Fragmentary list of names and roles in a Baltimore & Ohio context
A garbled OCR fragment lists individuals associated with the B&O railroad, including local agents and attendees. Names include Chatillon, William Pitzgitbon, Ben Holliday, Ralph Hast, George Kreer, A Hastings, Ruth Bear, Dorothy Ross, Ernest E. Killion Jr, Homer Rider, Lyile Clark, Albert Edwards, George McCormick, and others, with a note of those from elev were Thomas Crews and Eugene Standiford among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingis Wete Vin Bipentoss W. &C
B. Saster
Intrest
Jy i. Chatillon
William Pitzgitbon
Ben Jack Holliday
Ralph.Hastides
George Krer BP
A. Hastings
Ruth
Dorothy Ross
Charl
Ernest E. Killion, Jr
Homer Rider
Lyile Clark
Hur Harner
Albert
Edwards
Rge McCormick
George Agus
Elev
Thomas Crews
Eugene Standiford
Albert — Halton
Nat Ebillion
Ot Inidbeall
Prohibition Planning Activity Surfaces in Local Notice
A fragmented report indicates organized efforts related to prohibition activities are being planned locally. The readable text references group involvement and scheduled actions though specifics remain unclear due to damage.
Two Local Boys Disappear in City Missing Since Saturday
Jed Davis, 15, and George Hamm, 14, sons of local families, have not been found since early Saturday. Police report no trace, parents unaware of their whereabouts, and investigators consider possible plans to visit but lack concrete leads. Residents urged to contact authorities with any information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed Davis
Arthur Davis
N. W. Seestreet
George Hamm
Horace Lm
N. W
Second Street
Courbes
Hersom
Ma . Henle
Susan Dunbar Taken by Death at Home Sunday
Susan Dunbar, aged 64, of 514 8 EB Fifth street, died Sunday afternoon after a lengthy illness. A Washington resident for years, she was born October 31, 1850 in Fall River, Massachusetts. Surviving are sons John, Daniel, James, Henry, and Mary Ann Dunbar. brothers Frank Cochrane and James Cochrane. The body is at son John W.’s home 209 Ogden street. funeral arrangements pending with James A. Gill in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apa
Dunbar
Fifth Street
Heary Dunbar
Lock
Washington
Fall River
Mass
Willam
Mary Cochrane
England
First Christian Church
John
Daniel
James
Henry
Mary Ann Dunbar
Frank Cochrane
Washington Township
James Cochrane
Dugeer
Ind
Legionnaires Gather Sunday for State Parade and Banquet
The Second district of the American Legion plans a Sunday gathering with separate sessions, a noon meal, and a banquet at the Mason Temple. Prominent speakers include national commander Ralph O’Neil of Topeka Kansas, with Paul V. McNutt toastmaster. Legionnaires from across the state are expected, including Bloomington visitors invited by the Bloomington post.
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Amcan B
de T Bicknell
Vincennes Post
Secomm
Bloomington
Ralph O'Neil
Topeka
Kan
Mason Temple
Paul Vv. McNutt
Girls Narrowly Escape Train Collision at Sheridan Crossing
Five Sheridan high school girls rode in a car stalled on a Monon crossing when the Tippecanoe train struck the vehicle a few seconds after the girls leapt free. The crash wrecked the car and damaged signals, blocking traffic for two blocks until crews repaired the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Ind
Sheridan High
Helen
Jessie Mitchell
Idalou
Baker
Ested
Senate Agri Committee backs $60 million drought bill
Washington December 18 report shows Chairman McNary of the Senate Agriculture Committee favoring a bill authorizing $60,000,000 for drought distressed farmers. President Hoover had urged trimming the appropriation to $25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nan . McNary
Senate Agria Fire Committee
Senate
Wsident Hoover
City Council to Meet This Evening
The regular council meeting is set for 7 30 this evening at the hall. John Yarbrough, newly foundman, will assume duties tonight.
