Big gas well drilled near Kane promises large output
Kane Sept 18 A new gas well near Kane on the old Kane home site east of the city line struck the Kane sand. Drilled to depth of about 100 feet, it yielded a large gas volume estimated at 100000 cubic feet per day. A nitroglycerin shot at 2 PM increased flow, and the Kane Gas Light and Heating Company owns the well, the fourth in the area with others showing smaller yields.
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Kane Gas Light and Heating Company
Kane
Kant
Borough
Kane Gas Light & Heating Company
Child Killed by Automobile in Duke Center
Four year old William Clifford Sweesey of Duke Center died at 5 15 pm after being struck by an automobile driven by Walter Sprague of Duke Center in front of his home. An inquest led Coroner Hi Clay Hester of Bradford to rule death an accident.
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Duke Center
William Clifford Sweesey
Guy Swezey
Walter Sprague
Hi Clay
Hester
Bradford
Renshaw charges election frauds in Philadelphia
United Press reports Philadelphia on September 18 that Benjamin Renshaw, incumbent and defeated candidate for the municipal court, charged suppression of votes and wholesale fraud at the polls during the primary. He claimed tally sheets in some divisions were prepared hours before polls closed, boosting opponents’ counts.
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United Press Philadelphia
Fidgé
Benjamin Renshaw
Omnicipal Court
Renshaw
Zema
Emergency Fuel Rules Narrow Coal Deliveries in Mass
United Press reports in Boston on September 18 that emergency fuel regulations cut anthracite deliveries to three tons per consumer in Massachusetts. Admin Buger Mulnman, recently named by Gov Alvan Fuller as emergency fuel administrator, announced the rules effective immediately and banning domesticized anthracite to state and municipal buildings theatres apartment houses and manufacturing establishments.
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N. E
United Prep
Woston
Massachussett
Radio Ends Twenty Find Deserted Son Heartaches Saga
In Omaha a radio presenter introduces a strange tale of a violinist William Zimmer and his son Edward. The narrative traces love, divorce, poverty, and years apart as Edward reconnects with his father through music and a Hastings radio program, revealing a family saga shaped by betrayal and longing.
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Omaha
Neb
KES
Hastings
Nebraska
William
Edward Aimmmerfarhe
Family ties and a musician’s rise amid personal history
A man reflects on past marriage and a blended family, noting a nine year age gap with his wife and a six year old daughter. He praises a son figure as a gifted violinist, directs his orchestra parts, and plans New York study for him, while lamenting a missed reveal about the boy’s true identity.
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New York
Weis Lime
Priine
Illicit Booze Confiscated in Bloomfield Township Case
Union City reports Peter Yusick tested by County Detective and Special Officer as illicit liquor was found on his premises. Evidence including several bottles and a large jug was unearthed in a compost pile. Yusick faced grand jury review and was bound over to court on liquor manufacture suspicions.
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Union City
Peter Yisick
Bloomfield Township
Juhit Laley
Mack Allen
Ly Alfierman
A. J. Boynton
Bill Inils
Timor
Yusick
Corry Woman's Father Drops Dead in Home
VINTON CITY Sept 18 A Corry man, Samuel Brown 60, collapsed at home after a brief illness and died of heart disease. He had worked as a carpenter and was last seen in good health while repairing a porch. Survived by wife, two daughters in nearby towns, five sons, a brother and two sisters.
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Vinton City
Srebpig
Nimeshon
Gouch
Samuel Brown
Mr. Crown
Witter
Aldrich
Wiltow Street
Dursasedig
Floyd Barn
Moore
Fis
Vinas
Unclear text fragment about virtue and motive
Fragmentary, nonsensical OCR text lacks coherent events, names, dates, or places to summarize into a valid news item
Coal residue fuel of future dreams for industry
Joseph G. Worker of the American Fingintering Un at the annual convention describes coal residue as the fuel of the future. After distilling gas and sail from coal, residue will become a raw material for fertilizers gas and solid fuel. He says the iron and steel industry could add millions of tons of coal per year to fuel manufacture and boost national wealth with cheaper domestic use.
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Af Edak
Milk Jamps Continent Milk Drawn From California Row
A brief item notes a milk shipment drawn from California, arriving during a morning period described with inconsistent wording. The sentence hints at cross continental sourcing and a local timing reference, but lacks clear names, dates, or organizations.
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California
Minihiy Mornin
Atlantic City
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