City Solicitor Kin caid Victim of Typhoid Fever
The city mourns Kin caid a leading attorney and public servant who died after a typhoid fever illness. He practiced before major courts and served the people through the Public Service Commission. Survived by widow Mrs. Kin caid, mother, and brothers, funeral services planned.
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Kincaid
Ainewld
el Willie
Gorey Kineald
Sdusie
Wylvertam
Bamwel Blner
Dora Wilkinson Kincaid
Merry Tigh
George
United States
Mtupvilldy
Fruskeln
Mtureve
Hiv
Roly Iquis Ltd
Eld Jugathetto
Hiv Hfe
Mr. Ins
Eld
Mr. Hineau
Bolidiy
Kincald
Hie
Art Hoss Beardsley Kincaid
Diewan
Dorm Kine
Alll
Theme Brothers
Elmer Kineal
New York City
Blaine Kinthus
Dan Kineald
Wlao
Blaelty
Municipat
Rotary
Garry
Ghery Lodged
F. C. By
Conewangol
Wierron
Mhwad
Alina
First Presbyterian Church
Nibetty
Munoral Uoeviers
A. EL Brockinim
Pil Presbyterian Church
Aston
Titorment
Release of Sinn Feiners Sought After Imprisonment
United Freon from Dublin reports pressure to free Sinn Feiners held by British forces amid ongoing rebellion. Officials say a delegation, said to have 4000 supporters, seeks release as talks with the British cabinet circle continue. The push follows demonstrations demanding clemency for those detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Freon
Dublin
Arthur Gritith
Jones
Revolutionary Uprising Near Calcutta
Unclear report from United Press describes rebel activity near Calcutta and rising tensions with authorities. Details are fragmented and contradictory, with errors in OCR obscuring proper names and places.
Corry Baking Company Sold to Wagner Brothers of Mount Union
The Corry Baletne Company on Washington Street, a two year operation under Welle Wend ong, has been sold to Wagner Brothers of Mount Union. Production rose from 300 to 4,800 pounds daily. plant plans include $9,000 in new equipment and improvements. Details of the deal and local notices follow as investigations and health concerns arise. The community awaits further updates on ownership and plant operations.
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Corry Baletne Company
White
Oint Welle
Waggner Hrothers
Mount Union
Lilke Possiaiot
Wollesiu
Bnking Company
Ivan Auddrson
Hind
Wwollijus
Wagner Brothers
Ste. Ohion
Thigely
Washington Streest
Wellejoy Tae Mads
Irians
Hiv Kon
Kol
Mi Athie
Song Han
Luis Tulhey
Sworn Into Office at Supreme Court Session
A garbled report notes the United States Supreme Court swearing in a official today. The Judicial oath was administered by a named officer after the court reconvened, with a formal ceremony described in fragmented wording.
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Wasitengton
Ait
United States Supreme Court
William Woward
United States
New Laundry To Open In City Next Week
Announcement states a new laundry will open at 402 Wayne Street within ten days. Cady plans to operate a modern electrically equipped establishment and will offer prompt service for the public with every effort to provide the best possible care.
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Announseniiut
Cady
Lamiley
Wayne Stronk
Ben
Mr. Cady
Longshoremen Return to Jobs Amid Wage Talks
Workers resume duties after threats of strike action as officials from the International Longshoremen's Association meet to settle a wage dispute. Most men return to work. those who do not may face disciplinary action.
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Alniko
Jonguioremon
Calla
Baturdiy
eoMlay
Longahore Men
Ashoriaflan
Julie Moat
Hiriplagoi
Auto Upsets One in Johnstown Tragedy
In Johnstown Pennsylvania a fatal auto wreck occurred last night when a car driven by Charles Tomspleton of Westmont veered off the road and overturned, killing Tomspleton and injuring one other person. Authorities say the crash happened near the embankment on Try 4.
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Johnatown
Charles Tomspleton
Try 4
Westmont
Autor Wells
Supposed Electrocution Case Shocks Pa Town
In Balubon te Pennsylvania on October 1 Love Wilson and two others were electrocuted in a sensational incident tied to the murder of storekeeper S. Wojas. Robert J. Campbell, a physician, testified as the gagged witnesses described the event. Brown, another accused, was executed for involvement in the same crime. Wilson later vanished and was believed to be arrested years afterward in Lincoln, Ohio.
