Mabel Normand Case Shown In Chauffeur Ambush
Mabel Normand figure in a sensational incident as her chauffeur fired a revolver at Courtland Dines, wealthy Denver oil operator, in Dines’s apartment. Dines wounded, Normand’s leading lady Benita Purviance questioned. Purviance and others described tense scenes as detectives investigated the assault and attempted to protect Normand from further danger. Dines later recovering in hospital as charges and unclear motives unfold.
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United Prov
Angeles
Mabel Normad
Fim
Tar
Hal Tyg
Joveenlyt
Courtland
Dines
Denver
Jor Vphoneer
Miss Normand
Tureday Night Green
Kelly
Bena Purviance
Chapay Chaplin
Greer
Mins Purviance
Teadquartars
Homie
Nisa Puriake
Noxmand
Mins Pirvinito
Tito
Coustland
Diney
Miss Nofiaie
Pines
Samattan
White Netly
Gmor
Fox Bay
Dillan
Gasoline Price Rise Expected Next Summer
A forecast from Warren yesterday predicts gasoline prices to soar next summer due to declining crude oil production and rising crude prices. The analyst notes motorists will pay more as refineries face higher costs, with spillover effects on all gasoline products and related motor fuels.
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Warren JM 2
U. Raa Aiee
Indy
Yry Automobile
Dridgra
Wal Promingit
Warren Retinor
Ike & Plimmmge
Soan
White Oil refinery at Clarendon becomes public concern
A dispatch from Clarendon reports the White Oil Company and its stockholders facing a setback as the Union Central Oil Company exposes a mass of stock held in Wasrel, Kane, and nearby towns. The Clarendon refinery has been closed for months, with locals hoping the plant might reopen under new ownership, while investors see large losses and a stall in the Warren area’s business life.
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White Oil Company
Warren Revidants
Union
Central Oil Company
Wasrel
Kane
Clarendon
Ilisendlon
Wto
Funeral Services For Mrs Dl Dewey In Memo ry
Funeral services for Mrs Viola Dewey were held at the North Center home with Christian ministers reading prayers. The service featured hymns and tributes, followed by burial in West Lawns Cemetery in Colome. Several relatives and friends attended from nearby towns and cities.
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Viola
D. L. Dewey
North Center
Maorence Tillowen
Christian Licenceshuteh
Winks
Margaret Atunile
Misa
Mildred Tilliia
Dewey Mause
Joan
West Lawns
Colome
Jaimex P Woord
Wrank
Howard
Ji Wesley Howard
Pranik Whiteley
W. Cook
Gregson
Baptists Plan To Redecorate Their Church
Pastor Roth announced a newborn daughter Harriet May born December 26. The church widens its member canvass with over fifty homes visited, aims to speed the work and welcomes last Sunday’s offerings over one hundred dollars without pledges. Missionary giving supports China India and other fields while local fundraising continues for church improvements.
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Roth
Harriet May
Parians Org
Gup Fecul
Holédy
China
India
South Africa
South Amverige
Jowse Atl
Fragmentary note on Japanese religion and worship practices
A damaged OCR fragment describesJapanese religious demands for four men to worship on the goley by days. It alleges evasion by erplulding Muile dirt in a room corner and mentions windes for the pure pose. The unreliable text limits clear conclusions.
Rumors of War Quietly Stir Balkan Front
United Press reports amid tense frontier rumors of 7000 Bulgarian comitadurs massed in Radomin Gustandil and Petrus threatening invasion of Greco Serbian Macedonia. Greek government resignations accompany military directorate’s collapse as new assembly convenes.
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United Press
Athens
Jag I
Rumarg
Inv
Bulgaciya
Radomin
Gustandil
Ad Petrus
Macedonia
Between
Greece
Roumania
Auer
Gonutay
Plastiras
Admiral Moffett denies Shenandoah fault claim
In a firm statement from Lakehurst New Jersey Admiral William Moffett head of the navy aviation bureaus rejects assertions attributed to Shenandoah's commander about a Arctic mission. He says the dirigible's leader defied the reported claims and stands by the ship's orders.
