18 Oct 1917
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1917
Page
1
Fragmented text mentions various people, places, and activities with no cohesive narrative. The readable portions include names like Anton Pedias and Trev, references to trials or notices, and scattered captions, but the overall article lacks a clear main event or outcome.
Readable fragments show a sprawling, disjointed report touching on investors, wages, policy debates, and officials. Names, places, dates, and figures appear amid garbled text, suggesting a crowded page with multiple topics and no clear single event.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous personal names, places, and scattered events. It mentions locations like Albuquerque, Fort Worth, and Washington, with references to people such as William, Alice, and Clarkeslyy, plus scattered phrases about votes, meetings, and notices.
A garbled OCR segment lists names and phrases with no clear narrative. It mentions people such as Tay BAA oy ayy Mi Yor and Gal WHH Me neko nhoed tin they nake, with scattered terms like 4H and dates, but contains little coherent context or event.
The fragmentary text shows Seymour Ervin amid a final political push with references to multiple figures and places, including names like Verme, DANE Pike, and others, suggesting an electoral contest with speeches, opponents, and party lines. The readable portions hint at a campaign landscape with public events and local mentions.
A blast described in fragmentary text results in two deaths with unclear details. Readable items mention names and places are missing, and no further context is available from the damaged source. Authorities have not released specifics on the cause or timing of the explosion.
A garbled OCR passage describes multiple voices and actions at a distant event. Names, places, and specific events are obscured, leaving a jumble of scattered phrases about people, injuries, and unidentified actions without clear sequence or outcome.
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