John Purroy Mitchell Reported Murdered in New York
Disjointed despatch reports the former New York mayor John Purroy Mitchell killed today while training as an aviator. The article notes his past tenure as mayor, wartime service, and immediate death in a shooting incident, with references to military ranks and locations in New York and New Orleans.
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New York
Joan Purray Mitchill
Wamp
New Orleans
John Ve Mitehall
Dorathy
John Pursey
Tinelty
Wid
Bby
Hylan
Aviation Corps
Engineer Prevented Fatality at Jamestown Tracks
An engineer heroically averted a fatal incident on the Brimalway in Jamestown North, early morning. The train sprang the brakes after a near collision with a woman waiting on the tracks. The emergency measures damaged seven cars but saved the woman, a native of Italy, from being struck.
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Jamestown
Thaly
Tire thieves active in Oil City
In Oil City area reports say an organized tire theft ring operates across nearby towns. The group allegedly targets automobiles, often removing tires and leaving vehicles unsafe, with several incidents attributed to the same crew over recent weeks.
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Oil City
Meadville Gunner on Transport Traced in Rainbow Day Incident
The Meadvill e gunner Raymond Dykag was aboard a transport ship on Rainbow Day when a submarine attack delayed the Rainbow Dayton voyage to Illinois. Covington reports a wreck or attack last night, with details unclear and ongoing investigations.
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Meadville
Robblves
Raymond Dykag
Ranapont Covington
Yie
Tran Mort
Proclamation Probe River Excursion Disaster and Militia Camp
Reports detail a planned Pennsylvania Revenue Militia gathering at Mt Gretna from July 12 to 20 including special trains and regiment movements. The notice notes discharge times, brigade organization, and a formal camp opening led by Camp Gen. Thomas J. Stewart, with events and a public memorial bearing on the disaster list and ongoing inquiries.
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Corty
Wriday
Mt. Grettna
Beavis
O Gly
Franken
End
Warran
Bradford
Untta
Corry
Mendvilla
Invin
OM City
Hare
Brank- Mn
Ol Chy
Teave
Énitsion
Branford
Johnnonburgill
Johnsonbury
Pound
Willecamp
Mt. Gretna
Thomas J. Stewart
Reservoir Hill
Thiu
Nmtusville
Regent Waghington Street
Coli Clyde D. Wil
Theatrical Workers Not To Be Called Waltington
The Provost Marshall's office ruled today that many theater workers including carpenters and mechanics are not to be included in military service. The decision excludes actors and stagehands from the Work of Military Duty, leaving baseball players unchanged.
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Waltington
Col Warren
Provost Marshall
Melis
Mylit Ruttig
Wounded Civil War Soldier Button Remembered
A Richmond era account recalls Button a Civil War youth wounded near the Front lines at the Battle of Flight field. He served fourteen years under Shennan, sustained a bullet to the jaw and shoulders, and was carried away by brothers Davi who also faced loss. The story marks the 6th of July as the anniversary of his severe injuries.
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Frank Ytton
Klnnite
Button
Davi
Dows
Mr. Button
Dovlurey
Dovlurey the Bullet of the Command In White: Ho Aenveit “Wow InAs Lip of Thera
Ékter
Local P and E Division Wreck Ties Up Line
A serious wreck occurred late yesterday afternoon between H fusion way and St Marys on the Local P and E division causing the line to be tied up. Seven cars derailed in the derailment with the rear unit crushed by the current. A car was delayed at N40 near Wrenley as passengers were held on the train. Some trains were late and arrival times were disrupted with no injuries reported in the readable fragments.
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St Marys
Sbvenil
Wiel Werk
Ibu
Wits
Abe Husen
Ovat
Tha Wrenley
MISS RITA KE PORTER YEOWOMAN IN NAVY NOW
Miss Rita Ke Porter Yeewoman First Class with the Navy, daughter of Mr and Mrs O R Porter of Ils oly, graduated from Corryingh School and earns notice in New York City employments. Missouri relations Mr Hortonville and Mrs Muny Won Hanrend plan funeral attendance for their relative, the late Mrs Mulor.
