League Praises Harding on Disarmament Efforts
United Press reports a league tribute to President Harding for strides toward world disarmament. Delegates from fourteen nations met as the Commission on Armament weighs options and plans a possible timetable for talks in Washington. Police in Ombourg guarded the scene as officials discussed the issue.
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Legis of Nations
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Washington
Ombourg
Mrs Kaber Sentenced to Life Imprisonment
Mrs Cathérine Eva Kaber was found guilty of murder in connection with the killing of her husband Daniel Mytudor in July. The court sentenced her to life imprisonment, and she remained calm as the verdict was read, escorted from the courtroom by a deputy.
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Award Road Contract in McKean County
A contract for a railway expansion along Route 210 in McKean County was awarded to Bay Waleed. The action, reported by United Press, notes political influence from the Prohibition Party and mentions dates tied to congressional actions in Harrisburg. Local figures Harry Bosworth and George Bowworth are named in connection with the wool trade.
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Prohibition Darty
Pennsylvania
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St Thomas Lawn Social Planned For July 28
The St Thomas lawn social is set for July 28 with arrangements led by the viriona committee under Margaret Hani. Chairwoman and details include refreshments and entertainment features, promising a well attended event at the church grounds with attendees from nearby areas.
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Reward Offered for Bandits at Charlero i
MMOTSHURGAL July 14. Rowardy Amity AGA enrolls four bandits listed as Moonta Dik Ab Uegh AMlne TerOD trese eur. Payment by Cont Company of $10,000 in cash.
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Iron Mills Reopening At Reading Shown By Industry
United Press reports the Robe aoufaron company stock announcement signals reopening of iron mills at Reading. Hope rises as furnace activity resumes and production targets are set for the coming year with steady output expected.
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Weading
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Solingiett Valley
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Haibach Seeks Sheriff Amid Party Rivalry
Haibach runs for sheriff challenging incumbent Max Muthach as Democratic and Republican factions clash. Salisbury deputy, Hamy Schade, and Sidney Stafford vie for nomination with Otto Nick also in the mix as parties field candidates for county offices.
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Stafford
Otto Nick
Siutde
Republica
Democratic
Leailire Wawe
Vay Mdatom
Ayn
V. Hees
Ty Oz
Train Strike Kills Woman and Wounds Man
A woman 40 and a man 45 were struck by a train while crossing a trestle over South Park. The woman died at the scene. the man suffered injuries but is alive. The couple’s names are unclear in the report. The husband escaped injury and the circumstances suggest a tragic accident near the railway trestle.
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Tata
May Miuinky
South Park
Bik
Sid Hatfield Takes Stand in Mingo Probe
Sid Hatfield testified today as a key witness for the United Labor Committee's investigation into the Mingo mine war. Amid tense proceedings at the capitol, a disturbance interrupted the session, but Hatfield remained on the stand as the probe drew focus to a famed West Virginia labor conflict.
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Washington
Tay
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Mute
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West Virginia
Welfare in Belfast Continues
Belfast reports ongoing welfare turmoil as hot firefights erupt amid snipers and shelling. One man killed and five wounded before troops restored some order. deaths since Sunday reach twenty. Incendiary gangs fire shops and saloons, with several demolished by arson and clashes spurring evacuations and hospital casualties.
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Belfast
Claims girl shot BIM and then suicided
The readable fragments describe a claim that a girl shot a person named BIM and then committed suicide. The text mentions location near a road junction in Pennsylvania and an ensuing investigation by Philadelphia reporters. Details are fragmented with unclear identities and sequence.
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Gir
Bim
Government drops case against assailant of Cronkhite at Camp Lewis
The government today dismissed the case against Corporal Robert Roschbluth in the death of Major Alexander Cronkhite at Camp Lewis Washington. The action ends the legal proceedings over the fatal incident at the military post.
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Washington
Sialy
Government
Saag
Heriot
Robert Roschbluth
Alsandor Groukehite
Camp Lewis
Investigation reopening to probe slacker escape motive
The United Press reports the investigation will reopen next Tuesday with special hearings to examine the escape of a slacker and examine evidence for possible sensational findings.
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Washington
Mtteydol
Camarin
Eyidineo
Oil Well Explosion Kills Three at Willro Down
A deadly explosion at an oil well left three dead and seven injured. Workers at Willr Down were reportedly performing duties when the blast occurred. Authorities and rescue teams responded to the site as investigations begin into the causes of the accident.
Eastern club manager death by own action report
A report by Thitoa Prose notes the Eastern club manager at Huetforl Bastin Leagia Mab died by own action. The incident is under investigation as authorities consider the role of Irwin Mtartid and Beatone Trivin, with connections to New York and neighboring teams.
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Bastin
Irwin
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YORK
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Calo
Ty Rpm
Leime
Beatone Trivin
Amof
Nyy
Yorke
Cinginguth
Anderson Drills for Oil at Youngsville
Erie Railroad must pay reparations after a ruling on July 16. The order demands compensation related to damages tied to transportation changes. The case centers on pricing and liability for the era's railway disruptions and oil operations near Youngsville.
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Youngsville
Erie Railroad
Ley United Press
Tmeriabatae
Fen Ronsonstlte
Aged Woman Beaten to Death by Burglars
An elderly woman named Sarah Reoil, 85, was killed during a burglary yesterday. Details are incomplete but reports say she was assaulted in her home and found unconscious before dying. Local authorities are investigating the fatal incident and reviewing possible suspects.
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Atia Sarah Reoil
Boston
Ee Beaton
Company A Plans 10 Camp Next Week
Readable fragments indicate Company A to attend annual summer campment at Mont Graina with departure next week. Schedule mentions arrival weekend and expected timing around Saturday but details are unclear.
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Mont ‘Graina
Perlod
Erie
Mont Tretla Vale
Mora
Financing Cotton Crop Discussed
Governor Macling of the Reserve Board led a meeting with governors discussing financing options for cotton growers. The session focused on credit access, loan terms, and risk mitigation for the wartime era crop.
Recreation Committee Reviews Open Playground Plans
The Recreation Committee discussed opening ward playgrounds for Hue children, with progress reports on Ward grounds, First Ward, and Ponryi Ward sites. A community social is planned for August 1, with September outings and related arrangements under review by the board.
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Sarlong
Waed
Godin
Hays
Five Philadelphia Players Held Over Disorder Charge
United Press reports five members of the Phillies basketball team were held overnight on disorderly conduct charges. The five, named as Morris Shuster Theodore Taunonbuilis Frink Truggy and others, allegedly caused a melee at Central Station after a game. Authorities say the group had bullied and clashed with security and fellow players during the incident.
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Aatges
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Theodore Taunonbuilis
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Teuarko
Japan backs Harding disarmament plan, reports say
United Press dispatch from Porto Porto indicates Japan shows favorable response to President Harding’s disarmament conference proposal. American chargé Anatros Bell confirms tentative consensus during the talks.
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Death of Mrs Nichols in Columbus memory service announced
Mrs Tow B Nichols, aged 88, died at her home on Nome Street Tuesday evening. Funeral services will be held from the Nome at 4? clock Monday morning with interment at East Brady. Husband Charles Nichols survives, with a daughter and others. Local brief obituary notes the passing of a longtime resident and artist Min Howard.
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Charles Nichola
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