Gore Denies Evidence From Alleged Conspirators On Stand
Oklahoma City reports Senator Yore defended himself in court denying testimony from alleged conspirators and detailing a Washington hotel incident. He testified about meeting with a woman, a hotel lobby encounter, and interactions that followed, asserting a settlement and disputing claims of impropriety.
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United Reas
Oklahoma City
Yore
Mra
Minnie Bond
Ate Aman
Washington
CM. Frawley
Tudew C. D. Stewart
Winston
Mra. Tondeaewn
Anni
Jacobs
Enator
Erp
Senate
Trainman Killed Near Cambridge Springs
The Erie Railroad reports the death of Hadan Hagen a 42 year old Italian employee on No. 94 near a water tank at Cambridge Springs. His mangled body was found around five o'clock by trackmen while the exact cause remains unknown. He lived in Meadville with a wife and three children, the youngest a week old.
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Montville
Teoree I Hagen
Cambridge Springs
O'Clork
Haren
Ulon
Erie
Muef
Mintray
Salamanes
Hagen
Hazen
Meadville
Wfe
Tax Rate Up Tonight As City Commission Meets
The Tegular city commission gathering tonight will discuss paying ordinances and the general appropriations Animaney. Mayor Pat terson reports an optutory thien may be found. tax rate may be 1a to xmills. Some commissioners cannot here out Jin how this can be done. city has to borrow funds for operating expenses before year end. The current bill shows a $9,000 surplus state but Us WHE tin needed. law change shifts fiscal year start from April 1 to January 1. Both aspects will be considered tonight.
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General Appropriations
Wis
Patterson Jy
Optutory Thien
Kone
Police Case Before City Magistrate Hearing Four Held
City Magistrate Shields presided at a morning hearing in the city building for four prisoners picked up Saturday night. Charles Nelson pled guilty to ad and d charges and paid $2.50. J Pitgerald, from Union City, admitted both drunk and, paid $2.00. Chris Carlyon, a Jamestown resident working here, pled guilty to disorderly charges and paid $1.50. Henry Griffin of Bradford, an aged wanderer, could only raise one dollar but secured release on that amount after promising to depart immediately for other climes.
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Shields
Charles Nelson
J. Pitgerald
Union City
Bolh
Choris Carlyon
Jamestown
Henry Griffin
Bradford
Stark
Municipal Club Defeated at Franklin
The Municipal Club lost to the Franklin YMCA team at Franklin Saturday evening by 97 to 23. Players Crippet Downey Paulson Keating Mount and Bracken represented the local club, which was outpaced by the visitors. The Corry team enjoyed the game and reported a good time.
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Franklin Y. M.C. A
Crippet
Creamery Robbed at Sparta
Robbery at the Sparta creamery occurred last night as thieves entered the facility and looted about eighty pounds of butter and harness. The theft was discovered early this morning when employees opened for business. No traceable evidence or solid suspects could be identified to reveal the culprits.
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Spartansburg
Improvements Begin On 5S Brown Building Facade
Extensive alterations start at the 8 WW Brown block on North Center Street to install a modern theater front for the Amadel Theater. The front will be rebuilt with full width entrances on the north side, basement changes move millinery upstairs, and the store entrance shifts one door north. Work began last week and may take several days to complete the theater area.
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North Center Street
Popilar
Yempsey
Drys Win First Count in Meadville Court Battle
In Meadville Pennsylvania fifty six applicants for liquor licenses appeared before Judge Prather as the license season opened. The Dry faction won an initial victory by compelling a hearing on specific charges against five Meadville dealers, though the ruling was not a final victory for them. Attorney Davenport led the Dry side, while Attorney Best argued for the opponents.
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United Lieus
Meadville
Manor Oensoy
Prather
Drys
Anttorney Davenport
Best
Zapatista Rebels Are Captured Near Mexico City
News despatch from Mexico City reports a federal troop detachment trapping a group of Zapatista rebels ten miles from the capital. The clash occurred on a Sunday morning while rebels were gathered. about fifty were engaged, with thirty five killed and the rest captured.
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United Presay
Mexico City
Faderal
Zapata
Emmanuel Club Organized at Butlermaniel Church Meeting
An interesting meeting at Butlermaniel Church completed the organization of a new Emmanuel Club. Officers named include Jacob Young as President, Tctard Dawson as Vice President, Muinray Ola as Secretary and Treasurer. Committees were appointed to support the work and training will begin, with a meeting planned for next Sunday evening at the vestry. The club aims to support uth work and hold a fundraiser within a week.
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Butmaniel Church
Jacob Young
Tctard Dawson
Vico Proy
Muinray Ola
Treasuirer
Lowe
Carnival at Armory Tonight
A carnival event at the Armory opens this evening with games like a Joy Mile and Fortune Telling. Admission is ten cents with half redeemable in trade, featuring a Presidential item auction and a varied lineup of activities and stalls.
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Alto
Clavents
Troy Narty
Four Percent Interest Urged For Life Savings
A call to save money now in the battle of life urges avoiding waste of ammunition money. The message emphasizes looking to the future and begins with the claim that four percent interest on savings will strengthen one’s prospects.
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