Shooting in front of Shaffer home injures woman
Norris, a 21 year old Baltimore and Ohio railroad shop employee, shot at Elnora Harrie and fled after the car stopped at the Shaffer residence on the Odgen road. Harrie was wounded and hospitalized Sunday night. Norris eluded capture until late Saturday, with authorities continuing to search through Sunday night.
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Titisa
Alma
Harris
Pnds
Norrig
Baltmore and Ohio Railroad
Norris
Joe Noroe
West van Trees
Walter Shaffer
Gdon
Odon
Worris
Harrigil
Zaid
Keenlog Company
Alnce
Toan
Austin Edmondson
Elnora
Lucien Edmondson
Faronghson J
Biss Horria
Owon
Shaffer
Sheffer
Hichway
Edmondson
Miss Harrie
Shafter
Alda
Odeon
Answed
Mina
Sheri
Swordsa
Borris
Norrie
Sheriff Faith
Ogon
Snswerine Norcia
Hs Heen Geen
Elmore Trenehin
Mr. Faith
Alnora
Norrix
Fanna
Norr
Rand
Horsatt
Herbert Nelebhors
Jersey
Raturdas
Flenies
Silan
Eurala
Belford
Wington
Asonfay
Kode
Greem
Gh Spicer Cravettand 5 Famous Fighting Ships
In the Chirazo river a remarkable feat is noted with one of the strangest actions aboard the famous fighting ships. The report references Jon the Treat and Brhmaring, mentioning 1-97 and admiral2 in a terse historic context.
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Spicer
Chirazo
S. Manufactor
Chirazo River
Jon
Brhmaring
Onse
Outbreak Era Naval Vessels to Be Sold_after War
A listing notes several obsolete naval ships including a former yacht renamed Hawn and a converted corvette once involved in Arctic exploration rescues. The government seeks to auction roughly four dozen submarine chasers and other crafts, many built or modified during the Spanish American War era, with prior sales drawing around $12,800 to $90,000 per vessel.
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Lincoln
Steot Greeley
Discovery Harbor
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Alfonso Xi
Ntr
Navy Department
Attempts Atic Turns Pistol On Arrseif and SCromfield
A sixteenth year old girl from Jasdoville, Purkett, attempted suicide by pistol in Greene County Jail. Authorities report she aimed at a man and herself, with a bullet striking her heart. Judge Ven Bus presided as the case drew attention for possible parole and attempted elopement.
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Scromfield
Ind
Ve Parkett
Danehrlof
David Pouewett
Jasdoville
Eee
Sandfir
Qreene
Bus
Greene Circuit Court
Miami High Girls Win Tennis Honors in Tournament
Three Miami High School girls dominated the city tennis event. Miss Edna Maxwell of Port Webster led in singles, with Sophie Nickel of Connellsville earning a top prize. Prizes included a $14 award for best display on court and a $10 prize in a separate act play, funded by a local magazine.
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Kforn
Midna
Miami
Fdna Maxwell
Bort |Wespe
Workers Strike Amid Wage Demands At Chicago Shops
Steam shovel engineers walk out in Chicago on June 1 over wage increases. Workers earning 98 cents an hour seek higher pay while 1,000 in Pullman plant repair shops join the action. Some workers continue at work as tensions arise between strikers and nonstriking employees.
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Hicago
Atréka
Resiet Renair
Pullman
Wiens
Airikers
Aro
Relaxed Train Racing Adds Row To Chaotic Flight News
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions Relax leaving a train behind in a race and references aviation or advertising bills. It mentions Captain Cochran, a Wabash train, and an airplane ride. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts or dates.
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Wabash Va
Switt Fran
Cochran
City Carnival Ordinance Sparks Debate in Council
Amid lively discussion, the city council debated a carnival entertainment ordinance. It would tax tent shows and related amusements at 1 for each event, with exceptions for religious or charitable groups. Violations could bring fines and up to 30 days in jail. officials noted civic concerns over public order and decorum.
College publicity scheme prompts nationwide denial
A Boston based agent used fake college inspired plots to seed stories about Wellesley students and faculty, sending similar talegrams to 50 to 100 papers with altered names. Wellesley officials denied the fabrications, advising victims to inform their hometown papers.
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Wellesley
Mass
Boston
Cack Tara
Colvete Publicity Department
Bostch
United States
Canada
Anna Abbott
Main Street
Locontodeck
Wellesles
Wis
Jinsted
Prilé
Besiuwe
Jann
Prrahine
Fermon
Afnra Society
Wallege
Pershing
Wellester
Oranoy
Lown
Nven
Victa Doing Well After Alleged Chin Wound Incident
Miss Alta Harris of Madison township remains in satisfactory condition following an alleged shooting of the chin Saturday night by John Norris, a Washington youth. No trace of Norris has been found despite reports Norris was spotted in the west end. investigators received a tip but found nothing.
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Missy Alta Harris
Madison Township
Sonny
Wamin
John Norris
Washington
Nortia
Sherri Faith
Omcora
Norris
West End
Freight traits and heroes in a disrupted era
A fragmented report describes a surreal event involving trains and water measures, mentioning Fort Houston and Teron with references to horses, entryways, and a misdirected sequence of actions. The piece hints at a government intent and community confusion amid unfolding, unclear circumstances.