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City Council
John Yarbrough
Mr. Burkess75 Pears Old Today
A fragmented notice notes Mr. Burkess75 aged three quarters or about seventy five, with garbled text implying a birthday or age reference. The readable portions indicate an elderly person and a simple acknowledgment of age, lacking clear event details or context.
War Groups Ready for Election in Illinois Union
Springfield Ill Dec 8 War ring factions of the United Mine Workers of America set aside legal fights as they prepare for the biennial elections. John L Lewis faction backs international officers while Howatt Fishwick faction focuses on state polls. Current Lewis leaders expected to win again. John H Walker a leading Illinois district candidate. Fishwick did not run for president.
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Springfield
Ill
Unitted Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Howatt-Fishwick
Lewis
John Lis
Phillip Murray
Pittsburgh
Thomas Kennedy
Haberton
John H. Walker
Ill State
Surrender to Chicago Judge Faces Trial in Tax Case
Ex-seer Druggan yields before Judge John AK in Chicago. He is to face an income tax trial, with Judge James H Wilkerson and Judge Lyle coordinating. Druggan was released into Pat Roche’s custody for a late hearing on a pending vagrancy charge despite claims of illness.
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Druggan
John AK
Dare
Lyle
James H.wilkerson
Pat Roche
iRerson
Memorial service by Elks observed Sunday
The Elks lodge held its annual memorial service Sunday afternoon honoring departed brothers. Reverend E. B. Murr of the First Methodist Church delivered a fitting address while lodge officers led the ritual, with James Wee presiding as lodge ruler.
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Elks Lodge
EB. Murr
James Wee
Fred Smith Rites Held Here Today
Funeral services for Fred Smith who died Friday at Gary Indiana were held today at the home of Lundg on East Tebb Street with burial in Oak Grove.
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Fred Smith
Gary
Ind
Lundg
Tebb Street
Oek Grove
Minor burns reported after ae king incident
scattered OCR text notes minor burns and an unclear incident involving an engine and flames. readable details include references to a minor being injured and mentions of a location or office but no full context or clear events or outcomes.
Car Located At Unknown Place Saturday Sunday Reappearance
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a car location event with references to Saturday and Sunday and unknown places or names. The readable text lacks clear dates, owners, or locations.
Fragmented Phrase Reveals Snippet of Curious Quote
Fragmentary OCR text includes scattered words about places and time. It shows fragmented dialogue with phrases like there never was a better time and a dismissive tone. No clear event or names are readable to identify.
Peicee Charity Drive Aims For 2500 Relief Funds
Associated Charities plans a 2500 dollar relief drive in Washington starting Wednesday morning and running through Thursday. City officials completed canvass details at a Sunday meeting and urged local residents to contribute. The organization promises cooperation with city agencies to avoid double relief and ensure proper distribution.
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Associated Charities
Washington
Elief
Petersburg Man Fined By New York Mayor
John Stull of Petersburg was arrested early this morning for public intoxication on East Fitta Street. He appeared before Mayor W. McUarty, pled guilty, and was fined $10 plus costs. Unable to pay, he was jailed. Patrolman Damon Jones made the arrest.
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John, Stull
Petersburg
Ohd W. McUarty
Stull
Damon Jones
East Fitta Street
Senate Passes Battle Ship Bill to Modernize Three Vessels
Washington December 8 The Senate approved a bill authorizing 30 million dollars for modernization of the battleships New Mexico Mississippi and Idaho Senator Swanson Democrat of Virginia said the appropriation must be considered soon to prevent thousands of workers losing jobs in the new yards His report from the naval affairs committee emphasized urgency and impact on labor.
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Washington
Senate
Allief
New Mexico
Mississippi
Idaho
Swanson
Virginia
Naval Affairs Committee
Newy Yards
County Jail Empty For A Day
The county jail stood empty for a day after a superintendent left the building and a Petersburg man was later arrested for intoxication when officers found him in custody.
