Brutally beaten to death. Washington statue unveiled
United Press reports three brutal murders in Canton as police pursue leads. Victims include Mr and Mrs Wpaile Wayi and Mrs Byrn, with injuries described as serious. Detectives say an intruder used an iron bar in an early morning attack, while authorities search for the killer and motive.
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United Press
Ganton Ohl
Hari Hunto
Ariilleuny
Pace
Ian
Volige
Nola
Byrn
Ras
Rescuers Race to Save Miners in Argonauy Gold Mine
Rescuers labored through rock and earth to reach four entombed miners amid a raging fire at the Argonauy Gold Mine. Teams fought to breach walls hundreds of feet underground as warning of collapse heightens the risk. Red Cross aid prepared to care for families as the effort continued into the day.
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Argonauy
Valif
Arjona
Levine Tenby
Kennedy Mine
Nhey
Red Cross
Gunman fires on millworkers. two dead after Duquesne incident
In Duquesne a man opened fire from a doorway of a local hotel, wounding and killing millworkers. Nick Salopek discharged a revolver into a crowd, killing John Salopek and seriously injuring another, with Joseph Salopek believed to be dying.
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Field
Iron Bay
Unitedress
Duquesne
Fray
Nick Salopek
John Salopek
Joseph Salopek
Ford Plant Troubles Reported Amid Industry Unrest
Fragmented OCR notes describe looming issues at Ford plants and related auto sector strains. Mentions port dependencies, potential losses, and government or corporate figures discussing policy shifts and production impacts. Names and places are uncertain due to garbled text.
Bridge Disaster Kills One. Three Reported Injured
A bridge collapse in Wilkes-Barre rattled pedestrians and motorists. Authorities say culvert failure triggered the crash, with one dead and two wounded. Rescue efforts and investigations followed as officials secured the area and assessed structural damage.
Schools Open Next Tuesday List of Teachers
District announces the coming term opens Tuesday with new facilities and programs. Doroth y Waller is named public service director as 30 teachers listed for High School and various wards, with remodeling completed to ready buildings for fall enrollment growth.
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Ssstean
Emporuinu
Selva
Board of Venieation
Waiddawa
Pate
Cation
Sol Wolf
Welt
Dipget
Little Atu
Saparmtentage
Saparmtentage Moinstreet
Mol Rowe
Prine Ruth Hows
Union Pity
Librortin
Mary F. Kennes
Southold
Phetory
Sand G Smithe Commercial Prajives Wo Aematrony
Prandin
Cory Mervin
Tyea
Zaphy Hthoga
Home Making
WJ. Shean
Gouverneur
N,v
Selennes
Vera EB. Brooks
Bertha McCray
Marie Brooks
Moaribull Tyndall
Union City
Bella Ti. Brooks
Washington
Hicanor —Grikewold
Elelen Johnson
Blanche Montgomery
Grove City
Vairview
Helen Brown
Sarah Noble
di Guy
Helen Fordyce
Meadville
Bertha Wood
Tranklin
Edith Cook
Brie
Si Glennie Grant
Titusville
East Main
Ruby NcCullough
Opportunity School
Ruth Young
Gestal Minio
Ming Dorothy Waller
Close Governor Nomination Race in South Carolina
Report from Columbia shows a tight plantation of votes in the gubernatorial race with Cole Blouse leading over Thomas McLeod as results from many counties near completion. Final figures include Blouse around 60,000 votes and McLeod about 50,000, with other candidates Laney Coleman and Duncan trailing.
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South Carolina
Py United Pros
Columbia
Lncoms
Deny plans to increase army of occupation
Washington officials at both the state and war departments denied reports from Paris that the American army of occupation on the Rhine would be expanded. No plan to augment forces was announced or under consideration.
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State
War Departments
Rhine
Paris
Strike action unlikely as railroad brotherhoods delay
Cleveland report says 30 hour strike by four railroad brotherhoods is improbable now as leaders meet to assess the situation. Interstate Commerce Commission findings intensify pressure, while unions study armed guard concerns and potential moral and financial support shifts.
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Cleveland
William G. Live
Tir Uinrhune
Traianen
Todd
Hopanen
Nat iv
Commerce Commission
Brotherhood Ghinls
Ganerds
Presidential veto confrontation stalls Senate vote
Washington August 10 An air of confusion surrounds the Senate as it prepares to vote on a major reclamation fund amendment and a proposed bonus payment. Reporters fear opposition delays could trigger a presidential veto while Harding remains a looming factor in the outcome.
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Washington
Senate
Sammons
Harding
Civil War Feared as Mexican Rebel Crosses Border
Mexico City dispatch reports fears of civil war after the War Department says rebel leader Pranisco Murguia crossed from across the border near Brownsville Texas and hides in the mountains of Ocahuila. The army moved federal troops under General Amant and intelligence notes an insurgent plot targeting General Merta, who was killed days earlier.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Secretary of War
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Pranisco Murguia Murguia
Brownsville
Texas
Ocahuila
War Department
Insurgenta
Genter Merta
View Director for Community Service Work in City
Woodbridge Wolf succeeds Francis Mahoney as city director for community service, beginning a one year term in September. He is a Michigan graduate and presbyterian church member, with a background in athletics and school activities, and will oversee programs including sports, industrial ties, and youth development to expand community service efforts this coming summer.
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Francis,Mahoney
St. Weinbridge
St. Michelsey
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aeLiVitiee
Wyneler
Milo Vive
Ram
Wheeling
Winall
Ways Square
Wit Presbyternti
Athlon
Well
Dory
Etan
Fenriers
Vechpol
Ambushed Rail Guard Killed in South Carolina Yard Attack
Aug 40 Augusta Ga. One Seth ern railway men were ambushed near the Hamburg yards in South Carolina. SM Peaster 34 was instantly killed after his body was slashed and he was shot. Reed Hooth 22 was severely wounded and may die. A search for attackers followed as Misses Vera and Ruth Smoler returned home from Buffalo, N.Y.
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Gay
Sethern
Yamird Ware
Hamburg
Caroline
Thy Corry
Bansbatliver
SM Peaster
Tinisville
Will Hattie
Reed Hooth
Carter Woilnide
Feaster
Dows
Root
Former Corry Man’s Despondency Ends in Meadville Suicide
A Corry man identified as J. H. Linendell died by self inflicted gunshot at his Meadville home. Reports say ill health and mounting personal troubles driven him to end his life. A memorial procession and police inquiry followed as officials prepared burial details and notified relatives.
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J. H. Linendell
City Briefs Adwarmeementt Wan Today
The report items span intercity rail and local games with references to Warren Erie and Buffalo, noting a Meese event and Bene vorterdday. Mentions a purchase by McGraw from the Indianapolis club of the American Association and a visit to Chis Gty in the metropolis, highlighting recent sports and civic items.
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Betwen Warren
Erie
Charles Wreytenstein
Buffalo
Dormion
Fast Evans
New York City
Hong Tervigpeete
McGraw
Indianapolis
American Association
Thax Toon
Metropolis
Personal crisis reports after husband’s death in Philadelphia
Fragmented notice reports a widow visiting relatives after her husband’s death by suicide. The article mentions Dita Miss Lucile Love coming from Weshted of Mrs Barbara Taylor in Washington, Commander James R. Taylor, and Harriett O'Brien with other names, all tied to a distressing local event.
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Barbara ‘Taylor
Wifeington
James R. Taylor
Daley
Harriett O'Brien
Titusvilleware Rives
Taylor
Eva Koebler
Mre
Hisband
Walth
Papie Street
New Yard
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