Erie Hospital Censured By Police Chief
Erie Pennsylvania May report of a hospital censure by the city police chief after an inmate alias George Manley failed to attack a guard, was rejected, released, and later rearrested while attempting to steal property and threaten officers with a brick and carving knife.
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Erie Hospital
Erie
Armaigh Po- Hee
Deizel Doolgren
C.J. Bushmnell
George Manley
Haimpt Hospital
Khene
Trowtwent
Palcofmian
Toewsny
Bustacul Or Mauer
Tokafer
Twelfth
Fresvhurry
Washington Awaits Bryan Return Hints Halted Business
Washington dispatch reports Bryan's return to Washington expected after California anti Japanese legislation stirs diplomacy. Japanese ambassador and Chinese government propose formal protests ahead of Bryan’s arrival. Governor Johnson may sign the bill within ten days, delaying action only briefly. Bryan travels from California to Baltimore then New York for speaking engagements before resuming official duties Monday.
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Bryan
California
Bryan Jesus
Wiehoon
Ballimore
Charles K. Grasty
Baltimore Su
Baltimore
New York
Apeak
Ebrilloh
Chinda
Mr. Bryan
Johnson
Clifornia
490 Bryan
Bryn
Japansis
Tm. Me
State Department
Bryn Toflay
Chineke
Qing
Call
Tornis
Bonds for Sherman High School to fund new building
At the annual meeting Sherman district voters approved a 45000 bond issue to erect a new high school building with a front entrance and annex. The plan includes stone brick and glass elements, a gymnasium, and modern heating. Denominations likely 1000 or 500, funded by a three mill tax.
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Shermn
Growsi Front
J. WW Platt
Rowloste Way
Weeting
Heavy Evidence Against Johnson in Mann Act Case
Federal trial against Joe Johnson opened before Judge Carpenter. Witnesses tacitly describedJohnson’s alleged transportation of women between Cleveland and Pittsburg in August 1910 and prior exploits. Assistant DA Parkin vowed to present further damaging evidence from Johnson’s prize fights and alleged affairs to impeach his character and credibility.
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S—Pakelnye
Joe Hohnaut
Carpenter
We Tacokowaki
Chairson and
Tigenger
Pugilist
Lilian Henderson
Pittsburg
Ware Hvard
Johnson
Cleveland
Helle Sehrolber
Elautfour
Holland Hotel
Jonsot
Delnson
Latherre
Parkin
Ts Cate
Bulle Schreiber
Thiengo
Churater
Reno
Tal
Billy
Penny Busy With Repairs In Sixth Ward Yard
The Ol City Vertick reports bondrad workers in the PRR cripple yard in the Sixth ward have been moved to a Tshour shift. The work aims to improve track, but labor scarcity and demand for more cars hinder progress. Repairs focus on removing boards and stabilizing flooring, with ongoing projects in the Hoult side plant.
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Vertick
PRR
Jubor
Vurth
Romovine Lialdo
Tradite
Man Shot at P R R Engineer's Train in Pennsylvania
A Greek laborer was accused of firing a revolver during a holiday celebration aboard a PRR Allegheny Valley train in Diy, Pennsylvania. Officers Haugh and Car captured him after the shot, and Alderman McCready released him on a nominal payment after hearing his account and noting he did not intend to harm the engineer.
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OU Diy
Brandon
Allegheny Valley Division
PR. R
McCready
Aliferman McCrdady
H H Hill Awarded School Contract Amid Building Plea
At an illegal meeting the school board approved bids for repairs to the Concord building. The lowest bid came from Tradford Co at 14,950 and other bids from Wren Lanyery 24,040 and Thomas Hyson 9,000 were discussed. The Building Committee will report back with further action after reviewing the bids.
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Alleglal
Hynilolu
Concord
Tradfond
Re Lanyery
Warren
Thoma Hyon
Wnt Sud
Wotlon
Darlow
Iwore
No Change in R R Strike at Jamestown
Jamestown reports no appreciable change in a railroad strike as unions and management hold firm. Officials say trains ran until 1 am yesterday and expect to arbitrate if needed, with Danontow’s stance undecided and no ratification yet.
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Jamestown
Kerry
Gluen Thestuning
Ui Yirike
Thorn
Mrs Brown Suffering and Recovery With Lydia E Pinkham Aid
Letter from Tola Kansas describes severe bloating and weakness during Change of Life. After three doctors failed, Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound eased symptoms and boosted strength, per Mrs D J Brown of 809 N Walnut. Reader letters promote the remedy and invite confidential guidance from Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Tola
Kansas
Mick
Ulster
Lydia
Pinkhamn
Ewan
D. J. Brown
Walnut St
Iolo
Kan
Lydia B Pinkbars
Lydia B. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
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