The Drought Is Broken at Last in Shamokin
Rain began falling in torrents breaking a long drought across Shamokin Pennsylvania. Mountain streams and reservoirs were replenished and minerals coal company wells filled as drought relief spread from the east of Northumberland county to Mount Carmel and Centralia regions. Coal companies prepared to haul water to mines while farming areas reported crops hurt by the dry spell.
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Shamokin
Northumberland County
Mount Carmel
Centralia
Cal
To Improve Football Rules To Improve Football Rules
Mentors of the gridiron game gathered today in New York to attend tonight's session at the Hotel Manhattan to codify present football rules. Dr James A Bubbittt, member of the Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee and chairman of the Central Board of Officials, said an important change was expected. He added meetings aim for a clearer interpretation of rules and clauses not clearly understood last year.
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United Press
New York
James A. Bubbittt
Thtercollegiate
Central Board of Offilals
Schmidt an ordained priest
New York supt reports Hans Schmidt, murderer of Ann Aumuller, identified by Father Francis Markert as a boyhood friend. Markert, at the Tombs, confirms Schmidt’s priest identity to the Catholic chaplain Father Luke J. Hvers. Schmidt accepts greetings, says no special requests except sending regards to his mother.
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New York
Hans Lenin
Ann Aumuller
Francis Markert
College of Techny
Teshay Hills
Iden Ufe Schmidt
Maing
Germany
Hans Schmidt
Schmidt
Father Markert
Teoling
Luke J. Hvers
Chmmings
Sehmidt
Father Markers
Tims
Pydial
Wilson Backs Daniels on Government Armor Plant Mill
Washington reports President Wilson endorses Secretary Daniels proposals for a government owned armor plate mill and government control of steel production. The administration aims to counter armor plate shortages and deny delays blamed on Bethlehem, Carnegie, and other steel makers as Congress teeters toward action.
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Washington
Wilson
Daniel H Im
Daniels
Mali Hood
Congress
Tanters
Meidvale
Bethlehem
Cammery Steel Companies
Tete
Dane Fulll
Cunerray
Urae
Rookine
Tovernment
Klevel Mill
Maka G Keno
Thompson's Baroxine Claims Kidney Cure
An advertisement touts Thompson's Baroxine as the best vegetable remedy for Bright's disease rhoumatism and other ailments. It claims immediate kidney action, absence of harmful drugs, and suitability for women and children, pricing at 50 cents to 1 dollar per bottle.
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Bright
Thompson
Impeachment Trial Update in Albany Sulzer Case
Albany reports that Governor Sulzer faces impeachment after a narrow vote of the impeachment court. The defense and prosecutors clashed over constitutional grounds as Senators weighed jurisdiction and specific articles of impeachment. The trial’s next phase focuses on objections to articles one and two and Brackett’s reply, with ongoing anticipation of further deliberations.
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Albany
Sopl
Sulzer
Ines
Lon
Une Court
Louis Marshall
Allen B. Parker
Edgar Truman Brackett
Wende
Wonde
Hiutfaly
Solxer
Brackett
Jasan
Dindge Cullen
Brickett
Impeachment Trial Ends In Narrow Courtroom Vote
The defense and managers clashed as the impeachment trial neared its end with Judge Cull urging restraint. Governor Sulzer faced a stunned Senate and a packed courtroom as the vote totaled one short of conviction and the session closed with spectators departing.
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Sulzer
Joe
Sulker
Kay Thay
Mewe Uulotty
Myraball
Marshall
Batt
New York Republican Convention Selects Judicial Candidates
Report describes a split convention as New York Republicans gathered to nominate candidates for judges on the Court of Appeals. The event, led by party leaders, signals a shift with some moderates and reformists pushing for certain names while others oppose.
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United Press
New York
Tare Tony
Italy
UN Court of
Barnissy
Malis
Mt Jewett Man Slashes Throat in Local Incident
Kane Pa Sep 22 A well known resident of Mt Jewett named Paulo allegedly attempted self harm by cutting his throat yesterday after a dispute at home. He was rushed to Kaie Sammtt hospital in critical condition. The assailant reportedly torched a pool hall and parlor in Mt Jewett over the past two weeks before the incident. Police continued to investigate motives and circumstances surrounding the domestic disturbance and related actions.
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Kane
Paulo
Paulson
Kae Simmit
Jawat
Debauch
Man Injured as Robbery Run Ends in Hospital Fight
A violent incident left a man near fatally injured as assailants forced entry to a dwelling. Two companions received immediate medical attention. The victim, found nearly dying, was rushed by automobile to Sumerade Hospital where doctors dressed his wounds. The wound risked infection and further complications remain.
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Tony
Koln
Hik Maat
Pautkon Wits
Guilty of Murder Insanity Defense Cited
A court verdict found a defendant guilty of murder but declared him insane at the time. The judge read the sentence with no additional remarks as the prisoner showed no reaction. The case involves Norman Vandtvart and Watton Ling nembrick, with the trial reported in the local edition.
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Norman Vandtvart
Watton Lingnembrick
Lulke
Thaw's Mother Arrives to Support in Murder Trial
On the eve of proceedings to decide whether Harry K Thaw will be returned to a state asylum, his mother Mrs Mary Copleyhaw and his brother joined here to support him against the madhouse move. The arrival underscores the family’s attempt to keep Thaw away from institutions.
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Thaw
Concord
Tok Husry
Mutteawan
Mary Copleyhaw
Tin
Doula
Jamestown Stabbing Affair Shocks Local Street
Two Albaynians, Jamestown residents, fought on Sivoo Street near Sunray writeran, resulting in a stabbing that left a man with a bone-penetrating wound to the shoulder. John, pursued to Brooklyn Square, was arrested on suspicion as bystanders and officers intervened.
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Jamestown
Jim Join
Basin Wheasley
Sivoo Street
Northo
John
Guiseppe Agata
Ted
War Soubure
George Tinton
Brooklyn Square
Mohaul Hannon
Foret Aven
Ampleton
Oscar Nelson
Roaponneny
Ryle Wanchard
Dreas
Rheuma Cure Advocated After Court Testimony
Judge John Barhorst of Fort Laramie testifies about a rheumatic condition and the failed medical treatments. A claimant alleges two years of use cured him, claiming a bottle regimen that relieved crippling pain, with a 50 cent Amex & Co guarantee.
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Keinumatiere Svt
John Barhorst
Fort Ler Nine
NP. Amex & Co
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