Company A To Take Full Unit To Mt Gretna
Preparation is underway by Company A officers and local infantry for a training encampment at Mount Gretna starting July 28. The week before, a Borry company will train at Groth, with units from the 8th Division assembling at Tobyhanna for two weeks of drills, while Mount Gretna camp is named in memory of Lieutenant Pritchett who died in action.
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Usth Infantry
Mount Creda
Borry
Cvn
Groth
8Th Dlivision
Winigadé
62Nd Cavalry Brigade
213 Coast Artillery
109Th Mo
Tobyinna
Mt Gretaw
Anp Duthy
Golone
Stenuk J. Duthv
Wsrd Engineers
May Battle Rum Runners on High Seas
On July 7 off the New Jersey coast, federal prohibition agents pursued rum runners as ships carried liquor worth about 700000. Authorities plan to deploy inshore vessels to intercept and seize smuggling craft sailing outside the twelve-mile limit.
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LY United Eros
SEA Bright
Ferteral
New Jersey
Faldnghe
Yedera
Appleby
Sulla
Unclear OCR item on Glatz repeated search note
Fragmentary report mentions Jacob Glatz and unresolved search efforts related to a disturbance. References to Constable Ruppersburger, Officer Foley, and a scene at Concord are unclear due to garbled OCR text. No verifiable date or location can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
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Jacob
Ruppersburger
Foleys
Wife Insincerity Turns to Tragedy in Pittsburgh Apartment
United Press reports 40 year old Smith, deputy U.S. marshal hopeful from Steubenville, allegedly killed his wife and then died by suicide in their Pittsburgh apartment. Letters found describe alleged infidelity by his wife and imply a self inflicted death.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Smith
Unitef
Steubenville
Reidatycht
Short
Ty Smith
Fourth man held in big postal robbery case
A fourth man is implicated in a mail rotary robbery from October in which £2,000,000 worth of Honda were stolen. Detectives seek the loot alongside $800,000 already found. Authorities name Jeremiah Seville and Edward Bryce Charlub Hannan and Charley Lambart as persons of interest.
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Rotary
Ap Honda
Jntast
Nuapeot
Jeremish Seville
Forums
Edward Bryce Charlub Hannan
Charley Lambart
Forest fires devastate western Washington region
Weathered by wildfires across western Washington from British Columbia to the Columbia River, authorities report heavy losses. The blazes have destroyed homes and farms, with insured damage reaching substantial sums as crews battle the flames and evacuations continue.
Food prices rise across cities in month ending June 12
A government report shows food prices up in 22 major cities for the month ending June 12. Prices rose overall from the previous month and were higher than a year ago, with varied changes across cities including New York and Philadelphia.
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Washington
Tahini
Seth
NeAdun
Tacrontes
Ingiusteds
York
Piteburel
Newark
Haran
Revolt Is Crushed at De Janeiro Stronghold
Insurrectionists who held a stronghold near De Janeiro reportedly capitulated after four days of siege. The United Press notes the insurgents fought until the end before surrendering on Wednesday.
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United Press
DE Janiero
Pont
Psihn Inpurgerits
Wil
Toy
Conditionilly
Rome
Tun
Franklin tops UTS history with largest June
In a rough regional report, Franklin records its biggest June in UTS history as June ads and company reports note a high monthly total. The Motive mobile Company notes June surpasses prior months with strong sales and factory activity through August 1.
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Franklin
UTS
Byrauush
Hromielinutomobile Company
Ads
I News
Ent
Cope RW. Brown
Prumblith Ext Ji
Terris Tors
Ward's Mother to Testify in Murder Case
Mrs N Willard Artis of Prains New York is sought by authorities as Ward S Ware’s mother to testify in the slaying of Peter Bevarike. Police believe she may confirm Ward’s statement that he killed Bevarike after Bevarike attacked him.
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United Pros
Prains
N.Y
N. Willard Artis
Walter S. Ware
Naval pacts approved by Commons in second reading
London July 7 United Press reports a bill approving a formal accord on arms and naval arms limits was read a second time in the House of Commons. The debate touched on disarmament and submarine warfare abolition, with discussions referencing former premier Herbert Asquith and the broader international terms.
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United Press
London
Washington
De Valera Hunt Fails as Free State Troops Hit Rebels
A failed operation by De Valera cited in reports as Free State troops push into Tavonet and capture insurgent positions. Hundreds of insurgents are said to be taken. the former president remains under heat as bombardments and barrages occur near the Republican strongholds.
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Frosn Publin
Free State
Tavonet Int Presssziy Tay
Siuushing
Cobel Taingliche A Inhuint
Kamonny Ile Valery
Wlkwilingtom
de Valea
Playground Program Arranged by Community Service Council
The Community Service Council announced weekly playground activities at Fairview and Washington grounds and Hatch School. Programs include sewing classes for young girls, ball practice for older youths, nature studies, crafts, and contests from Monday to Saturday with varying times.
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Ommunity Service Council
Con. Wd
McCollough
Brooks
Starr
Mateh Concard
Fairview
Mui
Washington
Migs
Lunder
Hateh
Ufeteh
Scott Yamen
Dempsey to Meet Willard in Wichita Boxing Showdown
In Wichita Nevada gale reports edge toward a bout between Jack Dempsey and James Willard. Promoter Tex Rickard and manager Jack Kearns push for a summer showdown as talks wrap with July or August dates under consideration.
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United Press
Wichita
Kans
Gale
Jack Derg Pest
Jane Willard
Jack Kearns
Tex Rickard
Kearns
Reinhard Wie
Kearny
Ray Arch 44
Mineer
Aviland
Ines Yoda
Willard
Archer
Jett
Women Strikebreakers Train Attack Sparks Illinois Riots
Chicago July 7 mass rioting in Illinois rail shops led by women and families of strikers as a mob of up to 1000 attacked a Central train station in Burnside Decatur and other towns. Troops mobilized, violence reported, while union leaders and railroad executives held talks on settlement terms and possible open shop concessions.
