James G. Sloan Dies After Fall in Hydetown
Titusville reports James G. Sloan of Hydetown died at 40 after a fall Saturday afternoon when a roll of material unrolled in gusty wind, breaking his leg and back bone. He served as a daytime worker, brought by ambulance to Titusville Hospital where he died soon after. Sloan lived his life in the community. his wife and three daughters survive.
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Titusville
James G. Sion
Hydetown
Titusville Hospital
Lijarles
Slown
Sloan
Advertising Rates Inaccurate Adviation For Readership
Fragmentary OCR text describes advertising rates and insertion terms with cryptic wording. It mentions minimum charge, column inch measures, and a deadline for copy by nine o'clock. The readable elements include references to rates per inch and weekend insertions, indicating standard newspaper advertising policy details.
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Iliseeay
Lusure
Weather Forecast Update for Faly foray Tisdas
A forecast shows fair conditions with moderate temperatures and variable winds. Wet and unsettled periods are possible, with periods of overcast skies and scattered showers likely to develop later.
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Tisdas
John G Castlele Dies. career marked by law and statesmanship
The notice honors John G. Carlisle as a premier figure in law and public service, tracing a career that spanned lawyer, congressman, sponsor of the house, senator, and cabinet minister. It highlights his alignment with old school gentility and his influence across antebellum and modern eras, while urging focus on human welfare over wealth.
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John G. Castlele
Ole
Iman
John G. Carlisle
Ferozone Promises Strength and Energy Boost
Daily use claims to thin blood lines and build up health while the product advertises a stronger heart and rosier cheeks. It asserts a steady weekly gain then a fattening effect, urging readers to buy for 50 cents at dealers.
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Lismer
Kidnapper Plot Tangles at Library Theater Tonight
The Wdellas present a comedy playlet The Spice Kidnapper and Winifred Brew rt at Library Theater tonight with the usual feature films highlighted.
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Library Theater
the Wdellas
Winifred Brewrt
Barlton
Wife Dies in Absence of Husband in Florida Visit
Roy Warnshouse of Clymer went to Florida to arrange care for his invalid wife. She died unexpectedly Friday and the family cannot locate her husband. Rev Warnshouse’s sister Mrs Jane Ornick also died during his absence, linking two sudden losses.
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Roy
Henry Warnshouse
Clymer
Florida
Warnshouse
Earl Miller
Rev. Warnshouse
Jane Ornick
Riot injures thirty as strikers clash in city
A special report describes a riot where thirty people were hurt as striker actions escalated. Conditions are described as serious with rising tension among factions. Local authorities report heightened security as the incident unfolds.
Body of Carlisle Sent to Washington for Burial
Special to the Telegram New York August 1 The body of John Gt. Partste will be sent to Washington where it will lie in state before being removed to Cosington Ky for burial in Varin.
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Washington
sFomary
York Iy
John Gt
Washinton
Ody
Ehe
Cosington
Ty Varin
Special Bill Tonight Shows Roosevelt Return to New York
A billed program features Col. Roosevelt returning to New York with a staged display highlighting the town shin Kasserine and escorted by welcoming hosts. The event promises drama and the presence of limited attendees tonight.
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Munal Frewley
eCol
Roosevelt
New York
Ile Aceival
Stownshin Kasserine
Alwabeaue
Rosevelt
New York Naval Review
Comte
Struck by trolley car near Jamestown injures two
Henry King and Mrs D F Moote were struck by a northbound trolley near Jones Memorial Mack at 1740 while waiting for a southbound car. King suffered a broken right shoulder and leg injuries. Mrs Hooden bruised. They were taken to Jamestown then W C Hospital as Motorman and Conductor assisted.
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D. F. Moote On
Steele Street
Jones Memorial
Mack
Gary King
Hooden
Brlokse
Leach
Wis
Jamestown
Trickyon
W. C. Hospital
William Pennock
Green Wins District Attorney Race in Chautauqua County
Green prevailed for district attorney in Chautauqua with contests in Jamestown city wards and town selections in Gerry and Harmony. The DA race focused on Jamestown First Assembly district with other districts awaiting results as ballots counted.
