Paving Contract for West Main Street Awarded to Keystone Co
The City Commission awarded the West Main Street paving contract to Keystone Construction Co of Meadville after a lengthy session. Plans included sewer work and sidewalk repairs on Pleasant Street. bids on West Main, Pleasant, and Spring Streets faced delays and price confusion. A $48.08 rebate was approved for the Keefe property at Smith and West Wayne, and Mrs Miller received a city relief payment after an accident claim.
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West Main
Keystone CO
Pleasant Street
Heath & McCray
City
Miller
Patterson
Commusnion
Heystoug
Mead Mille
West Mula
Addile Biller
Commie
Ivanix
Columbia Street
Franke Barder
J. M. Negalor
Charley Koloker
J. J Minthelm
Heanse
Tagenhook Warries Chrous
Wayne Atreet
Iy B. M. Love
Bon Ayd Honth
First Avons
Slath Avenue
Keystone
Spring Street
Muse Banne
Anhonement News
Keefe
Smith and
West
Dr Waite Sentenced to Death in New York Court
Dr Arthur Warren Waite, convicted murderer of Mir and Mia, was sentenced to death in a New York criminal court. He faced the death chair in Bing Sing prison during the week of July 10. Waite remained calm, expressed no emotion, and thanked the court for the manner of the trial, saying he would give his life as partial payment for the injuries he caused others. He added that he regretted nothing but his life and asked to atone in any way possible.
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United Prena
New York
Arthur Warren Waite
Mir
Mia
F. Pack
Grand Finplda
Oday
Tustion Shur
Bing Sing
Bng
Walte
Pentoncs Wan
Big Month in Police Department Report for May
The May report from Police Department Chief Harry Davin notes 41 arrests by officers during the month and a total amount collected reaches a substantial sum, marking the largest number achieved to date.
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Theit
Police de Digiment
Harry Davin
Hnep
Strike Ties Up Pacific Coast Ports
Strike by riggers and stevedores halts traffic at Pacific ports including San Francisco Portland Seattle and Oakland. Prompted by wage demands, authorities report the work stoppage began early this morning. Cargo handling is disrupted with ferry and harbor services adjusted to bypass the strike.
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Iby United
San Francie
Tai
Pacific
San Francsco
Portland
Jonttla
San Angeton
Pueble
Oyly Harbor
Upton
U, & Mall
Malin
Foyer
Marbor Fox
Anto
Italians Evacuate Key Italian Position
By United Press London June 1 Italian forces evacuated a key position before advancing Austrian forces. The move appears aimed at delaying the Austrian advance and preserving substantial resistance elsewhere. Local leaders pledged to regroup and defend remaining strongholds despite the setback.
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Preen
London
Aalaga
Vau Novhoaponte
T ‘Nde
New
Germans Lose 300000 at Verdun in Big War Toll
United Press reports German losses at Verdun reach about 300000 as heavy fighting rages along the western front. French and German forces trade artillery and infantry duels near Dead Man's Hill with morale and supply concerns mounting for both sides. Reports claim fresh German troops enter Verdun while French resistance stiffens, underscoring a costly entrenched struggle in the long siege.
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Iy United Press
Jake
TV Fy
Miniae
Son Odrimry
French War Office de Flores
Verdun
Erie settles damage suit for death
United Press reports Erie railroad agreed to pay 4500 in damages to the widow of David M. Garrison, a railroad conductor killed in the Greengilly yards on April 1 of the previous year. The settlement occurred in Mahoning county court after a case brought by the widow and other plaintiffs.
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United Press
Myadyilio
Song Phe
Erie Railroad
David M. Garrison
Youngatown
Mahoning County
Meath
Dsst
Garrison
Greengilly
Keynote Speech Highlights Democrats Endorsement in Columbus
Secretary of War Baker delivers a keynote in Columbus praising past accomplishments and unity after the foreign policy crisis. He asserts the party will win with Wilson as president, stressing a firm stance against any split vote and backing the administration’s handling of the global situation.
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United Press
Columbus
Orore
Seston
Baker
Wilson
Tao
Woodrow Wilnon Hn
Hwkor
First Park Concert This Evening At Park
Weather promises favorable winds for the First Park concert by the Board of Commerce Band. Director Black announces an elvian program including Marchs by Ivana Alexander and Serenade by Planajo, with 24 pieces ready for a crowd expected tonight.
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Thia Evenli
Ct Plac
Park Band
Black Tadday Aiwong Cot
Elvan
Mberne
Mark Inteveri
Mareh—Tha So
Ivana Algxianider
Andy Peasayt
Pr. v. Suppe
Tlosoy
Walte
Corbin Mpillay
Holmen
Ivan
Ing
Board of Commerce
Local resident’s mother dies in short notice
Mrs PA Peruye, mother of WIT Napiliron of Cite City, died near Hal Bran after illness. Survived by daughter Mind Northrop and two sons, Dexter of Bank Tranch and Dexter of Oklahoma. Funeral services held yesterday at family home.
