Lineman Is Badly Hurt After High Voltage Contact
A Well Telephone Company lineman named Jamies Orbott/Jnerwae suffered severe injuries while working near a high voltage site in the city early today. He was found unconscious after a fall from a damaged pole and rushed to Parry hospital where doctors expect a cautious recovery, with uncertain prognosis amid X ray checks and ongoing care.
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Jamies
Orbott
Jnerwae
Well Telephone Company
Tre Uwe Parry Hospital
Gitlette
Corbett
Sunthy
Campaign Drive Launched To Support Prohibition
Mrs Ella M George of Beaver Falls will direct a statewide campaign in eight hundred districts with local organizations. United Prom Narrisbury reports a drive of 250 dollars to aid Governor Pinchot in the reform effort. The fund will be placed at the governor's disposal as a safeguard for enforcement.
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Ella M. George
Beaver
Falls
United Prom Narrisbury
Pinchot
W. 2
U. Mey Uthy
George
Beaver Malla
Pennsylvania
New Castle Woman on Trial for Murder
A New Castle woman, Mrs Jus trptiine Hest, stands trial for murder in a case tied to a store owner in Oilslave. The defense argued while the court sought jurors, with Judge Iemery setting a process to add 76 more jurors to reach a suitable panel as spectators crowded the courthouse.
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New Castle
United Prow
Tottewitit
Uelure
Furan
Willian L Davin
Justrptiine Hest
Comelis
Cad Ho Puifore
Bowhihon
Daviv
Pail Dafford
Tesaviniy
Mtor
Iemery
Afernapri
Sherri W G. Andrews
Allanien
Stuwy
Zankof Regime Recognized by Romania in Sofia Talks
Belgrade June 19 King Borta of Bulgaria, allied to the Zankof regime, is reported engaged to Princess Sleana and the Romanian court has recognized Nidgatia's government for dynastic reasons. Romania has begun formal relations, with Greece directing Sofia’s chargé d affaires to maintain ties.
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Belgrade
Borta
Rifer
Bulgaria
Stamboul
Hatkang
Hillstrom Reappointed President of Corry Chamber
D A Hillstrom was re elected president of the Corry Chamber of Commerce at a Monday afternoon meeting in the Muline building. Officers named include Hillstrom as president Babbitt first vice president Arcken second vice president Frank Lattrie treasurer and James P Drawry secretary. The board plans to draft the year's program at the next quarterly meeting in about two weeks with a focus on the new passes worthion proposition.
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AZ Tiilistrom
Corry
Conmtree
Koont HW
Mulniei Pall
Chamber of Commerce
A Hilletrom
Frank J. Babbitt
Provident
Fips
Tew
Mother Saves Babe From Fire in Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania a double house belonging to the Harding family burned fully. Mrs George Harding discovered the blaze and rescued her infant son just as the fire spread, saving the child from danger. The neighboring Alfred Tate family also lost all possessions. Estimated damage reached $20000.
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United Prox
Wilkes Barre
George Harding
Harding
Phe No
Alfred Tate
Waynesboro Bank Faces Severe Cash Shortage
A burst of panic runs through Waynesboro banks as rumors of a major liquidity crisis spread. Statements from director Cromwell in New York deny any verified weakness, but customers fear withdrawal pressure continues.
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Nna
York
Hank
Collypse
Cromwell
New York
Coomolthiv
Ict
New Bank Clock Adds Convenience at Citizens Bank
A new electric clock with a large dial was installed at the Citizens Bank entrance at Center and Maine, featuring an automatic timekeeping system and a master clock synchronizer. The device is designed to maintain accuracy during power outages and is touted as a major modernization for the city’s business district.
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Maine Street
War veteran ends life in Conneaut home
Morrison Andrews, a World War II veteran held to have served in France, was found hanged in the basement of his home at 4 Park Place Conneaut Ohio shortly after 1 am. Neighbors say heat and nerves of public war experiences weighed on him and his wife had noticed him in recent days in poor spirits. The incident occurred after the mother discovered a missing door to the cellar and found the body.
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Conneaut
Ohi
Tone 19
Morrison Andrews
France
Park Place
Andrews
Inceher
Marrion
Miv. Andrews
Verron
Teel Harrison
Yachts Reach Bermuda After New London Race Delay
United Press reports several yachts in the New London to Bermuda race appeared late. Among them the Il M Berry crossed the line at 6 31 pm yesterday, about two hours behind Memory, the race winner.
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United Preas Hermuda
New London
Bermuda
Il M Berry
Treasurer Arrest Shocks State Banking Officers
In Harrisburg on June 19, the state treasurer was arrested amid a probe into a $820,000 fund misdeed tied to the Wabrowbury Yincarpin and related banking failures. The action alleges misappropriation, with officials stating the banking department faced turmoil before a three month investigation. The case notes solvent banks and a bond liability of $125,000 connected to the directorate.
