Philadelphia Tops Nation in Growth as Census Data Released
Census Bureau figures show Philadelphia as the nation’s third most populous city with 1 823 158 residents. The decade saw a 274 180 increase, surpassing prior records and marking a historic rise in population though other states lagged, with New York also growing but at a slower rate.
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Washington
Philadel‘phia
Csty
Federe
Saranda
Sargent Increasa
Lare
Damote
New York
Meironnie
Prilsantuhia
Fan Vance
Arnar
Anneanad
Mont
Wilkineshure
Murder charges filed in framing of three men
In an unusual case, Duloth Mien faces murder charges after a never before seen incident involved three men including Van Th The trin Tannard Phatmon Taka Pree and Nate Natelson being held. Local authorities continue investigations in what is described as a complex joint operation.
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Duloth
Nate Natelson
Indiana Sunday School Association elects officers at Crawfordsville
J N Feary of Indianapolis was elected president of the Indiana Sunday School Association. AL Carnelians Indianaolia is vice president, J Foowthd Indianapolis treasurer. Directors named include John Andres Evansville Ertzinter Huntington Teresa Woodard Indianapolis and KE H Hexemeier Pladmonil. Tanvarrette chosen as 1921 convention city.
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Crawfordsvatue
Ind
J. N. Feary
Indianapolis
Indiana Sunday School
Nao
ALB Carnelians
Iniananolia
J. Foowthd
Indianapolia
Trerourer
John Andres
Rvansviles
Ertzinter
Homtineton
Tereso Woaadart Indianapella
KE. H. Hexemeier
Pledmonil
Tanfarette
New Rat Clearing Method At Plehlund Farms
VL Richards of Plehlund claims to clear barns and granaries of rats by using exhaust from his Feed car. He closes barn crevices and releases fumes through a hose, stating forty rats were overcome in a short time.
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VL Richards
Plehlund Townehin
Rata
Assault at Vincennes Woman Attacked with Razor
Miss Seddelmeyer, general secretary of the Associated Charities, reports a brutal assault in Vincennes. The attacker, armed with a razor, inflicted fourteen wounds and attempted to strangle the victim after an earlier threatening visit and hours of pursuit by two accomplices.
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Vincennes Camrbercin
Paas Basie
Hetier Knave
Jom
Reeault
Hetier
Mies Marreret Seddeiieves
Associated Charities
Hell
Misa Purdette
Mise Tay Thamis
Renee
Marwell Corege
Mies Satdelmever
Pn Tavienh
TaPiante
Offien
Mica Saddelmever
Mitive
Mies Thomas
Mier Reddelmeyer
Misa Seidelmeyer
Mise
York Exchange Board appoints Ryan Vorrerven
The Board of the York Exchange announces the appointment of Ryan Vorrerven as chairman of the Rhite Motor Car Journey and related committees. The move follows a period of restructuring and aims to strengthen leadership at the exchange.
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Ryan Vorrerven
Ernan
Yor
York Exchange
Railway repairs advance after German destruction
Paris reports great progress in Tenmmanasie region where Heine notes tracks destroyed by Germans are being rebuilt. The Associated Press dispatch describes efforts to restore railway lines to service as part of ongoing wartime priorities.
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RAI
Preas
Paris
Tne
Tenmnnasie
Vos
Leshe
Ely
Eas
Multiple Wire Dispatches Report 1920s Crises and Trials
A jumble of AP wires reports killings, indictments, and legal actions across the United States. Headlines note whisky conspiracy trials in Kentucky, indictments of brokers and oil men in New York, explosions at Springfield plant casualties, Harding and farmers’ issues in Washington, and a gun battle with a price desk sergeant near Baltimore. Also covered are Indiana prison sentences, a resignation of an assistant secretary of war, and local fatal accidents tied to farm and powder incidents.
Barr Township Farmers Plan Fourth Of July Program
Barr Township farmers announce a community gathering to decorate a Rare town shin and host a picnic at Hefferna by grave ag the State road. Speakers will include John Brown of Indiana Port and Charles Fo Stmenthan with Nathan Killian of Plainy. The meeting aims to be an engaging event, led by chairman Inhn Ha and secretary Tamed Mowerth, with active efforts by the Barr township association.