Harding Will Stick to Term, Not Seek Immediate Reelection
Washington reports that Warren G. Harding, the Republican presidential nominee, says he will serve out his term and not resign to jump to the Senate. He plans to file reelection petitions in Ohio and expects a Democratic successor to be named by the governor, keeping party control uncertain.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D.C
Warren G. Harding
United States
Thady
Harding
Senate
Colinbus
Atvice
Hardjog
Benare
Heons Chere
Cos
Ohio
Mishawarka Growth Reported In June Census Note
Mishawaka growth figures cited by Associated Press show a 7.8 percent rise, with a population estimate around 3,108 for the city. The report from Walington, B C notes June census data and local expansion trends.
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Associated Press
Walington
B.C
Metus
Tod
Mishawaka
Torch
Convicted inspector gets two years in New York
An Associated Press report from New York states inspector Dominick Verse was found guilty by a jury in connection with New York’s vice war. He received a sentence of two years in state prison at hard labor.
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New York
Associated Press
T'Olide
Dominick
Herlain @istrier
Solay
Turbulent Mexico City incident sparks legal actions
In Mexico City a violent event unfolds with multiple figures named but garbled, involving arrests and a trial. Authorities move quickly as officials order investigations and potential consequences. The narrative centers on a city crisis, the mayoral response, and subsequent legal proceedings amid a charged atmosphere.
Fragmentary notes on a national convention weather forecast
The readable fragments describe a national convention weather forecast with mentions of July and June dates, officials, and locations. References include Weather Bureau parameters and a plan for coat and clothing adjustments. A stray line notes a meeting near Race Street and Fifteenth, with an unclear attempted entry or action.
SOW HOME MOVEMENT TAKES WELE IN NEW YORK
In New York City a tenants led buyout trend grows with two major deals. Tenants purchased an apartment house on fb avenue for 2 dollars and a wraparound deal on Parc oveniw costs 1000 dollars, while Weedrey Court on Broadway hosts 33 families receiving cash settlements. The movement shifts risk toward owners and brokers as mass purchases gain traction.
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Wele
New York
Fb Avenue
Parc Oveniw
Viper Broadway
119Th
Tne
Mies
Aly Nut Ito Ja
Fansandt
Fifth Avenue
Findte
Hat Wow
Fortillans Bilernees
Hice Abit Jotr
Fan Negtin
Authour
Wolves
Onlf
Deren
So Buosinens Lenapis
Sugar Emusago Planned Amid Global Sugar Shortage
In Washington DC officials report planned sugar measures amid a worldwide shortage. The report notes export restrictions and price impacts as the industry adjusts to reduced supply and rising costs. Government actions affect the United States sugar trade through mid year.
Leaves the Capital Caplhad Stalwart Politician Resigns
Vintenevox Caplhad departure marks end of long tenure in the capital. Atle A Ar dotd, once a persistent representative, severed ties with the newspaper and prepares for new duties. Arnold carries forward the capital’s wishes, earning continued respect from readers and peers.
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Atle A. Ardotd
Thik Naper
Mr. Arnold
Armand
Mewline
Traction lines crippled by Indiana storm losses
An electrical storm centered over central and northern Indiana crippled several traction systems. The Indianapolis and Cincinnati line was completely stopped, other lines eroded into crippled service. Cars burned out, car motors damaged, and power separations occurred. Union Traction suffered on the Newcastle and Kokomo divisions. Estimated losses run into thousands of dollars.
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Rr Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapoils & Clucin- 11 Traction Company
Indiana
Union Traction Company
Newcastle
Kokomo
Conventions in Chicago for Single Tax and Labor Parties
Fragment describes upcoming party conventions in Chicago starting June 15 and extending into July. Mentions Rob Macauley of Pennsylvania issuing a call and notes both the 4 percent and National Labor factions testing their efforts amid the political activity.
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Cricago
Cnnventions
Macauley
Pennsylvania
Police Court Note on Combs Case Reveals Sparse Details
A terse police court item reports on an individual named Savrae Combs, mentioning phonetic spellings and unclear medical or test references. The fragment provides minimal context, with no clear charges, dates, or outcomes available in the readable text.
Dempsey Found Not Guilty of Draft Evasion
William H. Dempsey known as Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion, was found not guilty by a U.S. district court jury on selective draft evasion charges. Indictments linked to testimony from his ex-wife Maxine Wayne Dempsey and alleged statements about supporting his parents and children.
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Fress
San Francesco
William Harris
Jack Dempsey
Work
United States
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
E Cate
Kearns
Wade
Tha
Éderst Grand Jury
Maxine Wayne Dempsey
Dempseya
Salt Lake
Haring
Alifer
Tran
Thetel
Storage building destroyed in Wheatland fire in May
Wheatland residents report their merchandise store burned on Saturday May 5. Lindsay, a local owner, says the event marks a major loss for years and notes the blaze occurred near the Baltimore and Ohio railroad line, causing structural damage.
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Wihinck Busshers
Wheatland
Enerak
J.;lindsay
Lindsay
Baltimore
Ohio
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