Tremont Man Bound Over To Court On Rape Charge
Tremont man Tremont bound over to the September term of court after a hearing before Justice of the Peace J. E. Wheeler. The defense claimed the girl's father is jealous and forced her to wear a serary or veil, while the defendant maintained his innocence. The hearing included questions about prior conduct and alleged threats, with the girl reluctant to testify.
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Sam’ ‘Tremont
Justice of the Peace
J. E. Wheeler
Hinekley
Eaid
Tealtan
Justice Office
Nave
Ana
Pera
Adam
Perann
Eeeoud
Sheerie
Katherine
Tremont
Tots Inter
Ston
Matte
Cevera Tims
Ikea Vally
Baltig
Spain
Abe oDes
Rus Warren
Ted Cale
Tromatianttine
Linus
Cievenopif
New York
Darcelona
Wutairion Gatte
Rani Atoegstee
Sina
Wien
France
Siso
Gouin
Curie
Alan Tigre
Peeeugtin
Aidan Tome
Jitaaure
Twenty four deaths from infantile paralysis epidemic
A distressed New York report notes twenty four deaths from infantile paralysis, with Brooklyn reporting several cases. The piece mentions rapid spread and heightened concern, citing seizures, hospitalizations, and the urgency for public health measures amid the outbreak.
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New York
Mary
Dacreane
Guy Belere
Brooklyn
Warren Industrial Development Co Stockholders Meeting
Patra eRort reports Warren Industrial Development Co plans week one to obtain 820 stock with nearly 825,000 shares stated. Authorities note many citizens are not yet on the list of subscribers despite expected turnout and ongoing weeklong procedures for stockholder enrollment.
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Patra eRort
Ily Warren Industrial Development Co
Goring
Warleation Shark Attacks Kill Two at Jersey Resort
In Matawan New Jersey July 18 a shark incident injured two bathers, 42 year old Leo Utter who died after a severe injury and 12 year old Joseph No who was attacked. Beach authorities mounted patrols, armed guards, and a wire barrier to deter sharks along the coast as the summer crowds shrink.
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Matawan
Leo Uttted
Grand
Joseph No
Mili
New Jersey
Lost Steamer Ramos Geveh Near Wauling Island
Wireless contact with the steamship Ramos Geveh failed, reported lost about 510 miles northwest of Wauling Island. Marconi station logs show signals and later word from Van Hegstrom that the vessel had no crew aboard, with a crew of 18 men, valued cargo, and no passengers aboard.
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Ramos Geveh
Dramos
New York
Tiland
Freamemip
van Wogendory
Red
Marconi
Sigil
Féene Marcon
Agnomead
Hemon
Rita Hompane Yeasel
Emiladrtaban
Border Settlement Talks Between U S and Mexican Government
The article discusses cautious steps by the de facto Mexican government and the United States toward a border settlement. Officials including Polk and Lansing signal tentative plans for a commission to propose a stable agreement, while noting uncertainty over timing and possible legal and military concerns.
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Washington
Weaiusinng
Max Ico
Polk
Acre
Abisander
Steve] Deiue Lakes
Ourravien
Stata
Tule
Alrhaney
Lansing
Raiy
Aed Commission
Dundee
Odeathals Seeks To Relinquish Panama Post
Major General Odeathals requests resignation from Panama governorship amid wartime duties. He spoke at the White House, noting military reassignment and the government’s need for continuity. President authorized a statement confirming the move as reluctantly made with the aim of preserving national plans.
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Odethals
Panama
Tonay Ur
Maine
Rearal
Guvarnor
Cabitl Weoan
Ceneral Godhals
Iskits House
Megud
Alu Teline
Wulidine
Manerin
Guethalaundi
Villa Bosses Power Boast Prompts Carranza Strike
El Paso dispatch reports Francisco Villa boasting he will rule Merion with backers, while Carranza battles to suppress Villa and restore legitimacy. U.S. punitive expedition flows from the Parajal attack as authorities warn Villa could consolidate control if his forces prevail.
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Carranza
Villa
el Paso
Francizco Villa
Merion
Don Vennatiane
Tarranea
United States
Mexico
Doracen
Plese
Ville
Fragmented OCR: Villa forces battle Garrarza troops
Fragmented text depicts a chaotic report with Villa forces clashing with Garrarza troops, mentioning El Fase tosa and dubious line items. Names like Sang and Parra appear amid garbled phrases about war, campaigns, and observers in a damaged telegraphic style.
