Bound Over To September Court In A Case Of Public Safety Incident
Special report details a July court appearance involving multiple defendants connected to a public safety incident at Spartaralirys. The proceedings reference first degree charges, local police, and testimony from Commonwealth representatives. The fragmented OCR text mentions Prince Crawford, Chief of Police, and several named officials, outlining a tense courtroom scene and testimonies.
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Lolay
Phan
Ann Awe
Prince Crawford
Spartaralirys
Balire
Junie
Rohinots
Vwgik
Vinry
Anes
Vuultiel
NOR
Mat Kalled
Crayford
Jy Seth
Helens
Corny
Nggr
Mavsin
Miller
Wilby Lid
Torlas
Sidermin
Teri
Bok explains $100000 peace plan offer
Philadelphia philanthropist Edward Bok outlines a peace award worth 100000 dollars aimed at drawing world attention to crafting a lasting tranquil plan. He states the money is symbolic to attract negotiators and focus public interest on a concrete, independent effort.
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Philadelphia
Uuitou
Tatemasian
Edward Mi Bok
Anti Philanthrophist
League of Natuhe
Ponecisius
United States
Mr. Nek
Longshoremen Threaten to Tie Up All Shipping
Longshoremen threaten nationwide disruption as a strike spreads from Hoboken to Manhattan. Eight ships tied up. about 900 Hoboken workers strike, with 1000 on call. Demands include wage increases, overtime pay, and higher daily rates as unions press for action.
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Hoboken
Manhattan
Atlantic Coast
United Prose
New York
New York Harbor
New
Wylender
Joreey
Mbn
Marie
Alwuemex
Atelke
Fire at Gloucester Causes $40000 Loss, Spreads Across Homes
A massive blaze in Gloucester New Jersey caused about $40,000 in damage early today. The fire started in a garage and spread to two neighboring buildings and nearby homes, with sparks threatening further spread until rain helped quell the flames. Fire crews from surrounding towns aided, and officials noted potential future government consideration following the incident.
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United Prek
Gloucester
Aresnen Iy
Gx Garage
Hull
Dogen
Omni
U S Drafts Separate Pact With Turkey
A U S separate treaty with Angora emerged from late negotiations in Lausanne. Secretary Grew said no definite signing date, but Turkish experts indicated the pact neared completion and could be signed Friday. The accord aims to solidify U S Angora ties as part of postwar settlement.
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America
Lausanne
Joseph
Turkey
Grew
United Press
Yiaremeiye
Arigora
Nuwar East
London
Rents Rise in Brooklyn Across Several Buildings
In Brooklyn, tenants were notified today that rents will rise on October 1. Wad, Harmon & Co and J.P. Day, large New York realty firms, announced increases or maintained current rates, signaling broader rent pressures as new buildings remain scarce since last fall.
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Wy United
New York
Brookes
le Raisvig
Wad, Harmon & Co
Janene
Greater New York
J.P. Day
Big New Yorke Realty Corporation
Brooklyn
Franco Belgo accord on reply to Britain announced
Paris reports that Franca and Belgium have virtually agreed on how to respond to Great Britain regarding the rapanancum note. A joint reply is to be prepared before Parliament adjourns on August 2. The Belgian ambassador outlined his government's views to Prime Minister Poignon.
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United Prose
Paris
Great Britain
Premie Pojnoatre
Judge Delays Receiver Appointment in Pennsylvania Company Case
In Philadelphia today Judge Dickison postponed naming a receiver for the RL College Company of Pennsylvania, saying he needed to consult with capable parties first. He indicated no receiver was announced yet, pending further examination of who should take up the task and whether to rehabilitate the firm or pursue other actions.
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Dickison
Ohio
Indiana
Philadelerian
Dicissi
Collige
Péifestvarla
Pennsylvania Companyollows
le Fone
Pickineen
Heavy losses in Wyoming from cloudbursts
Wyoming isolated by floods and damaged roads after heavy cloudbursts. Bridges on the Chicago and Northwestern line collapsed. five Chicago area highways and miles of rails ruined. Property damage estimated at 81,000,000. No fires reported. a bolt from lightning caused one truck incident. Weather brought high waters and new record levels across the region. Local social notes mention Mrs. Win Beverly traveling to Meadville with her parents and a quiet wedding of Ruth Mixer and Arthur Eckmoji at the Libde home, with plans after a Warren trip.
