Nu Bone Co Rushes With Business Boosting Local Output
Nu Bone Company experiences unprecedented order volume this week as Frio and Corry plants struggle to keep up. The firm expanded operations, leased the Lines Lie Lippman building, and added cutting capacity in Corry and Wile factories to meet demand for 4 score models, with more weeks of busy production anticipated.
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Palmer McCormick Affair Heads to Democratic Ballot
Devine met with the Democratic State Junta at Pittshore and announced that the duo of Vint to Hel a of Mitchell Farmer and Yance C. Mecormick are candidates for Senator and Governor subject to Democratic party rules. The plan to hold a reception and banquet at Lawrence Hotel was abandoned. Roland Morris, Democrats State Chairman, said a large turnout from Corky and Talonly is expected to attend a special train for the event.
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Morris
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Talonly
Murdock Calls Repeal a Dishonor in Protests
In a Washington address dated March 24 Representative Murdock, Progressive leader, calls repeal of the free Panama Canal tolls exemption clause a great national decision. He says Progressives are united on the original plan while asserting it does not violate the Hay-Pauncefote treaty with England. Democrats and Republicans remain split on the issue.
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Five Shot by Demented Husband in Washington Home
In Washington DC a man named Herman Kabansky, separated from his wife’s family, entered 1814 Seypull Street NW after midnight and shot five people including his wife and her brother. Policeman Hardingson heard the shots, was wounded, and Kabansky died from later gunfire after resisting. The incident left multiple fatalities and injuries.
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Washington, DC
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Road near Brandonville collapses into old coal mine
United Press report from Pottsville March 20 states a long road section near Brandonville a few miles from Pottsville sank into abandoned coal mine workings this morning. Two persons were reportedly missing and feared buried in the cavern. News notes say no detailed data yet.
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Corry's First Electric Chick Hatches in City
In Corry City the electric light company displays the first ever hatch of white Wyandotte chicks powered by electricity. The event drew public interest as observers watched the incubator in operation and the chicks emerged, marking a novel use of electricity in city industry.
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Lady Player Defeated By John Loveland In Theater Match
A crowd at Library Theater witnessed a competition between John Loveland and Minh Delong. Loveland led with a conservative game and won 100 to 79 as Delong took bold chances and endured a stretch of tough luck during the match.
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Library Theater
McDonnell Walked From Pen After Twenty Year Sentence
McDonnell, imprisoned twenty years for the murder of a boy in Tithaville, walked from Western Penitentiary today. Reported as an elderly man, he is believed headed to Crawford County to stay with friends. Authorities had freed him from the same case years earlier.
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Fires at Buffalo and Youngstown
Two fires today cause extensive damage in Buffalo and Youngstown. A five story Knights of Columbus building is wiped out and a jewelry store along Exchange Street is destroyed. The Clemens Company printers building suffered a blaze endangering about 250 employees, many of them women, with losses estimated around 200000.
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Buffalo
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Funeral for Stacy Baker Held Today
Funeral services for Stacy Baker were conducted at two oclock at the residence with a large turnout of friends. G H Sharpley of Epona presided at the service, followed by a procession to Pine Grove Cemetery where the interment occurred. A profusion of flowers reflected the esteem for the deceased with pallbearers named including Scott Edwards Charles Keleher William Lewis Charles Keating James Darling and John Sheely Jr.
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Bank Yeggs Seal $32,000. Gallatin Bank Hit
Nashville reports indicate The First National Bank of Gallatin was burglarized during the night, raising secured funds to $82,000 after theft. A clockwork entry via a manipulated combination is suspected. In Yerke, a post office break-in yielded $1,900 in cash and stamps.
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Nashville
Tenn
Maron
Gallatin
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Gneport
Yerke
Riots erupt after funeral of editor Gaston Calmette
Violent disturbances broke out at the Paris funeral of Gaston Calmette editor of Figaro. Led by Ri ctor Page of Action Française, loyalists marched through the city shouting Down with Calmette and Death to the Annamites while police struggled to disperse the growing mob.
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Tyre
Gaston Calmette
Figaro
Rictor Page
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Prions
Evan Swehiney
Force Return of Mexican Lands Seeks Enforced Restitution
A proposed solution to the Mexican problem urged the United States to enforce the return of lands to the Mexican people. Diefender presents the plan in Pennsylvania arguing that restoring the lands would ease the ongoing Civil War pressures. In Mexico City Huerta publicly backed General Castro’s earlier order and noted Castro’s forthcoming posting in the north as a reward for action.
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Mexico City
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Rebels Avenged Slaughter In Metica City Firefight
March 3 reports from Metica City say rebels claim to have executed Colonel Aguelios and 106 men in retaliation for a mutiny and the earlier mutiny by Mucha’s officers. Federals were killed after a failed rescue attempt following a blast on a pit train. Units under Aguelios disappeared after the confrontation.
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Mucha
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