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Hefférna
Nanan
John. Beown
Tineport
Indiana
Chasiee
Stmenthan
Nathan Killian
Plainy
Barr
Towenahin Anthe Titlan
Indiana Tourism and Road Marking Updates Across State
Indiana brief reports visitors at Turkeys State Park and road work updates. Park attendance exceeds prior records with an estimated 2,000 weekly visitors and 35,000 annually. The Heukige State Automotive Association outlines highway markings from Indianapolis to Fort Wayne, Detroit, and Memphis routes, with pole markers to start near Evans and Alvaton.
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Indianapolis
Heukige State Automotive Association
Hnaa de
Indiangnoalia
Dereon Ferry
Fi.ville
Detroit
Moat Tenn
Fl Paso
Texas
Factinnepalia
Evang Martin Luerke
Ft. Wayne
Chai
Auto Traffa Committee
Pole Merking
Alvatineton
Warne
Fort Weyne
H Righway
Yellowstone
Toledo
Cleveland
Mexican RATWAY SYSTEMS REPORTS INAMENTABLE SITUATION
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a troubled Mexican rail system with severe wear and poor traction. Mentions rehabilitation needs and long travel times from Nuevo Texas toward Texas border areas. Specifics are garbled, but signal a distressed transport situation in the region.
Change in Date for K P Convention Announced
The Knights of Pythias Supreme Lodge announces a new convention date set for August 3 after a notice from national officers. Plans focus on expansion of the order and higher membership age with provisions for funeral benefits and national circulations.
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K. OF P
Supreme Lodge Knights of Phythias
Mingenpolis
Omerberne
United States
Choad Tire Trereste
Yhemberdhby
Cleveland
Ohie
Thia Bririch
Khornewan
Pythianiam
Armenia Accuses Ferid Pasha of Turkish Policy Aims
The American Counter for what ndey evidence of Armenia reports Premier Ferid Pasha claims that Turkish provinces Mosul and surrounding regions should be claimed by Armenia. It lists Armenian populations in various provinces and notes Turkish nationalist leaders as adventurers. The Grand Vizier's background and the Turkish ambassador in Washington are referenced.
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Associated Press
NEW
Vahan Cardashiat
Ndey
Armenia
Dasmed Ferid Pasha
Turkey
Ibs
Durant Roy
Mosul
Meso Dammin
Van
Erzerum
Daly
Ibly
Armehiaepublic
Rusten
Proesste Yj
Wash
Grens
Training School Wills Open at Great Lakes for Tolanda Youths
Mayor S L McPherson received a request from Marion county defenses official to discuss rejecting two Tolanda high school boys for a summer training school opening July 4 at Great Lakes Toliana. The program offers six weeks training with outings and general gear. only travel costs are charged. Participants must be 16 to 20 with parental consent and enter naval reserve Class 4 for three months. The camp aims to foster discipline, religion, and seamanship in a naval style program with a $20 monthly allowance.
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Wills
Great Lakes
S. L. McPherson
Ol Raohl B. Harrison
Indianapolia
Marion County Council of Defenses
Washington Phil’ m Hools
Great Lewes Toliana
Col. Horrigan
Fleeral Rev
Indianapalia
Toland
Cours
Aia
Hart Neni
Sienasing
Vnetiee
Beomnacda
Armen
Local Man Granted Pension by Government
Tauri J. Cook of this city has been granted a government pension of 30 a month, according to dispatches from Washington City.
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Tauri J. Cook
Washington City
Senator Johnson Answers Critics in California Rally
Senator Hiram W. Johnson spoke to several hundred supporters at the Southland Pacific depot in Sacramento praising his campaign strength after the Chicago convention. He dismissed doubt about his bid, defended his stance against compromise, and urged unity as he aimed to win the presidential preference vote and carry California.
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Sacramento
Cal
Inne
Chicago
Hiram W. Johnson
Southam Pacific
Johnson Wra
John Ran
Cred
Chis Horn
Fragments Describe Federal Court Session in Toledo
A fragmented report outlines a federal court or jail setting in Toledo with references to legal actions and detainees. The text mentions Port Inter and various unclear phrases about fate, witnesses, and proceedings.