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United Pro
Casper
Wyoming
Ruth Mixer
Arthur Eckmoji
Libdé
Warren
Otheir Frisnda
Centor
State workers at Findley Lake face mass dismissal drive
United Press reports February and July move by state agencies to cut staff as part of a broad retrenchment. About 7,380 workers across departments including highways, forests, welfare, and agriculture are being released, with 21 public works inspectors among those affected and a general push to streamline government payroll.
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United Press Arrisiurg
Orie Tendead
Milford
Times of Employey
Len
Preyautsly
Ng Ae
Ine
Aly
Department of Forests
Wat
Wits
Stu
Masinp
Taital
Hi Way
Asidalit Sbetetiry
Connell Liu
Ttt
Department of Welfare
Prople
Inferiol
Agriculaire
Dnetuching
MH Sanders
Hart Tridsistry
Snyder Threatens to Hold Up Payrolls
In Harrisburg on July 24 Governor Pinchot faced a looming constitutional clash as State Treasurer Charles A Snyder threatened to halt payrolls July 1 over purchasing power arguments. Snyder indicated no compromise and prepared mandamus motions, while Attorney General Woodruff joined the administration in urgent discussions.
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United Frese
Harrisburg
Charles A Snyder
Pinchot
Milford
Woodruff
Snyder
Inne
Roy Empr
Haird
Department of Justice
Woodrill
Stormhalts Camp Routine at Mount Gretna Guards Camp
Relatives receive letters as Corry boys rest at Mount Gretna encampment. Guardsmen huddle around fires after a heavy rain and wind storm, weather easing forest fire threats and halting training at noon for drills resumption in the meat halls. Commanding officers say rain aids training and forest fire prevention, as rain ends a period of disruption.
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Hendy
Corry
Mount Gretna
Dealtheani
Camp
Anderson
Sty
Plasner
Trial on New Voth state road project in doubt
Superintendent Fitch told the Journal that a road construction project favored by state authorities faces delays as bids and contract awards await action. He noted the survey is done and advertisement for bids planned, but timing may shift with season and political pressure. Senator Pepter indicated bids could be opened within two weeks.
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SVN
Noth Haytyond
Corry
Twie Way
Chautaie
Airvertie
Fitch
le Journal Tedgy
Roa
Prellin Furney
Taf Bite
Mhawtaugya Cuwsty Road
Hwad
Addings
Wellini
Hy Couny
Wids
Hiesifileas Ox Atlan
Fiteh
Faghwus
Snellane
Anovhier
Ag Chamber of Compsneren
George Wharton Pepter
Peninsylvania Wit
Street Shower for Children to Be Installed
Street shower plans announced by Sol Wolf of Community Service for youths. The municipal project aims to provide a shower facility near the Wilding area, with Keystone Sprinkler Company donating services and public subscription raising funds for the remaining apparatus. Expected to be ready for early next week.
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Sol Wolf
Keystone Coristhe Yow
Wolf
Ilfich
Web Tightens Around Coyne in Pittsburgh Murder Case
Police suspect Pat Coyne, 19 year old bride killer, may have talked of the murder while recovering at West Penn Hospital after an attempted self inflicted death. Detectives questioned nurses and orderlies as Chief Brann denied releasing information.
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United Pros Pttsburgh
Pat Coyne
Wwhhin
West Penn Hospital
Coyne
Brann
Fenes
Woman found dead in Monongahela River near Munkall identified as slain
Police believe the auburn haired woman found in the Monongahela River near Munkall yesterday was murdered. The body wore a white dinner dress with bruising and both eyes bruised. An autopsy is planned at Homestead to determine the cause of death.
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United Press
Monongahela River
Munkall
Homestead
Additional Indictments in Antinatoon Leader Case
New York July 25 grand jury returned two additional indictments against William H. Anderson head of the New York state antinatoon league for extortion. Previously three indictments for grand larceny and forgery raised the total possible sentence to eight and a half years if found guilty.
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United Press
NEW York
William H. Anderson
New York State Antinatoon League
Anderson
New Harley for City Traffic Officer Debuts
The city received a new Harley Davidson motorcycle for traffic officers yesterday. Officials say the vehicle will improve enforcement of regulations and increase efficiency in patrolling the city streets.
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Findley Lake
Department of Health, Property and Supplies, Forestry and Labor and Industry
Highway Department
Chautauqua
Administrative Code Executive Board
Corrys
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