State Treasurer Young Makes New Bank Rule
Harrisburg report by State Treasurer Robt K Young outlines a plan to limit handling of central state funds to designated active depositories as the 1918 budget tightens. He notes banks with deposits of 6 000 to 50 000 dollars and warns that appropriations from the governor may shrink the general fund and reduce current year balances.
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Young
Harrisburg
K. Young
Giforminus
Publc
Bovernor
Ken Peat
Balunes
Board of Revenue Commissioners
Peter Gruber Survives Eighth Rattlesnake Bite Incident
A murky report details Peter Gruber being bitten by a rattler for the 28th time while cleaning gravel. The wound required a long, careful treatment including a one inch cut to drain venom and a poultice of rattlesnake skins, with Gruber kept from further harm by immobilizing the arm as the poison rushed through his system. he survived the ordeal though weakened.
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OU City
Rochester
Gruner
Texna
Peto Bng
Tochesters
Seth
Grabb
Aeble Mittlers
Pete
Beware of ointments for catarrh containing mercury
Fragmentary OCR warns readers to beware ointments for catarrh that contain mercury. The garbled text mentions names and places in a jumbled string, offering no clear events or dates.
Destructive Blaze Destroys Franklin Area Structures
A severe early morning fire near Franklin damaged the general store L. W. Donaldson & Son and the private residence of J. W. Touildany at Jackson Center. The blaze started in a basement around 4 o clock, quickly spreading and preventing any salvage. Total loss estimated at 242 000 on contents and 86 000 on the buildings with the distance approval not yet determined at noon.
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Dushance
Woman Shot Near Butler on Hughes Farm Killings Reported
An elderly woman known as Granny Ward was shot and killed at the Hughes farm near Valeness while milking. Michael Hughes, a Civil War veteran and former bankkeeper, was arrested as police allege he used two shotgun blasts to murder the victim. The victim was about 70 years old and widely known in the community.
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Thelen
Cat Ann
Farrell Steel Plant Resumes Operations After Idle Period
Notices posted indicate that the Australian Sheet and Steel Company’s Farrell plant will resume production Monday. Four mills restart, with two new units part of a $500,000 plant extension. About two months of idleness ends for the workers.
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Ausrlean Sheet and Steel Company
Farrell
Records of Congressional hearings stolen in Capitol theft
Rep Henry of Texas reports minutes of hearings with suffragettes have been stolen. The testimony records also missing, raising concern in the Capitol. Police investigate theft at the Capitol.
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Rep. Henry
Texas
Amesty Police
Ura
Express Rates Go Under the Knife
Express rate changes were reviewed by carriers yesterday, revealing substantial cuts in Tone hauls and a shift away from the Corry to New York and Philadelphia routes. Local funds may yield to the pares post, with deep reductions expected, while two class divisions separate express matter into cheaper edible and higher priority categories.
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Wells Pargo Express
Pares Post
Corry
New York
Philadelphia
Mine explosion injuries four at Morid Coal mine near Wheeling West Virginia
An explosion at the Morid Coal Company mine, located a half mile south of Wheeling, West Virginia, injured four workers as more than a hundred men were employed underground. The blast damaged one section while crews rushed to recover the injured and secure the area.
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Wheeling
Fan
Fabey
Morid Coal Company
Hare
Unclear Fragments on Children and Agencies
Fragmentary OCR text mentions children and various names and places but lacks coherent events or details. It references FBI and individuals with garbled wording, preventing extraction of a clear incident, date, or location.
Erie High Defeats C. H. S in Fast Game
Erie High beat C. H. S 60 to 11 as the Erie M H team showed speed and teamwork. Freshmen defeated Union City Freshmen 20 to 6 in a preliminary. Brien led a strong first half rally 18 to 14 before Erie pulled away in the second half. Tonight Erie travels to Sheffield to face the H. S. team there with hopes for a better score.
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Erie MH
U. S
Erie
Erie M. Mo. A
Union City
Paulson
Jour Det Noon
Eric
Ander
Brie
Bill Paaeing
Ulrich
Anderson
Joan Inds
Corry
Devine
Erle
Preshman
Freuhlen Wan Font
Anappy
Wood Uie Breshman
Willle — Williams
Ng'a
Sheffield
Smallpox Fears Grow Near Warren
A report from Warren states Mrs. J. P. Logan of Dufois recently fell ill with smallpox after visiting relatives at the Lord home in Kinkle. The local health board fumigated the Lord residence and clothing, but no quarantine was posted as authorities deem the danger limited.
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Jon
J.P. Logan
Dufois
Bir
A. C. Lord
Kinkle
Board of Health
Aden
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