Willard Ashgets Rape Case Summary At Fremont Court
Court proceedings against Willard Ashgets feature a rape charge with a judge enforcing a severe sentence. The docket includes multiple defendants, bail set at 2007, and references to a December timeline. The report notes testimonies, varying ages in the Frast case, and a larceny accusation linked to a front-yard theft.
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Willard Asn
Copvistel
Mas Brocgttzato
Zentenns Taustersoon
Hinckley
Jay
Cordellata
Seaucaipted Ace
Geeraraior
Ueningaon
Semcitt
Anustae Rissa
Enatacce
Figovene
Angie
Bbr
Dypend
Chally
Agom
Sauande
Vues
Uuidu Frou
Herbert Amcreon
Wuanh War
Srs
Andereon Pula Hue
Frome Loren
Frank
Tie
Ethan
Binckley
Reuterdux Steielty Pennsylvania
Coimonwanth
Ehic
Valley Railroad
Shellele
Ube
Goma
New York Car Strike Sparks Violence and Repairs
In New York on September 8 a streetcar strike turned violent. Confrontations at Ravenswood and Tenth Street saw pitchers and bystanders attacked as crews worked. Police conducted searches with limited arrests, trains resumed partially while some passengers avoided exposure during the unrest.
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New York
Tna
Rinkeeense
Gussenker
Adamson Eight Boba Ball Review Sparks Senate Talk
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Adamson Eight and Senator Jarred remarks on vetoes and civil rights era politics. Mentions Charles Hawkes, Woodrow Wilson shadows, labor leader Gomner, and Berleson in a murky critique of national policy and party strategy.
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Charles Hawkes
Repubscer Presinene
New Yar
Pat Crews
Am Incas
Hughes
Plantead
Woodrow Wiison
Menaior Soetman
Samuel Gomner
Hn American Federation of Tabor
Tabor
Burleson
Rae
Iazar Newapeger
Berlesod
Thay
Roneidt
Manier
Tv Pup
Brvex
FERABE ASSOCIATION ADOPTS PLATFORM FOR WNYRE
The Ferabe Association adopts a platform urging federal suffrage amendment submission and a national movement. Delegates discuss convention actions in Washington, campaigns, and education while planning steps with state legislatures and the national movement.
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Ferabe Association
Atlantia
Emerican Woman Suitence
Associa- Fy
Yestaruay
Cariewang
Fedar Sottrnee
Iis Stabs Igtosiuven
Come Renin
Npliuual Board
Conrvstien
Wevsaan
Weiee
Bath Fateral
Mapibae Si Tan
Hoo Wen
Cate
Tates
Horse Racing Crowds and Weather Dampen Track Events
An across the page report details canceled events this afternoon, a crowded race track under rain, and safety measures as spectators faced rain and umbrellas. It notes winners from Thursday’s horse races, attendance around 19,000, and weather dampening plans for future events with aviators and balloon exhibitions mentioned.
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Touage Vecan
Eurique
Thurday
Hlutwieg
Uu Eal
Moun
Shachtsten
Vai
Rere Xorung Biong
Renee Siar
Gramderand
Arata Health
Cps
Athonan
Jackie
North Wales
Semancaglis
Late War News From London Allows Mixed Front Updates
Dispatches report German and Bulgarian advances with renewed attacks along the front. The Bulgarian war office claims a breakthrough and retaking of positions, while French forces hold firm at several key points. A German steamship of 87 tons is reported destroyed. Police pursue a suspect after an evening pursuit.
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London
Bulgarian War Office
Dulgar-Gorvaan Avtiliany
Artibiers
Ishin
Germany
A& Vinx Chapitre
Teo Stommnoey Ace Hawk
Iitlermanner
CertCUAL charges for a new church edifice project
At a meeting of the local council of the United Brotherhood, Rev. Ranaltahower of Sanford was elected to supervise plans for a 2 week interval to erect a brick veneered building. Proposals included temporary structures and a new boiler. The prep work will begin with a brick-veneered shell and the engine will be installed before winter, pending council approval.
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Ofca
Brovagen Carel
Kerio
Ranaltahower
Srndford
Conewnago
Arcone
Rev. i
Wiliam
Renaisem
Pine Grove Road Project Dominates Township Meeting
Township supervisors discussed the Pine Grove road and bridge work, with emphasis on grading and relocation to improve safety. The board noted three crossings and a planned bridge, aiming to complete the project in about two weeks pending railroad coordination and funding. Local officials criticized prior maintenance and pledged action within the next three years.
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Eoction Raturan
Sanney
Wares
Tait Yond
Suearly Daca
Hullaer
Danish treaty ratified amid Senate pass with light opposition
The United States ratified a treaty to purchase from Denmark West Indies holdings tied to the Panama Canal project. Debate was brief. fewer than a half dozen senators opposed. Administration officials urged quick action to prevent Danish leverage and ensure strategic value. The measure passed after executive-session debates and a short voting period.
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United States
Amiona
Panama Canal
Washington
Norrig
Ris
Artiiewiariy
Denmark
Vaudeudon
Congress
Seicheler Bran
New York
Pacecia Canal
Americas
Waa
Mieckieg Werodlaiiens
Bencee
Nebate Lind Rasted
Tonn Narendhv
Putania
Ptr
Public Property
Et Evers
Barred From Pageants Parents Fight Age Rule
A doctor Dr E W Schmeal and others protest a policy barring underage children from a carnival event on December 6. The notice cites protection of minors but questions enforcement and readings of age limits and attendance. The document mentions restrictions on youths under 16 at events and concerns about legality and safety.
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Peereti
Nealia
Miguel
Irene Ald
Rene Untigren
Sameta
King George Explains British Food Relief Plan
Fragmented text reports King George explaining Britain's relief approach, noting autographed token from Sing George of England. Mentions Prime Minister Wilnoh and discussions at the White House or palace, with unclear dates and places.
Congress Warns Border Muster Drag On At Lengthy Drafts
War Department reports mass border muster has been delayed with about 13 600 National Guard troops withdrawn home as 1300 college and university students involv ed in the process. Front page notes strain and disruption across states amid confusion over leave and reassignments.
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War Department
Serve ‘National Guard
New Fork Infantry
Rene Prutmity
Yasievaas
Beterai
Lee
Rannien
Paper shortage sparks price fears across nation
National demand for paper rises amid wartime constraints, with production lag and rising costs. Industry figures warn shortages may spread, hitting bills, packaging, and daily papers as mills seek new supply routes and pricing adjustments to cope.
Congress Ends Historic Session as President Approves Tax Reform
Congress closes a decisive session after the President signs the administration's revenue bill, amid investigations into British actions and calls for committee inquiries. Lawmakers depart Washington for a lengthy break as tensions loom over abuses and accountability.
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Washington
Revecu UI
Aquinat
Knndiaa Tsherian
Eucriminavien
Aaicriese
Peuducta
Angrosieg
Maesure
Praciient
Saal
Butts
Amit Deceraer
Million Dollar Drive 3 Adopted by Suffralists
A fragmented note reports the adoption of Million Dollar Drive 3 by suffragists with unclear context and garbled lines. It mentions funds, contributions, and intentions tied to October, referencing names like Amie Oman and Sutrara Tavianien in a partial, non-cohesive manner.
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Amie Oman
Sutrara Tavianien Coweuntion
Willica
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