Amicable Settlement of Teamsters Troubles Reported
A tentative settlement ends the dispute between the new union of miners and operators and the old Teamsters local. A temporary restraining order blocked discrimination, prompting resumed work and a quieting of tensions. Both sides reported progress as the new teamsters were recognized and the dispute over workloads diminished.
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Teamsters
Asjinsenei
Minerk
Hamersiy Bank
Whc
Deal
Og Ichialiolt Sith
Lobil
fupunRe Wey
Ald Unten
Mal
Iowa
Jin Winsuas
Tissrad
Washington
LG. Hamersly
H.Q. Alien
Vdurt
Alteagisters Wasens
R Adfar
Wljwrs
Coud
The Shocked Malefactors and Roosevelt Panic
A critical, if fragmented, column argues that powerful interests staged a panic to frighten President Roosevelt into halting his perceived radical policies. It credits his determination, notes splits within the party, and foresees shifts affecting the 1932 election dynamics.
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Roosevelt
Tnt
Roosevelt Olfar
Mey
Bryan
Anniversary notice for John Vndersehnif and Ana Sire
An anniversary notice records John Vndersehnif and Ana Sire celebrating their wedding anniversary at their home on East 7th Street Wednesday evening. Guests numbered about forty attended from 4 to 6 PM, with Ariane Bra and Vongerschmitt among the attendees and an orchestral accompaniment provided later.
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Ana
John V
Eitan Street
Jealous of Her Mahala Grant Sealed Divorce in Evianville
Mahala Grant, aged 63, filed for divorce from Grant Grant, a county commissioner and Republican politician, in Evianville. The unusual dispute involved claims of estrangement and alleged actions by Grant during the marriage, with both parties presenting their positions before the court yesterday.
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Mahala
Grant
Evianville
Death notices for Sarah Jackson in Wheatland area reported
Sarah Jackson died at home after a brief illness. Luther Ongson and a number of relatives mourn her. Funeral services are set for this afternoon in Wheatland, and local notices honor her memory.
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Sarah
License for bad menu prompts Muncie takes steps
A garbled local notice from Muncie reports authorities moving to regulate a troubling menu issue. Officials outline planned actions and timelines as part of an effort to address noncompliant offerings. The brief confirms regulatory steps without detailing penalties or procedures.
Grudate crackdown spurs sweeping liquor district reform
February city meeting enacts an ambitious ordinance aimed at curbing liquor sales within two miles of operatives and declaring a crackdown on those with bad character. The measure, pushed by temperance forces and opposed by many saloon owners, would bar officials from licensing questionable applicants and remove those tied to misconduct as a means to cleanse the district.
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Mundy
Alice
Cruside
She Aatieisen Iledgue
Dhuye J
Ba Joons
Riets
Hetraiee
del Beer
Browers
Petersburg Flooding Reaches Wide Areas After Severe Rain
Petersburg reports severe flooding as twenty hours of incessant rain push Peldes creek and nearby rivers over banks. The western portion of the town is inundated while river bottoms rise and measures to remove drift and debris continue amid gusty winds and rising waterways.
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Petersburg
Bigand
West Fork
Lodge initiates at local meeting with prizes
The Wirh Lodge held an initiation night awarding prizes to members. George Forlks and Charles G. Ublbert were among those noted, with plans for future activities and a schedule announced for the next lodge gathering.
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Eri
Uo Thi
George ' Forlks
Charles G. Ublbert
Tragic shooting near Bloomfield in Fair Phuly township
In Fair Phuly township three miles north of Bloomfield, Homer Lowder was shot by his brother Carl while subduing a dispute. The gun discharged when Carl attempted to restrain Homer, killing him instantly as their brother rushed to help. The deceased's father is a trustee of Patr Play township.
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Fred Lane
Zourof
Homer Lowder
Bloomfield
Fair Phuly
Carl
Lowder
Young Lowder
Patr
Fox Pride Silas C Fox Wed in Wheatland Union
Farmers of Wheatland Silas C Fox and Mrs Corn June Bride widow of Nathan W Theddon of Wheatland were united in marriage Wednesday night in a small local ceremony attended by family and neighbors in Wheatland.
