Washington district meeting closes with memorial services planned
Delegates gathered in Washington for a district convention with officers and committees from Westington assembling the program. The meeting featured initiations and entertainments, followed by a plate lunch. A district gathering is set for Mt Vernon in October with a memorial service to honor past members.
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Lerten
Washington
Ville
Mmt
Vernon
Princeton
Vincennea
Stes
Srout
Bienes
Falleit Dasch
Rose Manich
Pfizabeth Waupin
Ocle Maneins
Smala Manzin
Diary Eicher
Kilngel
Laura Yesatz
Clary House
Cletan Coffman
Oter Baret Guth
Lucy ‘Ocher
Teresa Witz
Elizalowichman
Elahoeth Shrauer
Morarét Maigin
Helen Miler
Tape
Ming Mms Thule
Vincennee
Sohn J. Cook
Rose Nu Tepe
Evansville
Otrs
Harry J
Reimer
Hettle Imek
Evanssille
Ors
Charles Faust
Anne Garson
Bysie
Katherine Holder
Ansville
Ailss Elizabeth
Kiel
Evans Illeytand
Jex Bess Daestarbers
Cennes
Illinois Primary Sees Woman Vote In GOP Contest
In Chicago and across Illinois, women will vote in the Republican presidential primary to choose between Governor Lowden and General Wood. Delegates in several districts are contested, with Chicago districts 3 and 4 and outside-Districts 10 15 16 22 showing notable races. Separate ballots will be used for women to avoid invalidation, while the attorney general notes women’s eligibility and the broader primary outcome hinges on statewide support.
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Associated Prax
Sorigago
Jil
Muois
Franz C. Lawden
Leonard Wood
Ue Republican Party
oThis
Sven
Chicago
Delezates
Widen
Boccoud
Ihicago
Miters
Lonors
Edward
Edwards
New
Jerey
Hag
Mei
Revival ofiron ore mining in Greene County Indiana
Indiana report notes a revived mining industry after Civil War turmoil. Reports from the state department indicate renewed ore prospecting in Greene County with potential for ore deposits. The focus lies on iron ore deposits and the region's historical mining activity as evidence of renewed interest.
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Trsusly
Greene County
Indianapolis
Conserta
Green County
Greend
Indiana
Motion pictures and moral balance in Sunday viewing
A fragmented reflective piece argues for responsibility of motion picture producers to uphold civic and moral values in American society. It emphasizes the public trust placed on cinema to teach ideals, influence audiences, and support age-appropriate, wholesome content over sensationalism.
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Atien Pictures
First Annual Interrebolistic Contest In Washington Sparks Rivalry
Spirited rivalry surrounds the first annual contest of the Anteregholastic Society in Washington. The Davis County Interrebolastic association will run off tomorrow at Allen Geld Stadium with an oratorical contest, athletic events, and examinations. Principal McTracken notes prize details and expect large attendance as students showcase classroom work and polygymnastics.
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Bret
Washington
Odky
Brouéy
Pest
Land Wills
Piermins
Thes Association
Keen
G. M. McTracken
McCracken
Tdi
Cevel
Elevated Train Collision in New York injures riders
An elevated train derailed at Ningh avenue near Fifth church in New York. Fifteen passengers were thrown to the street. about a dozen were taken to hospitals. One Walnut Street passenger was badly hurt. A second train collided with the car causing the wreck.
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Thail
New York
Rey Marksbird
Dealh Vis
7Th Street
Devris
Cay Ff
Ningh Avenue
Jane Pleherstrain
Deteiy
Tumits to Sisters Taera Were Among Applicants
The notice lists Taera Were among applicants for birth certificates issued today by the clerk Wy Irshing, Ei MULy, with Cipra O. Binteether and Catlett Dy Muteher. The former will marry Wa A. Evans and the family to Orvie S. Ghogh.
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Irshing
Muly Clerk
Bay Ye Cipra O. Binteether
Catlett
Marriet
Wa A. Evans
Faile Te Orvie S
Surrender at Appomattox remembered in chaotic report
Fragmentary text recalls the surrender of Lee to Grant at Appomattox and Civil War references amid garbled lines about police, youths, and a fire in a building. The readable points include the historic event and scattered mentions of names and places, but the exact details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Leh
Appamatto
Lee
Grant
Appomattox
Allen
Sf Police
de Romy
Unclear OCR fragment explores leadership and development themes
An incoherent OCR passage discusses opinions on development and leadership. It mentions suggested improvements, proposals, and social expectations. Names, dates, and clear facts are obscured by garbled text, yielding no verifiable events or entities.
Fragmented OCR Text on Pryse Trial Horror
An unclear OCR passage mentions Pryse and a trial date with mention of a wife, a pilot, and a death note. The readable parts reference a legal or court context and a suspect or participant identified with a last name Wright, plus scattered phrases about dates and an ominous warning.
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Wright
Ileve- Tand
Nsurles
Htm
Death notices recount local obituaries and last rites
A fragmented obituary column reports deaths including Joseph Alfred Urangmint and Kate Vanzandt among others. It notes coroner and burial details, ages, and locations such as Washington and Klemme City. The piece references funeral arrangements and hospitalizations, with scattered family names and dates.