Untitled OCR fragment signals postponed event notes
Fragmentary OCR text shows a disrupted report with scattered phrases about a meet and related items. The readable parts mention a team, a meet, and unspecified notes or results amid garbled words and stray letters. No clear names, dates, or places emerge from the legible content.
Blind Feishefountd at Streavw on FU Farm
In a rural account from Prnemington Work Dr GT Sheen notes a curious find near Mitchell Tad on a late Saturday. A riverine cave complex under the farm is said to drain into underground streams and a system leading to White river, with referenced pipelines and cave passages.
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Prnemington
GT Sheen
Mitchell
Tad
White River
Not for Presidency Evran Denies Bid Amid Party Debate
Evran pronounces he is not a candidate for presidency as party discussions occur in Nebraska. Reports mention committee meetings and potential nominees, with references to Brevin and Lamdbende amid ongoing convention talks and regional political maneuvering.
Vincennes Population Grows Significantly in Ten Years
Vincennes records 17210 residents per census figures released by Washington and transmitted by The Associated Press. The gain is 2315 people or 154 percent from 1916 when official records showed 8959 inhabitants.
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Vincennes
Census Department
Washington
Associated Press
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Herald
Untitled fragment from unclear local notice
Fragmentary OCR text with names and dates unclear. readable parts reference a shop man and a police or public notice context but lack coherent events or entities. No definite actions or outcomes can be established from the legible segments.
Sway Oper Ye Loonts Descends on South Breniy
garbled OCR text mentions Sway Oper Ye Loonts and South Breniy with disjoint fragments. It references names like Pires, Perel, Bepep, Clete, and others in a confusing, likely historical piece. No clear event, date, or outcome is discernible.
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SWAY
Breniy
Breese Officials Face Trial Amid Transit Dispute
Fragmented text reports a court or inquiry related to Breese and Wy Dae Vee de et al with references to transportation, war migration, and a wartime setting. The piece mentions inspectors, legal action, and officials connected to a retail milliner association, plus a national guard deployment and an annual meeting of commercial secretaries.
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Gorden
Terry
Lee
Reese
Arte
Mooseane Vreed to Buy Liberty Bonds
Aurora June 24 report notes unrest rising and cost of living increases. Convention endorsed a endowment for children of Moose at Schonland farm Wooshenart, with efforts to support the community.
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Mooseane Vreed
Liberty Bonds
Aurora
Mane
Miss Henet
Ehow
Biberty Lane
Anid Vietege
Schonland Farm
Wooshenart
Appointment notices for administratrix and road bonds
Notice shows Alice Bixler named administratrix of Yases GQ Bixler estate in Daviess County Indiana. Also announces bonded road funding by Daviess County Board of Commissioners with multiple road projects and public hearing at State House in Indianapolis.
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Daviess County
Indiana
Yases GQ Bixler
Alice Bixle
Hastings & Allen
BOND
State of Indiana
Duty Board of Commissioners
Déviess County
Board of Commissioners of
Deviess County
State Board of Tay Commissioners
Said County
Tate
Thomas Flebner
Walth- Inzion
Steele Township
Anjos H. Hoes
Steble Townahin
John DN. Stotts
Madison Township
Frank Im
Walls Et al
Townehin
State’ House
Todianapolis
Diana
Will Issue Bonds for New Electric Plant Project
An unidentified local authority announces plans to issue bonds to finance a new electric plant. The notice states approval and funding details, outlining the project scope and financial implications for residents.
Fragmented OCR note with scattered names and terms
A jumble of misspelled words and stray phrases including names like Peay, Tarps, Nav al Pantels, and Vetter. The text appears as an OCR artifact with no coherent story or clear events to summarize.
Federation Women Condemn Opium Use at Biennial Meet
At the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial in Des Moines a resolution condemning the use of opium by men and urging national campaigns and state action to prohibit sales to minors was adopted. The federation elected Mrs. T. G. Winter of Minnesota as president and invited Shaschal, Springs AZ, and Chicago clubs to next meetings. The executive board will decide the future meeting site.
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Des Moines
Hesalu- Hans
Shaschal Chinn
Ark
Anite Quesdion
T.G. Winter
Minneanatis
Federation
Shriners Elect Officers at Portland Imperial Session
In Portland Oregon on June 24 the annual Shrine imperial session elected Fletcher of Damascus New York as imperial potentate and Ellie Lewis Garret and Freeland Kendrick of Philadelphia and South Bend for top positions. The meeting filled officers and honored candidates as the order outlined its leadership slate.
