Brookville incident leaves man injured at hospital
A violent assault in Brookville left a man injured and taken to Brookville hospital. Investigators report the victim was attacked by an inmate from a county home during a struggle before aid arrived. F D Blessmeyer traveled to Warren for a short visit, while Mrs. John Stanton and Mrs. Frank Lillie visited Erio on Wednesday.
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Tly Windriie
Brookville
Brookville Hospital
Wes
F. D. Blessmeyer
Warren
Fnr
Pittsburgh
John Stanton
Prank Lillie
Erio
Personal mentions of visitors in the city and surrounding areas
The piece lists multiple residents and visitors with brief notes on their origins and movements. Names include Mrs H R Shepard, Mrs J H Shickering of Ol City, Mr Shepard, Bluer Hexs, Mr and Mrs W C Hover, Mrs Persus Hoyer, Mrs John Barnholme, Thomas Chepenekas, Chris Nicholas, Mrs D J Bolten, Mrs Alten, Miss Julia Koestm, Mrs Frank Spencer, Ralph Larsen, F A Loveland, Main J Rich, Tack Weanz, Virginia Crippen, Mrs Mildred DeVore, Mrs Lewis Leezer, Mrs Harry Stewart, Mrs S Robbins and Cecil, Mrs Julia Naylor, Mr and Mrs Williamsport, and Mrs Bany C Clapp, with visits ranging from Erie and Meadvill e to Warren and Jamestown.
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H.R. Shepard
J.H. Shickering
Ol City
Emmanuel Epiacopa Church
Shepard
W. C. Hover
Persus Hoyer
Barnes
Wilff
Clinton’ Street
Wal
John Barnholme
Union City
G. N. Jones
Thomas Chepenekas
Chrie
Nicholas
Carbondals
Chepenekas
Arcade
D. J. Bolten
Frank Spencer
Jamestown
Relaives
Spencer
Corry
Ralph Larsen
New York City
Cotyy-Jamestown Manufacturing Co
F. A. Loveland
J. Rich
Warren
F. M. Rich
West Smith Street
State College
West End
Barron
Tuth Wrang
Virginia Crippen
Youngsvilla
Mave’ Gvos
Theresa Philips
Unis
Meadville
Allegheny College
Mildred DeVore
Los Angeles
Calif
Evie
Lewis Leezer
Stockdale
Joh
Harry
Stewart
Albionie
Jessis Skinner
HS. Robbins
Cecil
Detroit
Mich
Julia Naylor
Pittsburgh
Carlton King
Center Street
Republican Allen Leads Coleman in Musenctselts Race
Boston election officials consider a recount after Tuesday’s gubernatorial contest. Frank G. Allen, Republican, appears to have defeated Democrat Charles H. Cole by about 18 600 votes from roughly 1 500 000 ballots cast.
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Boston
Musench Tselts
Frank G. Allen
Chas. H. Cole
Stock market closes with mixed industrial shares
A fragmented list shows varied performance across oil, copper, auto and coal stocks. Major rail and utilities names appear among mixed quotes, with investors watching for broader market signals.
Setlehem Steel Republi Steel iPS Steel ol at
A fragmented OCR item mentions steel firms and a location with numeric details 98 22 and a street or code 2a GBI, but the readable content is unclear and lacks a complete event.
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Joseph M. Schenck
Uniten Artists
Buster
Rex
RIN
Pennsylvania Gas (Company
W. Main Street
Bany C. Clapp
Stillwater
Minnesota
Prof. H. ©. Wilson
Washington, D. C
Crescent City
Senator Walsh
Lela’ Mabe
Livagiville
N.C
Waite
Tor
Frac Bocklst
Udfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Logan & Bryan
Oil City
Anaconda Ae Butte Copper & Zinc
Sennegott
Chrysier
General Motors
Continental Motors
Hupmobile
Packard Ai Studebaker
Willys Overland
Sige Aiaa
Yellow Truck Oy
Ons Atlantia Refining
Marland
Mid Continental Pet
Middle States
Pan American Pure Oi
Simms Pet Sinclair
Skelly Oil Seng Suet Shell Union
Transcontinental Texas Co Rails
B&o
Canadian Painte
Chicago & Gt Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Ferrace
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
New York
Gentral Penna RR
Central
Reading
Paul Seaboard Common
Southern Pacific
Wabash - Steels
American Locomotives
Come
Conical Chiarfis
Hoot Gibson
Riding For Fame
Setlehem Steel
Republi Steel
Ips Steel
T & T American Woolen Armour
Porto Rico
Columbia Gas & Electric
Westinghouse
Tasiy Suth A4
NY Airbrake
Curtis Aero
Dls
Virg Carol Chem
Loews Theatre
Paramount
Curb Humble It
Mountain Producers
Indiana
Salt Creeks
South Penn Oi
Curb Am Cent Oil
Arkansas Gas
Low Star Gast
Tesan Oil and Land
Antoinette Dance Studio
Erie
Miss Fuller
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