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Shenandoah
Arctic
G E Martin Dies Near Bear Lake
Gilbert E B Martin dies two miles south of Bear Lake Pennsylvania at p m December alat age 71 years with wife Mary Church Martin, daughter Mrs Millie Hurdy, son Kenneth Martin, two grandchildren Ralph and Macie Martin, brother Fred Martin, sister Mrs Tritt Denis. Civil War veteran of New York 16th Regiment General services Thursday January 1st at the home with interment in Year Life cemetery.
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Gilbert EB. Martin
Bear Lake
Martin
Mary Church Martin
Millie “Hurdy
Spring Dick
Kenneth Martin
Ralph
Macie Martin
Bedr Lake
Fred Martin
Surmcone
N.Y
X Sinter
Mra
Expect Large Attendance at Club Supper
Upwards of seventy five sportsmen of the city are expected to attend the turkey supper and get together session of the Corry Red and Gun Club to be held at the Hotel Phoenix at 7 Oclock Thursday evening. Officers said tickets are nearly sold out guaranteeing a capacity crowd. The event offers music and short talks, with visitors Presidents Sherwood and Dear from Union City and Erie Gun clubs and Game Protector Cross among those invited to speak.
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Corry Red and Gun Club
Corry
Hotel Phoenix
Sherwood
Dear
Union City
Erie
Cross
River floods close Parisian rail station
Paris authorities ordered Gare d Orsay shut as Seine floodwaters inundated the big railway terminal. Tracks flooded, hundreds of trains halted, traffic redirected to the Invalides station. Evacuations mounted in Beauvais, Auvers sur Oise, Champagne, Cergy, and nearby towns as sewer and river levels rose.
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United Prow
Paris
Gare Dorsay
Seine
Gare D'Orsay
Bonneuil
Beau Wont
Auvers Sur Oise
Champagne
Cergy
Tse Adam
Joy
Ren Nevers
Lonckad
Rotary Club Opens New Year Meeting at Phosinx Hotel
Rotary Club members gathered at the Phosinx hotel for the first meeting of the year. Tastings Tones, Community Service director, spoke to a well attended session. Also notices solicit better grades from Hof Business College Warren Pal to start training January 17. Lost two skin sable seat near arm rest last evening reward left at the Journal office.
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Rotary Club
Phosinx
Hof Business College
Warren
Pal
Oval
Y Tournal
Fragmentary Post Item on Tri Gen Smear and Seaines
An incomplete item mentions a Tri Gen smear linked to Seaines and a reference to the Abiphidner Qhiaiga and Festmed, with possible ties to Bubby Suter of Philaciotin. Readable details are sparse and names appear garbled.
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Qhiaiga
Han
Bubby Suter
Philaciotin
Village Deacon's Advice on Patience and Duty
A village deacon counsels in measured terms about not taking offense when life does not revolve around one. He urges acceptance of age-old duties to keep watch like the sun. The piece touches on poison ivy concerns and agricultural oversight, framed as practical guidance.
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts a topical rub made from red peppers to ease rheumatism and related pains. It claims a tingling heat within minutes, relief for stiff neck sore muscles and chest congestion, and urges immediate purchase with the same preparation on each package.
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Mabel Normand
Case
Windsor
Windsor Castle
Nluie
Hmuilver
Wortle
White Company
Tidioute Field
DL. Dewey
Mervin Nusthay
Retirnind
W Ault
New York City
Wndersignsd
Thy Speyer Farm
Five Corners
Corme
Harar
Jenni Sovinsky
Devnet
Baptists
Bible School
G. E. Martin
Stanley
Earth
Moon
Rae
Parisian
Gare D’orsay
New Post
Hils
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