eu Dalson, officer at Farmers State Bank of McCune Kansas, tied to a $200000 robbery at the same bank over five years ago, were taken into custody in Louisville as part of outstanding case against the robbers.
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Louisville
Ine
Elmw. Jones
EU. Dalson
Farmers'State Bank of
McCune
Kansas
Last Concert Draws Crowds As Doors Open Late
Fans line up for the final concert amid confusion and long waits. Attendees report streaming into the venue around 10 50 as organizers reassure arrivals and highlight performances by local acts.
France to save franc food rationing predicted
The article reports plans for strict France rationing to save the franc, with expected measures including bread conscription, restricted baking, and cake flour limits. It notes government resistance and foreign repercussions, anticipating shop closures and limits on imported goods like sugar, wool, and coal, amid a fragile regime.
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France
Patus
Puckeleth
Joseph Cythwux
Banner
Wien
Gil Crighten
Analisis
Maere
Three Wives File Bills For Divorce
Three divorce bills were docketed yesterday at the clerk's office. Nellie T. Levi filed through her attorney James Goons, while Lancy B. Goeng also filed, naming William Levi.
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Art Heard
J. A. Walfinger
Geyuiyas
Wing
Eldurs
Nellie T. Lavi
He Sitrae Atorney
William 3. Levi
Lancy B. Goeng
James Goons
Beauty Shop Owner Fires Four Patrons in New York
A beauty shop owner opened fire injuring four patrons in New York. Police reported no immediate motive and the suspect, identified as a local resident, was taken into custody after the incident at the shop on a busy afternoon. Investigators questioned witnesses and recovered a firearm at the scene.
Counterfeit Plant Ring Busted in Washington Scandal
Federal agents raided the office of a New York based counterfeit operation exposing a scheme involving a plastic plant and fake bottles. The raid yielded seized materials, forged papers, and arrests of three suspects linked to a scheme valued at hundreds of thousands in counterfeit revenue.
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New York
Wen Whee
Washington
Unclear fragmentary text from CEED 15 filing
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Drove 450 Miles To Find A Cat
Two men from Atlanta Indiana, returning home after a 480 mile trip, sought a yellow cat believed taken by James FE Stillwell. Armed with a search warrant and a justice of the peace, they searched Stillwell’s home but found no cat. Stillwell claimed only passing interest and not the cat. the men accepted the result philosophically.
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Warren
Dune
Atlanta
Inediana
Jameés FE
Stillwell
Fire blamed on dumping gas at Gotham pier
A massive blaze tore through the Madson River Day Line pier area on 129th Street as gas and sewer explosions triggered a catastrophic fire. Eleven were injured as flames, debris, and rolling beams fanned through the waterfront district near the Morgan yacht and Crown Prince watchers. Police noted gas dumping into sewers prior to the blast and firefighters battled the nine hour inferno.
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Madson River
129Th Street
Eeven
Font
Guatayns Adolphus
Crown Prince
Sweden
Carea J. P. Morgan
Prince Atward
Streami
Victory over Cummings big surprise in Des Moines
Iowa Republicans backed Brookhart for the U S Senate with 142 151 votes to Cummins 98 611 in a close statewide tally. Dan Steck, Democrat, trailed but could still claim influence as a pivotal figure in the contest. The result signals a setback for the administration and echoes a broader political shift reflected in national races.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Smithi
Brockfart
United States
Senate
Albert B. Curmmins
Cuse
Brogkhart
Twefermont
Mullinsey
Hnols
Pepper
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Leck
Brookhart 10 Demand on Farm Relief After Primary
Col W Brookhart announced he won the senatorial primary over Albert Cummins with a four point platform led by farm relief and pledged to seek real farm relief in Congress. He said he would leave for Washington tonight to push the issue during the upcoming session. He declined to comment on early morning questions about the primary results.
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Washington
Toowa
Smith W. Brookhart
Albert B. Cummins
Brogkhart
Vindicated by Victory of Brookhart Insurgents Claim
Insurgents declare Brookhart vindicated as voters support sweep in Washington. Officials note unity among reform factions and a push to widen GOP influence. Analysts expect a contentious path ahead with Senate and House races shaping the political landscape.
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