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VILLA
Garrarza
Tosa
Cam Aehsa
Euborr
Raverin
Parra
Nore
Nagania
Sierra
Dundee
Svour Caine
Jon Vitle
Curriven
Leaders Plan to Adjourn Congress by September
News account describes Senate vote 47 to 40 and plans by leaders to adjourn by September 1. It notes Republican and Democratic steering committees, a proposed river project appropriation, and Navy oil appropriations as context for the adjournment timetable.
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Winsnington
D. C
Tme Senate
Dore Bil Wien
Aguas
Poste Comferenve Weld
Indar
Warren Girl Reforms Women After Three Years Abroad
A Warren girl returns from Spain after studying there for three years and faces a fresh vote on wartime support. The report traces her experiences at Zaragoza and Barcelona, notes the impact on local families, and highlights the broader push for national unity and women’s contributions during wartime.
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Warren
WOME
Spain
Parochial School Leader Reaches Episcopacy
A convoluted OCR fragment notes a parochial schools figure elevated to bishop. It mentions June and March dates, Harrisbury, Pope Benedict, and a new episcopal role, but the legible portion confirms a cleric from parochial education becoming a bishop with ties to Harrisbury and Benedict.
Germans Launch Fierce Assault on Fort Souville at Verdun
Dramatic French communiques describe a seventh great Verdun assault as German regiments push to capture Fort Souville. Reports say troops are hurled forward with utter disregard for life, aiming to tie down French and diversionary actions away from the Somme.
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Arts
Batle
Verdun
Bragenis
Fort Sonville
Man charged after head strike at shop works
At Lincoln Avenue a worker struck a fellow employee on the head amid a dispute after quitting time. Wheeler, charged with aggravated assault and battery, paid fines. Scalise and others released on bail as police pursue additional charges in the earlier incident.
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Lincoln Avenue
Wheeler
Tony Tarcin
Frank Salise
Hackman
Antaoy
Pattere
Puuis
George B. Mann
Attornes
Bailey
Mada Nantuc
Lucia
Chairman McCormick in Chicago for campaign planning
W Cormick chair of the Democratic national committee arrived in Chicago to confer with party leaders and set up branch campaign headquarters for a national drive. He said the midwest campaign would be directed from Chicago with western and Pacific coast coordination and that a formal branch headquarters opening would be arranged soon.
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Serange
Epeuion
Penacioen
Middle West
Cieapn
Teia Seid
Chatr Mga Wilvur
Ie Republicsn o2-Ganar
Compan
Chicago
Masungtos
Sur
Pershing
Rom
Magic
Otay
Gager
Costs of living fall in 1915 reports say
Washington July 12 a report by the Bureau of Labor Statistics notes the cost of living decreased about one percent in 1915 from 1914. Meats lard and eggs averaged one to two percent lower while butter rose twenty-two percent. Sugar and other staples showed mixed changes amid wartime price pressures and seasonal factors.
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Washington
Ying
Bureau of Labor
Toda
Anon
Ugar
Jabor
President Wilson Serves Notice On Hypenates
Fragmented and garbled OCR text discusses President Wilson and a notice related to hypenates or similar terms. It mentions American context and references to actions or sentiments, but the readable content is limited and unclear about concrete events or dates.
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Wilson
Notige
Minneapolis Chosen as Next Meeting Place of Shriners
Shriners announce Minneapolis as the site for their upcoming gathering. The decision follows discussions on venue suitability, with organizers citing access, facilities, and regional support as key factors for hosting duties.
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Minneapolis
Shriners
Swan Teen Mutiny in Bulgarian Regiments Reported
Readable lines report a mutiny within Bulgarian regiments involving Swan Teen units. Several officers are said to have been killed, with details scarce and unclear amid disrupted command.
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SWAN
Two Americans. Book Passage Two Americans. Book Passage
The United States responded to Brenth sud Enitist omb. The liner Druisthland was read upon without warning, raising tensions over undersea warfare. Officials stressed U.S. rights to protect passengers and vessels, while German practices drew widespread debate on compliance with American law and measures against hostile ships.
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Weashiigton
Brenth Sud
Cormas
Druisthland Wewle
Uae
Gonatey
State “Department
United States
Nike
BearseMfaud
Socelor Genéca
Paicuger Coscels
Dave
Corvain
Beala
Fife Delis
Gare
Nstumere
Jair
Telia
Oliy Ber
Germany
Capra Becaies
Thomas F. Timmins
Eae Dubtechiang
Seven Persons Missing After City Explosion
New York July 1. Reported blasts at a Brooklyn building left seven tenants unaccounted for as crews cleared rubble hours after the explosion. Firemen and investigators combed the wreckage while anxious relatives waited for word on the missing residents.
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New York
Sarda Sehmees Ateor
Brooklyn
Teslay
Teneacore
Evromon and
Paitsarten Farmadiate
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