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Pires Fifth at Meet Remains National On What
Pires secured a fifth place at the meet, leaving questions about national status unresolved. The result keeps ongoing efforts alive, with Pires seeking qualification or selection for future national competition.
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Pires
Fragmentary Sports Note On A Baseball Game
Incomplete OCR text mentions a baseball game with references to outs, bases, innings, and a 76 score. It hints at a lead, a potential third base attempt, a double, and a late-night context with darkness rising, but details are fragmentary and names are unclear.
Ten ch school pare mot re middle arday de ymini s trophy
A local track event held Saturday featured middle school runners competing for the division trophy. George set a notable pace, averaging a five mile distance and finishing with a prize showing.
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ORS
Tench School
Constitution Week Emphasizes Bill of Rights Freedoms
Chicago celebrates Constitution Week highlighting the Bill of Rights as a guardian of fundamental freedoms. The piece urges every American, especially officials, to read the amendments at least once a year to remember rights such as religion press and due process while warning against tyranny.
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Chicago
Feedom Front
Youths in fatal Tidioute crash face new charges
Warren sept 22 as result of investigations into the September 13 fatal crash near Tidioute that killed Mrs Catherine Anna McLoughlin three youths face serious charges. A State Police member took one youth into custody on larceny warrants while additional warrants were issued for Orda Woodard and Joseph Rodgers in burglary and larceny cases. Harold Milley remains free on bond for next week's hearing on permitting a learner to operate a vehicle recklessly. Authorities believe the wreck may tie to a smuggling or cover up, with further details to come.
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Tred Sten- Bel
Orda Woodard
Joseph Rodgers
Brie
Rogers
Erie County
Harold Milley
Tidioule
Tidi
Ute
Mya. McLaughlin
H. H. Jefferson
Amerals
Future visions and current reviews from the New York press
United Press reports sept 22 quotes Birkenhead 2030 predictions including fuel economy and home telepresence, and notes on cancer cures. It reviews novels and works by Ford, Derr Biggers, Meant, Sassoon, and Rubenstein, plus a travel book on New Guinea and a Corry note.
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Paul W. White
United Press
New York
Birkenhead
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Brewer and Warren
Tess Chidanirtn
Lipton's philanthropy and the America's Cup
An American editor recalls Sir Thomas Lipton's view on losing the America's Cup. Lipton could see his loss as a personal calamity yet pleased the world by failing to deprive Americans of a trophy. The piece notes Lipton’s sporting philanthropy, tea fortune, and the nation’s desire for his victory.
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Lord North- Fase
London
Lipton
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Politeness and Henry Mencken on reformer urge
Henry Mencken widely absent from matrimony experienced a hotel interview where he and Mrs Mencken shared a witty exchange. He defined politeness as the absence of the reformer complex and said it is polite to let others be. The remark suggests Americans overstep with moralizing others.
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Rayutery
Fineman
Henry Ib. Mencken
Mateu
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files
A Bradford area column recalls events from September 22, 1910 including a house fire on Hammond Street damaging a home of Frank Renzi, a panther in the Kansas hill woods near Duke Center, a 390000 loss at Salisbury Wheel Co in Jamestown, train No. 4 wreck near Lima with one death and 25 injuries, and social notes such as a Miss Marie Austin shower at Park Place. Reports mention J B Page returning from Stoneboro fair with crowds estimated at 25 to 35 thousand, Captain Smith of the Corry Salvation Army visiting Bradford, labor shortages amid building work, Metal Furniture Co unable to unload safes, and early 1910s fashion and display trends at Coehn's dry goods with a lynx specimen on display.
Fire Damages Barn and Property on Columbus Avenue
A fire yesterday at about 6:30 pm destroyed a barn owned by L C Crook and damaged surrounding property valued at 10 000. Damages totaled 8750 after payments and the fire spread along Columbus Avenue. Mrs Charles Parmlee, formerly Miss May Harper of Syracuse, visited Mrs Amos Morgan on North Center Street.
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L.c.crook
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Charles Parmlee
May Harper
Syracuse
Amos Morgan
North Center Treet
Daily Lessons From English Word Study
A compact language note on common mispronunciations spellings and usage. It highlights tricky words like impetuosity and lists synonyms such as vehemence and eagerness. Readers are urged to master one word daily by repeating it three times to claim it.
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The surrender occurred in 1865 at Appomattox Court House in Virginia. The five largest US religious denominations are Catholic, Protestant, Mormon, Orthodox, and Jehovah’s Witnesses. The graphic arts refer to design and reproduction of visual content. The smallest gold denomination ever issued by the US was the 1/2 dollar half eagle? The largest lake in North America is Lake Superior.
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Grant
North America
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Quarrel Over 25 Fatal Kin of Corry Woman Dead
Mrs Jennie Gates of Corry dies after quarrel over inheritance with her family. Detectives say a man confronted the barber Orisa Crisa and a stabbing occurred during a dispute at his home. Crisa dies after suffering a paralytic condition prior. Burial planned in Adrian Michigan. The deceased is survived by sister Mrs Hattie Bisiesieo and others.
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Muure O
Cleveland
Harratore Orisa
Augustus Wines
Roy Knight
Crisa
Hia Alt
Ohio
Serber
Adrian
Mich
Hattie Bisiesieo
Narrow escape at private crossing in Ridgway event
A. Nelson of North Bend Pa barely escaped injury when his Chevrolet sedan was struck by a Pennsylvania railroad engine at a private crossing of the Eile Tanning Company near AD tower. Nelson, shaken but unhurt, watched the car be totaled and towed to United Motor Sales garage.
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A. Nelson
North Bend
Chevrolet
Eile Tanning Company
AD Tower
Nelson
United Motor Sales Garage
Funeral services for Mrs Olmstead held in Corry
Funeral services for Mrs Listila Olmstead who died Thursday morning were held at the home of her daughter Mrs Eugene Miller on 608 West Church Street at 2 30 Saturday afternoon. The 81 year old Corry resident had lived with her daughter for several years. Rev F A Wimner conducted the rites with pallbearers Percy McCray Duane Miller Carlton Gurtis and Arvid Anderson. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery.
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Eugene Miller
West Church Street
Olmstead
Corry
Revi F. A. Wimner
Percy McCray
Duane Miller
Carlton Gurtis
Arvid Anderson
iPue Grove Cemetery
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