Three Women Rescued From Burning Store Front
Mrs George Swords of 4 Street and her son G E Swords report three women rescued from a burning store building on November 25 by No 1 Rescue Squad. The group included Lucy Easton 65 who was carried down by Pvt G B Swords, Jen White 50 aided by Lt Kesauver, and Mrs William Gilfoyle 50 pulled from a fourth floor apartment as firemen used gas masks and the Gown Shop suffered 5000 to 6000 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Swords
G. E. Swords
Shington
D. C
Washington
No. 1
Rescu
Lucy Easton
G. B. Swords
A den Kesauver
Jen White
J. R. Gheen
William Gilfoyle
Burns City Man Admits To Hospital For Treatment
Paul Hayes of Burns City admitted to a local hospital for medical treatment Saturday night. Authorities report he sought care after presenting with symptoms consistent with an ongoing illness. Further conditions and cause of admission were not disclosed.
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Paul Hayes
Burns City
Special Event at Reinsel Store Opens New Gift Shop
Announcing a special event at Reinsel Store with a wide arrival of aisles and value items. Attention is on inviting customers to visit the kerma bpee for the grand opening of the new gift shop on the second floor.
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Reinsel
Chicago Dea th claims immigrant Tony May at 64
Immigrant Tony May, once known as avaboy to locals, died in a fatal incident. His son Eugene, age 16, survives him. The event appears tied to a contemporaneous community dispute and stands as a fatal tragedy in Chicago. Further details pending official investigation.
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Chicago
Dee
Tony May
Eugene
Teen finds a new path after illness and recovery
A teen from an unnamed town overcame a serious illness and started a comeback to school, sports, and community activities. Local supporters praised resilience, with information about available counseling and family encouragement guiding the revival.
Italian salvage ship Artiglio sinks after deep sea blast
Belle Ile, France, Dec. 8. The Italian salvage ship Artiglio, attempting to recover about six million dollars in sunken treasure from the Florence, was sunk by an underwater explosion while moving wreckage to remove the Be rafa munitions. The accident halted salvage work and prompted government involvement to relocate the wreckage.
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Belle Ile
France
Artiglio
Berafa
Artighio
Florence
Belig
Collision near Friterton injures Charles Lane
Jes Lane and Gina Terry report a highway accident two miles west of Friterton on a Saturday evening as Charles Lane walked toward Washington. Gerald Terry, driving about forty mph, did not see Lane until 15 feet away due to bright lights from two approaching cars and could not stop in time. Lane was taken to the hospital with a feverish injury that may require amputation. Dr. B. C. Greggs attended him at Davis County. Lane is brother to Dr. A Lane of Loong.
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Jes Lane
Iven
Gina Terry
Terre Haute
Friterton
Lane
Washington
Terry
Montgomery
Eyto
Heatland
Snape
Daviess County
B. C
A. @. Lane
Loog
Five Soviet Techs’ Death Sentences Commuted
In Moscow five Russian technicians condemned for plotting with foreign powers faced death. The central executive committee of the Soviet Union commuted their sentences to ten years in prison. The move ends a peculiar political case tied to alleged sabotage attempts against industrial progress.
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Moscow
Russia
Zik
Central Executive Committee
Soviet Union
Siher
Agriculture News Brief From Local Desk
A compact update from the agriculture beat notes activity in the region with brief items on crop conditions and farming events. It highlights local farm groups and upcoming meetings for growers and yield plans.
Mines of This Section of Minois ial 4 Bee rR ca
The readable fragment suggests a local feature about mines or mining in a section labeled Minois with unclear OCR. It references a numeric or coded entry possibly 4 Bee rR ca, but details are too fragmentary to attribute a people, place, or event.
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Mertosis
Careen
Andres McCoskey
Los Angeles
Hhe Hola
Susan Dunbar
Bicknell
Selves
Iesusiue
Elks Sund
Peicee
Winieean
Damess County
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Charles Lane
Glenn Terry
Arthur Child
Bethel
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