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Silas C. Fox
Wheatland
Nathan
Extreme Cold Records Reported in Historic Russia
A fragment recounts extreme cold January 1898 in Verkhovdnik Siberia with 90.4 degrees below zero, notes fearsome freezes elsewhere including London in 1860, and mentions legendary events tied to severe cold and ice along the Thames in 1749, reflecting era weather astonishments.
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Russia
Verkhovdnik
Siberia
Christ
London
Thames
Fragments From An Old Record Of Arctic Hardships
A garbled passage recalls polar exploration hardships including frozen rivers and sea, a Franklin search party, and crude performances amid smoke and cold. It mentions Dr Kane, an expedition, and amateur theatrics as part of a larger travel narrative with scattered names and events.
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Vschdvia Polit
S Petersburg
Hpi
Rota Othe
Sture
Oush Nat Gilehety
Kane
Franklin
Kage
Hebrew leader lauds community progress and ambition
A historical extract portrays a Brooklyn figure praising Jewish achievements and resilience. He stresses the community's strength in business and intellect, urging unity and continued advancement amid discrimination. The speech underscores a belief in cultural contribution as a national asset.
Entertained the Hettor Street Euchre Club
An evening gathering at 8th Street house featured Mr and Mrs Henry J Kramer and Jauays Gordon among attendees. Souvenirs were present and guests enjoyed the social event hosted by the club.
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Hettor Street
Ednes
Henry J
Kramer
Jauays Gordon
Water and Ceremony at Christening
A transcription of a chaotic christening scene shows a minister and sexton in a font amid inconsistent dialogue. A nervous father names a string of figures, while a pistol is implied and the occasion becomes muddled with panic and confusion.
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mMd
Pilaister
Louis’ Augustus
Henry Napoleon White
Post Office Break and Barters Noted in Local Report
Fragmentary notes describe a break at The Shelgurn postoffice with money and two labeled letters exchanged. A social event tracing The Ladies' Aid Society at a barber shop hosted by Harry Akers, with details from Mrs. Jessef Geshorn's residence on Westertown Street.
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Ald Sociery
Harry Akers
Mes
Jésgei Geshorn
Wend van
Treeat
Divorce granted in MAS Langford case with child custody note
Dora Langford of Hawkins street seeks divorce from Dy Langford of Chicago. Court records show a custody plan for the child with visitation in Washington and future support. Representation was by Somazar Inman.
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Dora Langelora
Ee Hawkins
Dy Wwangeford
Chileage
Wasningtan' Ip
Somazar Ply Inman
Dis
Mp Ie
Fragmented OCR political note from New York February
An unreadable OCR fragment references J Bryan and a divided party landscape. Mentions Republican and Democratic strands, public issues, and political tension. details are garbled, but suggests discord ahead of elections and shifts in party alignment.
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New York
J. Bryan
Fragmentary legal notice hints at court action and assignments
Fragments describe a court case pending at Ir several days with a deed of assignment mentioned. References to a Mr Nag, someone expected home tomorrow, and a night scene with debtors and officials in a town setting appear. Commissioners Shanks and Sefrit are noted returning to their hotel in the afternoon amid unclear details.
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Omuniaeere
Sefrit
What is the Mews Themed Puzzle Fragment
Fragmented text mixing questions and vague phrases about literature religion and poetry. Key terms hint at a reflective piece or literary puzzle with references to prophets poems and a cheer festival. No clear events or people emerge.
Protest: Tre Birds and a Ban on Insecticide
Fragmented OCR reads protest notes about a ban on certain insecticides, referencing retaliation against birds and public concern. Details are garbled with multiple typos and missing words, but the core mentions a protest and a ban linked to insect control measures.
Walter McDonald and Denise Grey Tyen Marriage Notice
A fragmentary notice reports the marriage of Walter McDonald and Denise Grey Tyen. The item suggests a Wednesday ceremony at a home setting in a United States forest area, with unclear venue details and timing.
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Whe
Walter McDonald
Denise Grae Tyen
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