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United Prose
Tarrisburg
Seersney
Peter G
Cameron
Alicia
Wayneehou Banls ix
Reriitatiu
Caifvier
Fircle Fursiehs Sd
Cooyer
Meron Gal
Teynt
Corry Man Secures Patent for Invention
A Corry man has been granted a patent for a movable and reusable loot rope device designed to prevent wear and theft in the workplace. The patent enables manufacturing rights and market introduction after months of development and inquiries from buyers.
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Corry
Pate
Corry Nan
Indy
Firsts
Almady
Pinchot Lays Aside Work for Brief Vacation
Governor Pinchot takes a short break from duties the first time since taking office. The article notes few appointments announced, with department heads preparing for upcoming work and ceremonies. Key mentions include John J. Vorlons, Benjamin Jacrott, and various state officials in Harrisburg.
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Pinchot
United Prove Narrisberg
Ain Necescury
John J. J. Vorlons
Greenville
Benjamin Jacrott
Burrell
Gay Mochot
Davie
Frank Smith
Dauphin
Crysiuis Felino
Heath
Rotary club insession outlines speakers and plans
Rotarians in session heard George W. Stone of Cleveland, with local rep b. A. Depew, discuss credit foundations for business and the chamber committee. James H Weight proposed aiding a supervised camp for local Boy Scouts, with progress to be reported next week. The club plans its annual outing at Findley Lake next week.
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George W. Stone
United States
Cleveland
B. A. Depew
Mr. Stone
Busi
Georgi Stone Company
Wagalan
James H- Weight Browht
Rotary Club
Moy
Findley Lake
Farmers Meet to Put King Wheat Back on Its Throne
United Press Chicago June 19 The First National Wheat conference of delegates opened to press for higher farm prices. Farmers bankers millers grain dealers and transport reps gathered to discuss ways to raise the price farmers receive for wheat as warm weather and rain promise a good crop across the belt. Governors led by Minnesota former Gov J A C Prouse headed seven state officials at the meeting.
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King Wheat
United Press
Chicago
National Wheat Conference
Tiders
Minnesota
Girl Bandit Identified as Chicago Slayer in Tesmer Murder
Police named a female suspect described as having feminine features in the Tesmer murder case. The woman, alias Wred Thompson, was arrested after a confrontation at a city apartment following the robbery and shooting at the Tesmer home. The widow Tesmer fainted during the robbery as the gunman demanded her wedding ring.
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United Press Chicago
Thortown
Wred Thompson
Ay Ben
Iansit
Richard
Tesmer
Deweuves Aten
Yel H Taghes Yiouney Volice
Anme
Mani
Mos
Sande
Mouse
Taghes
Sid
Wasonite awaPraticis Arrick
Polis
Sergeant Walkin Ciysveke
Mariock
Gil
Karin
Cusack
Tyo
Hye
Nuughes
Tesner
Texmer
Mr. Tamer
Wien
Termér
Indictments in Motors Case Dismissed by Court
In Washington on June 19 Justice Bailey sustained demurrers by nine of 27 defendants charged with a conspiracy to defraud through Birmingham Motors stock sales. The ruling invalidated indictments against all 27, though nine had specific charges acted on. The decision rejected evidence of a scheme to defraud and nullified the group’s indictments.
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Washington
Birmingham Motors
Tice Bailey
District of Columbian Supreme Court
Femurrzers
Bailey
Ten Townships Buried Beneath Molten Masses
Thousands of Sicilian farmers flee as lava avalanches from Mount Etna's crater sweep across the region. Townships are overwhelmed by advancing lava flows, forcing mass evacuations and perilous conditions for residents and livestock. Local authorities scramble to coordinate relief and assess damage.
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Etna
Eruptions Devastate Catania Across Wide Countryside
Stones lava and ash lay waste as Mt Rit eruptions threaten villages near Catania. Families flee along lava walls as lava streams advance toward Giardini. Residents in Lingua Glass carry a Saint Egidius statue in a prayer procession seeking protection from the deadly flow. Pope and King urged open churches to refugees.
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United Press
Catania
Sicily
Tone
Prem
Jaya
Jormyne
Thiuwehold Gore
Mt. Rit
Kaine
Java
Nellis
Gilles
Thor
SPO
Ritna
Piedi Monte
Br Anthony
Acesmantys
Lingua Glass
Egidius
Pope Pius
Victor Ammanuir el Hive
Etna
Pope
Big Muskie Catch At Chautauqua Lake
W E Cady & Son and L T landed two fine muskies at Chautauqua Lake this morning. They hooked the first near Cheeytes point about 4:30 and landed a 40% pound fish within a half hour. A second fish, weighing better than 26 pounds and four feet long, was captured near the same spot later, drawing attention at Central Garage.
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W. E. Cady & Son
L. T
Chautauqua Lake
Cheetey's Point
Central Garage
Len
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Citizens National Bank
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