Argument Over Woman Ends In Death Of Man
Luke Cornello, 20, son of Mr and Mrs Mario Cornello, of 083 Park Avenue, died at Brookes Memorial Hospital after being struck during an altercation over a woman. Coroner's inquest to determine death, with Edward Latona in custody. Witnesses say Cornello was struck with a blunt instrument, and a possible self defense claim is noted. Cornello had come to Dunkirk for his sister's wedding.
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Irene
Titusville
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Smith
Raymioni Reynolds
Alfred
N.Y
Frank Oran
Attlea
N. Y
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Thomas Hichards
Hell
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Charles Obert
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J. ‘Titus
Corry
Jather
Geo
Hy Davia
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Acaul
Theodore Fraley
Gore Foot
Cory Hospital
Arg Hoplig
B.C. Davis
Union City
Mya
Brank O'Connor
Gerald
Wells
D. D. Stranahan
J. L. Goodwill
Phillip Nortrop
Eunion
Ars
Clint Southwick
Glyndon
J. P. Hartigan
Carl Yingling
Wroo
Man
H. ©. Stranahan
Wins
Anna Bélla Roti
Daughtry
Emory Steese
Whinboro
Shearer Familly
Ft Snd
Yde Sensors
Carne
Mother and child drown in Ohio River tragedy
In Wheeling West Virginia on June 29 United Press reports Mrs Helen Berhren aged 25 and her son Mimery 5 drowned in the Ohio river after the father a storekeeper named Bellaire 30 left to fish bait The surviving boy Joseph 2 witnessed the event stating Mania got Emory in his river The family had been wading near a water pool when the accident occurred Authorities recovered the poles within about half an hour and the bodies were later recovered by rescue efforts
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Wheeling
W. Va
Helen Berhren
Mimery
Ohio River
W Bellaire
Joseph
Hig River
Waler Pool
Lawn social at Columbus this evening
Columbus June 80 Hone sown and Wildsurawneries report plentiful yet nearly exhausted seeds. Boy Scouts meet Wednesday eve in the church with Allert Schud in charge. Community Aid society to meet Thursday afternoon. all who owe ten yearly dues to pay at the meeting. Men's Club expects good attendance with entertainment and music. Mary Pollock organized a Girls Club Friday with twelve members. next meeting Friday at 10 am. Women group to pause sessions until September. Wilmots and Avold Bates returned from Indianapolis for a few weeks with parents Mr and Mrs P L Bates.
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Indianapolis
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Ost City
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Philladelphia
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Union By
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Wilbore
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Ruth Nichols Plans Return to New York by Air
Ruth Nichols rested easier and said she would return to New York by airplane tomorrow. She will be accompanied by nurse Mabel Jones. They will fly aboard the trans Atlantic airship piloted by Clarence Clumber.
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New York
United Press
ST. John
Paden Family Reunion Brightens Sparta Home
Sparta and Vicinity notes from Spartansburg June 29 recount the Paden family reunion at Wave L. Blakeslee’s Mechanic street home. Descendants gathered for a day of porch and lawn, a long table groaning under shade trees, a plentiful meal with ice cream, and a later session electing Wavers Blakeslee president, John Blakeslee vice president, and Laura Garber secretary-treasurer. Several local residents and visitors were mentioned attending or visiting, with numerous short updates on friends, family, and community happenings around Spartansburg.
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Wave L. Blakeslee
Mechanic Street
Paden
Pic Aic
Pindley Lake
Wavers Blakeslee
John Blakeslee
Weskield
Laura Garber
H. W. Fuller
Gladys May
Cleveland
Bert Piller
Guy Bates
Oil City
Loren Bates
Alton
Prank Inn
Prank Phillips
Buelali Schmelzer
Eloise Willette
Townville
the Wieans
Marel Gurlely
Second Victim of Sulphuric Fumes in Reading Area
Abra jant Sweitzer, 70, of Rosconia, died at Reading Hospital as the second victim of sulfuric acid fumes from a vessel pool near Wegnersville. Lemuel Ulrich, 75, who poured the acid into the pool at his Wernersville home, was overcome and died instantly. Sweitzer attempted to help Ulrich and also succumbed.
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United Press
Abrajant Sweitzer
Rosconia
Reading
Wegnersville
Lemuel Ulrich
Wernersville
Sweitzer
Times
Sheffield Men Bitten by Dog
Sheffield residents J Weiner and Bimquist were bitten by a dog on the same day near Mayer’s yard where Bimquist was inspecting pear trees. The dog, described as acting odd, was not yet shot. A physician treated the wounds and a serum was prepared to prevent possible complications.
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Tsase Bimquist
Oltu Mayers
J. Weiner
Mayer
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Bumquist
Wilun
Lily
Funeral Directors Meeting Opens at Conneaut Lake Park
Six hundred delegates attended the 24th annual convention of the Western Pennsylvania Funeral Directors Association at Conneaut Lake Park. John Bayer of Warren presided as president, Pred Wolford of New Castle vice president, and Victor B. Hyle of Mead City secretary. The invocation was given by Rev. Joseph L. McCabe of Meadville with speaker I. Haniel of Philadelphia among others.
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Conneaut Lake Park
Western Pennsylvania
Retired Road Foreman Of Engines After 48 Years Service
R. M. Glass of West Fourth Street is to be pensioned on July 4 after 48 years with the PLR. He began as an apprentice in Verona and rose to Engineman, then Reid Foreman of Regines in the Allegheny division. In 1909 he moved to OH City as division head quitters were toyed here on Awe bh of thet same year.
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OM City
Sune -Sy
Glass
M. Glass
West Fourth Slevel
PLR
R. M
Verona
Fiyeman
Former envoy Sthamer dies in Hamburg at -June 30
Friedrich Sthamer former German ambassador to Great Britain died in Hamburg from heel trouble after retiring from the diplomatic service last October. He had served in Germanys embassy in London and held high posts in the foreign office.
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Hamburg
Germany
Friedrich Sthamer
Great Britain
666 Liquid or Tablets Headache Neuralgia Remedy
An old patent note claims 666 Liquid or Tablets relieve headache or neuralgia in 30 minutes, reduce a cold on its first day, and act against malaria within three days. It also mentions 666 Salve for baby’s cold as another application.
Hari Staying Gitted Were To Taukyi Or Nin Nit
A fragmentary note reports Hari staying gitted in a callout to taukyi or nin nit with unclear context. No additional details or names present. The readable text is too incomplete to establish a clear event or outcome.
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