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South Bend
Indiana
Thelma
Cleveland to host St John nights invention event
Fragmentary notice from June 10 1994 cites plans for an event in Cleveland titled nights of St John. References to locations Stockholm and Paris appear as unreadable fragments amid scattered phrases.
French aviation links proposed to connect major cities
The article describes attempts by French and other governments to establish long distance airplane service connections. Proposals include links between Paris Vienna Bucharest and Constantinople with branches toward Serbia and the Adriatic region. Plans anticipate coexistence with rail and express trains to extend cross border aviation and support wartime transport.
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Bercemie
Eerie
Patani
Fufel
Praeer Oor
Preneh
Reiesh
Preneh Firma
Paris
Vienna
Bucharest
Constantinonie
Incehaline Sertia
Russia
Reneh Army
Kheen Inet
Ovine Ta
Sta
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Hiral
Contre
Armia
Rentrahan Moneye
Rail travel across Europe and transcontinental concerns
The fragment describes frequent Moscow to Berlin trips and aviation concerns during upheavals in Hungary and mentions crossing the Carpathians from Budapest. It notes passenger views of danger, improvements in aircraft reliability, and references wireless communications and European routes between Paris and civil fronts.
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Berlin
Hungary
Carpathian
Buedls Pest
Fremie Poassencers
Seb Telagee
Moassenger
Paris
Mineris
Misread OCR Sketches Myers Race For County Superintendent
An OCR damaged item mentions Myers and a race for county superintendent. It references Vincennes and local school matters with unclear names, dates, and places, suggesting an election or appointment context tied to a school system and a Vernon or similar county. The text is garbled but centers on Myers seeking or holding a superintendent role in a town or county education office.
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Puzzle in Historic Page
Unreadable OCR text fragment shows mostly garbled names and scattered phrases. Readable bits hint at a miscellaneous page item or local notice with unclear context and several proper names. The snippet provides no coherent event, dates, or entities to anchor a complete summary.
Warasserridge Committee Pushes Muted Appointment Plan
A local committee meets to discuss appointing a mute notary or similar official, weighing preliminary steps toward building costs and possible site at the Wabash crossing. The Meromiat group delayed decisive action, with Sullivan's session shifting plans after Tyawary 14.
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Siglivan
Pullong
Crawford County
Meromiat
Ftw
Sessien
Shell
Sullivan
Tyawary
Prey Young Man Held on Grave Charge in Knox County
A young man was arrested this morning on a grave charge in Wheatland at Herman Street. Sheriff Faith of Knox County planned to remove the prisoner to Vincennes County jail with Sheriff Adams of Wrox County en route.
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Wontcomg Prey
Ild
Wheatland
Herman Street
Mont-gomery Sotosman
Vouevomert
Faith
Knox County
Knox Wennyy
Vincennes
Adams
Wrox County
Three Men Burned In Cleaning Shop Fire
Fire at a cleaning and dying shop yesterday caused an explosion of quinoline. Three men, Roy and Rivens among them, were injured while attempting rescue. Loss is estimated at unknown. the blaze occurred in Lis. June 26.
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Theis
Roy
Unies
Rural Education Conference Planned for Indiana July 1946
A five day rural education conference will be held July 1946 in Indiana under the joint sponsorship of the Indiana University School of Education and the State Department of Public Instruction. State Superintendent of Education N. Filroie will open and close the conference as part of a campaign to improve rural schools. Prominent educators from several states will attend, including Calvin Kenner, J. L. Meier, and other national figures.
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Hlodthineten
Indiana University School of Education
Renera
Indiana
Aft
Jersey
Misa
Aeronizer
Frantfort
Calvin N. Kenner
Education of New
EL Gagner
Associatinga
Stucky
Kenyon L. Butent
Massachusetts
Toad Rass Placed Under Peace Bond in Assault Case
Vincennes police placed a peace bond on Toad Rass after an alleged viet assault on Miss Margaret Redlelrygeey. Rass appeared before Justice McIure on a complaint filed by Seddieimetver. He is charged and to be tried for the offense.
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Nital
Toad
Rass
Unon
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