Fire destroys Warren refinery with losses over $50000
Fire swept Warren refinery late last night causing more than $50 000 in damage and destroying several houses. Residents from Corry Drive reported flames leaping from tanks as emergency crews fought the blaze and feared possible casualties from ruptured storage. The scene drew a large crowd as investigators began to establish the cause amid smoke and debris.
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Willvicine Reiners
Valvoline
Ural Harey
Welore
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Sinee
Ieeeape
Sivas Dla
Urbe
Cauhon
Fanleigh Deloweiai
Abdul
Woman hides liquor under "Uke" in Meadvill e
Meadvill e police report a woman, 30, of Market Street concealed a pint of liquor beneath a park bench. Chief Mays found the bottle after passersby reported seeing a man and a woman handling it. A hearing will likely be arranged following an investigation.
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Meadville
Ted Ly
Mays
Automatic stop devices on Pittsburgh rail line
United Press reports that automatic stop devices will soon be installed on the Pittsburgh transit line. The system, once in place, will halt a car if a driver fails to respond to signals, with automatic engines confined to specific track sections. The Stenson project links Sarrisburg to Jamestown, and Pittsburgh to New Kensington, with early tests and dates pending.
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Gamuten
Janie Gus
Pittsbareh
Pollinbus
India
Miniature Salt Lake and Brine Bath Lore
Fragmentary notes describe brine baths in Worcestershire and a peculiar mention of a chief and a sauna like pool. The piece mentions copper money in Vermont and a governor authorizing copper cents production for two years, with a June date and an October event authorizing 10,000 pounds of copper cents.
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Droitwich
Worcestershire
Naturel Springs
Hlemser
High Sea
Cutch
U.S
Vermont
Ruben Harmon, Sr
Tr Otober
Chanbellont
Minister's Wife Denies Knowledge of Love Affair
In New Brunswick New Jersey the defense centers on Mrs. France Stevens Muttatt who denies knowledge of the affair between her husband and Mrs. Eleanor Mills. Special prosecutor AléKinier Simpson plans more questioning of the slain clergyman's household, including Barbara Tough, with a telephone conversation cited as key evidence.
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Hall
Jersey
United Press
New Brunswick
N. J
France Stevens
Eleanor Mills
Wall Mills
AléKinier Simpson
Simpson
Barbara Tough
Clergyman’s Hidden Affair Evident in School Clerk Testimonies
Fragmentary notes reveal a clergyman’s clandestine liaison discussed by Simpson, servants, and Mrs Tall. The evidence suggests Mrs Hall likely knew the involved path or details, though the record remains unclear and disputed.
Seek to Revoke Alcohol Permits in Federal Hearings
United Press reports hearings set for Monday in Harrisburg on actions to revoke alcohol permits held by Knouse and Knouse drug and Joel Dria dealers. The case implicates a conspiracy to violate federal dry laws involving a drug company and central Pennsylvania physicians. An earlier note mentions price reference and a related local report from Oil City.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Merings
Knouse and
Knouse
Joel Dria
Drug Company
Central Pennsylvania
Northeast reunion held with musical entertainment and guests
A large Northeast reunion featured a musical program by Mary Maceuretin and others. Attendees included James Wilson and John Panthrin, with reports noting the presence of Sally Kelley and Mrs. Ea Purrlunt Refiamus Wilson among the honored guests at the event tying to the local community.
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Westeyr Wilhane
Msical
Miry Maceueritin
Miry Maceueritin, Wis Con Jolinot, Accoroached, By Desty Wilein
Ayeaxophens
Alfred Sharman
Emg
Sallie Kelley
Chandlent Valley
Rey
Mm Pan
Mallar
Elkbort
Raportet
Sturt
Eptee
Atra Stetia
Unclear OCR fragment prompts local meeting note
Fragmentary text from Rumored meeting in Ripley New York and Cotmtus Pennsylvania includes names and actions but is garbled. The readable bits mention hospitality, a Reverend, and various scattered terms such as milking and a hospital context, making a coherent summary difficult.
Few Court Cases in Armstrong County Before Term
In Armstrong County the civil term opens Monday with about 40 cases set for trial. Jurors have been notified not to attend the court sections as the calendar is being prepared and court sessions will begin.
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Armstrong County
United
Rittanne Ice
Eskimos moved to the Arctic over time
The text outlines a historical shift of the Eskimo people from inland lakeside living to Arctic regions. It notes traditional inland origins, gradual relocation to northern shores, and suggests latent research is investigating their origins.
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Arctic
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