Ead Is Released After Peculiar London Theft Case
A garbled London report describes a boy from Tewkesbury town facing theft charges over a bag of coins. Police court proceedings led to Mrs Passer withdrawing the charge and a majority of details remain unclear in the damaged text.
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London
Poe Rouss
Ang Aye
George Anker
Tewkesbury Row
South Wottenhill
Omner
Passer
Tend Tre Malweer
Passoc
Fragmentary OCR note on a theft linked to a mother
Fragmentary text describes Osher and a boy stealing to help a mother who recently gave birth to twins. The mother, a respectable woman, left with her husband to work while the boy’s actions reflect her attempt to provide for her children. The passage ends without clear resolution or names.
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Cork
Bridegroom Cancels Wedding Over Beer Purchase
A solemn ceremony planned at St Fincho's Lithuanian church between Ludek Bubb and Miss Shivinek was halted when the groom failed to appear after his bride ordered thirteen kegs of beer and eight dollars worth of provisions. The wedding budget reached about 150, the groom’s sister received the trousseau, and the incident left the bride in tears as preparations continued without the groom.
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Browkie
Misa
St Fincho's
Ludek Bubb
Miss Shivinek
Trogssead
Vie Field
Dairymen Meet to Press Kansas Exhibit at St Louis
Three hundred delegates gather in city hall for Kansas dairy convention. They urge the World's Fair commission to fund a notable exhibit at St Louis, citing past underfunding and high costs for refrigerator space and transport. Ed Ludendorff of St Louis previews space availability and warns Kansas must act fast or lose its place.
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Kansas
Tony
Council Chamber
City Hall
T. A. Borman
George Littlefield
Chais Dilley
Kansas World's Fair Commission
St. Louis
Ed Ludendorff
Dairy Department
Nebraska
St Louis
G. H. Lottlefield
Parsons
J. A. Walker
Mill Valley Creamery Company
St. Joseph
Littlefield
Seston
W. P. Jensen
Continental Creamery Company
E. Gray
F. L. Benjamin
Salina
Kus
Orelvek
BE. H. Webster
Department of Agriculure
Henry van Leeuwen
Rem
Optnell Chamber
Couth
Lewis Larson
Topeka
Association
Martin Schaadt
True Mound
Larson
Dacar Ref
Kansas State Agricultural Collem
BE. Hi
Webster
North War of Boothy
Aldwitter Exposition
Jensen Creamery Supply Company
Continental Creamery
Borman
J. B_ Slater
Geo. Crandall
W. G. Dinkey
K. Hell
Peter Hell
A. Reece
Roy Hell
Geo. Gray
Bc. Goties
Ng, Williams
A. R. Gardiner
N. Nelson
Nick Schiffman
Bily Warick
J. W. Parker
J. W. Crosby
G. W. Guier
PW. Holm
Mra
R.” Elder
Kern ‘Hurd
W. A. Lesley
A. Schotten
Henry Nau
C. BL Gray
TA. Walker
EB. A. Erber
F. Patton
Prof
Nieley Creamery Co
el Ludendorf
J. E. Nissiey
D. Hall
Murder of Miss Schaefer Shocks Bedford Community
Bedford Indiana reports a coroner's verdict imminent in the murder of Miss Sarah Schaefer the Lat teacher. A mustache hair found on the victim, a blunt weapon, and a mutilated body in a carriage house prompt a city and county reward for the arrest of the murderer. The case involves her letters about unwanted attention and a nearby alleged suspect seen near the crime scene. The inquest is held behind closed doors as investigators pursue leads and a possible suspect.
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Bedford
Ind
Sarah Schaefer
Sarah Scheefer
Ehed
Miss Schaefer
Eltshart
Martha Johnson
John S. Schaefer
Kibbart
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Atley
Mise Betinefer
Wheat Slump Hits Armour as Prices Fall Sharp
Chicago traders saw wheat drop over 2 percent with heavy sales by Armour interests driving May delivery from 124 60 to 87 5 and a quick rebound later. The day followed a sensational decline yesterday, sparking widespread excitement.
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Chicago
Tokyo cabinet debates Anan programme for war funding
The 26 year old Tokio Jon reports a long cabinet and elder witesmen conference. They discussed the Anan programme in case hostilities begin. Ananese Islanders are offering generous aid, and the government is expected to raise a large sum domestically without foreign borrowing.
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Tokio Jon
Wttesmen
Anand
Snail eating contest draws crowd at Paris Inn
Paria Man Eats 243 Snails in a Paris restaurant contest where two boulevardiers competed for Burgundian snails fed on vine leaves. An excited crowd watched the campett toy and applauded the victor who swallowed 143 snails. Wisconsin weather: Milwaukee reaches near zero with western areas at 22 below.
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Paris Inn
Paris
Miss Frankie Orser Case Attracts Women Across Boston
Boston woman Miss Frankie Orser is highlighted as Dr Annie Pixmast notes the case. A testimonial from Miss Vauxain Onsen of Warrenton, Mass praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for back pain bearing down sensations frequent headaches and exhaustion. The letter claims restored health improved appetite and weight gain after use and urges others to try the remedy.
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Frankie Orser
Boston
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miso
Vauxaix Onsen
Warrenton Ton
Wbowe
Jana
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Political Gossip from Lincoln County GOP Meetings and Hoch Prospects
Lincoln Kansas June 26 report on Lincoln county Republican central committee meeting with no quorum but plans for a February 20 county convention. Hoch for governor and Roosevelt for president favored. active canvass noted and multiple county committees endorsing Hoch or Bailey, plus public speeches scheduled in Topeka and Kansas City.
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Lincoln, Kas
Lincoln County Republican Central Committee
Roosevelt
Hoch
Lincoln County
Neveha County Central Committee
Ional
Wells
Republican County Committee
Butler County
J. W. Robison
S. M. Peters
Newton Kansan
Bailey
Peters
Hoth
Jet
Edward W. Hoch
Marion County
St. Hoch
Kansas Republican
Talley
Senate
House
Signan
Topeka
Wichita
Hin Bow
Mr. Leland
Clyde Miller
State Central Committee
Hoch Organization
Osage County
Supreme Bench
Central Committee
Balley
Winnebago Indians Prep for Annual Native Event in Baraboo
Baraboo Wisconsin January 2 The Winnebago Indians gather at the Wisconsin River banks for their annual moccasin dance and love feast with about 200 attendees John Canoe and Jim Standinewater serve as masters of ceremonies The days are filled with dancing music speeches and feasting On the first day a committee will prepare a deer hide attached to a pole used in a ceremony The pow wow closes with the Ride being burned as an offering to the Great Mother of the Happy Hunting Ground setting the tone for Indigenous tradition and belief
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Baraboo
Wis
Winnebree Indias
Wisconsin
Indiana
John Canoe
Jim Standinewater
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St. Louis Fair
Bank
Monte Carlo
Grand Duke
Alexix
Appiaus
Japan
Horrow
Milwaukee
Jan
Santa Fe
Kansas Ave
Seneca
E. W. Hoch
Buster
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Kkansan City
Kaa
Lions
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A. W. Smith
Burton
Saline County
Bill” Higiins
Leavenworth
Arthur Capper
Congressional Call
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Penniot
Gates
Leavenworth County Committee
Eal
Bent Mtur~ Dock
Batley
United States
State Board of Charities
Dick Biee
Blue
New
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Lewis Morrison
Black Watti Troubadours
W. W. Bittner
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