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Joseph Alfred Uramgint
Neléyn Branden
Ryon
Astlock
Kate Vanzandt
I Klemg City
Mofans
Washington
Matthew Modride
Mherrhy
United States orders rail strike endgame and actions
Government officials warned strikers that failure to return to work would trigger strong measures. Attorney General Palmer studied options as the labor movement faced legal repercussions. railroads prepared for government action while investigations and hearings were planned.
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Washington
D.C
Ace
Gikcen
Minily
Cas
Polmexter
Republican
Palmer
Washinstep
Department of Justly
Interstate
Rommentee Commission
Lewis
Chicago
Wilken
Beard
Brotherhood
Dalymer
Wil
Spohany
Tle Sr
Caxt
Baltintors
Philadelphia
Paving Material Change and City Council Action
A city council confirmatory resolution on street paving was amended and unanimously adopted then stricken from the record after property owners remonstrated. The project, using brick and rock blocks with concrete surfacing, proceeded due to no objections from the owners. The report includes finances, treasurer statements, and petitions for drainage and water works.
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Bieventh Street
Zacca
Maduthig
B. W. Clawson
H.C. Wedaworth
Lio Jley
McGaudy
William Re Yartcough
Ilugo JeAteo
Nancy A! Potts
S. Holdret
Harned Avenon
Coorpbell Avenue
Wood resumes military duties after campaign bid
Major General Leonard Wood announces he will suspend his presidential campaign and return to his post as commander of the department. The move follows a statement to break the fast and a pledge to fulfill his duty, as political tensions rise.
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Associated Prexe
Avoston
Mass
Leonard Wood
Inter
Chicago
St Louis Population Statistics Released
Washington reports St Louis now has 771000 residents, an increase of 5977 or 12.5 percent, making it the fourth city in the United States by population in the latest census figures. Local officials note steady growth and urban expansion amid national economic changes.
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Associated Press
Instanapolig
Mh. ci
Enginemey
Wizey
Brotherhood
Oftcale
Ute Afns
Indianapolis
Raitroad
St. Louis
Associated
Washington, D. c
St. Lowe
St Louis
Local Court Faces Questions On Neighbor Dispute and Dancer Case
May 3 hearing set as McPherson weighs nuisance dispute in yard involving Walter J. Brothers and John Walt. Walter J. Brothers alleges disturbance from a neighbor. McPherson to decide. Separately William Mai faces indefinite detention on statutory offense charges after failing to appear. prosecutor Padgett relies on deputy clerk for proceedings.
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McPherson
Walter J
John Walt
Phe
Mayer McPheron
William Mai i
Phorson
Potter
Congress We Committer Ulited Legal Brock Against Creel and Others
Report details alleged secret arrangements to transfer government material for propaganda during World War I. It accuses George Creel and others of improper use of government publications for factional aims and seeks accountability. The study cites costs and the breadth of materials used in push for independence and peace efforts.
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Congression
Brock
Creel
Washington
Apel
Leo Prove
Ariogs Oy
George Creel
Committee On Public Information
Roger W. Jubson
Wesley Hill
Mags
Athecs Canderma
Iktin
Babson
Don
Sehatov Smadt
Republinan
Utal
Ahalrmie
Anil
Kies
Rapenvan
Ehabrosy
Aint
Unt Pahech
Bulletin
Croek
Whtalh
Raya
Atothey
Congressy
Re Ewing
Concerns Over Caruso Leading World Tenors Debate
A heated debate among critics centers on Caruso being the world's top vocal talent. V R Koy of New York asserts Caruso stands head and shoulders above others, while others dispute the claim, noting Amelita Galli-Curl and Tetrazini attended a Hippodrome concert but left for a Lexington engagement.
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McCormack
Washington
Fouuhtan
Curuko
Fierves V. R. Koy
Tosie
Cincinnati
Caruso
Key
Hippodrome
Amelita
New York
Ant
Atelier Tanor
Suttsceipu
Fragmented text on alcohol and chemistry terms
Poorly legible entry discusses issues around wood alcohol and distillation. Mentions doctors, chemistry, and dangers of mislabeled products. Several garbled phrases obscure clear facts but reference death linked to alcohol and need for experienced chemists to tell apart substances.
Methodists to Study Quadrennial Conference Plans
Delegates from eight districts gather as the United States and foreign representatives convene to consider education, temperance, morals, evangelism, and church governance. Key elections include bishopric appointments, editorial posts, and ministerial delegate selection deepening ties within the Episcopal Methodist Church system.
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DEW Mines
United
Hate
Editora
Eayaien
Bentley
Bath
UfsVincannes
Woeington Methodists
Uhad
Virgil Thompson
Washington
O'Haver
Hatter Gase Uall Praefice At Local Baseball Tryout
Sunday afternoon practice reveals local players like Wan In and Washington showing promise. Team leaders Anley Thabager Har ty Hanla and William Yeager push for a strong season as community supporters back the effort and hope to boost Washington’s chances.
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Fang
Wanhingtone
Anley
Thabager
Harty Hanla
William Yeager
Washington
Locomotives and sleep scenes in early notices
Fragmented OCR notes describe trains, Lodging, and local street details with scattered references to a temperance context and nearby towns. Mentions Malden Wal Se nella, a regional table track, and an unidentified monotrator or administrator.
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Hellas
Mintoler
Erate
Jieates
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