Bride and Groom End Matrimonial Bid Amid Delayed Annulment
The case centers on 18 year old Dorothy Gates and Hermann Herrmann from New York City seeking an annulment of their marriage. Judge Donnelly presided as Guardian Ad Litem urged by Mrs Gates and court officials. The bride stated she married to please a parent, while Herrmann defended claiming lack of consent and age issues.
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Nositermann
Pou
Esemes
Westhy
MiGveldér Hermann
Philip Hermann
Pwoot
New ‘York City
Hormand
Dorothy Gates
West
Ethel Belmont
Raymond Hel
Jmpn
Charleston
Juir
Herrmann
Jane
Scfiegal
Ras
Elaor
Horrman
Ithhail
Ithhail Devetonsd They On Aocation ‘of the Plaintima) Attorney, Remedit Justice
Ty Dehember
Fry Muaband
Worturiouia
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Hocasine
Walt
Ephit
Guferde
Unclear fragmentary report from Pennsylvania
Damaged OCR contains scattered personal anecdotes and unconnected phrases about a man named Kay and a missing wife figure. The text is garbled with stray names, alleged events, and disjointed statements, lacking coherent narrative, dates, or verifiable facts.
Elopes With Wife Of HS Benefactor Mystery
In Pot- E Polinty a man named Orin Hs lures old friend Robert Wells to join a scheme. Wells, unemployed and homeless, travels with him, then stays with neighbors after a series of blurred events. A doctor and a lawyer are consulted. handwriting by a man and Mrs Miles is found.
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Galeton
Orin Hs
Noll
Andrews Sertismant
Pot- E Polinty
Old Frend
Robie Wells
Worl Faloa
Maka
Rome
Mis
Moninga
Mies Ok
Robert
Ranis Molone
Ellé
Miles
Sets Fire to Father's Garage With a Sun Glass
Pasadena report describes Frederick McCambs a seven year old son of Rev Vernon McCambs burning his father’s garage with a sun glass. Details mention a toy or device misused causing a small blaze and a warning about child curiosity around household items.
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Father
Pasadena
Frederick McCambe
Vernon’ M. McCambs
Doctor McCamby
Los Angeles
Big Automobile
Crowley boatmen pledge after race abstainers win
In San Francisco Thomas Crowley and his crew clashed with Solomon over discipline aboard a boat. A footrace was held among seven abstainers and others who drank and smoked. five indulgers quit, Edward Stern was hospitalized, Willie Figarl captained launch 18 to victory, and all Crowley boatmen signed pledges to quit drinking and smoking.
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Cal
Thomas Crowley
Talineh
Hag
Solomon
Wiedom
Crowley
Bly
Grawley
Cotipaed
Edward’ Stern
Willie Figarl
Launch 18
Crowley Boatmen
Longtime Hillsdale Chauffeurs Celebrate 28 Years
In Hillsdale Michigan Severn pair of mulga owned and driven by the same owner for twenty eight years marks a rare long service. The duo has reportedly never been driven by anyone else and have continually traveled beneath the owner’s watchful eye. Their anniversary highlights decades of uninterrupted road service despite changing times.
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Michigan
Hillsdale
Mich
Septa
Thy Stata
Food Shortages Marked by German Occupation Struggles
Amid a German occupation, residents face rationing and closed telegraphs while authorities control supply lines. Civilians endure high prices and scarce essential services as Belgians suffer in encroaching shortages across towns and cities.
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Brubeels
Brunels
Odeat
Angehinn
mUli Weirk
Belelang
Amtt
Unclear OCR Local Notice Lemma Affects Market Scene
Fragmentary text recalls a market event and a suspect using a similar trick to a past incident. Names and specifics are damaged, but the passage hints at a crime or deception linked to hay and bait, with reference to a “Lie nine man” and a 506 9 loss, unresolved due to garbled OCR.
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Bogaluga
J. Gy
Brches
Vick Wits
Sheriff Inmate Describes Cell Guard Robbery Plot
Fragmented report recounts an alleged prison riot and armed assault at a Josephine County jail involving inmate Hooper and others. Details mix names, actions, and chaotic dialogue about disarming guards and planning escapes.
