Meafield youth secures railroad settlement for injuries
Hugh J. Moshbacher aged 18, who lost both legs when struck by a light switch engine near Meadville’s passenger depot on March 23, reached a settlement with the Erie railroad company. He will receive 9400 mineral compensation. The Crayford County Trust Company filed details with the common pleas court as guardian for negotiations. He was taken to Spencer hospital where amputation occurred: left leg three inches from hip, right leg six inches below the knee.
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Hugh J. Moshbacher
Erie
Meadville
Court of Common Plaat
Crayford County Trust Company
Young Mosh' Pacher
Thestunt Street
Spencer Hospital
City and Vicinity News Item Highlights Local Notices
Mrs ullla Barnesty return home from Warren hospital reported improving. Local ads include banana and peaches sales from Will J Wilcox and a New Way Sandwich lunch promo. Birth announced at Corry Hospital, a son to Mr and Mrs Robert Owen. Baptist Brotherhood meeting postponed to Aug 7 and Altruistic Circle meeting details with work and picnic. Notices of births, meetings, sales, and events interwoven with fleeting local anecdotes and ads.
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Ulla Barnesty
Warren Hospital
The
NuBone' Company
Corry
25Th
Ash Street
Erie
Pennsylvania
Robert Owen
Corry Hospital
Baptist Brotherhood
Cirle
Jay Hurd
J. D. Murray's
Johnson Block
Cellent
Robertson
Pittsfield
Wilkesbarre murder defense outlined by friends
United Press reports that Dr. Harry Heotsman Ashley physician faces a charge of selling his wife. Defense plans to use letters from Mrs. Ginchce Giffora Hoffman to Kokomo, Ind. as key evidence when the case is brought before the grand jury.
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United Press
Wilkesbarre
Harry Heotsman
Ashley
Morehan
Ginchce
Giffora Hoffman
Kokomo
Ind
Hoffman
Ford Today Celebrating His 65th Birthday
Detroit report notes Ford’s 65th birthday as he reflects on work and wisdom. He stresses that age brings experience and judgment, essential to global progress, and that only intelligent work substitutes for labor. The piece portrays his celebration amid production efforts and a focus on meaningful labor.
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Ford
Annepress
Detroit
Hay and crop outlook in local farming region
Farmers report the largest hay crop yet remaining largely uncut due to persistent wet weather. Oats in Wayne township near ripening, potato prices expected softer, corn prospects poor without a warm dry spell, and Curly reports a bumper corn and potato outlook contingent on sun.
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Wayne
Tunney to Announce Plans Tomorrow
Gene Tunney hinted a definite plan about his boxing future would be announced tomorrow at 2 p.m. Tex Rickard and William Muldoon planned a luncheon in his honor at the Biltmore. Tunney avoided confirming retirement and said he had told no one to announce such a move for him.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Gene ‘Tunney
Fox
Thoney
Tex Rickard
Wm, Muldoon
New York Boxing Commission
Rickard
Muldoon
Miners vote down strike in Pennsylvania region
Miners in a Pennsylvania oil region voted down a proposed general strike after delegates rejected a 28 hour sympathy strike plan and a 14 hour measure. Insurgent president Bran McGary warned of possible action, while insurgent locals prepare for a broader call if officers elected at Scranton are not recognized.
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Pittston
Pennsylvania Oil Company
Ocala
Telke
Bran McGary
Isteiot
Insurgonk
Scranton
Opal Gems Described as Soft Yet Durable for Rings
The article explains soft gem opals can resemble ordinary rings yet require careful handling. It notes they may crack with hard knocks, can be reworked, and are generally softer than glass. The text highlights durability concerns and compares opals to other stones in terms of hardness.
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America
the World
Sunday World
Park Row
New York City
Stoneboro Resident Held for Shooting Murder Accusation
Stoneboro resident James McClearn is jailed in Marinier county on a charge of assault with intent to kill after surrendering. He failed to post a 1000 bail set by Alderman Kaily. He claimed he aimed at himself, not Arthur Fisher, but magistrates noted the gun was directed elsewhere. Police had searched the woods for him after two shots fired at Fisher. he later signaled willingness to surrender from Andrew Tarcellia’s home.
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Franklin
James McClearn
Stonaboro
Mariner County
Kaily
Arthur Fisher
McClearn
Atsgf
Fisher
Lattor
Andrew Tarcellia
Albert Huels
Stoneboro
Rocus Regular Ridge Hymns and Local Groceries
A fragment from a small town column complains about missed paper contents and offers a playful poem about local groceries and specials. It notes fruit, cookies, cakes, and home-made items, plus a claim that customers are urged to buy more before stock runs out.
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Rumpus Ridge
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