Warren National Bank Accessibility and Address
The Warren National Bank sits at Liberty and Second Streets in the heart of the business district. It explains you can reach Warren by two rail lines or local trolley and notes the bank’s large five story building is easy to find for depositors coming from distant parts of the county.
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Roosevelt Charges Taft Stole the Convention
New York July 12 The American People deserve to know that Roosevelt accuses Taft of stealing the Chicago convention of 1912. He argues the minority made a majority through fraudulent delegates and that if 80 votes had shifted from California and other states the renomination would have been defeated.
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Ap Volpnter
Judge Archbald Impeachment Backed by Lopsided Vote
A Senate panel recommends impeachment of Judge Archbald by 222 to 1 amid calls for public action. The article notes the political climate and quotes conservative leaders urging principled resistance to government overreach as Roosevelt plans a midwest campaign to support the Progressive Party.
House Impeachment Approved in 222 to 1 Vote
The House adopted 13 Articles of Impeachment against Judge Archbald by a 222 to 1 vote. Republican John R. Farr of Scranton spoke and voted against the articles being adopted, while a committee of managers was named to prosecute in the Senate. Also notes on Olympic events and Vincent Astor plans appear in the dispatches.
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Lorimer Defends Himself Amid Roosevelt Feud in Senate
Senator Lorimer rose to defend his contested 1909 election as Roosevelt allies press for reform. He attacked Taft and newspaper editors, alleging Roosevelt would have won the Chicago nomination if corruption aided his camp. New affidavits from Mississippi and Georgia delegates surfaced, triggering quick partisan reactions in the chamber.
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Puiling Clashes With Husband Over Memory of Presidents
The fragment notes a dispute involving Puiling and her husband about recalling presidents and a dated reference to a third child born at New York Pres. The text is unclear and incomplete but centers on memory of the nine presidents and a birth event.
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Puiling
Fragmentary note on a trial and proceedings
The text contains garbled dialogue about a trial. It references plans to proceed with a trial and someone’s uncertainty about bringing a person to trial, with no clear names, dates, places, or outcomes available.
Farmhand Killed by Lightning as Storm Strikes Farm
A farmhand named Cyril Keon died when lightning struck during a severe storm at Lightning Mille Farm near Sparta. Four tons of damage occurred as utilities failed and phones were knocked out in Lat Crone. Local authorities report the fatality and widespread property damage from the July night incident.
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Ron Bing
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Theatrical Manager Slater Dies by Suicide In Hail of Tragedy
Coroner's jury reports C Dundas Slater theatrical manager killed himself while in distress. The verdict cites self-inflicted death and cites mental strain as the cause following a recent personal crisis.
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C. Dundas Slater
British Objection Presented to Knox on Canal Tolls
A British note to Secretary Knox requests delay on canal legislation and objects to U S tolls for ships using the Panama Canal. The British government argues the Hay-Pauncefote treaty would be violated if the United States demands tolls or restricts passage for American and foreign vessels.
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British Government Considers Canal Toll Policy Change
Reported from London that the British government has moved toward altering canal tolls after earlier plans. No final decision announced as officials continue consultations in the capital.
Inconsistent Doctor Inquiry Sparks Clinic Exchange
A Philadelphia Record note reflects a garbled dialogue about patients and value of life in a business context. The fragment hints at a doctor asked about best patients and a clerk discussing a license and expense, with unclear surrounding details.
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Philadelphia
How She Felt and Bills Drama in Baltimore
A fragmented note describes tensions over payments and feelings between a woman, Bill, and others in Baltimore. The text hints at breakup, exasperation, and financial strain as conversations unfold.
Untitled Fragment Summarizes a Broken Text Piece
Fragmentary OCR text reflects scattered phrases about mind health body peace justice and duty with no clear events or names to identify a specific news item. The readable content hints at a historical or literary excerpt rather than a reportable incident.
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Oil City Trust Co
First National Bank
Warren, PA
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United States Depository For Postal Savings
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Panama Canal
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