Pickford Divorce Case Links To Nevada Grains of Truth
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks press claims and lawyers defend the divorce suit filed after audacious “April 1” remarks. Attorneys general deny malice as the case unfolds after a conference. Pickford and Moore seek freedom to marry with vows of happiness despite public scrutiny.
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Universal
Mary Dmehord
Douglas Fairbanks
Owen Moore
Ada
Kford
Stan
Vita le
Nevada
Remaia
Oma
Misa Pickford
Saly Speaks on Erin Efforts for Freedom by Century
Fragmented OCR text mentions Sal y and Erin efforts for freedom in the last century. It notes university faculty speaking at an interser event, with unclear names and places due to damage.
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Callarsity
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Death notices from a 1920s newspaper obituary page
A garbled OCR of a 1920s obituary page lists multiple deaths and funeral details. Names include Catherine Sore Rustas Mo Waktey, Ada Ye, Penk ananigiat, William Farha, and others. Dates around April 13 to 21 and locations such as Glenwood Cemetery, Mouo Cemetery, and Newark are shown with scattered service times and burial notes.
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Mealy
Santay
TIC. Aero Tl
Catherine
Sore Rustas
Waktey Agel
Willem
Tatermant
Glenwood Lemerry
Sundey
Penkananigiat
Sire
Poppet
Meron
Wis Newark
Sarait
Hazel Wash
Minterford
Bowton
Balmove
Sontay
Benjaman Flarcomb
Wiliam
Energe VW
Ralat
Albert If
Mouo
Mhladeiptia
Esas
Bridgeport Vice Ring Raids Lead to Hundreds Arrested
Reports from Bridgeport detail police raids conducted by Harts detectives targeting suspected gang activity. Acting Mayor Watson confirms coordinated arrests as officers moved through 22 locations, detaining about 720 prisoners with numerous injuries reported.
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Bedeeport
Msnd Yerritors
Mmeng
Harts
Psord
Rittord
Wtson
Tom
Police Investigation Under Personal Supervision Declared
A speaker claims leaks within the police department led them to take over an investigation under their own supervision. They state the action was taken to ensure proper handling and oversight of sensitive matters. The statement emphasizes self-directed conduct rather than agency-led inquiry.
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Tre Poce
Charlottesville Debaters Win in Annual Contests
Representatives of the town high school won the annual reading and debating contests. Miss Julia Cave and Burka Hosa of Staunton defeated Staunton rivals Olive Jones and Dornst Lewis by unanimous decision. In reading, Irma Dawson and Bidwen Alderman of Charlottesville beat Caroline Hiracose and William Hisenburg of Staunton.
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Charlottesville
Tovn High School
Staunton Hlen
Julia Cave
Burka Hosa
Olive Jones
Obituary notices and funeral details from Mount Joy area
The text lists multiple obituaries and funeral notices from April including Patricia Mary Tolise Morrison Morrison Sheehan Southall and Wideware with details of residences, dates, times, chapels and cemeteries. It mentions private and public services and interments at Marys Cemetery Mount Joy St Matthews Church and Det Mich.
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Mary Tolise
Marshs
Margaret Patricia Low Funers
Morrison
Helvidera
Jobe
Mirriaon Gran
Dodge
Mount Joy
Mount Torgud
Sheenaw
Ellen
James 4
Sheehan
Bouthali
Frias Ageil
Aye Penkert
Wits
Ieorge
Southall
Dindle Ahapel Firth
St Matthew's Church
Marys Cemetery
Emer
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Reopen Old Iron Mines Danville April First
Reopening of old iron mines in Pittsylvania county near Toshes, Danville, previously closed years ago, is reported. A small company is believed to be resuming operations at the sites.
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Danville
Pittsylvania County
Toshes
Community Notices From City Briefs and Social Events
A dense string of notices lists dances lectures and meetings across city venues for April and May. Highlights include the American Women's Legion dance at 8 o clock April 21, a public lecture by Dr KL Bewertign before Public 1 tonight, and various society gatherings at the Lafayette and Chevy Chase venues. Several university groups of Cathellc University Columbus historical society and Delaware Society announce meetings or debates with speakers from Isfeer, the District, and Wilson. A Wardman Park Hotel reunion and dance closes the week.
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Charis
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Feode
Sons of Rs Anedesn
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Anne Tawrench
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Sergeon
Ay St
Astephone
Mass
Pa. Ave
N.W
Howves
Kk Geier’s Sons CO
Savfyth
Tetephons Catt
James Tryan
Peleetvata
H. Sardo & CO
Chapel
Nitomobile Puneras
TA Ave
Pel
Tar Lees Sons
Pyirectors
Trery and Utery
Telepiona
M. Hindle
Hmbaimar
RAL
Wefen
Fonists
Baron von Luettwitz
Pomerania
Bridgeport Vice Raiders
Herry White Wiheer
American Women's Legion
Deveft
Isarine
Wem
Deedill
McCorimtcl
Jilinoja
Will
Wormer Id Politica
Woubidine
Goyarmmisnt
Maylisewet
Fayette Hotel
Isaed Gans
Ants of
Cathellc University
At & L
Colonial
Memci Society of
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Delaware
Delaware Hoelety
Wilsonimal
Deloek
Chevy Chasa Club
Richard Hopkins
Mary Hrowe
Harry
Gherholse
Washington
Columbia Historical
Casinos
Tre Glee Club
Chevy Chase
Florence Crittenton Mission
Connecticut Avenue
Shaken Debating Society
Cathee University
University
New York Assembly
Owner Trade Bears
Wardman Park Hotel
National Life Ina Co
Vermont
Mutual
Wim
Worthington
Gen
Foustern Bidg
Washington, D
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Pecans Deere
Alda Besanzoni
Bori
Braslau
Calve
Caruso Cortoct DE Gogorza DE Luca Destinielman
Farrar Galli
Curci
GILLY
Gluck Harrold
Heifetz
Homer Johnson
Journet Kindler
Kreisler
Kubelik
Martinelli
Victor
Victrola
Victor Talking Machine Company
Camden, New Jersey
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