British Mayor Mac Swiney Fades in Hunger Strike
London reports Lord Mayor Mac Swiney growing weaker on the twentieth day of his hunger strike amid Cork and government tensions. Medical bulletins note deteriorating condition while officials consider releases and reprisals, warning continuance of murders in Ireland could follow.
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London
MacSwiney
Cork
ReeMtary Greenwod
Viscount Pronch
Nevillie Anehony
Ireland
Roosevelt's Airplane Mishaps Reported in Turbulent Day
chaotic account notes Theodore Roosevelt aboard flights from Joplin to Toulo with three narrow escapes. One plane crash is described and another incident details a falling piano during a strange sequence. The report ties these events to Roosevelt’s travel and a sequence of near-disastrous accidents.
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Mmussa
Theodore Roonevel
Joplin
sToplin
Winsley
OkIay Roonvelt
Willy
Roosevelt
Building Corporation Sees Progress Toward Home Completions
At a directors meeting the Building Corporation outlined completion of several houses on Boyt Min ward and six to eight more in the next period. The mortgage portfolio was reviewed and new mortgage offerings authorized to aid sales while early spring will trigger a second construction program as already planned.
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Directory of Tin Building Corporation
Mio
Howe
Hma
Itarab Soawon
Regulis
Board of
Enfabation
Atmos
Auer
Lave
Papo Uni
Prosistant
Roger
Perkina
Tondher
Ammen Thak
Onea
Bali Tima
Logolind
Puppfor
Adopteils Hughes Community Civile
Allyn & Bacon
New York
Ciors
Boiler Room Explosion Aboard Steamship Sparks Fatalities
A boiler explosion on the steamship Hinpike City injured and killed several aboard. Three engine crew members died, including Andrew Dubh from Shonondomh,nj and M. S.O'Ne from Chlonigo. Mare Cooper of Glove tual suffered fatal injuries and died today. Local stock quotations follow the report.
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United Ubvielaind
Uoaterunner Hinpike City
Tom
Cheviland
Andrew Dubh
Shonondomh
M. S.o'ne
Chlonigo
Corry hospital opening and funeral notices
Fragmentary OCR from a local paper notes a hospital opening near Corry and typhus mentioning. It records a funeral at Beawartum cemetery and multiple local names including Murpibal and Williams tied to medical events and a death at Shute Avenue.
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Corry
Konig
Beawartum Cemetery
Murpibal
Andlinn
Williams
Potty Coon
Shute Avenue
Pita
School Board Adds More Appointments
The school board held a Regulus meeting with directors attending and approved several hires and stipends for the upcoming year. A superintendent’s office appointee will serve part time at fifty dollars monthly, while a secretary’s monthly report was entered.
Quake Death Toll Tops 300 In Destruction
United Press reports a devastating earthquake near Tromie with up to 300 deaths and widespread ruin. Communications collapse isolates towns as rescue efforts begin and aid appeals grow amid aftershocks.
Cox Says G O P Should Oust Hays
United Press summary reports Governor James M. Cox urging the Republican national committee to remove Hays. Cox accuses funds and influence peddling in Ohio and criticizes testimony about fundraising. He claims party leaders shield wrongdoers and calls for action to curb improprieties. The speech targets graft and accountability within the Ohio GOP.
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United Press
Jamey M
Dre Mengan Barnes
Montara
Holly
Burne
Alltorney Sum
Cleveland
Cuyahooa County
Ohio
Cox
Pitt
Mit Mays
Mays
Republsin
W. and J. College Instructor Dies at Home
A W and J College instructor Mr A Mount aged 72 died at his Washington home after a short illness. He returned from Harrisburg with his parents and colleagues noting his long service at the institution.
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Twashingdon
Ps. Beil
Tame
Ray
Wastogton
Vefferon
Collegi
A. Mount
Utena
Harrisburg
We and Our The Chamber of Commerce call for constructive criticism
A community message urges residents to support the Chamber of Commerce as a shared body and welcomes criticism backed by facts. It cautions against anonymous attacks and invites suggestions to improve the city, stressing collective responsibility.
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Chamber of Commerce
OUR Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Alo
Coughlin Boy Believed Found After Kidnapping Search
United Press reports in MorrisDowe Tennessee that Blakley Coughlin, a reported kidnapped child, is believed found near the courthouse. Authorities say a light haired baby, possibly taken by a colored woman, prompted a search. sheriff says identification is pending as investigators expect a breakthrough soon.
