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Submarine Disasters Rally Urges End to Warcraft
The record lists 14 deadly submarine sinkings since March 24, 1915, with deaths ranging from 20 to 85 and totals exceeding 800. Countries affected include Britain United States Japan Russia France Italy, via collisions and مجهled naval maneuvers. many blame submarines as treacherous and cruel, urging their construction and use cease.
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Chaplin valued at eight million in journal notes
Twenty years ago a Hollywood note from July 1912 praises Charlie Chaplin as wealthy and influential, detailing an $8,000,000 fortune from stocks bonds cash and credits while noting his limited recent productions. The item also mentions other town affairs including depot improvements and local business mentions.
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Questions and excerpts from a wartime era paper
A mix of quiz style questions about Erie County creation New Zealand and Alamo massacre date plus a note on a painter of the soul and a query about a Corry school district treasurer. The passage also includes a fragmentary line from Uncle Eben and garbled text referencing Washington Star and global regions.
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Memory of Cohan and the cartwheel that never happened
Hollywood veteran George M. Cohan recalls a poignant moment from rehearsals for The Merry Malones in Boston. Arthur Deagen’s sudden collapse interrupted the show and became a chilling foreshadowing ironies for Cohan as he prepared for his first talkie The Phantom President.
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Sun Energy Estimate by Dr Abhor Shocks Scientists
Dr G Abhor estimates solar energy reaching Earth equals energy from burning 517 billion tons of coal, suggesting vast potential for capture. The claim highlights solar power as a major global energy source, with implications for energy policy and future technology development.
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Jamestown man admits holdup report was a hoax
Richard E. Abbey, 20, of Springdale Avenue, owner of a North Main gas station, confessed to police that his Sunday night claim of being robbed for about 100 dollars on East Virginia Boulevard was staged to cover a need for money due to his wife illness and hospital bills. He stated he faked the incident to avoid a shift with a gasoline wholesaler and admitted carrying only 26 dollars in cash and two dollars in a check at the time.
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Two Men Burned In Kane Gas Station Explosion
In Kane on Tuesday morning two men suffered severe burns in an explosion at the Emblem gasoline station basement storage area on Fraley and Greeves streets. H D Curry 38 the station manager was brought to Kane Summit Hospital with face and arm burns. plumber Tracey of 122 Birch Street was taken to Community Hospital with burns to legs back and arms. Witnesses said Curry attempted to light a cigarette igniting fumes as gasoline had just been emptied into tanks and caps replaced. Both men remained conscious and escaped the pit with pain and shock.
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English family rescued after three days with wax candles
Haiz Vortens, an Englishman, his wife and three children arrived in San Antonio Argentina after two weeks lost in the Andes. They survived three days on four wax candles during a blizzard after leaving Antofagasta Chile four weeks ago.
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Aunt Bandit Gang Robs Farmer Near Shippenville
Hiarion county police on Monday spread a drag net over five counties for a gang of hold up men who Saturday night robbed farmer B. Karg near Shippenville. His wife and three children watched in fright as the bandit jumped on the running board, forced a stop, beat and robbed him, with an unknown amount taken. A Clarion county physician and two others have been similarly held up in the past three days.
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Two-Thirds Rule of Democrats Doomed at Future Conventions
Charles P. Stewart reports on parliamentary expert Clarence Cannon arguing the Democratic two-thirds rule may fade as conventions evolve. Cannon notes states once defending the rule show less enthusiasm, and predicts future conventions may renominate the Jeffersonian ticket without a two-thirds consensus, amid ongoing internal debate.
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Enrolment Surges at First Baptist Bible School
The daily Vacation Bible School at First Baptist Church reports 100 students enrolled with growing interest. Miss Taylor directs, noting 15 students in the first class Monday evening and ongoing individual instruction. She has studied under Homer Rodeheaver and other noted teachers, with eight years of proven work.
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Horseman Stricken at County Fair Grounds
Ansoner Toomey a renowned horseman in the region died suddenly at the county fair grounds while working a trotter named Bandur Bell. Russell Holman and F L Bowman saw him topple from the sulky and summon aid. Coroner Blood ruled heart attack as the cause of death.
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