Third Ward Well Rescue After Narrow Fall
A delivery driver fell into an old abandoned well while retrieving berries on West Congress Street. He was rescued with the help of a second man, suffering back injuries but walking home the next day. A city council meeting was halted as bids for Liberty Street work were discussed and the Clark City bill's impact on local contracts debated.
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Netohon
Fraser
Botang Works
Congress Street
Third Ward
Minahan Place
Netcher
Rce
Notohor
Wic
Althe
Liberty St. Agwer
Arisvatia
Clark
Clark Bill Aécordine
Iin
Unknowns Injured in Franklin Accident Near Mendville
A party of wanderers from Mendville suffered serious injuries after their car left a curve near Franklin on Sunday. The driver was pinned and a woman and a small girl were thrown from the vehicle and fainted, later revived with difficulty. Franklin physicians attended the injured. license plate 58087 noted.
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United Wren
Franklin
Mendville
Suneath
Farewell Services Mark Retirement Of Longtime Presbyterian Superintendent
The Sunday Sabbath School at the Presbyterian church held a farewell for Dr. P. G. Wood after twenty years as superintendent. He resigned, and Harry B. Smith accepted thanks on behalf of the school. Mr. Whittlesey’s portrait was unveiled, and the chapel gift was noted. Nevin R. Dickwell will assume the role in fall. Services resume in September after summer renovations.
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Presbyterian Church
P. G. Wood
Baying
Hey
Woodward
Henry
Whitlesey
Whittlesey
Wood
Harry B. Smith
Teo, Woodward
Chavtau 4Ia
New York City
Americans win tennis cup at Wimbledon final
Americans secure the Dwight Davis Cup in Wimbledon England, led by Maurice McLaughlin Harold Hackett and R Morr Williams. McLaughlin, the California star, delivered the decisive three straight sets 4-6 8-6 6-3 6-9 6-4 victory in the final as the team overcame Austria Germany and Canada en route to the title.
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O. P. Dion
Mckaughin
Public call for civic good men for new city commission
Citizens urged to submit names of suitable local candidates for the upcoming commission form of government. A coupon appears in this issue for readers to suggest likely persons, with details to be printed later as needed.
Big Crowd Attends City Park Vesper Service
A large gathering filled the City Park last evening for a union vesper service, with Rev Shumaker delivering an optimistic sermon while the former Corry pastor spoke to strong attention. Milan Waller led the cornet and singing, Hay Woodward directed, aided by Ray McIntyre and Roy Hall.
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Shumaker
Ambassador Under Heavy Fire Again
Paris dispatch reports Mesona Constitutionalists condemning Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson for neutral stance during Madero overthrow. They accuse him of complicity via embassy protection and urge President Wilson to recall the envoy to ease regional tensions. Also notes heavy fighting near Canton de Carmen with thousands affected.
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United Pres
Paris
Mesiona Constitutionalist
Henry Lane Wilson
Washington
Madoro W
Wilson
Madero
Maxtes
Canton de Carmen
Cephuly
Hearta
Monn
Weather Forecast for Western Pennsylvania Today
Western Pennsylvania enjoys fair conditions today with a cool air mass and a notable drop in temperatures. Expect clear skies, light winds, and a comfortable high around the mid sixties with a brisk evening dip.
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Pennsylvania
Amputation Two Years After Injury at Jamestown Hospital
Dr J C Kibler performed a second amputation on W J Fulman of Jamestown after a shotgun injury left the forearm stump at the wrist. The infection spread up the limb and the operation, done Saturday, removed the arm about five inches from the shoulder. Fulman, age sixty eight, Withstood the procedure satisfactorily.
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J. C. Kibler
W. J. Fulmay
Jamestown
Pulmen
Spod ‘Island
Forearmen
Vy Dry Kibler
Sunday Hearings Lightly Resolve Drunken Arrests
Three local men were arrested on drunk and disorderly charges Saturday night and brought to the city jail. A Sunday morning hearing at the City Building resulted in release with fines, some paid. Police reported a busier night than usual and tackled ongoing Sunday train riding and trespassing by local youths near freight houses, prompting plans for more officers in the area.
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Flyor Alexander
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Gamalata
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Warren, PA
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Co. T. Conarro, Cashier
Savings Insurance
Citizens National Bank
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