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United Press
Morrisdowe
Tenn
Blakley Coughlin
Norristown
Coughlin
Neat Stata
Melief War
Neat
Wari
Mail Pilot Resumes New York to San Francisco Flight
Towa City reports mail pilot N. Y. to Frisco resumed his from New York route toward San Francisco today. The trip had previously passed Salt Lake City and was expected to continue without incident as he proceeds toward the western coast.
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N. Y
Towa City
Towa
Randolph Page
New York
San Francisco
Nw York
Salt Lake City
Railroad Workers Robbed in Pennsylvania IC Fort Mill
Unclear report states three bandits assaulted a floor camp along the Pennsylvania line near Mill Walnut and stole about $1200 after wounding three men. Authorities believe the robbers were local employers connected to the incident.
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United Preasy Pyptsburgh
Pennsylvania
Mill Wal
Wmrit Secren
Fiymi
Pollo
Raymond Reunion Held At Labor Day Gathering
The fourth Raymond family reunion occurred on Labor Day at Mary Benwell's home with many members attending. Attendees included Lamont Raymond as president and Henry Raymond as president, Hazel Parnes as secretary, and Bland Barca as treasurer. The next meeting plans were discussed for 1091 at Beis parish.
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Raymond
Mary
Ben Well
Sively Amumtbers
Pevond
Mivenings
Tull
Mewar Riymond
WaMdreid
Hare Oreth
Ms Wits
Sonly
Mmal Shendasigo
Henry Buymmonil
Fadley Linke
Whinis
Davegor
MuMiny
U. 5 Chair Starts Work On Building
The U. 8. Chiwir Company begins rebuilding after a series of city fires. Concrete work will proceed with a crew led by Patterson. The new structure, a frame building over the burned site, will rise directly above the former boiler room area as materials arrive and progress accelerates.
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U. 8
Chiwir
Patterson
Lvie
Mieft
Crete
Uriel
Bundle Day Set for September 15 Across Western Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania counties will host bundle collection stations on Huntly Day, Wednesday September 15, to gather worn clothing. The effort, tied to Near East Relief, aims to prevent death or freezing by supplying clothes to those in need. Headquarters at 500 Grant Street, Pittsburgh, report daily progress and expected large-scale contribution.
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Pennsylvania
Huntly
Aowona
Western Pomusylvania
Euucation Movement
Vania Committee
Grant Street
Pittsburgh
Pernaylvaniaia
Nowe Bayt Te- Jet
Ives
Licenses for Hunting Issued and Seasonal Notices
City officials report licenses for hunting are being issued while a state of supply delays affects granted wine shipments. Officials request detailed annual reports on game killed, with a personal message accompanying each report. Restrictions urge strict observance of game laws as the season opens.
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Fanthiil
Gorton
Muddle at Corny hospital prompts surgery and injury report
The scrambled OCR text describes a medical emergency at Corny hospital with a patient named Dan Tougtwot of Akeley undergoing an operation. A Ford vehicle owned by Mei Proctor and a doctor team led by Wil son BMtudhely are mentioned amid a wreck on Nar Comtor street causing severe injuries.
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Dan Tougtwot
Akeley
Ypho
Corny Hospital
Mes. Townnl
Merry
Wilson
Ford
Mei Proctor
Donation Week Planned for Corry Hospital Fund
A hospital donation week is set for September 27 to October 2 with wartime style community drive. The hospital superintendent notes plans include collecting funds and goods, with committees reporting progress to the board.
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Corry
Alison
Anne
Dds Rietory
Doniztion
Tie
Wits
Imo
Mijas Collinn
W. Tavein
A. Lillie
Brig
Plate
Fartner
Mediesl Asan
New Grill Opening Saturday With Carl Rotter Violinist
Arrangements by Charles Kromon for the opening of a new grill Saturday evening at a south district location. Carl Rotter, a violinist, will perform before audiences in both Erie and Pittsburgh. A naming contest with a $410 prize is judged by a panel including Lomeliliena and others, with winners announced after the event.
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Charles Kromon
Iy Soda Im
Carl Rottur
Pittatirgh
Old Home Week Celebration Draws Large Attendance
Warren hosts Fraternity Day events with many residents traveling by Penny trains to join processions and participate in City celebrations. The crowd enjoys the aroma of food stalls as the town marks the annual Old Home Week with local groups represented along the route.
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Warren
Birgu
Warten
Corry Grange to Participate in Joint Session
A fragmentary notice notes Corry Grange to participate in a joint session at an unidentified venue. It mentions a prominent local figure and a county elder event with a stated sum of money and a forecasted weather line.
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Tineday
Laihising
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