Frightful double tragedy at Jamestown ends in death
W W Hoard killed wife Mary Wooley Moat then shot himself after earlier quarrels at the Grits Hotel. The couple, once Jamestown residents, were found deceased in their rooms as authorities investigated the murder suicide. Hoard planned a trip to New York. the hotel staff reported the couple had quarrels with employees. Hospital and police reports confirm the fatal shots and the discovery of the bodies. The affair has left the community shocked with inquiries into the couple’s troubled history and connections to local households.
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Yoon
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Hite
Tuméstown
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Wank
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Tay
New York
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Trigedy
Rise in Gas Rates Reported by Pennsylvania Gas Co
A Warren meeting reports the Pennsylvania Gas Company plans to raise consumer prices. Vice President Graham cited a renewal rate of 45 cents versus 42. The company intends to spend nearly a quarter of a million dollars to expand and improve the plant, increasing pressure for higher charges across towns like Tamoytown as confirmed by local officials and state bodies.
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Hotinestown City
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Pennsylvania
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Graham
Tileromini
Cnpany
Tamoytown
Ty Prroont
Aya Tom
Yak
Talon
Amethyst Battles Raider Clash Dims in Sea Fight
A report describes a naval confrontation where the Amethyst sinks one raider while another escapes. The carrier Amoliiyer and the JOE AUanete are referenced amid damaged ships and chaotic exchange, with unclear details about outcomes and parties.
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Aedabloro
Fabriuey
Cernuin Goarater
Male Og
Joe
Jed -Nustiinny
Ekntier
Wiley
Distribution of Troops To Be Continued Report From San Antonio
The report from San Antonio notes continued troop movements following a planned attack. General Fivnton reportedly died in an ongoing effort to maintain contact with Cole and Stoktes as authorities assess the situation. Troops plan to press on along the border amid threats from opposing forces.
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San Antonio
Horder
Gonteral
Belgian Rations Cut In Half Report Rumored
A London dispatch reports alleged halving of Belgian rations by the German government, amplifying hardship on Belgium as population and supply lines face crisis. The accuracy of the claim remains unconfirmed as the altered ration policy would affect civilian sustenance and wartime logistics.
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London
Hal
Belgium
All Corry Liquor Dealers Get Licenses
An item notes that all Corry liquor dealers have been granted licenses following a court explanation of the licensing action and its implications for local commerce. The report references the court’s remarks on the licensing process and the renewal status for the affected vendors.
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Corry
Corry Man Married at Oil City
Joh McVelry son of Mrs Thominn McVelin of West Plownanl reel married Miow Keating of gum place at St Josephs Church Oil City. Ceremony by Rev Sheridan attended by many friends and relatives. Wedding breakfast at brida n parents home then departed for honeymoon via Denver, Gola and Bull Take city Utah. They expect to be back for a home in Oil City. The McVelins are well known in the community.
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Mra
Thominn McVelin
West Plownanl
Ily City
Wodriowits
Jonesph
Miowis Keating
Ium Place
Sheridan
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Parenta
Roupie
Déaver
Gol
Bull
Chy
Utah
Mir
MeVelin
No Official Report Yet On German Actions
Fragmented foreign dispatches indicate no official confirmation of German troop movements or policy shifts. The State Department reportedly had not verified key claims by eleven o clock and officials warned against relying on unconfirmed reports amid ongoing Allied and German actions.
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Turred
State Department
Gerisovermont
Ily
Amonteank
Postian
Raveromont
Pho
Atley Wan
Garmin Jatley
Altria
Elks Initiation Event At Lin Ilka Home
Elks held a late evening initiation banquet at Lin Ilka Home with officers for the upcoming year nominated. A delegation from Warren attended and members of the antlarad tribe were noted for their presence. After the work was completed the group hosted a reception, with attendees returning to their homes later that night.
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Lin Ilka
Dany Mora
Minsyilte
Sollowine
Warren Deloju- Hon
Saniidates
Doxton
Warren
Nernins Inn
New Corry Product Display Promises Growth at Plant
New Corry unveils a fibre Moraltre Coni Hy Hie Wodbust Inveremng Leplay product line. The display features diverse furniture pieces including a PHhUnG Aton and Whrary table, with varied finishes like ivory and brown. Officials state first shipments may begin in two to three weeks as production ramps at the Wel plank facility and the stock chain tightens.
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Sinfon
North Confoc
Bayin Op
Moerlain
West Bend Stpper Seraline Chats and Packers
CPM Agen
Hawa
Sue
Whitt
Jine
Bomb Plot Discovered in Boston
A Boston plot to blow up the State House was uncovered on February 11 as police questioned informants and followed leads. Investigations target a plan linked to the Raymond Manufacturing Company and figures from Blyrin and Thusviio, with authorities seeking to thwart any attack.
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Boston
Houma
Dakelbser Dorn
Fukraty
Armory Concert By Local Band Prompts City Poll
The Board of Commerce announces a Tuesday Armory concert at Le Sinio Artuney in Webb County. The event aims to gauge public preference for music at My Park this summer, with popular numbers on the first program and instrumental pieces on the second. Tickets are 50 cents. The city hopes a large turnout will support a lasting public-band program.
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Board of Commerce
le Sinio Artuney
Corry
My Park
Armory
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