Crawford County Farmer Dies From Wounds After Shooting
A Crawford County farm incident leaves Bert Williams dead from wounds sustained after an altercation with Mrs. Marie Ogram at the Ogram farm near Custeads. Williams was shot with a 22 caliber rifle as he attacked Mrs. Ogram in her absence husband Charles. Williams died late Thursday after hemorrhages and complications from the hunter’s wound. Mrs. Ogram faces possible charges. bail set at 500 dollars for next Wednesday hearing.
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Trafford
Ramis
Ekpurbes
Williams
Lexan
Messgram
Ogram Farm
Sherif Gutshall
Laley
Belden Family Reunion Held at West Spring Week Grange Hall
The twelfth annual Selden family reunion was held at West Spring Week Grange Hall on Sunday, August 16. Ninety seven attended from Youngstown, Ripley, Almond, Jamestown, Kane, Yerry, Youngsville, Pittsfield, Grand Valley and Piccadilly H. Mrs. Ada Belden was the oldest attendee, and a great grandson the youngest. All of Mrs. Belden's children were present, comprising three sons and eight daughters.
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Te Selden
West Spring
Eek Grange Hall
Youngstown
Ripley
Almond
Jamestown
Kane
Yerry
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Grand Valley
Piccadilly H
Ada Belden
Park & Tilford to dispose Overholt rye under supervision
United Press reports Park and Tilford will dispose of the Overholt distillery liquor at Broad Ford near Connellsville Pennsylvania under government supervision. Estimated price is 15 million dollars and it will take five years to distribute the 1,000,60 gallons of rye whiskey in store.
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Connellsville
Park & Tilford
Broad Ford
Radio telegraph parley set as four nations invited
Washington announces a radio telegraph conference for four governments to discuss revising the 1912 international convention, boosting supervision of broadcasting and handling press messages, radio telephony, and reducing interference. In Chicago a bold jewel heist yields $250,000 to $500,000 in gems after assailants shear Lazarus. Tramps of the Sea stage noted.
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Washington
United States
Washington West Spring
State Department
United Press
Chicago
Ware
Drake
Lazarus
Victios
Lazaru
Dentist Dr Thomas W Young Murder Trial Develops Defense
Los Angeles August 21 The defense in the trial of Dr Thomas W Young charged with murder of his wealthy young wife prepared to press an advantage after the county autopsy surgeon admitted Mrs Young might have died by her own action.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Boilermakers raid nets booze dump in Bradford raids
Police and detectives raided several Bendfont locations in Bradford yesterday afternoon. About 50 gallons of alcohol were dumped by bootleggers during the operation as officers tried to catch suppliers. The investigation followed reports of hidden stills and warned bootleggers by word of mouth.
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Bradford
Ailron
Coney
Alison
Mick
Potter Arms
New England Acts to Avert Coal Shortage
Boston reports a new New England coal committee drafted to protect coal consumers, prevent shortages during strikes, and educate the public on substitutes. Hammond to chair after a state house announcement at a preliminary session of the governor’s fuel conference led by Governor Fuller.
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United Press
Boston
Ywaay
John Moss Hinlviodd
Rugland
Hammond
State House
New England
Fuller
Massachsetts
14 000 Miles Radio Press Interview
Amateur connects United Press correspondent in London with American fleet in New Zealand waters. Reports describe a radio prom interview and code exchanges as crews discuss distant operations. The piece notes tensions and festive atmosphere, quoting officials and observers amid wartime chatter.
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Amateur
United Press
London
New Zealand
Pacific
Keith Jones
United
Ecole
Guy Taith
Fighrine
al Wellington
Eckhardt the Faithful A regengary German hero in Bisteben
A garbled tale mentions Eckhardt described as a faithful hero, with references to a holy night in Bisteben and a mysterious procession, though the text remains unclear and partly unintelligible.
Paper currency alteration and suspected alteration at a hotel
A report describes a one dollar note with altered engravings. The clerk notes a pencil blot on the bill’s reverse and border lines, with the hotel’s daily deposit involved. Authorities suspect Pete Suiarner as responsible for the change, raising questions about authenticity and procedures.
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Tocal
Autho Tikh
Petee Suiarner Tei
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Goodyear
Wrights
Corry, Pa
Fitie Poli
Stre
Tivoit
Pittsbi
Nellie Ray
Singer Shop
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