Government funds embezzlement cases shock board
A government funds embezzlement case in Tokio and Saghalien Island reveals corruption linked to parliamentary leaders and the Chunid cabinet. The Amtal-Neitare Hirigika tax official was convicted for misappropriating hundreds of thousands in revenues and rents from heating firms. Mr. Hiraoka, governor 1908 to 194, faces related accusations in the postwar era.
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Tokio
Zept
Helberg
Chunid
Duvex-Poyarndy
Japan
Saghallen
Neitare Hirigika
Pracesda
Eworth
Reyenvostempa
Hagemberayil
Saghstien
Glvenito
Hiraoka
Parsons Keeps Secret Marriage Till Law Career Ends
Atlantic City report details John W. Parsons Jr. secretly marrying Miss Kyra in Carlisle on June 13. Parsons, a Parsons aide and law graduate, learned of the union after returning home from Dickinson Law School. His family, surprised, kept the marriage quiet while he pursued his early career as a city solicitor.
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Atlantic City
Parsons
Carlisle
John
Hare
Benédict
Irs
Mian Kyra
Uie Nuptinis
Law
Baltimore wedding report with two brides and a groom
NEEDS GARE BALTIMORE Me Sept il irn Rebecca Gartlett 60 and Jamon Mi Vangont 3 were married after a courtship lasting a year Attorney Meh from Port Deport helped arrange the ceremony They lived with one of their six grown children and the bride said the marriage was to care for him as his grandmother could not look after property
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Rebecca T Gartlett
Jamon Mi Vangont
Ars
Byrt
Jett
Abe
Mia
Parilett
Alarciad $Dune Yano
Lookout Grass Valley Seeks New Employee At Park Site
News item notes Lookout Valley officials announcing a local hiring move at a park area near Gerding Valley, with reference to a worker at the Cayral park location and surrounding community actions. The fragment hints at employment relates to public works activities and local site management.
Suffrage fiancé on anxious seat plans marriage
Miss June Mier, engaged to Scotty Nearing of the University of Pennsylvania, declares she will marry despite the suffrage movement. She cites hopes of victory in November and aligns wedding plans with movement dates in Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey as supporters push for women’s vote.
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Pruladelahia
June Mier
Charlas Eliza
Scotty Nearing
University of
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Mies Mysr
Jim
France Faces Leech Shortage Amid Trade Shifts
In early September reports note France is short of medicinal leeches with drug stores running low. Imports shift as supply previously from Germany and Austria declines, forcing reliance on colonies in Algeria and Morocco for the green and gray leech varieties once tied to Gironde breeding centers. Retreatment therapies reduce demand, yet France may soon need continued medical leeches from overseas.
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Jeecn
O-Nouthern
Germany
Austria
Alger U
Morocco
Gironde
Canearth Teportel: Army and Laker Victory Report
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Canearth Teportel and Laker victory hints amid military theme. The readable items include references to an army and a sports team, suggesting a clash or wartime context with a possible win or placement, though specifics are unclear. The readable names imply organizations or teams involved.
Unclear Text From Alpine Club Meeting Report
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Alpine club matters and a disputed accord held by leaders, with garbled names and phrases. The fragment references Zermatt and a president of Montel, but specifics and outcomes are unreadable. No coherent events or individuals can be confirmed.
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Ayen
Gaoseva
Hyitesrland
iMalternorn
Zermatt
Kromastah
Te Montel
Cano Alpine,cluby Ney
Ole
Youth 19 Rescued From the Desert in Sudden Escape
A 19 year old youth was rescued after fleeing into a desert during a desert trek. Witnesses from Los Angeles and Silver Take pursued the youth and located him near a road three miles from Silver Dake. He was found naked and incoherent, repeatedly saying over there as he described desert leagues. He later guided rescuers to his home and his elder brother.
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Gomes
Sliver Dake Uyvan
Towns Only Doctor Sentenced to Jail in County Case
In Alexander county, Dr. Duncan Tamme, the town’s only physician, was sentenced by Judge Hartwell to thirty days in jail and a fine after a petition of 1,600 Tamme residents urged commuting the sentence. The case drew local disruption as residents described the doctor’s medical duties and the difficulty of travel for patients.
