City Takes Extra Care With Ballots
City election officials moved ballots under police guard after polls closed. Inspectors delivered returns to the Bond of Elections, and metal and wooden boxes with ballots were collected by Public Works crews for storage at the North End Public Ruth. The city must retain ballots and stubs for six months amid primary contests in the Democratic Party.
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Tuoy
Buite Sloot
Dinies M
Widwucrute
Ithe
Santight Beely
Court House
Public Works Department
Ruth
Moonlight Festival Hosted by Rensselaer Women at Melrose
Rensselaer County Women’s Republican Club plans a moonlight festival at Mrs. Carlyn Snyder’s Melrose home. A hired film will show The Hendrick Hudson at 7:14 PM, with a bus transporting attendees via 101st and 125th Streets. A reception committee includes Mrs. Dean P Taylor, Miss Mae Aner, and several others. Games and awards are scheduled.
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Ig.o. P
Rensselaer County Women’s Republican Chu
Ite Anmintel
Carlyn Snyder
Melrose
Hendrick Hudson
Minnie Armitage
Nan Lawlor
Chaimen
Jive
Dean P ‘Taylor
Mae Aner
Carlos Sayler
Earle J. Wiley
Moe
John Finch
Jesse Peabody Champion
Edward Ij Donohue
Local social notes and church school attendance
Porenal Mrs. Frank Trocher and children visit relatives in Seymour Connecticut. Mrs Loren Bowler returns from Homemaker's Camp near Ondawa grounds in Sunderland. Average attendance at the summer Bible school at the Congregational Church is noted with St. David Parsons in charge. Mrs John Limbert and children small, Leis and Johnnie of Ar.
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Adelbert Smith
Ylon, O
Minnie Smith
Leon
Arthur
Grace Coyle
Web Bridge
George Scotehmer
Faith and
David
Windsor
Scatwhcher
Mrc
Anson M. Pratt
Scotehmer
Sia
Green Mountain Bible Conference
George Renner
Manila
Japan
Helen Thompson
Sophie N. Thompson
Porenal
Frank Trocher
Seymour
Conn
Loren 1
Bowler
Ondawa
Sunderland
Double Crop Grows In Decam Pasture
In Salamonca SN farmers discuss a double crop in Decam Pasture near Delevan. The account notes the 1004 push and a subsequent season featuring an equi sition. The area required mowing twice each season due to faster growth, with oak trees and Tex species noted.
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Salamonca
Cattaraugus County
Delevan Ay
Tex
Huey Long's Son Emerges In Louisiana Politics
Russell Long, Huey Long's son, draws attention as a potential political figure in Louisiana. A onetime World War II veteran and lawyer, he keeps opposition guessing and hints at possible campaigns while expressing loyalty to his father's legacy.
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Huey Long
Pat LI McDun
Aiternational
Seewle
Burton Rouge
Louisiana
Hiinitsome
Hassell
Severn
Huey
Russell
Russel
Anthie
Bue
Lantsigna State University
Dadin
Gan
Biton Rouge
Dake
Russells
Yputtims
Aa Tals
Britain to Take Over Ruhr Steel Industry
Britain informs Allied Council of plan to nominate Ruhr steel properties for transfer to British ownership. Officials work on public order and restoration of facilities in the Ruhr region. Prewar capacity was about 17,000,000 long tons annually.
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Britain
Ruhr Steel Industry
Berlin
Ruhr
Frankenstein Girls Seek Court Name Change
Fragments report two Frankenstein girls seeking legal name changes. Mary Ann, 35, asks permission to adopt a new surname connected to a Wells figure, while Jane Marie, 16, wants a similar change amid teasing and a desire to be known as Frank Sters.
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White Dwains Stein
Mary Ann
Permi Sion
Ston
I. SA
Caracter
Jane Marie
Anit
Capes Seriously HI At Utica Hospital Albany try Willum Po
Executive secretary of the York State Contecencn of M reports Capes ill at Utica Hospital after a heart ailment. Several local residents, including Mrs. Mare Kline visiting Shaftsbury and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis at Dylton Pond, are mentioned in the day’s notes of social visits and family events.
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Capes
Utica
Albany
Willum Po
York State Contecencn
M “Asayers
Yesterlas
Cithes
Mayere
Clinton
Berlin
Mare Kline
Shaftsbury
Mix
Lewis
Dylton Pond
Etna Ssundees
Les
Charenen Lewis
Center Borin
Wattine Jorgensen
St. Joseph's Hone
Troy
Douglas
Eva Ed Meo
Sue al Johnson
Kenneth Hart
Cana
Max
Reginald Wager
Ile
Ereles
Patt Maxson
Wisconsin
Vinith Day Baptist Church
Cone Forever
M Wager
Sharyll
Fay Daga
Unclear 1900s Social Notices From Local Figures
Fragmented items note Beverly Warren and Joan Madigan hosting guests, cousins visiting, a birthday party at Kail Munzinker's home, Mr and Mrs Maynard Gray with their Utlea daughter visiting E Arenenstah, and a Women's Society meeting planned for Sept 1. Census figures mention 37,000 fatalities in the United States with 10,181,000 or 28 percent related to two persons.
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Tomhannock
Beverly Warren
Valley
Joan Madigan
Mia
Viola Brundge
Yalor
Lena
Mis
Kail Munzinker
Sunde
Maynard Gray
Utlea
E. Arenenstah
Women's Society of the Methodist Caurch
Ar Yenenstahl
Slorry Grogan
America
United Tales
Arbitration Ends Wireless Walkout Resolved at Press Wireless
Meyer the arbitrator ruled that under the contract neither party may unilateral action and both GLG and American Communications must return workers to duty. The ruling ends the walkout that threatened a strike and confirms no violation of the agreement, paving the way for resumed operations.
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New York
Arthi
dAyunis
Ailynoes-Aebiiention
Daiouhitiol Ane Ube
Meeting Notes Highlight Local Social Event
Fragmentary OCR text describes a gathering led by Hermone Grant with mentions of drugs, a Halo party, and a meeting planned by Mrs Thiswell Sutton at an unspecified venue. Names like Validity, Ben, Ha Croma, and Noni of Mise deannitz appear as unclear references amid scattered details.
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Hermone Grant
Mise Deannitz
Thiswell Sutton
Self defense limit set in Cheyenne case
Police Judge Williams ruled that a man who slapped another must not wait too long to defend himself. John Buddie admitted breaking Busch’s chair over his head after being slapped twice without provocation. Buddie said he acted after taunts and urged to fight back. The judge noted self defense is allowed but delay negates it.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
John Buddie
Busch
Baddle
Buddie
Willams
Roddle
James Madigan First U S President to Wear Long Trousers
James Madigan became the first U S president associated with wearing long trousers, a notable shift in presidential attire and formal dress norms of the era.
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James Madigan
United States
Liquor Authority Limits Pending Permit Applications
The Alcoholic Beverage Authority will not accept certain renewal and wine permit applications. Officials cite heavy backlogs and urge processing renewals in Zones 2 and 8 beginning December. Beverage boards were instructed not to accept applications for unlicensed premises or prior to a specified date.
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Atle Liquor Authority
Agdovning
Chalten
O'Connell
Alcohalle
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