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Chicago
Sid Sinters
Asia
Warner
Wat
Jewell
Sion
Tol
Uw Uniter Press
Nul
Ilinois
Whaily Central
Burnside
Shistipme
Ube
A. Ayandl
Wolence
Lairly
Srom Ghicagde
Bilinois
UF Wiriac
Decaturtadi Dolavun
Decarn
Moss
Truit
Angie Hen Inet
United States Teaid Road Endor Board
M Jewell
Railroad Labor Board
Ballor Board
Ayram
Milwaukee
St. Phu
U S Prohibition Drys Debate Resets Twenty Five Years
Washington debate on aridity and prohibition intensifies as a federal commission weighs measures. Figures show about 35 million gallons of liquor in circulation, sparking calls for a radical policy shift as public sentiment divides.
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Washington
Weyhansted
Revival fuel conservation measures seen
United Press report describes a revival of fuel conservation policies aimed at protecting the public and prioritizing government and critical sectors. It outlines steps to allocate coal and energy to essential industries and public services before private power, along with guidance to offset shortages during the administration transition.
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Iby United Press
Columbus
Provident
Harding
Protectiog
Menack
Legion Band Concert in Park Sends Evening Crowd Music
The American Legion fund sponsored the second concert of its series in the city park last evening. A fine program was presented by the organization with Emrys Stone and others leading the ensemble to entertain a gathered audience.
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American Legion Fund
Emyrsan Stone Jet
Mallory and Lenglen Reach Wimbledon Semifinals
American tennis queen Molla Mallory defeated Beamish 6 2 6 0 in the Wimbledon semifinals. Suzanne Lenglen won her match to set up a final against Amelia Earhart in a record low bid, with odds quoted at 24 to 1.
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Wimbledon
Erie
Molla Mallory
Beamish
Sivanne Lenglen
London
Naemite
Pononk
Ayill
Amelia Day
Services in memory of Miss Dunigan
Memorial services for Miss Mary Mulligan were held at her home on Marion Street and at St Thing church Ave Miele. Attendees included out of town guests Mr and Mrs Michael Marper, Mr John Marper, and PR McDonald of Titusville. The church service featured a vocal selection and was followed by burial in St. Thomas Cemetery with bearers Shea Leo Mut derick Joseph McMahon and Thomas Impsey.
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Bervices
Mary Mulligan
Wolock
Marion Street
St Thing Church
Miele
Harper
Wale Yung
Thot Stone
Willian Dike
Bate Lowing
St. Thomas Cémenty
Shea
Leo Mutderick
Josep McMahon
Thomas Impsey
and. Sry
Ichael Marper
John Marper
PR McDonald
Titusville
Keesaot Wesley
Baton Secures New Plane for Exhibition Here
A local exhibition announces a new aircraft on display with pilot Wy Dory Gould and a team preparing for tests. The event plans include wing demonstrations and a three-part showcase, with the public invited to view the craft and related aviation presentations.
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BATON
Styles Come and Styles Go as Legs Endure
A fragmented report from New York describes fashion styles changing while legs remain constant. References to a Paris event and a performer named Jilly Te appear amid garbled text and scattered names, noting a show and audience reactions with unclear details.
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Spy Unitad
New York
Jilly
Tiay
Paris
Iolane Insueti
Narisienne
Hyoves
Tere
Annie
Home Sinks Into Mine Workings as Six Escape
A home fell into a mine shaft near Scranton, trapping the Mulinny family. Six members narrowly escaped as the structure collapsed into the Glen Algom coal workings. Alarm and careful repair work followed, with authorities recalling a past deadly incident in the same mine alley.
Plot Against Rathenau Foiled In Vigo
Two youths believed to be the conspirators in the attempt on German Foreign Minister Dr. Walter Rathenau arrived in Vigo. The episode involved a thwarted plan and armed forces. authorities expected further statements.
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United Press
Walter Rathenau
Bor
Troy
Stetmer
Music Lovers Day at Chautauqua Feature Concerts
Today at Chautauqua the United Symphony Orchestra performs two concerts led by Conductor Wilma Washington and featured soloists. The program includes a Philharmonic style selection and a noted recital by Corryites. reviews praise the orchestra’s artistry and audience reception. The festival continues with other classical offerings and a lively afternoon program by the Lewis company.
Progressives Defend Open Primary Plan
United Fresny reports Progressives defend open primary proposals amid party tensions. Leaders Borah Norris Johnson and La Follette promise broad reform to extend primaries beyond presidential years and challenge old convention rules. The article notes opposition from some party foes and ongoing debate over primary expansion.
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United Fresny
Washington
Progrese
GY Reddy Tyne Tie Witack
Ponitmdons
Carntess
Ihelidinie
Senavirs Borah
Norris
Johnson
Lathilerte
Inquiry into Gotham Subway Fire Probes Cause
New York July 7 government investigators and experts opened parallel inquiries into a deadly subway fire that left nearly 160 passengers overcome sixty five feet below ground. Dr Clarence J Wert of the National Research Council in Washington notes a chemical condition similar to a powder burn may have contributed to the blaze.
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United Press
New York
Clarence J. Wert
Natonal Reseagett Council
Washington
Garment Workers Extend Aid to Miners
United Press reports New York July 7 that the Garment Workers Union extended aid totaling 100000 dollars to striking coal miners. The announcement followed a conference with union leaders including Bel Gonypers and other labor officials.
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Garment Workers
United Pres
New York
Tadiow
Bel Gonypers
Antaricag Jf
United Mise of
Amurigas
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