Fire destroys upstairs room in mystery blaze
Rev Jacobson and wife were reportedly taken from the burning building on Second Street as flames swept through an upstairs room. A gas explosion followed, the cause undetermined. Jacobson and family narrowly escaped, with the house and personal property valued at about 500 dollars lost. The structure housed a congregation earlier and nineteen people were present when the fire began. Continued on page five.
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Jacobson
Sesso
Ceri Jaconson
Aly
Tony Baswort
Eneworth
Ihaimuee
Resor Bene
Ehuet Gandos
Gretel
Laddes
Tadasr
Vlad
Unclear Ageing Diplomatic Clash Mentioned At Sea
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 9 Mexico official or envoy expelled from Seisca Wen General Garranng with a US battleship in harbor. Mentions of a fetus note and alleged arrest or seizure related to a person named Jose Caro and Spanish officials. The text is garbled and many names and places are uncertain.
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Washington
Jose Caro
Mexico
Sesica
Garranng
Riaabee
Ieee
Anton
Spain
Ranean
Coroner Rules Murder Was Committed, Opinion Given
County detectives prepare to subpoena two witnesses this afternoon as heavy bail is set. The coroner has stated his opinion that the murder was indeed committed, reinforcing ongoing investigations and public interest in the case.
Sastenny murder case grinds through evidence at scene
Coroner DeForest and Detective Caldwell described bloodstains on the railway track and the house where Sastenny died. The investigation, conducted in Glade and at the boarding house, centers on a Polish woman and a Slav witness, with a coroner’s inquest and interviews ongoing as authorities seek motive and accomplices.
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Glade
Elfochen
Neresia
Anurder
Sas
Sheilirtd
Tol Caaek
Coronee DeForest
Caldwell
Lasteniy
Mike Belk
Eugienie
Sie
Tyny
Sastenay
Connersyor Bethe
Wagcett
Ble Tannie Company
Srr
Dehy F. Matsell
Canmar Aiksch
Torr
Waien
Sastent
Magen
Deby
Jamestown Woman Acquitted of Murder Charge
The Jamestown trial of Rosario Pentgra, charged with murder in the first degree for the fatal shooting August 20, ended with acquittal. The jury found the defendant not guilty after expert medical testimony weighed the murder claim against her actions and state of mind.
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Jamestown
BayvBic
Rosario Pentsgra
Chinrgea
Jamestoan
Baeroan
Hevlin
Alergeon
Wssy Sielock
Tee Tuy
al the Tate
Unable to extract a coherent headline from the provided text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places but lacks clear events or structure to form a factual summary. The readable portions do not yield an identifiable person, organization, or location with a concrete action or outcome for a proper newspaper card.
House Democrats Urge Compromise To Save Ship Purchase Bill
House Democrats push a compromise plan to salvage the ship purchase bill and avoid a potential extra session. They argue a timely agreement protects the program and economic interests while maintaining legislative efficiency.
Deadlock On Key Rent Bill Delays House Action
Fragmented text shows a deadlocked debate over a rent bill, with references to a compromise plan reportedly promoted by Senator Gore and a House vote that stalled. Representative J Gilchen is noted in connection with the compromise, while the article hints at continued discussion and possible later action.
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PNAC
J Gilchen
Senalar Gore
Wits
War Situation Broadly Described as German Advantages
The report outlines a broad war situation with German forces advancing near the Carpathians and at the western front. It notes Soviet and Allied positions, potential pressure points, and the debate in military circles about peace versus prolonging the conflict. The article references statements from leaders and observers on whether to pursue negotiation or continued fighting.
Fragmentary War Report With Unclear Details
A cryptic OCR snippet mentions troops, attacks, and locations but the text is garbled and largely unintelligible. Several proper names and times are corrupted, preventing clear identification of event, place, or date.
Upcoming WUEK Concert Promises Rich Program and Tickets
An upcoming WUEK concert features a diverse program including classical works and vocal pieces. Audiences will enjoy performances by notable musicians, with tickets available at local outlets such as Jenkins Jewelry Store and The Gly Rue Store, as teachers and students plan to attend.
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Renerons
Meric
Camerone
Lobeagria
Lucig
Sue Taterest
Pia
Sears Sue
Uickekser
Kirureser
Fragmented OCR News Snippet From Unknown Source
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions Germans and Russians with unclear context and names. The text references air or line activity, a thaw, and a statement but lacks coherent details or identifiable events, places, or dates. No definite heads or outcomes are discernible from readable content.
Amon Bld Humh Wate Th Tsidgeport Feb 12
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a person born in Putnam County and a nine year old milestone on March 24. Details are garbled with missing names and dates, making precise events unclear. The readable bits imply a personal or community notice with an age reference and a February afternote.
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Tsidgeport
Veni
Putman Mune
Alice Ee
Offer ing Committee Meet Mrs. Muirhead to Speak
Special delegations gather tonight at the Times Office with Navy Warren South Side and West End Tumoriaw attending. Tomorrow morning Mrs Muirhead speaks. attendees invited to be present for the event. Special delegation volunteers convene to discuss artists and document amendments.
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Yowucrow
Muirhead
Aioe
Navy
Revival Evening Controversy Sparks Last Campaign Hours
Fragmentary page notes describe tense moments as the Nordin campaign nears its end, with attendees debating faith and public duty. An offering committee, speakers, and invitations for professionals appear amid religious references to the Transfiguration and Apostle Peter.
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Iinesedt Wilks
Iowa
Former Warren Man Is Won Baseball Magnate
A garbled early 20th century note describes a Warren native winning as a baseball magnate tied to Tulsa Oklahoma. It mentions a purchase involving Kansas City, a $125000 payout, and partners Sinclair and Valesea. The piece references a Federal League connection and a deal announced around Thursday.
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Ormer Warren
Sincinit
Tulsa
Okla
Kaown Te
Be North
Techacr
Wiyee
Kaus City
Jos Ap
Gwasoe Vorenlomt
Slomle
Aight
Sinclair Add Hs Partnee Valesea
Gumgre
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