Tragic Fall: Ketchum Family Killed by Falling Tree near Olean
A fierce wind storm toppled a large tree onto a parked tent along Oswayo Creek near Olean injuring seven members of the Ketchum party. Catherine Ket chiin aged 87 and her son Nelson Charles were killed instantly. James Ketchum, age 3, is dying from a fractured skull at Olean General Hospital. The Ketchums and their four sons were vacationing at a creek settlement when the tree fell.
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Olean
Catherine Ketchiin
Randolph
Nelgon Charles
Usey
Oswayo Creek
James Ketchum
Olean General Hospital
Pennsylvania
Ketchum
Gres
Portville
Leopard Still at Liberty in Jersey
United Press reports a runaway Indian leopard remains at large in New Jersey near Middletown and Red Bank. A $60 reward sustained search efforts as tracks led near the H. T. Whitney estate, but rangers failed to flush the beast from a thicket.
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Leopard
Liberty
Jersey
United Press
Red Bank
N. J
New Jersey
Middletown
Sen
H. T. Whitney
Thugs Terrorize Pittsburgh in Blitz on City Streets
Police report a violent incident in Pittsburgh as a group of men targeted individuals on a street bridge. Victims, left unconscious, regained consciousness about an hour later and recounted the assault. Investigators seek witnesses and have urged caution in the area.
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Pittsburgh City
United Press
Pittsburgh
Bhieelana
Market Summary Mixed as Commodities Show Steady to Uncertain Trends
Markets display mixed signals across items such as pork and lard with calm prices. copper and dairy show varying tones while poultry remains active with turkeys and broilers. Eggs edge unsettled with regional whites holding around forty percent, and various grains and sugars show fluctuating quotes in a midwest market snapshot.
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Middlewest
Rio
Santos
Tony Island
America
Wedding sparks a fall event in Spartansburg
Mrs J E Widwng hosted a Thursday afternoon party at Mechanic street for Norma J Winans and Charles B Foreman wedding plans. Ninety guests attended including relatives from Chicago Batala Pittsburgh and New York with couples traveling from Lansing Panama and Oil City. Activities featured 900 dice, elegant place cards, and a light supper. It was noted several local families and Grange members joined the social gathering and related visits to relatives across towns.
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Spartansburg
Avy
J E. Widwng
Mechanic Street
Norma J. Winans
Charles B. Foreman
Philadelphia
Donald Winans
Chicago
Iss
Bred Kennan
Batala
Joh Wilton
Pittsburgh
Mary Arnold
New York City
George Thurston
Lansing
Mich
Farmen
Crawford Thurston
Phebie Bwell
Tier Daughter
Buell
Oil City
Easy Sun Way
Blakeslee Street
Charles Major
Lockport
N. Y
Clyde A. Major
L. Rexford
Ruth
Panama
Ralph J. Rexford
Panama High School
Rexford
A. C. Highmyer
Esther
Ene
H. L. Bowen
Mildred
T. B. Wallace
Bert Baldwin
James Lens
N.Y
Sparta-Grange
New Richmond
John Brown
C.F H. Wuesthoff
The
Grange
Dro
E. EB. Maitland
John W. Farley
Farley
Carl Davis
Tutte
Millie Jane
Corry
George IH. Davis
Main Street
Charles W White
Williamstown
Tobn I Thomson
L. J. Titus
Guy Rexford
Thesday Evening Club
Leon Morris
Kehoe Found Guilty in Big Milk Scandal
William H. Kehoe former assistant corporation counsel was found guilty by a jury of conspiracy in the bootleg milk scandal. The conspiracy charge carries a maximum sentence of three years. He faces sentencing on August 12. Kehoe was linked with other city officials in bribery to allow unauthorized milk and cream imports from outside points including western states.
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New York
William H. Kehoe
Kehoe
Tennenbaum Back In Jail In Erie
Max Tennenbaum, released on parole in April for a hospital treatment, surrendered to county authorities to finish 48 months in state prison for liquor sale and possession. He had been fined 1000 dollars and sentenced to 18 months, then later completed the remaining 16 months after a hospital stay and illness.
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Erie
Max Tennenbaum
Wie
Jay Tennenbaum
E.C. Bergan
Baptist Social Brings Philathea and Men’s Bible Class Together
About sixty five members from the Philathea and Men’s Bible classes of the Baptist church met at Mr and Mrs W N Jones Marion street Friday evening due to threatening weather. A green dinner was served on the veranda then a fine program followed including piano duets recitations and a choir selection. The event aimed to strengthen joint quarterly meetings and future cooperation between the two classes for church work.
