Non Partisan Judicial Nomination in Indiana County
The act of July 24, 1918 provides Non Partisan nominations for Judge of a Court of record and allows voters to choose any candidate on the Non Partisan Judicial ballot. I announce my name will be submitted at the primary on Sept 21 1913 for the office of Judge of the Court of Common Pleas. S. J. TELFORD. July 16, 1915.
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Court of Common Pleas
J.N. Langham
Indiana Borough
Fortieth Judicial District
Indiana County
Act of Assembly
Court of Common Fleas
Ryen Potts Wed In Rochester Mills Wedding
Allan Irwin Ryen and Amanda Manilla Potts of Rochester Mills wed on Tuesday August 3 at the bride’s parents home. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Martin Houser as Mr Myers, a faculty member at Indiana State Normal School, will join his bride in Indiana after the wedding trip.
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Myers
Indiana State Normal School
Indiana
Ryen—Potts
Allan Irwin Ryen
Amanda Manilla Potts
Rochester Mills
Daniel Potts
Martin Houser
Army company opens provisional duties this morning
Captain CC McLain of Co I Indiana and his company began provisional duties this morning and will likely not be relieved until Saturday afternoon. Demonstrations will start on Saturday with the aeroplane likely to show how bombs are dropped on cities. The hydroplane for the Indiana camp was cancelled due to low water in Twolick.
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CC. McLain
Co. I
Indiana
Endiana
Twolick
Points on people vacationing in Western Pennsylvania
Miss Pearl Duncan of Charch street is spending her vacation with visits in Vandergrift Apollo and Leechburg. Mr and Mrs Joseph Puree of Youngstown are visiting the latter's mother Mrs Sophia Lowry of Oakland avenue. Mrs Clyde Wine and her daughter Helen Louise of West Philadelphia street are spending a few days with friends in Pittsburgh.
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Miss Pearl Duncan
Charch Street
Vandergrift
Apollo
Leechburg
Joseph Puree
Youngstown
Sophia Lowry
Oakland Avenue
Clyde Wine
Helen Louise
West Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Mistaken Name In Arrest Over Illegal Liquor Sale
A Wednesday Gazette report corrected an arrest notice naming Mrs Mariano of Laverne instead of Mrs Marrone. The public notice clarifies the accused is Mrs Mariano and confirms the illegal liquor selling charge.
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Mariano
Laverne
Marrone
8 beeribe for the Hvening Gazette
Fragmentary OCR appears to mention a local newspaper item for the Hvening Gazette with unclear context and likely a brief note or tease. No identifiable people places or dates are readable to establish a concrete event or outcome.
War Notes From The Fronts In Europe Aug 5
Official Russian general staff says enemy pressure on the Narew sector from Ostrelena to Lemza failed as Russian forces held. bridges over the Vistula reportedly ordered destroyed. Paris reports two German attacks in Argonne near Hill 213 and La Mountaine-aux-Charmes, repelled by French infantry and artillery.
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Hague
Netherlands
Warsaw
Vistula
Petrograd
Narew
Ostrelenka
Lemza
Paris
French War Office
Argonne
la Mountaine-aux- Charmes
Marie Therese
Gunpowder's rise ends humanity ban on war weapons
A historical overview traces gunpowder from early ethical bans to wide use in warfare. It notes claims of its discovery by Roger Bacon and Schwarz, echoing Chinese rocket precedents, and the siege of Constantinople as a turning point when cannon fire gained acceptance despite calls of barbarity.
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Humanity
Constantinople
Roger Bacon
England
Schwarz
Europe
St. Louis
Whispering Galleries of Old World Churches
The piece describes remarkable acoustic phenomena in historic churches and structures. It notes St Paul’s Cathedral London, Orléucester Cathedral, the Lal Mahal da Agra in India, and the Ear of Dionysius in Syracuse. It explains how whispers travel along walls and domes via parabolic or resonant architectures.
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St. Paul's Stthedral
Londiat
Orleucester
Lal Mahal da Agra
India
Dionysius
Syracuse
London
Animals Could Speak, Ltds Ce Startling Tale
A fragmented historical passage contemplates whether animals could speak to reveal life histories of sites and events. It mentions a theory about a person named Janice Who and a broad historical context with references to decades and enduring memory among living individuals.
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Erie
Guelit Taglay
Janice
Fragmentary OCR on Amathyst and related entities
Fragmented text references Amathyst and associated entities with unclear context. Mentions a welded property, Shy Rbos ets, and Tadattetie load. Contains nonsensical phrases and garbled names, suggesting OCR damage and missing connective details.
