Girl Confesses She Shot and Killed Frank Lynch
A girl confessed to shooting and killing Frank Lynch. Police secured a written statement from Pearl Kelly after her arrest, and the case moved through the Wright office with an autopsy confirming a chest wound. The victim was from a prominent local family. a preliminary hearing and inquest are planned, with other suspects held for court.
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Jamies
Lynd
Pearl Kelly
Wright Resort
Reely
Hothoe
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Photus
Smith
Lynch
Alexander
Amin Hall
Madlding
Mel Wright
Horta
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Barker
Heine
J. C. Miller
Peter Madison
J. J. Alexander
James Stevens
Remuins
Marlon Street
Corry High School Commencement Exercises Class of 1913
Corry High School plans commencement exercises for the class of 1913 on the evening of June 11 at the auditorium. Tickets with seal reservations may be obtained from Bodblit B Son's, with details listed for patrons.
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Corry
Jrroiphy
Mekel
Son
Commencement Program Highlights Corry YMCA Event
A fragmented program outlines a Corry Kentucky style commencement with speakers from local committees and a push for a new YMCA building. It mentions musical selections by the symphony orchestra and public exhibits at the High Street school with department showcases in cooking drawing manual training and more.
Carnival Arrived Here Yesterday at Liberty Show Contest
An old time carnival visit features two air concerts headlined by Mr Maite Gay famed for record diving from a 135 feet high platform. Local contestants vie for votes in a beauty or talent contest with Grace McDowell leading, and voting available at multiple stations with four days left to boost standings.
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Corry Guy Police
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Carnival
Joana
Maite Gay
Liberty
Gay
Mr. Gay Witt
Pontestanta
Miisrace McDowell
Uist
Deoghta Vlosw
Grace McDowell
Ality Bess
May Hudson
Taton Telephone Co
Gussie Price
Hell
Biwl McDowel
Annie Gray
Howes
Carole Peterson
NuBone
Helle Heim
Jose St Clair
Marker's Millinery
Mary Kinlay
Trementier II
Anymne
Lem
Woolworth Building Fire Protection Demonstrated Amid Tower Tests
Reports from New York describe a fire department response to a Woolworth Building blaze with the 17 story tower protected by visible apparatus. Hess pumps in the basement reportedly reached high pressure as streams from the Gothic facade aided efforts, while observers noted the building’s brickwork endured. The lengthy action spanned multiple floors with water delivery challenging the upper levels. A separate federal indictment in Charleston involves United Mine Workers leaders amid broader labor and industrial tensions.
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New York
Woolworth
Noor
Ekyerrapor
Tatvemont
Slindpinee
Mith
Willie
Panind
Pune
Mewanton
Carl
Chintierland
Dohu P
Slic
United Mine Workers of America
Charleston
Blaine
Virginia
London
Viliony Minhees
Maryi
Pator
Ponce
Mercury Tablets Taken by Error Prompt Action May Save Life
A Washington woman, Mrs. Hh. B. Sanford, accidentally swallowed mercury tablets mistaken for medicine. Her husband, a Navy yard pharmacist, rushed to hospital after prompt vomiting and gastric lavage. Doctors noted the poison’s danger but optimism remained as she fights the corrosive toxin. another case at the same hospital involves William Curtin, who allegedly swallowed poison and vanished after initial treatment.
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Minti
Sanford
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Sayfordyne
Bunker
Walker
Potnon
Cawialty Hospital
William Curtin
Hic
Suffragette dies after Derby race injury
A suffragette injured during the Derby interference died at Opcom Cottage hospital. The incident involved a rival horse nearing the finish with unclear motives. The aged victim, 18, had been active in militant suffrage activities and had faced prior legal issues.
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Pulilhaal
Kniowkerl
Klip Georgete
Moe Harvey Apemer
Opcom Cottage Hospital
Wiethey
Mise Davinon
Aye George
Quenn Mary
Shin Wi Oni
Uemont
Niko
Bho
Ohee
Mapthit
Four Die in Railroad Wreck Disaster
A freight collision near Offner left four killed and several injured. Victims include Mrs Phoebe Owens and her granddaughter, with engineers and crew trapped or crushed beneath the engine. Wreck aftermath details list injuries to Thomas Miller and John Porterfield among others, while a separate court decision and political notes appear in the same item.
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Beverold
W. Wir
Tiny Wink
Soffolk & Western Fist
Ninghieg
George Stoward
Dromin
Mra
Phoebs Owens
Qwenn
Phoebe Owens
Thomas Miller
Luper
Hoth
John Porterfield
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Golf ball injures boy eye in rare incident
A nine year old Ospar Andowan boy in Ospar was struck by a golf ball bought from a caddy. He suffered loss of sight in his right eye though hospital doctors hold out hope for restoration. The incident follows warnings from the United States Golf Association about balls with foreign cores that may be hazardous if broken open.
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Carl
Ospar Andowan
Carl Wem
Join
Hinwon
Tiake
Jilind
Vauld
Foolish to Keep Gorns Putnam Extractor Removes Em
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Putnam's Extractor and foolish acts around corn and a fire painting. It references Mr Hoan and a Kentine sacessy with unclear meaning and several misspelled names, suggesting a fragmented, nonsensical note or propaganda snippet from a damaged source.
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National Bank of Corry and Related Figures
Fragmentary OCR lists National Bank of Corry names and roles including president Hey Keppel and various individuals. Mentions deposits, drafts on foreign countries, and possible officers. Content is garbled with misread letters and scattered references to bankers and trustees.
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Munlolyat
Corry
Npn
Julia
Pegtration
Chils of
America
Fenby McCulloush
Charles Everiste
Marry Anor
Bote
Nmrek
Chie Lh
Dehnaow Music
Symitony Orchertier
No clear headline found for era osteopath ad
Dra Greenlee Osteopaths advertise as licensed physicians offering treatment for all diseases with spiral ad Juatment method. Hours 8:40 to 11:80 p m and 3 to 1 p m, older hours by appointment. Rooms in from building, Bell Phone 265, House-Phone 263-R.
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Greenlee
Corry
Bell
Confectionery Ad Claims Pure Food Act Compliance
An ad promotes confectionery sold here claiming full compliance with the government Pure Food Act. It asserts purity and quality, stating products are always low priced and of high standard. The copy emphasizes attractive presentation and appealing appearance to attract customers.
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