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Peruye
Wit Napiliron
Cite City
Bprie
Hal Bran
Dauhter
Mind
Prince of Wales to Wed Jolanda in Rome Visit
Fragmentary notice reports the Prince of Wales marriage plan to Jolanda amid a Rome visit. The garbled text mentions royal matchmaking, potential betrothal, and a publicized royal tour. Names and dates are obscured by OCR errors but indicate a high-profile engagement rumor surrounding European royalty.
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Prince OF Wales
Jolanda
United Pee
Pelyan
Wales
Hoturita
Rome
Victor
Troy
Roosevelt Not Going To Chicago
In a brief city appearance Colonel Roone Yell announced he would not travel to Chicago. A small crowd greeted him as Albert P Moore and the Friary hosted the event. The gathering included honeyed remarks and support for a New York traf action following the ceremony.
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Thest Press
Pilveburgs
Roone
Menger
Thin City
Chicago
Albert P Moore
Friary
Walt
New York
Prizes Listed for Tomorrow’s School Athletic Meet
A chaotic list details prizes for a forthcoming school athletic meet at Washington School. Numerous sponsors and items appear, including sports shirts, bags, and hardware items, with many entries referencing local businesses and donors. The scattered OCR yields many garbled names and items, but the core note is a prize roster for tomorrow’s event.
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Sty
Washington School
Prias
Agnox Cameron—traval Society
Buckeye
A. Aumnehmer
Fred
Hontex
Ranynd
Herfatain
N. F. Amos
Nill Hopi
C.g. Rabbit and Son
R. G. Lingtstey
Johnson—Blade BK
Livi
Ludiew Furninhig
R.F. Livermore
Tand Bag
G. N. Roboria—gille
Tockings
Umbrelli
H.W. Sleund
Blue Silk Brosk- Inna
T.H. Rogers
Dlootric Lantern
T. We Woolworth
J.T. Daltr
A. A. Frank
Lyons
Oco Dent Mane
Roam
York
Rae Peagh
United States Will Refuse to Withdraw Troops from Mexico
United States government signals firm stance on maintaining troops in Mexico. The assessment notes pressure from Mexican authorities and allied nations, with policy options under consideration and potential regional impact discussed by observers.
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United States
Mexico
Official reports deaths at Citizens National Bank prompt inquiry
Within Poptoitwale today the vice president at Citizens National Bank was in charge at the scene this morning as inquiries opened into the death of a young woman. Witnesses describe a gun, a struggle, and a fatal shot, with authorities noting possible self harm.
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Poptoitwale
Aumod Hi
Citizens National Hank
Tla
Postlethwait
G. H. Marlow
Marow
Ouiluthwall
Silittmer
Berlin Admits Loss of Trenches
Berlin reports a French capture of about a hundred yards of German first line on the southeast front near Man's Hill. The war office notes heavy artillery action and a furious cover by French forces. Details remain uncertain with official notices mixed in the dispatch.
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Walled Press
Berlin
Tea Man's Hill
War Office
Mrs Cowles Elected President of Federation
Formal announcement from New York states May 1 1921 results of balloting for the Federation of Women’s Divisions. Joland Cowlad of Los Angeles is named president for yearday’s balloting. other officers announced include Miss Aor fie Bacon of Magy vice president second vice president Ali ss Hmima Tiley North Carolina Recording Secretary Mry G McParland South Dakota Corresponding Secretary Mrs Fy 5 Ev ar ott Iris Auditor Mrs Wy .P Harber Washington.
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Ty United Press
New York
Jojlan E. Cowlad
Los Angeles
Aorfie Bacon
Magy
Second View
Auiss Hmima Tiley
North Carlina
Mry. G. McParland
Soyty Dakota
Evarott
Iris and Auditor Mra
Wy .P. Harber
Washington
Weather notice for Wealbir-Parly area report
An unreadable weather fragment mentions Lochahl ou Weames and Fritag with unclear timing. No usable forecast details.
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Wealbir
Parly
Alopdy
Lochahl Ou
Weames, Bbonate
Fritag Hae
Auxiliary Will Canvas The City
A Tospitay Auxiliary Day committee urges city residents to cooperate in preparing fruit jars for the coming winter. They seek jars and help, asking interested households to contact via the Bell phone, while noting all members are reviewing the matter.
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Tospitay
Takelng Am
Wilson to March in Parade
United Geees reports that Wilson will take part in a city parade. Details on route, time, and participants were not provided in the readable text.
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Dy United Prees
Wilteburg
Jane
Thomas Talbot
Panitentiaty
Houston
Hanie Rontary
Mien
Paris
Roosevelt
Barlow Hardware Co
Enue
Feigham Hardware
Rnlty
Solithora
Hardward—Knife
Clary & Stone
F. M. Parkhurat
Graig
H. Wright
Safeeriniions
Handarnad
Isu C
J. McShosly
Whittlesey
Hal
Love
Mae
Éandy
Stratford On Avon
Ann Uwathiway
Mugler
Rodlay
Malmo
Carpaign
Ant Caningate
Ulster
Scott
Carsunee
Mile
Win. Postlethwait
Local Bank
United Peon
Providence
J. ‘Bren
Centrles Wathen
Mrs. Cowles
Women’s Club
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