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Rita KE. Porter
Russ Porter
Naval
Ordinénire
New York City
Porter
Mrr
OR. Porter
Ils Oly
Nayy
Chiton
Hortonville
Wis
Muny Won Hanrend
A. Pond
Veterans Experience Day at Barlow Farm with Post Wo 70
Members of J. J. Andrews Post No. 70 Georgia visited A. H. Barlow's country home and stock farm near North Hust for the day. They arrived by automobile, enjoyed a moonlight ride, a smoker, and a barbecue. The blooded stock impressed Mr. Butlow, and outings were greatly enjoyed by the veterans.
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J. J. Andrews Post
Atock Farm
A. H. Barlow
Nort Hust
Butlow
Food Men Watch Short Weights in Sugar Sales
Deputy Food Administrator Pawke urged vigilance as grocery firms face penalties for selling sugar to restaurants without the required Sugar Distribution Certificates. Pennsylvania officials say violations include short weights and mismeasured sales, with prosecutions under state and federal food control laws possible.
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Pawkewistier
State Food Administration
United States
J. M. Sheely to Remain in City After Closing
Unclear OCR notes indicate J. M. Sheely plans to stay in town following a business closing on East Main Street. The text mentions his shop and home, with a possible sale of the building to Frank Lita.
Americans In Action Near Toul Report German Push Halted
Americans in action near Toul and in the Vosges report German attempts halted by French and American lines. French forces claim to have repulsed several German stampings toward their positions and taken a large number of prisoners in the region around Le Chowny Woods and nearby areas.
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Parks
Toul Trout
Vosgen
le Chowny Woods
Hearing Delays Gas Case Arguments in July Session
Public Service Commission officials explained at Harrisburg that the July 11 session will be a formal conference among counsel for the gas company and the People's attorneys. The meeting aims to settle procedure and set times for future hearings, with a later session possibly before the full commission to determine the issues.
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Public Service Commission
Harride
Erte
Whlurneys
People Aid Attorneys
Gan Company
WIL Ue
Public Service Camission
Harrisburg
Hundred Fifty Seven Casualties Reported by Pershing
United Press dispatch from Washington dated July 6 reports American casualties among Jews and Marines. General Pershing lists 157 total for the day with 15 dead of wounds, 3 from disease, 9 from other causes, 1 from accident, 1 from other, 17 missing, and 2 unaccounted. Marine contingents total 114 casualties with 11 dead, 52 wounded badly, and 48 slightly wounded.
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United Presa
Washington, D. Gy
Pershing
Conpa Caauntiea
Stanford Hose Picnic Announcement
Stanford Hose Company will hold its annual picnic tomorrow at Ober's Grove north of town on the main road. The company will travel by automobiles provided by friends and all members are invited to attend the outing.
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Wile Tim
Shields
Jong
Ga Tae Mayar
Unlted Press
Cory
Porta
Tunigut
Columbia Bay Road
Jiroba
Paling
Stanford Hose Company
Ober's Grove
Maxadim
Heath Named Captain of National Army Signal Corps
A telegram received this morning from Mrw. Heath announces that her husband G Hugone Heath has been commissioned as Captain of the National Army Signal Corps. Captain Heath is stationed at Vancouver, Barrecha, Washington, and many relatives will extend congratulations.
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Thia
Imrw
Heath
Shor
G. Hugone Heath
National Army Signal
Vancouver
Barrecha
Weshinston
Police Dept Records Busy Day With Missing Children
Two young girls reported missing near Kinley Lake were believed in the city after a mother left them in a park. Police traced them to a local factory seeking work while intoxicated, and a city officer searched the area for the two, with a report that lighted firecrackers and a skunk wandered into the park.
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Loni
Rapide Mala
Kinley Lake
Drdnkennean
Boy Dead After Auto Strike While Playing Near Street
Erie residents report a seven year old boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. JC Barry, killed when he dashed into the street after a tossed ball. The auto driver Wilbert Roberts and others were questioned at police HQ and to appear at the coroner's inquest tonight.
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Erie
John 4
Barry
Brie
Anashor
Anashor Mutonwo- Dile
PP Parsons
Minton
Washington
JowHor
Wilbert Roberts
Cononers
Corry War Stamp Sale Sets City Record
A local report shows Corry's thrift and war stamp drive breaking records with 410 184.92 raised in the baby bonds during the period. Total city sales reach 5460 70, and per capita uptake outstrips many towns, reflecting strong local pledges beyond the northern campaigns.
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Trsnet
Corry
Semen P. Crown
Jane
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