Jamestown Men Fined for Riots in County Court
Jamestown youths Oscar Carlstrom age 18 and Ray King age 21 pleaded guilty to a reduced riot related offense in Mayville county court. Each was fined 50 dollars with Carlstrom paying immediately and King given until Monday to raise funds. Trial settings were adjourned to next Monday with Judge Ottaway demanding readiness for all cases.
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Jamestown
Oscar Carlstrom
Ray King
Mayvilleins
Carlstrom
King
Oil City Man Fatally Hurt In Plant Fall
Samuel Osman, worker at Imperial Works of Oil Well Supply in Oil City Tench ward, fell about 11 pm while twisting a pipe. He landed 20 feet, fractured his right arm, and suffered multiple broken ribs with possible internal injuries. he remained unconscious at 1 pm today.
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Oi City
Samuel Osman
Ule Tench + ward
Osman
Is Tome
Plum Street
Dr. Sharp Called
Tr Ty
Tatt and Roosevelt Compromise Talks Spotlight Chicago Event
The draft text notes a convention in Chicago aiming to craft a compromise candidate. Guests included John By White of Kansas City and Jamestown leaders such as Samuel A. Carlson and A. N. Browd hwnd among others at a dinner at an upper hotel.
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Tatt
Roosevelt
Chicago
Curtauisa
Samuels
John By
White
Kansas City
Whiten
Jamestown
Mr. White Ware
Samuel A. Carlson
Chardon Mt. Dow
S. H. Kondiivad
A. N. Browd
Gilford
Charles H. Gittora
B. R. Allen
Frederick P. Hull
Augustis &. Allen
Edward J. Green Frederick Ft. Peterson
Royllis Re Rogers
Bleger Green
J. Alary
Careless Shooting Near Warren Hadley Investigated
A chaotic scene along the riverfront near Marken and the South Side sees youths with rifles firing recklessly. District Attorney Lyons contemplates action to curb such dangerous behavior by boys as residents report near Jamestown and Conumwaoko Creek.
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Marken
Teddy Barber
Lyons
Sevat
Jamestown
Hadley
Grape Belt Men Plan Meeting Over Freight Rates
Local growers from Westfield gather to oppose proposed railway freight increases. The Fruit Growers’ Association calls a special meeting Thursday at 2:10 PM to decide steps, with the executive committee arranging details and notifying members.
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Westfield
Stephen
Stranger terrorizes Lottsville maniac in village attack
A stranger, James Ward, terrorized Lottsville in broad daylight wielding a heavy weapon for about an hour before being subdued by the town constable. Ward, disrobed and bleeding, was taken to a local justice by car and identified by he missing relatives. officials in New York City determine his next steps.
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Warren
Pas
Totuim
James Ward
Juatoe
Vie
Ponce
Lowe
Jalle Ward
New York
Hik Wetlone
Innan
Yates Returns Home After Cleveland Hospital Visit
George F. Yates comes home to Warren from Cleveland Hospital. Doctors report no cancer indications after attention to a growth on his neck. He rested comfortably at home on Liberty street and declines to undergo surgery at this time.
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Warren
George F. Yates
Clark
Cleveland Hospital
Vail
Mosart Ay Co Mook
Eddy Allen
Cleveland
Yates
Unclear medical remedies listed in fragmented notes
Fragmented OCR text cites various ailments and remedies with scattered phrases. Names and places are obscure, with no clear event, dates, or identifiable persons.
National Bank of Corry Directors and Services Listed
Corry Pennsylvania bank led by President Honey Keppel with directors O Andrews A Depew and others. The notice notes general banking business including time deposits and foreign currency matters.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Oil City
Missouri
Cohen
Harry Gray
Hannah
Crossett
Howard & Foster and
Beacon
Crossett, Howard , Foster, and Beacon
Oxfords
SLC
Oxford's
Sanne Ie Ie
Lottsville
Snorew
Barhorst
Ft. Loraime
Ohio
Gale
Smith Henry Keppal
H. Andrews
Prank Laurie L. Wy Olde
Heath
Imer
Kineald
T. H. Cogswell
Gerry T. Kineald
Greenles
Corry
Horn
Barnes
EC. Barnes
G.M. Ream
First Ave
Stein
AES Eee Sena
AREPE
POL Sommany
PARKER + Jack
Babbitt’s Drug Store
Warre
Yay
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