Bomb Explodes In New Washington Family Home
A dynamite blast in the cellar of HS Gorman’s New Washington home injured no one seriously and shook the house. The Gorman family, five children and parents, narrowly escaped harm as furniture and the floor collapsed around them. Authorities search for the would‑be assassin as neighbors react to the near tragedy.
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HS. Gorman
New Washington
Gorman
Mauy
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Funeral of Victim of Fatal Accident
The funeral for Rudolph Morris of Portage was held in Cleattie this afternoon after he died Friday cleaning his shotgun at home. He worked in a coal mine and leaves a widow and several children. The service followed his body’s transport from Knoxville and included family pallbearers and a trained nurse.
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Rudolph Morris
Tule
Portage
Clenrieh
Mr. Morris
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Yierian ladies hold display sale week at Denning building
This week will feature a display sale by the Yierian ladies with refreshments each afternoon. Nothing will be sold until next week. Circles of the aid society will serve light refreshments. charge per circle listed for each day and its volunteers.
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Aid Society
M. Bigler
Hagerty
D. L. Krebs
J . Edwards
H. B. Fulford
Mary Johnson
F. L. Inwin
Torrence
Katherine Mitcell
Denning
Post Office
Lad Struck by Auto Has Lucky Escape
Frederick Stewart aged 14 son of Mr and Mrs Tishap Stewart of Fifth Street escaped serious injury after a car owned by Orcurt and Buchan struck him on Railroad Street. He suffered bruises to his side and shoulder with a blow to the head and was taken home by Dr Stewart.
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Frederick Stewart
Tishap Stewart
Fifth Street
Orcurt
Buchanans Gulomobiles
Railroad Street
Lelind
Aso
Stewart
Circus Aerialists Seek Insurance For High Risk Acts
The Yerkes family and a dozen mid air troupes with Welsh Brothers and Lessig circuses seek insurance from a New York firm claiming risk is high from aerial feats. Insurer declines unless nets are used and performers stop dangerous acts. The Yerkes sue to press their case as Welsh Brothers and Lessig shows appear Thursday.
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Yerkes
Lessig Circus
Eait
New York
Jainer Company
Jire
Wrewntine Te Yerkes
Pers Rae O
York
Wieish Brothers
Lessig Eivens
Jane
Five Killed Forty Injured in England Air Raid
A British air raid killed five people and injured about forty, with emergency services rushing to affected districts. Authorities appealed for quiet and aid as civilians faced loss and disruption across the region.
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England
Governor Signs Pennsylvania Bills On Local Matters
Governor Brumbaugh approved several measures including prohibiting aliens from owning dogs or hunting with dogs in Pennsylvania under penalties. Other bills authorize maintenance of insane or mentally deficient persons by relatives, juvenile court review rights, interpreters, school taxes, and statistics staff. Vetoed were bills allowing electric firms to hold corporate stocks, and a new edition of historical publications. Also approved were bridge maintenance funding, osteopath licensing, and county funding rules for roads and schooling.
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Mong
Pennsylvia
Brumbaugh
Dilingu
Aethor
Senate
State Public Service Commission
Pennsyvania
Getterburg
Pennsylvania
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State Board of Arteupath
Camp Fire Girls Stage Indian Play The Healing Spring
Camp Fire Girls presented The Healing Spring, a legend of the Red Men, on Friday evening at Reed's grounds with a natural open air setting. The performance featured a cast of costumed girls and enthusiastic boys, praised for their Indian costumes and spirited acting, with Mrs. Philip Reed noted for tireless effort in organizing the event.
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Red Men
X Teen
Reed
Mr. Real
Vhief
Philip Reed
Heaing
Judge Bell and the Sentencing of Giacchone Contarili
A court story recounts Judge Bell of Dearfield imposing the minimum sentence and a small fine on Giacchone Contarili for voluntary manslaughter in the death of Ciagsme Raggini over a dog dispute. The defendant’s wife and four children faced ostracism, but a purse was raised by court attaches. A family reconciliation between Contarili and brother Giberto Russani moved spectators.
