Park plant plan eyed to replace aging Washington light
Purdue University engineers report to city council and citizens propose a new electric plant at the park to meet rising demand. Estimated cost about 115000 to 150000 with options to trim ornamental features, and a lighter option around 150000. The plan features a brick building and lake water use, with expected daily output and operating savings outlined.
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Dover Main
Dake
Ide Park
Purdue University
Washington
G. A. Young
Young
Interrogastories
Park Ale
Hue
Lancer Fe
Vairhg
Sit
Hia
Wits Mead
cerkGer
Tad
Kasabyaataert Voor
Fieditirs
Wadifias
Sybil Gut
Uae
Bette Julie
Weil
eMalion
Ford
Aubigre
Ebertigett de Pory
Pommission
Rannerung
Vlan Teopresent
Ea. Sear
Paper Shortage Sentiment Presses for Action
A rambling AP dispatch from New York notes wasteful forestry and mill practices threaten a severe newsprint shortage. It urges immediate adoption of a comprehensive system to curb waste and prompt legislative measures ahead of a convention demanding decisive action.
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Associated Press
New York
Long Ago Postcard Reveals 1896 Grain Quotes
During renovations at the O'Donnell Hardware building a post card was found dated August 26 1896. It shows quotations from Bart lett Kuhn Co Terre Haute grain buyers for No 2 red No 2 white corn No 2 yellow corn and other seeds offering prices to compare with current rates.
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Jonnie
4 rhshing and wage terms in coal mine agreement
The document outlines payment rules for entry work and loaders, with 1.5 per yard extra for entry work and additional on loaders, a 12 cent wage line, and adjustments based on fault, death welfare fund sharing, and commission differences. It notes union and operator share of wages, and calls for deworking condition changes.
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Fhe Loral Union
Ihe
Cepa Commission
Otbdp
Unclear OCR note with scattered historical terms
Fragmentary text mentions topics like Deached Whe Tier Hherbhen and Balt, Croisdee gaerds, St. Louis, and TRAE Rate on Mo, suggesting a damaged historical newspaper item with rail and freight references, but lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize.
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St. Louis
Unclear OCR fragment hints at student labor issues
Fragmentary text mentions students, Wellesley, domestic servants, labor concerns, and a page note about a tendant. Names, dates, or concrete events are not readable, making precise reporting impossible from the provided lines.
Hoggh Suman Dead Sho Ago
Fragmented OCR text mentions a death and a funeral context with unclear names and places. Readable elements reference a person and general civic or religious actions without recoverable proper nouns or dates. The passage lacks coherent facts to form a clear news item.
Damaged Pearl Trap Report From Prine Town
April in TL pearl trap in the shmnits of Prine ton damaged feet net ser Oust. Autorpry HAL Yeager tele in Proit grower of this city. deted fetta rie ak 4 derek Ux aemotuatasi it Cte peat hud-
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Prineton
Autorpry
HAL Yeager
Proit
Fetta
Derek Ux
Convention Proceedings and Demands of Miners Union
The document reports a miners union convention with permanent chairman Sasbedatienl and secretary Bothetuines chosen by unanimous vote. Delegates approved rites to reopen the convention. Demands include weekly pay for all miners, division of work between mines, and contract terms for managers and foremen, with various provisions on coal vein operations and road-mile constraints.
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Agasivs
Phadcotios
Willian Blakely
Chasen
Ussf Unl
Ndiv
Miarrs
Failin
Ain A Lmnctieas
Peanese aRtity Chal
Fragmented text on resolutions and committee notes
The readable portions reference resolutions and committee actions, with mentions of Hobbes Hinenty OP Needtait, Lady fit the Asubettain prepress Proporbentiative, and several names and dates. The passage reads as a garbled OCR of a public notices page, including committee recommendations and procedural notes.
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Wien
Dave
Bata
CIA
Census Plans Prompt War on Town Voting
The text reports Washington’s population projections and census appeals. It notes a $25 bid to fund census costs and mentions the proposed plan to reach the population tally and related outcomes.
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Hornwald
Local Employees Readied for Labor Action Amid Quiet City Response
Reported tensions over a rebel labor movement sparked a chilly reception from the public as unions and company officials prepare for upcoming meetings. Representatives from the dissident faction vow action while employers and local leaders urge orderly conduct and restraint.
