Fiance Grabs Agt Victim Ahead Of Chicago Officer Wedding
Chicago health chief discusses tuberculosis patient William Forrestral hospitalized on the eve of his marriage to Miss Mary Fenton. He says the action was routine duty and not aimed at delaying the wedding, noting potential fines and the hospital’s policy on contagious cases. Forrestral remains in a county hospital ward as relatives and the public await further steps.
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Chicago
Nissioner Robertson
William Forrestral
Forrestral
Mary Fenton
Pine
Dotty
Hlcce
Calumet Avenue
Robertson
Mickie Says Say Lookit Here Olar If The Vern Next Time
A garbled passage describes Mickie inviting someone to visit a fountain and stroll at a boss's desk. It mentions frames, tones flow, clover, bread, and large stores essential to producing strong colonies. The text appears as distorted OCR with nonsensical sequences and unclear narrative.
Leonard Offers $20 000 to Defend His Fifth Title
Promoter Hamill reports Benny Leonard lightweight champion of the world has been offered twenty thousand dollars to defend his fifth title in a 20 round decision contest against Charley White of Chicago on Thanksgiving day in Denver. The offer marks the largest purse ever for a lightweight title defense.
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Leonard
Denver
Calo
Limp Hamill
Benny Leonard
Charley White
Chicago
Wallace Park
Apiaris
Iowa State College
Trust
Jesup Stock Show Opens With Large Opening Crowd
Jesup fair draws big crowds on opening day with stock exhibits and demonstrations. Attendance exceeds expectations as horses chickens tractors milking machines and motors fill exhibit quarters. A baseball game between Porte City and Jesup occurred yesterday and a movie show followed. The event promises continued activities and a victory day program planned with local officials addressing crowds.
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Jesup
Tan
Goa
Porte City
Toiertow
Serview
Buchanan
Black Hawk
Moore
Il A. Allen Jiu
Yesverty Livut
Uaward Roach
Voustte
WW. Busier
Blusier
George Hh Twaddle Resident News Repress
Cedar Falls Daily News reports George Hh Twaddle living near the Veterion Nveting Pestige and Daily Reporter offices at 11 West Mourth Street with telephone service from 12 hours to 2 km daily.
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George Hh. Twaddle
Veterion Nveting
Weat Mourthatreet
Officer Reported M Thru Mistake and Family Reunion
Aug 28 Cedar Falls reports recount a mix up corrected after parents found their son Linut Francis J Gilkey, recently returning from Germany and in poor health, while two Chicago boys returned from a four week stay at Henry Mazanti’s Grove street home to resume duties with the Children’s boating club.
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Cedar Walls
Gilkey
Uilkrrived
Linut
Francis J. Gilkey
United States
Germany
John
Waller Bularhinor
Henry Mazanti
Grove Street
Chicago
Mr Mazanti
Teir
Chief Clerk Cleared Over Wage Claim Distortion
The Courier and Reporter misquoted a wage offer, stating the president’s proposal would raise pay by 30 percent beyond men’s request. Mr. Fish confirmed current rates and did not support the reported wage scale, noting no substantiation of the earlier claim.
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Wilson
Courier
Finis Central
Waterloo
Fish
Cedar Falls Visitors and Local Happenings
Stated they had enjoyed a most pleasant Cedar Falls vacation and left with new clothing school supplies and gifts for relatives. Mrs Lehigaun of Chicago visited Cedar Valley fair planners. Mrs Mahood and daughter visit Minneapolis. Mrs Davis and Delpha head to Phoenix. Mrs Silliman nets a six pound bass. Rev J Ing et and Mrs Huget travel from Fort Dodge to Brooklyn NY after funeral. Rev Huget is pastor of First Congregational. both are Teachers College graduates.
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Cedar Falls
PH. Lehigaun
Chicago
Mahood
Minneapolis
W. A. Davis
Delpha
Phoenix
Ariz
Miss Davis
Phoenix Puble
H. N. Silliman
Vedar Falls
Rev
J. P.inget
Fort Dodge
Brooklyn, N.Y
Mr. Huget
First Congregational Church
Teachers’ College
British Troops Leaving Caucasus Region
British forces began withdrawing from the Caucasus on August 16 and will be out of Armenian-protection districts by September 15, according to David Arnold of Providence RI, head of the American Committee for Relief in the Near East.
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Associated Press
Paris
David Arnold
Providence
R. J
American Committee For Relief
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Alwars News
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