Hostilities Reported in Six Cities Tong War Resumed
Renewed tong warfare erupts across six cities with three killed and multiple wounded. In Hoxton and New York districts, gunfire wounds several tong members. police rush to stabilize Chinese centers as Hip Sing and Leong Tong factions clash amid street battles and hospital arrivals.
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Vie
Jn Hoxton
Leong
Hiss Sing
New York
Hindtown
Gisin
Buliet
Washington
St Lunte
Owser
Boston
Hostonle
Pittsburgh
Ulamal
Stiinge Suh
Syle Atiot
Billo
Ayedseil
Leonje
Tin
Chen
New Vock'y
Pilintown
Hotton
Pell
Lenin Cheny
Cheny
Rer
Jamestown Woman Sustains Fractured Skull in Local Ball Game
Mrs Arch Arnold of Jamestown was watching a family reunion ball game near Summit Mill when a bat struck her head causing a fractured skull. She was taken to Corry Hospital where doctors said she was improving gradually and expected to recover.
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Arch Arnold
Jamestown
Corry
Lindsay
Bird
Summit Mill
Arnold
Hiva
W. A. Lindsay
McDonald
Fev
Smy
Corry Hospital
Miesly
Improved East Columbus Avenue Street Work Progress
The Biuce Company advances road construction between here and Columbus and the Sweet department reports five improvements on East Columbus Avenue from East Wayne Street to the city line. The new state highway should open next month. Streets Superintendent Howard notes crews have expanded the road, removed Hes from the trolley pend, provided drainage, and gravel use has aided the highway’s condition. Travel conditions are expected to improve with upcoming heavy travel.
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Biuce
Here
Columbuus
Sweet
City Inne
Franklin Man Dies of Burns After Explosion
United Press reports 15 year old David Small of Franklin Wg 25 died from severe burns suffered in a bitter explosion on Bully Hill. The teen, a volunteer pumper, crawled 600 feet to a house to seek aid after the blast and scalding steam.
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United Press
Franklin
David Small
Bully Hill Yesternlya
Four Poisoning Victims Hit By Ptomaine Illness
Harrisburg August 25 four people including Mr and Mrs Harry E Bailey and their two year old son Warrett of Cochituate Massachusetts and Mrs Laura Shenter of Harrisburg were hospitalized after suffering ptomaine poisoning. They experienced violent pains after eating chicken and fresh vegetables and were moved to a hospital by physician order.
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Harrisburg
Harry E. Bailey
Warrett
Cochituate
Nites
Laura Shenter
Harrisbury
Speeding motorist hits child near Easton
Beatrice Fisher, seven, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Fisher, was struck by a nut and motorist last night on a highway near her Easton home. The unconscious girl was found and taken to Easton hospital where she died from a fractured skull. Police and officials are trying to identify the motorist.
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United Press
Easton
Beatrice Fisher
William Fisher
A, Nut
Min
Faston Hospital
Staitc
Tooil Polite
Hen
Adjusters settle fire insurance claims in city
Insurance adjusters were in the city settling claims after a fire on North Center Street that destroyed the Morick store building and gutted adjacent Doctors Wand and Kiblen offices. Settlement on the Morick loss, owned by C. L. Alexander, was declared satisfactory and further settlements on Dr Kibler’s building were anticipated. Dr Kibler plans a modern office building on the site, having purchased Alexander’s plot.
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North Center Street
KR. Morick
Watd
Drs
Wand J. Kiblen
Ace Justers
Morick
L. Alexander
CL. Alexander
Smoke Clouds Paralyze New York Traffic
Clouds of smoke from a fire that destroyed an empty building near the financial district settled over midtown Manhattan. The warehouse was abandoned by McKessar Roberts Co and razed for a new structure at Ann Street. Acrid fumes from chemicals flooded Lower Manhattan, halting traffic and filling Wall Street and nearby office blocks.
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New York
Financial District
McKessar-Roberts Company
Ann Street
Lower Manhattan
Bitters
Westworth
City Mall Park
Wall Street
Lower Bross!way
Blue Phantom Tells of Daring Bank Robbery
Fred Nickel waived examination and pleaded not guilty on charges of robbing the North Dayton Savings and Trust. bound over to grand jury under $60,000. Nickel confessed to being the Blue Phantom who escaped with about $28,000, detailing the planning and the 12 August robbery at the Dayton bank. He described entry, the vault, the crew, and how he fled with the loot before discarding the disguise.
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United Pro Dayton
Ofna
Fred Nickel
North Daytoni
The
Savings and Trust Company
Nickol
Helen Summer
Sicket
Gasoline Price Cut By Standard Oil of New Jersey
New York Aug 25 Standard Oil Company of New Jersey reduced tank wagon gasoline price by half a cent per gallon across its territory. The new price stands at 16 cents per gallon and was matched by Pittsburgh Gulf Refining Company.