Fragmentary ViTS item from Gardiner and Tharp
Brief readable fragments reference a ViTS item with the names Gardiner and Tharp and a location described as the thr pla. The text is incomplete but indicates a notice or record involving these entities in a historical context.
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Gardiner & Tharp
Indiana fair to add healthful baby contest this year
Indianapolis awaits the Indiana state fair next September with a new healthful baby contest for Hoosier babies. Charles F. Kennedy, secretary of the state board of agriculture, explains the event will judge most perfectly formed and healthiest youngsters, with a scored system assessed by physicians and surgeons.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Charles F. Kennedy
State Board of Agricenture
Pie Barblen
Deen
Ft Vee Iid
Ornte
Tee
Tadeloey Abtaales
Pierlee Wadi
Allies press Berlin to fulfill disarmament demands
Paris despatch says representatives in Berlin for France Great Britain Italy and Belgium warn Germany to execute without delay the disarmament and demobilization clauses of the peace treaty. The AP reports the joint démarche as a firm ultimatum from the allied powers.
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Associated Press
Paris
Reprex
Berlin
France
Italy
Belghum
Igpa
Germany
Three Persons Killed in Indiana Auto Train Crash
At a grade crossing seven miles north of Fort Wayne Indiana a Grand Rapids and Indiana passenger train struck a car killing the man his wife and their young daughter who were aboard. In Texas Lieut D M Hansell and Sergeant W Y Maxwell of the 5th were killed when their patrol plane crashed in Sanderson. Both deaths attributed to border patrol duty.
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Wille
Associated Press
Wayne
Ind
Grand Rapids
Indiana
Fragmented OCR note on alleged court case and spectators
The text appears as garbled OCR from a court case item listing defendants and participants. It references names like Janda and Hansen and mentions spectators, a plea or action, and a public scene. Details are unreadable, with many misspellings and broken phrases.
TAO INDIANA CITIES STW AUPELATION DECNASE
TAO INDIANA CITIES STW AUPELATION DECNASE Hiv Associmbed Press reports unclear text with partial lines. WASHINE TOS. Mention of statistics and figures appears obscured by OCR errors.
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Tao
Indiana
Hiv Associmbed Press
Washine
Tadluini
Washington pot plans to lower potato prices
In Washington a plan is discussed to reduce potato prices through pledges and charity promotions. Housewives inform friends that participating could lower costs, with potential supply schemes across the capital. Potatoes sold under the plan reportedly range from 450 to 620 units, with seed potatoes costing more if available.
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Mn Anne
Housewives
Washington
Murphys
American Day Celebration Parade in City Planned
The city plans a big American Day parade with every organization and club taking part. The organizing committee has barred banners except official banners. The Royal Highlanders band will lead the parade en route north after a winter season in Palm Beach. Indiana-based opponent Indianapolis is set to appear in an exhibit. The announcement was made on May 29.
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Ord
Milton Euyier
Ely
Indiana
State Board “of Forestry
Wll Imbners
Royal Highlanders Band
Palm Beach
Jacksoy
Wil
Indianapolis
Sugar Prices Climb as Bids Rise in Indianapolis
Indy traders report sugar bids surging with wholesalers offered about 23 cents per pound, while local forecasts predict prices may reach 63 cents per pound soon. Commissioner Stanley Wyrkun notes manufacturers are pressuring suppliers amid ongoing market agitation.
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UGA
Indianapolis
Indy
Wugar
Stanley Wyrkun
Tedegay
Ina
Weeket
Miners and Farmers Cooperative Society Organized at Hostier
The Miners and Farmers Cooperative Society of Hostier, Indiana, formed as one of the county’s few corporations. It aims to operate a general merchandise and farm products business serving local farmers, with officers and a plan to serve the surrounding valley region.
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Bb Amodes
Opeilate sTanRh Petrausbulrg
Ind
Miners and Farmers Cooperative Society of
Hostier Ia
Losiner
Undefined Names Stir Confusion in Veiled Report
A fragmented text hints at a legal or criminal matter involving multiple unclear individuals and places. It mentions an attorney, a possible allegation or accusation, and references to a person named Nevin and a farmer, with scattered place names and dates. The garbled lines obscure concrete facts but suggest a case or rumor requiring clarification by officials.