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Ly United Pro
Balubonte
Love Wilson
Wisin
WoJtie Lasab
Stoetton
Robert J. Cnmphell
Uefa
Wilvon
Lavrenge
Lim
Brown
Wilson
Jn Iinball
Proclamation honors memory of Gerry T Kincaid
A city proclamation requests all residents to attend funeral rites and memory services for Gerry T Kincaid. The notice mentions a recognition of service and calls join in the memorial events at a designated time and place. The language reflects civic ceremony and mourning.
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Gerry T
Kincaid
Railroad Strike Situation Before Senate Committee
Report summarizes tense railroad labor dispute ahead of a Senate committee hearing. Details reference prison, authorities, legal actions, and potential reprieve developments as officials seek a resolution amid mounting pressure from workers and managers.
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Senate
M Mccormicks Separated After Trial Court Action
fragmented OCR notes describe M Mccormick and spouse separation with reference to D Rocknfoor and Harvester Co. figure, mentions Lake Port house, exiled daughter in law, and potential divorce proceedings. unclear details and dates.
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McCormick
Laleou
Hermes May Be German Envoy to Washington
An article notes whispers that Dr. Hornig may become ambassador to Washington amid party divisions. It mentions possible alternates and reflects a tense mood with conflicting support from various factions.
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Hermes
Washington
Wickiam
Hornig
Gortun
Ambissador
United Prose
Tur
Hloyd Hall
Ann Vontshunin
Bik
Thomas Anckson
Aotauht
Two Children Burned to Death in Bungalow Fire
A blaze at a bungalow in Pennsylvania claimed the lives of two young children, with Wayne Wath ap Bina Heth reported as the resident. Investigators visited the site to determine the fire’s cause as neighbors recalled the family’s ten children, including Virginia aged two and Thomas aged one, being present at the time.
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Saat Mon
Tavoniga Nion
Wayne Wath Ap Bina Heth
Wall Gad
Chilldren
Virginia
Thoma
Central Pan region hit by string of crashes injuring ten
United Press dispatch reports multiple road crashes in central Pan region. A total of ten people were injured as vehicles collided in a string of accidents. Authorities investigated the incidents and urged caution on regional roads.
Bandits Loot Scranton Bank in Bold North Scranton Heist
Three gunmen ambushed Thomas Yates as he carried securities to the West Scranton City Bank. The bandits struck, seized a bag of negotiable papers, and escaped in a car pursued by state police. Yates was wounded and hospitalized. Police search continues with highway patrols and state troopers.
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Ly United Press
Thomas Yates
Wifesinger
Far Jd Hler
Fy West Scranton
Yates
Nh Stroot Qin
Lin
Ihe
Tle
Kropn
Threatened Balkan War Averted Amid UN Backing
Fragmentary report notes heightened risk of war in the Balkans as United Nations backing led to deescalation. Serbian and Greek tensions over territory were cited, with temporary territorial adjustments and ongoing diplomacy to avert conflict.
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United Press
NEVA
M. Hanuali
Dengue of Nations Assmby
Justeed Jile
Pmban
Auto Falls Into Creek After Crash Kills Two
A car plunged over a creek bank yesterday afternoon near Port of thin city, killing two occupants and injuring others. The machine, traveling at high speed, struck a boulder and dropped thirty feet into the water. Blinn, the driver, was taken to St Vincent's hospital with multiple fractures while Datokowics and Pooxyniski suffered severe injuries. Daiekiinin escaped before the fall, avoiding further harm.
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Molly Anhun
Marhor Creek
Arolie Delvkowice
Joseph Puczywisk
Thin City
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ain
Aniles
Blinn
Bern
St Vincent's
Datokowics
Pooxyniski
Daiekiinin
Official Count of Strike Vote Starts
United Prota dispatch from Chicago reports the official count beginning as four freight unions tally ballots on acceptance of a wage relief plan. Railway workers including locomotive engineers and conductors show overwhelming support to strike if demands are unmet, with committees to study implementation and possible actions. Berlin reports a separate German call with a similar context of economic concern.
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United Prota
Chicago
Wiens
Brotherhood of Locomotive Anginesis
Ibrother Tinal
Owler
TiSlway
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Interstate Commerce Committee
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