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Uniten Ores
New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Pittsburgh Gulf Refining Cent
Franklin Motorist Narrowly Escapes Drowning
Morley Culith, 25, jailed after a frantic car ride ending in French Creek at Union where Calvin narrowly escaped drowning. Charged with driving while intoxicated. Mrs M Morts and two grandchildren Maxie Jane and Jean Woodworth linked to the incident after visiting Joseph Morte and relatives. others returned to Warren.
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Franklin
Morley
French Creek
Union
Calvin
M. Morts
Maxie Jane
Jean
Woodworth
Joseph
Morte
Warren
Coolidge Moves to Protect Coal Users in Massachusetts
In Swampscott August, the federal government pledged full effort to aid coal users and ensure steady fuel supply. President Coolidge is reassured by John Hays Hammond’s statement and New England states’ actions, noting that a strike could be short and substitutes prepared to prevent fuel shortages or industrial stoppages.
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Coolidge
United Press
Swampscott
Mass
John Hays Hammond
New England
Hammond
Coolidge Plan Faces Protests Over Economy Drive
President Coolidge remains committed to his rigid economy plan for government operations. Reports from Washington claim Army and Shipping officials favor new expenditures, prompting broad disapproval from the President.
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Coolidge
Army and Shipping Board
United Press
Mass
Washington
Poolidge
Armiy
Fas
War Department
Rotary Club Held Meeting in Indianapolis Speaker
The Rotary Club today heard Wa Hy Stont of Indianapolis discuss civilization. The session at the Bluebird featured visitors including A J Southwick of Warren, superintendent of the Chautauqua, and George W Knowlton of Uns City, with Hemstreet set to assume a Huffalo School post.
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Indianapolis
Rotary Club
Wa Hy Stont
A. Bate Hemstreet
Hemstreet
A. J. Sohelthammer
Warren Mr. Southwick
Chautauqua
George W. Knowlton
Uns City
Mail Clerk Brutally Beaten in Santa Ana Robbery
A mail clerk and government employee was badly beaten after two bandits boarded a train near Oceanside and forced their way to the Santa Ana mail gate. They rifled the baggage car and safes, fleeing with an estimated $1,000. This incident occurred late last night, with authorities believing the criminals trained the heist en route.
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Unites Rres
Santa Ana
Calif
Santa Fy
Oceanside
Naif
Ability to Play to Govern Debt Negotiations
Swampscott Massachusetts August reports America plans debt negotiations with France Italy and others based on each debtor nation capacity to pay what they owe. Washington terms frame settlement as policy not Versailles terms. Coolidge supports generous terms but insists on financial ability to repay.
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United Press
Swampscott
Mass
Aug
America
France
Italy
Washington
Helgi
Coolidge
White House
United States
Great
Prancé
July
Auto Crash Near Findley Lake Leaves Few Injuries
An unnamed Chevrolet touring car crashed into a road culvert on Findley Lake road near the Alexander farm yesterday afternoon. The occupants fled into the woods after the collision. police were notified, but no identities or details could be confirmed. One man suffered a slight injury.
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Findley Lake Road
Alexander Farm
Sugar Grove
New York
Man Slashes Wife Then Attempts Death by Own Action
Huntington W Va Aug 25 Frank Doodles 60 contractor alleged to slash his wife after she took a bottle of moonshine whiskey away. He attempted death by own action and police retreated today. Dooley with a serious throat wound is in hospital and the case against him postponed until recovery. Mrs Dooley's injuries not serious. Litt Priston severely injured. Dr William Granger a guest at Mrs Mary Duke's home returned to her home in Green this afternoon.
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United Press
Huntington
W. Va
Frank Doodles
Dooley
William Granger
Mary ‘Duke
Giean
Citizens Hold Meetings With Two Factions
Hazleton Pennsylvania reports miners and operators meeting with a citizens strike committee to avert a walkout and renew wage negotiations. In Philadelphia the first move to arbitrate the wage dispute began with separate attendance by miners and operators and an open public arbitration forum.
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United Press
Hazleton
Danion
Philadelpna
Wilkes-Barre
John H Ghhiohsova
Hie United Mine Workers
Lewis
WW Inglis
Citizens’ Group
Hardi
Tegan
Segal
New York City
Inbe
Striker
Asi E. Broadbent
Secreaary
New Jersey Meat Dealers” Association
Newark
Washington
Potts Pa
Harape
Red walkout disrupts New York rail terminal at midnight
United Press reports a sudden citywide walkout crippled the baggage sheds and left the large terminal bare as the strike began last night in New York. No further details on casualties or participants are provided in the brief desolate account.
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United Press
New York
Radio program listings with early morning schedule notes
Fragmented radio listing shows multiple stations such as WRO and WGY with times around 8:25 and 8:02. Mentions include orchestral conductors, harmonists, and standard studio notes across cities like Oakland New York Dallas and Stamford. The OCR fragment preserves station call letters and vague program descriptors without clear event details.
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Wish
Wgy
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George
Hee
Erie
Columbus
Chemical Warehouse
Nickel
Nickol Neve
Leavis
Ainlesly
John Dwiekas
Farily
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Wilkes Barre
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