Visionary pioneer of long distance telephony dies at 70s
Biographical sketch of Theo Wall, longtime head of the largest telephone system, credited with promoting long distance communication and guiding a company whose network reached nine million subscribers with a billion and a half dollar investment. Born alongside Alexander Bell era, Wall rose from operator to general superintendent, known for immense work capacity and leadership in early telephony.
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Aph Company
Theo
Dore Newton Vath
Lot
Aid
Wall
Alexander
Graham Bell
Sul Varlioy
Bell
Mr. Wall
Alregudis
Isis, Op Their Amervan Hell
Ambiguous OCR fragment hints at local sports or education item
Fragmentary text shows names, dates, and event notes with unclear context, likely a school or community item. Many garbled words obscure subjects, participants, and outcomes, preventing a clear lead or specifics.
Fragmented OCR reads like garbled entries from a local notice
The text appears as a confused OCR of multiple names places and terms. Readable items include scattered names such as Sweeny and Baile Lee and several letter clusters with no clear events or actions.
Fragmented OCR Noted Names From Unknown Proceedings
The excerpt appears as garbled OCR with numerous broken names and phrases. It mentions various personal names, places, and terms in a jumbled sequence, lacking a clear event, date, or location to anchor a coherent news item.
Death of Theodore N. Vail Leaves Telecommunication Era
Mr Vail chairman of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company died after a long illness. He was brought here from Jekyll Island Ga last Sunday in his private car. Physicians said his death was not unexpected. The obituary notes his leadership of the nation’s telecommunication system.
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Apal
Theodore N. Vail
Dal Juparit
Amderican
Hepone and Telegraph
sdagoRus Stopkrass
Mr. Vail
Jekyll Teland
One Shot Incident Reported at Rumored Salem Restaurant
Unclear OCR text describes a shooting at a Negro restaurant near Wal Grove with deputy James Matthes Sophy sheriff present. Officer entered the scene amid debts and a confrontation. The report mentions a flurry of events including a gunshot and ensuing pursuit or investigation.
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Wanston Salem
Nul
Negro Restuurany
Unclear fragmentary text from historical source
The readable content mentions names and places in a garbled passage about a workwide shortage and a London commissioner. It references cities, dates, and titles but does not provide a coherent event, person, or outcome to summarize into a clear news item.
Redd Distr Ree Sayte April Seventy Two
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Michigan state and multiple names with unclear roles. Key readable items include Val and Litwin with references to dates in April, suggesting a local public notice or brief item.
Presidential Ballot Listings Appear In Digest Draft
The Digest lists candidates for president and related offices with names including Niehohrs, Capper, Calvin Coolidge, La Follette, and others. Vetted contenders span parties and regions, with expected publication dates and candidate order noted for the upcoming election.
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Niehohrs
Pathe
4Thur
Capper
Calvin Coolidge
Poe
Hames
T Hardting
Chaddes
Weekes
Wipam
Jetneen
Pes A Lowden
John dl
Mirshins
Withaat
Hedtedd
Woodhow
Milton
Heo Oort Yooserd
Tony Inlota
Washington City Council votes on special election proposal
The council approves a special election regarding construction of a new pipeline project. Opposition claims reveal misstatements and potential conflicts, with local officials insisting the plan serves public needs amid controversy and timing concerns.
Divorce suit filed by French road miner Jim Hicknell
Victor Hicknell sues Henrietta Hicknell for divorce alleging separation since marriage in Mresacay France. He claims she refused to join him in the United States and accuses her of falling in love with Engeme Gilur.
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Victor
Jim Hicknell
Henrietta
Mresacay
France
Vincennes Bank Reorganization Affects Local Operations
In Vincennes Indiana the bank undergoes a reorganization with Claude fires remaining resident and Exdiward AttAcker as castors. Charles W Taip, head of Indiana’s state ranking department, noted the bank’s first crack condition and removal of objectionable assets as a key step. In Washington the House passed the deficiency appropriation bill funding the mint and related orders.
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Vincennes
Ind
Claude 6
Charles W. Taip
State Ranking Department
Indiana
Tea Horse
Last Sunria
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