Editorial on Cleveland electing ex police chief Kohler mayor
The piece argues Cleveland voters chose Fred Kohler, a former chief of police, for mayor citing his track record as police commissioner and county commissioner. It recalls Theodore Roosevelt praising Cleveland’s police leadership and notes Kohler’s repeated electoral mandates as evidence of effective public service.
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Crime, not romance: call stealing theft and gunmen murderers
A defense of harsh treatment for thieves and gunmen urging laws to hide a thief’s identity, bar courtroom romance, and label crimes plainly. It argues that violence targets the innocent and that sensational coverage fuels youthful recklessness.
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Homey Philosophy for 1922
A satirical sketch about a boastful man who claims perfection and does everything himself. The piece lightheartedly warns that the community would fall apart if he were gone, illustrating arrogance and self‑reliance through humor.
Indians Starve as Police Seek Missing Yearly Migration Clues
Mounted police begin a four month trek in the far north to investigate a yearly Cariveu migration. The patrol follows reports of Winn ie Alexander of the Comm Hiatt Wormntel ice world a who left Vletorn, with teams probing trespassers near Lake Athalawe and Cenade. A Canadian jury notes limb loss and wilderness dangers as heavy trains of Indians and tugs are readied to chase clues and secure routes through the distant heart of the north country.
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Unclear OCR fragment on canal scene and gear
Fragmentary text describes an event on a canal with references to motive power and footwear. Details are garbled and names or places are unreadable. No coherent narrative or identifiable persons or organizations emerge from the legible material.
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University of California study predicts quakes from soil creep
A California study reports that monitoring the earth's creep can help forecast earthquakes. Researchers note creep patterns link to fault movement and may indicate forthcoming seismic events, referencing an 1904 Coborate event as context for surface fault behavior.
Dig Up Egyptian Treasures Revealed by Archaeologists
An article reports on early Egyptology discoveries led by M Montet and the Academy of Inscriptions. It notes excavations in Syria uncovering a life site and a treasure hoard linked to ancient Fergie and Deva Huttrert, with references to Tharin Houses and surrounding ruins.
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Man's Finger Replaces Lost Nose in Surgery Plan
Michael Keighley of Roberts Ville Md. survived a windshield injury that cut his nose. Doctors intend to graft a finger from his hand to his face, with the finger later amputated once the graft heals.
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Jersey Cattle Club Meeting And Annual Election Notice
Notice to Jersey Cattle Club members of the Jersey Cattle Club to meet at Palkview Hall on January 26th, 1921 for the annual election and important business. Ashland 1921 building set rules show 60 percent growth over 1920.
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John J Baad Born in Linn County Oregon In 1501
John J Baad was born in Linn County Oregon on July 1 1501 and died at his nephews home near Tillamook after a stroke. He joined the Tillamook country at age 15 and spent years helping settle the region. He lived with his nephews Jessie and Bet Newae in recent years and died after a final illness, leaving no immediate survivors.
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Estate of Alex Finlayson Final Account Hearing Notice
Emma Finlayson executrix of the estate of Alex Finlayson requests objections to the final account and settlement. Hearing set for Monday February 2, 1922 at 10 a.m. in Tilamook County Court House Oregon. Hall, attorneys for executrix.
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Appointment of Administrator for John J. Earl estate
Edward Earl, administrator of the John J. Earl estate, invites creditors to file verified claims with Webster Holmes, attorney for the estate, within six months from January 24, 1922. The notice names John J. Earl as the decedent and directs all claims to be presented with proper vouchers.
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Correated Tie Patestig Sleet and Local Projects Reported
Fragmentary notes describe sleet disruptions and local projects. The text mentions a cemetery event on January 14 and expenditures totaling $120, with wages and street improvements in Portland. Details are unclear and some items reference Oregon locations and a new auto law to be tested in courts.
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al Wirtaer
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Wheeler Breezy News Notes Summary
Unclear report notes a 26 acre tract at Inn and Batterson, a new Wheeler Lumber company camp at Maples shipped logs, and I Hluber injured with a broken leg at Camp 4. Mrs Holbrook broke a limb on a front walk on Dall street. Buyers raise steelhead price from 10 to 18 cents per pound. Wireless and telegraph station by Walter J. Moar in Nehulem now works with broad range signals reaching Dawson and San Dison.
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Voe Bayera
Walter J. Moar
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Untidy OCR item prompts local civic notes and numbers
Fragmented text lists a 20th century convention, a $25 000 corporation, port consolidation plan, Multnomah county references, a steam laundry, a city hall erection, a 6 mill tax rate, a Weiner sawmill project and a 1024 style measure, all unclear in scope. The readable elements suggest municipal and corporate activity without coherent narrative.
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