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The
Baptist Church
W. N. Jones
Marion Street
Dorid Monroe
Louise Sisinner
Mary Frances Brooks
Allentown Liberty Bell Exhibited at Pennsylvania Exposition
On Aug 7 in Philadelphia the Allentown Liberty Bell joined five other historic bells for display at the state sesquicentennial exposition. A delegation of 500 Allentown citizens delivered the bell and Mayor Malcolm Gross turned it over to the Pennsylvania Commission.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Allentown
Pennsylvania
Pensylvania Commission
Malcom ©. Gross
Church services announced for tomorrow across several congregations
Tomorrow several churches plan morning Bible schools and worship services. Pentecostal Assembly at 8 West Main lists sermons, youth and prayer meetings led by Pastor Armstrong. First Baptist on Cover Ple Street features Bible school, morning worship on the theme How a Pauper Became a Prince, and evening services. United Brethren on Center Street and Advent Christian on Enex Street also schedule morning Sunday schools, preaching, and midweek prayer gatherings. St Paul’s Lutheran on South and Concord previews sermons, while Emmanuel Episcopal outlines Holy Communion and morning prayer. Christian Science, Emmanuel Church, and the Christian and Missionary Alliance share services, Sunday schools, and special gatherings with inviting notes.
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Pentecostal Assembly
West Main Street
Ray S Armstrong
Thorssti
First Baptist Church
Plebaait Street
Second] Avenue
A. L. Roth
United Brethren Church
Center Street
H. P. Reagle
Carl Henton
Christian Endeavor
Mildred Hammond
Brother Henton
Advent Ceristan
Enex Street
P. J. Glevelana
Emmanuel Church
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Corner Smith and
Center Streets
Henry Attwell Post
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Comer
Washington Street
Maple Avenue
Geo
B. Morgan
Geo. Faulkner
First Methodist Church on Pleasant and Center streets
Williams F. Bartlett D D records indicate the First Methodist Church location at Pleasant and Center streets.
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First Methodist Church
Pleasant and
Center Streets
Williams F. Bartlett
D. D
Lost Ink Pen in Arizona Policy Inquiry
A historical note from Arizona discusses a “What Per Cent in Ink Act” and a vague incident described as a tin halts filled with ink. The reference mentions a loss of four tons of ink and a shipper. No clear date or named organizations appear.
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Arizona
Pasier
Finals in links tournament in New York stakes title
Garl Quitman of Pittsburgh and Lester Halstead of Minnesota met in the final rounds for the national public links golf championship in Buppal d New York. The winner will succeed Ray McAuliffe as national champion.
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Buppald
N.Y
Garl FF ‘Xquitman
Pittsbundly
Lester Halstead
University of Minnesota
Ray Fond
McAuliffe
Funeral for Murder Victim Held at Lake Harbor Church
Funeral services were held at Lake Harbor church for Boward B. McGoy, murdered near Wiarton. The Rev. Van Dyke officiated as mourners gathered at 100 oclock. Interment followed in the family plot on Rone Hill avenue. Details indicate McCoy had been living in Canada and had worked for a Newark doctor. Miss Mordman, aged around 20, was alleged to have fired the fatal shot from a .32 caliber pistol while employed by him at Shaitlen worth. A Canadian grave party attended the service.
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Mr. Motoy
Pail to Recover Franklin Boy's Body
Franklin Pa August 7 efforts to recover the body of twelve year old Raymond Delmaso river victim of last Wednesday continued today. Eleven charges of dynamite two and a half pounds each were set off at the Big Rock bridge and in the stretch of the Allegheny river below but the body did not appear.
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Franklin
Raymond Delmaso
Big Rock Bridge
Allegheny Riven
Cherry Tree Produces Eleven Bushels in Year
A Sandy Lake correspondent reports J Ay Elliott Mas has a sweet cherry tree that has yielded eleven bushels of cherries this year, believed to be a Merver foun d record for the area.
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Sandy Lake
Tahanon
J Ay Elliott
Utik
Merver
Fragmented note on fiber bricks and construction use
A damaged OCR fragment discusses fiber bricks or similar material for construction. It mentions terms like grass and eluidae muterat and hints at recycling or reuse. The readable bits are sparse and lack clear dates, places, or named entities.
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Eluidae
Lieger
Belek
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