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Chautauqua
Republicas Valeuses
Jamestown
Gerry
Nestow Ani
Aten
Liamestown
Weider's Loss Shocks Wall Street After $200000 Claim
A chaotic week ends with Weider facing a $200000 loss amid a $500000 allegation linked to a brokerage firm. Police arrest him while en route with attorney Gilburn to appear before the District Attorney as the stock scandal spread through the Pennsylvania Railroad holdings and other firms.
Foster Case Dropped Amid Health Board Dispute
Fragmented report on a disorderly conduct case involving Dell Foster. Mayor Alexander denies threats connected to pool selling at a city rec room. health board actions and a reported escalation are noted, with emphasis on legal procedures and public safety.
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Foster
Dilieoy Gray
Tuday
Arden of Ye Health Board
Alexander
Hhia
Dr Stanley at Fadley Lake Leader Denies Assumptions
Dr Stanley and the Lake Ward claim new leadership changes and personal background notes after a two year interval. A recent wellness advertisement promotes Psilozones as a tonic for liver torpor and digestive sluggishness, asserting universal mild benefits and urging purchase in 25 cent boxes.
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Ldleesiiu
Assumune
Xerhon
Stanley Teliebid Hynes
Lake
Film Preview at the Lyric Shows Two Moore Pictures
The Lyric theater presents two new films, Trailed to the Hills and The Postal Sub, in a feature bill tonight. Both titles promise a strong narrative with engaging drama and full pages of entertainment.
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Othe Moore
More Trouble at Greensburg
Special to the Tournaly Greensburg Pa reports 40embers of the state constabulary restored order at Export Pa after 48 hours of rioting bloodshed and arson. The situation remains grave as coal companies and miners plan another search light and guarding gun on a hill. About 2 600 strikers and allies are involved with many hiring Swiss guns.
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Greensburg
Pennsylvania State Constabulary
Export
Sealnet
Miss Hopkins Wins Piano in Colby Mano Contest
Miss Kitty Hopkins tops a Colby Mano piano contest with 1701 M.F. Simdlay School 1227 KOT. the article notes many other contestants and references the publication of a list, though text is garbled and incomplete.
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Kitty Hopkins
M.F. Simdlay School
Kot. M
Hawkins
Dohaxon
Local visitors and moves shared in Elgin notes
Elgin social notes record August Le Mrs Edgar A Jowett of Bullato Ada L Barnes of Hamburg Carl Greenfield and Jack Guy drove in midweek visiting Alden House hosts Laren Chapin and family. Frewk and Jesaln McClintock with Allee Carr Grace Phom a Mrs Forest Sprowl Rexford and Hot er Johnson from Union City were guests. James Palmer moved with his family to Jamestown New York. Ales Joseph mother of Mes Guo Weep is evitiowlly Mh.
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Elgin
August
Edgar A. Jowett
Bullato
Ada L. Barnes
Hamburg
Carl Greenfield
Jack
Guy
Tut Solo
Alden House
Laren Chapin
Frewk McClintock
Jesaln McClintock
Allee Carr
Grace Phoma
Forest Sprowl
Mra
Gar Wiliams Julson
Rexford
Hoter Johnson
Union City
Lord Wemesday
James Palmer
Jamestown
N.Y
Ales
Joseph
Mes
Guo
Woman Foils Mob at Lynching in Town
Mrs. Hishouse, a prominent local woman, faced a mob of about 100 in Will Ingram, protecting an accused Black man. She wrested a pistol from him, deterred the lynching, and escorted the restrained man to the sheriff, ensuring no harm came to him.
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Will Ingram
Megea
Mursly
Jatt
Matthionxe
Nurmi
High Temperature Bulletin Warns of Moderate Weather
Weather Bureau bulletin predicts no general warm wave for the coming weeks. Eastern half sees moderate temperatures early in the week, Mississippi Valley faces rising heat midweek, while Northwestern and Rocky Mountain areas run below average. Disturbance moves from Rockies toward Atlantic states by Thursday, bringing unsettled weather and showers with no drop in temperatures expected.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Weather Bucean
Mikeissippi
Thesday
Easterntates
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Piné Mineral Bath Rooms Reopen With New Management
Partial restoration work completed over the past month leads to reopening next Monday under capable staff for both facilities. New in charge will oversee operations at the Piné bath rooms and adjacent facilities, ensuring full service resumes promptly.
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