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Duqugtn
Sefia
Dy Te Hutiwell
Aférica
GB. Duncan
Tamme
Dolfour Mertha
Alexander County Hall
Aenault
Hae
Dave
Wind Cokts
Jnge
Hartwell
Relleyen
Duican
Instayce
Cairo
Tamma
Traced Runaway Child Tose Sberhardt Reaches Laurel
The six year old Tose Sberhardt, homesick for her mother in Dauril, Del, stole from her grandparents in Tr. and boarded a northbound train. After a conductor intervened, she gave Laurel as her destination and was taken to Middletown for care by railroad officials.
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Del
Dauril
Here
Tose Sberhardt
Roberhardt
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Ste
Laurel
Middletown
Pallvoad
Oldest New York Woman Seeks Vote Rights
Mrs Mary Sage aged 107 of Durrawsville voices hope for women’s suffrage. She recalls the long struggle and asserts that women will gain the ballot if not now then someday, urging action amid debates on equal rights.
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Glens Malles
Mary Sage
Sagi
New York
Amt
Tse Siwaya
Stas
Dolmen
Politisie de
Lal
Laborers in Peking See Rising Wages and Employment
Chinese workers report 660 shambars or commerce indicators, with a 16 point rise within the last year. Officials warn of labor market strain and call for discipline to prevent unrest while urging employers to adjust wages and hours.
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Peking
Sep
Barnum and Barley Gireus Debuts New Features in Paris
The heroine Cantore seen in Argonne battles is freed from engagement by Lieutenant Cantor who consoles her. Barnum and Bailey's elaborate new show features a 880 foot big top, 7600 seats, 70 elephants, 60 riders, and a grand parade plan set for a late October debut with revived acts and new feats.
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Barnung Ang Baley
Raiiriad
Arek
Thalistien
Iimie
Wonsder Beare
Angie
Ning
Byllargtaup
Turks 10 Learn German Culture Trip By Poet Envoy
The Turkish government commissions a well known Constantinople poet, former head of the sultans chancellery, to undertake an extended journey through German cities. He will document German culture with observations on art, economy, and daily life for a future book. His route passes through major German cities as he records political impressions for the Turkish Ministry of Education.
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Viet Blu Hey
University of Constantinople
Throsteh Garmaty
Jatidy
Artia
War talk ban on European war discussion by Pennsylvanian railroad
Altoona September 21 Pennsylvanian reports a railroad ban on war discussions among its employees. Superintendent W Smith says the prohibition covers passenger train crews in the Altoona area and among workers, with emphasis on those of foreign birth. The order is expected to be implemented across the Pennsylvania system.
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Altoona
Pennsylvanian
Hy W. Smith
Leon
Pennsylvania Eystyin
President Yuan Denounces Nepotism Then Defends Family Service Policy
In a Sept. 1 address President Yuan Shi-wai asserts a hard blow to nepotism within the state apparatus. He argues that placing relatives in government would corrupt the merit system and turn them into dependents, insisting appointments must rest on experience and qualifications rather than family ties. He warns that favoritism harms the nation and should not be tolerated.
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Yuan
Shi-wai
Beech Nuts Patriotism Drill Notice in Wartime Germany
Authorities of WantpDatte inform area school children they may perform a patriotic drill during weeklong events. The program includes a farming task involving extracting a table oil from nuts to aid the foreign army’s needs. Westphalia authorities approve production as part of wartime support efforts.
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SSDS
Germany
Sapt
Ci—Yas Jschbol
WantpDatte
Mare Dave Denm
Jerisin
tHe
Proviticu
Edziler
Hare
Westphalia
German Schools Open Despite War Amid Abbreviated Attendance
Berlin reports that most German higher education institutions remain open during World War I with reduced enrolments. In the summer term 1914, 64,200 students attended, about 50,800 of whom were drafted under arms. Berlin University had just 2,200 students, a drop from 600 last year, with many scholars at the front. The share of students serving ranges from 19 percent at Kopingberge to 46 percent at Heldelbars, while Frankfurt sees lower rates. The Academic Foje also notes eminent professors leaving, reflecting wartime disruption across the university system.
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Berlin
Fone Forestry Benvolk
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Sleven Technical
Thres Veterinary
wlMsgrienfivirel
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Ing
Armen
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Heldelbars
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Frankfurt
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Lelong
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