Widow Reopens Krenz Case In Death Investigation
Frances M Eyens files suit in county official's office against Frank Planiders a Titusville funeral director seeking answers in the death of her husband Hage Ay Keane found near the Drake oil swell on Wednesday November 4. The case unfolds as details emerge about last night’s events and possible foul play after Planiders and associates were linked to the area. The widow contends the death was not natural and urges a full inquiry despite prior exoneration at the coroner's inquest.
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Geille Os
Frances M. Eyens
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Towomey
Kreni
Krenis
Krénes
Wanders
Mia
Flaidere
Wheanan
Sherman Home Destroyed in Franklin Street Fire
A Sherman home on Franklin Street was badly damaged by fire, starting from a double fuse near the creek. The blaze destroyed the interior and back rock, with Charles Philbrick and his wife occupying one side. their goods were heavily underinsured or uninsured. The building carried about $560 in insurance, likely beyond repair, with investigators pointing to an overheated chimney as the probable cause.
Four crushed under boulder in Archbold mining incident
Archbold Pa February 1 four anthracite miners attempting bootlegging operations were killed when a huge boulder fell on them. Two bodies, Michael Mojian and Leonard Pitesimmons, were recovered while the other two, Joseph Marion and Martin Thayer, remained trapped beneath the heavy rock.
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Leonard Pitesimmons
Tink
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Martin ‘Thayer
Distinctive Motion Clarifies Perpendicular Diameter Path
The text describes a motion executed by the foot of a perpendicular diameter of a circle, involving a particle moving at a velocity in a specified field. It discusses refining the motion to switch the platform to a different state when a crank is turned uniformly.
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Astin Enzlat
Burbank Again Takes Pulpit
The naturalist Burbank declares he is an infidel and tackles believers at a Sunday appearance in San Francisco. He denounces idealists and hypocrites while defending science and human welfare, urging readers to wake from dogmatic slumber.
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United Pro San Francisco Colls
Petether Burbank
Scientist
Pires
Rup Viank
A. Hyinning Hall
Hart Jess
Lau
Christ
Rogets of Columbus Plan Barn Dance at Armory
Members of the Rogets of Columbus Attenday complete plans for their annual barn dance to be held at the State Armory on Wednesday evening February 10. Power's Pop Orchestra of Titusville will provide music. The event is a major local social for the Jocal's Caseys, drawing attendees from the city and nearby towns. Tickets are available from club members.
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State Armory
Power
Pop Orchestra
Titusville
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Caiel
Corry Manis Named Director At Galion Iron Works
A. L. Foster of Galion was elected a director of the Galion Iron Works and Manufacturing Company at the recent stockholders meeting in Galion Ohio. Foster has long been a stockholder and now joins the board of a major maker of road machinery and equipment. In other news a seaman reports a Pacific Chilean coast zone where fish refuse to live despite cold Arctic currents.
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Galion
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Conyoure
Norway
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Chilean
Farmer Hurt While Working in Woods
Elbert Simmons of Route 6 was injured in a wood cutting accident when a heavy tree limb struck him on the head. He received first aid from fellow workers. Dr Sibler found multiple injuries including a cut and possible bone injury. Simmons remained at home for a period, not hospitalized.
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Forint
Sibler
Chautauqua Trolley Line May Be Saved
Residents and officials consider saving the Jamestown to Mayville trolley line after a postponement by Public Service Board Commissioner Pooley. A group plans a new company to operate the line at an estimated $12,000, citing the route as vital for summer visitors and local students. Normal summer population about 50 000, with 600000 visitors expected. 180 high school pupils rely on the service. Decision expected by February 15.
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Chautiuqua
Alga
Former Corry Resident Dead
Word was received of the death of Dennis Reardon, aged 31, who died at Humot Hospital in Bre Saturday evening after a week's illness of pneumonia. Reardon was born in Corry and lived here for years. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. Arthur Weaver, and two brothers, John and Daniel, all of Erie. Funeral services will be held from St Andrews Church in Brie, Wednesday morning. Burial will be made in Erie.
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Humot Toxpital
Married teachers barred by Bristol school board edict
The Bristol school board forbids employing married women as instructors following a vote by the Oil School board arresting married women from teaching positions.
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Bristol
Bristol Board
Authorities arrest six for drunkenness in city crackdown
Police early Sunday arrested six individuals for drunkenness and disorderly conduct as part of a city effort to curb bootlegging. Offenders face fines of 10 dollars plus costs, with escalating penalties for subsequent appearances. Three remained jailed, others paid fines. authorities vow tougher actions to curb illicit liquor sales and weekend intoxication.
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Securini
Oplcine
Representative Curry to propose retirement of Cal Mitchell
California Republican Charles Curry announced he would introduce a bill to retire Major General Cal Mitchell from the Army to correct injustices toward air critic Daghty. Mitchell would have been eligible for retirement in two years if he remained in service.
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Mitchell
Durant City terror as guards flood streets during trial
In Durant City a child burns to death after kerosene is poured on coal in a stove while parents are away. In Lexington Kentucky 1000 National Guard troops move in as a murder trial nears, guarding court buildings and streets amid fears of violence and mob activity. Local authorities plead for calm and justice to prevent further bloodshed.
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Herriot
Sylvia Phonness
Handy
Charley Tharvaay
Amer
United Pro
Lexington
Tytewt
Tarvin
Neko
Maverice Bryant
Boise
Patra
Ermo Kenncky
William Lambetty
Save Monarch Park Pranklin Officials Seek Park Rescue
There may be a chance to save Mopureh Park a 20 year old pleasure resort midway between Franklin and Vi City Oreialy of the Olympia Cay ford Park Co with resorts at McKeesport Greensburg and Jeni nette conferring with Citizens Traction Company the present lessees who had announced it would close this summer Growth of automobile traffic and decline of street car patronage prompted the talks with officials and locals about keeping the park open.
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Iris Secon
Franklin
Vi City
Oreialy
Olympia Cayford Park Co
McKeesport
Greensburg
Jeninette
Citizens Traction Company
Brother Williams and the hunt for happiness continues
In Atlanta Constitution prose, a Karnacker tale unfolds with Brother Williams seeking happiness through a debate about penance and settlement, weaving themes of faith, cost, and community dynamics in a period voice.
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