Mine Blast Claims One Life In Canmerburg
The mine incident at Canmerburg near Montgomery leaves Murl Grider dead and Otto Carrico badly burned. Grider died from burns after pouring powder from a keg when a spark ignited surrounding powder. Carrico, severely burned, remains in danger but improving. Grider, 18, was a Montgomery ball team member. Carrico, also about 18, is the son of John Carrico. Funeral held at St. Peter’s Church on Monday.
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Mine Trouble in Sullivan Stirs Settled Tensions
Turbulent reports from Sullivan New York and nearby areas describe mine trouble and worker clashes as authorities attempt to free detainees. Deputies and guards were deployed after violence, with warnings that miners and related groups may rally.
Local horse match proposed at Eastside Park by Ityan
Joe Ityan the Up manager challenged two red horseshoe players in Daviess county to a match at Farmers Merchants It Eastside Park tomorrow. George Godwin and Ed Walter were seen, and officials hoped the effort would succeed despite lingering doubts.
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Aus Hope & Sy
Automobile theft report and attempted pursuit near Washington
A 39 year old male stole a car and led officers on a brief pursuit through the area around Washington. The driver fled after a collision while a bystander and a farmer helped. An investigation continued with officers detailing the events and a suspect description.
Withdrawn Pe Workuu M1 Aril Atcowm1
The fragmentary OCR note mentions a withdrawn project item and a remaining line about a boss. Readable details are limited and names or dates are unclear. The text suggests a cancelled work item with a lingering reference to a supervisor figure.
Serbian Kingis Nearing Death in Baghdad Cable Report
A Washington despatch reports King Peter of Serbia near death after a lung ailment. The 1916 government in exile confirms the monarch’s critical condition with limited mobility and same day reports of relief for the man. A separate note mentions Juno Cox of the Acelaine Lumber Company and Moyes To Watthinktan amid local incidents unrelated to the royal illness.
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Fifty lore Back In Car Shops Return To Work
A railway locomotive division reports workers returning to the shops on Monday morning after a layoff. Supervisor Newman says about half the previous staff are back and shop openings will resume with existing orders. full staffing is uncertain and dates remain unsettled.
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Prize Peach Weights and Orchard Comparison With Cameras
The fragment notes prize peaches and scales showing weight at 22 ounces. It mentions a whisked comparison among peaches from the orchard, with observers, a fan, and live act photography by TarldG.
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Indianapolis Votes On State Constitution Referendum
Voters in Indiana cast ballots for a state constitution amendment in a September special election. County clerks reported totals and absentee ballots while noting overall turnout and the distribution of votes across precincts.
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USA
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Detective case at Oregon high school graduation sparks theft whispers
The fragmentary report hints at a detective probe into an alleged theft connected to a graduate in Oregon. It mentions unnamed suspects and a period of nearly a year, with vague references to motives and a plan to pursue the case further.
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Naseren
Emi
Fragmented OCR Noted Notable Text Section
A damaged newspaper fragment shows unreadable phrases and stray words. The legible parts reference names and locations but lack coherent context or complete sentences.
Fragmented OCR Confuses Game Notes and Names
A garbled OCR passage lists many names and phrases about a game and people connected to elections. It references Bayern, farmers, businessmen, and a long line of individuals, but the text is incoherent with stray quotes and misspellings. The intended event and key facts are unclear.
Barr town farmer seeks child custody in local court
Judge Agdones presides as Geursd W J Smith faces a petition over possession of a boy named Scott G Booker. The mother is alleged dead, and the Bookers claim unlawful removal from the home. A order directs delivery to the father and restrains interference pending further action. Mattinly and Myers represent the petitioner.
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Vu Nahn
Scott G Booker
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Family gathering honors late James Arthur in Knot County
A reunion at Dr. Ham Arthur’s home in Knot County honors the late James Arthur. Thirty three attendees include Wilt Arthur Clyde Wat iluseo Henry Arthur Smeg Meage and other family members with note of Mrs Nina Clover and Mrs Martha Arthur visiting from Ireland.
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Farmers and Merchants Club Meeting at Eastolde
The Democrat announces a gathering of farmers and merchants at Eastolde on Tuesday August 16 at 10:80 to discuss local concerns. Attendees include store owners and workers and the event aims to coordinate market needs and community issues.
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Speedy trial for Blomfeld suspect described in garbled report
A garbled account from Nosebhrg Ozrel details pretrial proceedings for a charged man named Brumftela tied to a murder and alleged body mutilation. Police suspect the crime aimed to secure a large insurance payout, with BrumBold reportedly presenting himself as the culprit.
Wrestling and boxing bouts set for Wheatland Tuesday
Local plan for a wrestling match featuring Sechrest of Wheatland versus Umbelot with a 20 pound weight advantage in a best two of three. George Hest of Wheatland to box Breezley in a seven round bout. Preliminary bouts listed with post hospital return updates and ambulance note.
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Couple Found Dead on Teming Side By Side
Frederick shot and died in a tragedy described as a double death. Neighbors reported a violent incident at a residence near Mine Street. Mildred God and Ida Jeert Sweezy were mentioned in the surrounding chatter as visitors.
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Birmingham War Tension Over Abduction Case Sparks Militia Call
Two Alabama infantry companies moved from McClellan Field to Centerville to guard against potential riots after a white girl’s murder case sparked threats. Sheriff Wood said Thomas confessed his role as the suspect. Authorities feared mob violence as demonstrations spread and ordered extra protection for the suspect and feared retaliation on Venterville residents. An investigation and a possible jury trial were planned for the coming Wednesday.
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Ilby
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Atlantic Refining blaze citing control failures and losses
The article reports a small fire at an Atlantic Refining facility, detailing evacuation and control measures. Investigations focus on possible exploitation of equipment and the extent of damage, which is described as limited but significant for the site. Local fire department responded promptly to the incident.
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Irish Electorate May Vote On British Offer
Fragmented report notes rumors of Ireland considering dominion status within the British empire. Describes the era’s debate over membership terms and potential political shifts.
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