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Pinshuey Dispatcd Times
Bell
Dearfield
Bayard Vieler
Law” Register
Chantre
Singleton Well
Chartielot
Giacchone Contarili
Ciagsme Raggini
Universal
Janary
Beil
Cantardi
Banzina
Ms. Coptardi
Giberto Russani
Doin BR. Fortunate
Trabani Court
Fatal Auto Accident In Punxsutawney
A fatal automobile crash occurred in Punxsutawney late evening involving a young driver. Police report details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text from the scene.
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Punxsutawney
New B R P Bridge Over Anderson Creek
The Buffac Rochester and Pittsburgh railroad is building a new steel and concrete bridge over Anderson Creek near Tiver Street on the Pennsylvania Hide and Leather siding. The old bridge is condemned and a 100 foot span will be provided with a four foot deep concrete eastern abutment. Construction uses pumps, a test hole, and steam pumping for water control. Foreman Swanson says about three months to finish.
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Buffac, Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad
Anderson Creek
Pennsylvania Hide and Leather Company
Tiver Street
Crete
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Curwensville
Swanson
Special Week of Court Disposing of Cases
The special term of court convened at 10:00 with Judge Ruple presiding over cases from past sessions. Bowes vs Centeld County proceeds to jury as Keeler murder arrest and conviction reward case unfolds. Phillips ordered to pay 15 monthly support and bond. Benedict must pay costs and stolen money. Darnell allowed own recognizance. Woodside of Wallaceton appears with ongoing business.
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Bell
Ruple
Somerset County
Bowes
Centeld
Lynes
John O. Keeler
Joseph Phillips
Phillips
Joe Benedict
George Pindan
Harry Darnell
Grampian
Riverside
Wilson to send explicit note to Germany by tonight
President Wilson will cable a revised note to Berlin via Ambassador Gerard, aiming for unmistakable language affirming that the right of visit and search must be exercised to safeguard neutrals. Officials say the note reiterates the February 10 stance that neutral travel on high seas must be protected, with Germany held strictly accountable for violations. The document may be ciphered before dispatch tonight.
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Washington
Wilson
Germany
Gerard
White House
United States
Toiay
Berlin
Many Americans Are Leaving Mexico City
United Press reports that a large exodus is under way from Mexico City as 90 Americans 44 Englishmen 127 Spaniards and other nationals depart. Consul Gilman at Vera Cruz cites reports of more departures not yet tallied. The Brazilian minister asked General Zapata for a special train to Ticayuza to cover a break in the route, with automobiles likely to be used for the remaining eight miles eastward.
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Washington
Mexico City
Giltiemany
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Zapata
Ticayuza
Special Train To DuBois For End Men Parade
A BR&P Pon special train will run Thursday to DuBois to help large crowds attend the End Men parade. Train departs 8:00 am and returns 10:00 pm. Also a chicken supper is planned on Wednesday evening, June 9, on the lawn between J. N. Lawhead and Chas Crawford, service at 5:50 pm, price twenty five cents, all welcome.
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BR. & Pon
Bo DuBois
Hyde City
J. N. Lawhead
Chas
Crawford
Orelock
Three Persons Killed in Sunday Auto Accidents
Three people died in Sunday auto accidents in Meadville area with multiple injuries reported. Police identified two fatal crashes on Conneaut and nearby roads, while additional wrecks caused several injuries at various locations.
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Federal Trade Commission
George Rublee
Wm. J. Harris
Joseph E. Davis
Ed. N. Hurley
Will A. Parry
Camp Fire Girls
Frank B. Reed
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An Distin
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Philin Reed
Harold Knight
Way Powell
Ad Stock
May Pard
Chemaun
Beth Reed
Dauphter
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Clearfield
Allegheny
Sruawney
Dogardine Olrcis
Indiana
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South Curwensville
Glen Richey
Richardsand Johnson
Corwensville
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Feateher Strickland
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Methodist Episcopal Church of
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Wallaceton
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