Miles C Young for County Auditor in Indiana Pa
The announcement promotes Miles C Young of Indiana Pennsylvania for County Auditor. It notes the campaign is subject to voters at the Democratic Primary Election on Tuesday September 21 1915. The message emphasizes party ballot participation and election timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles C. Young
Indiana
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Merchant Sol Williamay of Jesse Tennessee praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as his best selling preparation. A Salt Creek Virginia store report tells of a customer cured after using the remedy, with a clerk promising a free charge if it failed. Obtainable everywhere the Clerk Guaranteed It.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Williamay Merchant
J. H. Berry & Co
Salt Creek
Sprained Ankle Relief and Indigestion Remedy Ad
A column promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains with directions promising quicker recovery. It also features Mrs Geo Hon of Macedon New York praising Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion headaches and fatigue, claiming one day relief and full cure after two bottles, with distribution noted as available everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Geo. Hon
Macedon
N. Y
Animals In Pawn In New York City Pawnshop
A New York pawnbroker accepts animals as collateral with no interest, charging only for feed and care. Victories and mishaps accompany the practice as trained beasts, including dogs and camels, are lent against loans. A trick dog once escaped by opening a door, highlighting the risks of pawning animals and the shopkeeper's unusual inventory.
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New York
Curious Industries
New York City
Ordiary
Canaries
Pawn
Alomest
Cournay
Hind
Sidushens
A CLEW TO HER PAST MAKES SHE RICH OR POOR
New York Times gossip note reveals a society woman who appears wealthy through marriage but is exposed by four observers as once poor. A detective tone traces everyday items around her home to show concealed past hardships and appetite for housekeeping details.
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Steve
Druw
New York
Ingenious Device From Sir Robert Perks Tale
A biographical anecdote from The Live Story of Sir Robert W. Perks describes a clever invention in school days. A device using a weighted clock triggered an alarm to wake a sweeper, with a bell sounding at a designed hour to avert disaster when water poured from a failing fire alarm.
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Robert Perks
Che
Robert W. Perks
Republican candidates listed for fall primary election
Indiana Pa republicans release full list of nominees for sheriff treasurer register and recorder prothonotary commissioners district attorney surveyor auditor coroner and more with names such as H A Boges Leslie Pattison J Russell J T Conner Jay D Hill and others under party rules and 1913 timing with the vote set for September 21 1916.
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H. A. Boges
Leslie Pattison
John Russell J. T, Conner
Jay D. Hill
George A. Conrath
H. C. Williams
John M. Malcolm J. T. Hoover
A. J. Boucher
Decree of dissolution petition in Indiana County Court
In the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County a petition by Josephine Water Company for dissolution is filed. The hearing is set for August 23, 1914 at 10 a.m. and notice must be published weekly for three weeks in Indiana County Gazette and Indiana Progress.
Petition for dissolution of Josephine Electric Light Co.
In Indiana County court a petition for decree of dissolution was filed July 12 1914 and notice of hearing ordered. Publication to run weekly for three weeks in Indiana County Gazette and Indiana Progress starting in a newspaper within the county. Judge S J Telford presiding. Dates July 23 28 August 4.
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Josephine Electric Light Company
Indiana County
Gazette
The
Indiana Progress
Indiana
S.J. Telford
P. J
Professional Reticence in Fractured Interview Report
The Wrestington Star reports Senator Sor phar responding with evasive language about quoting accurately in interviews. The senator cites inability to reveal details, citing constituent reactions to the article as influencing reticence.
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Sorphar
Wrestington Star
Hard Water Chinese Proverb About Hydraulic Water
The passage cites a Chinese proverb noting water used in hydraulic mining moves so swiftly that a sword cannot backfire it, behaving like iron. It claims water yields not under a stroke and that a small bag cannot contend with a large one, and a short rope cannot draw water from a deep well.
U S Marshals Halt Insurrecto Party at Border
U S Marshals stop a suspected Huerta Orozco movement near Fort Hancock after twenty Mexicans are arrested en route to the border with rifles ammunition and supplies. Alpine Farias and Richard Aguilar are jailed on conspiracy charges. bond set at 5000 for Farias. Pancho Villa rumors swirl as reports say he may join in Chihuahua or stay there amid unrest.
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el Paso
Tex
Huerta
Fort Hancock
United States
Oliver
Mexico
Texas Rangers
Alpine Farias
J. du Bose
General Orozco
Chihuahua
Orozco
Richard Aguilar
Pancho Villa
San Francisco
Villa
Juarez
Army orders rush artillery to El Paso border
After a state department conference, General Funston directing an extra battery from Fort Sill to El Paso as the government tightens forces to curb filibustering expeditions across the border. In McKeesport gas well near Spiegel’s farm pressure heavy after valve opened. Gas flow estimated over 10,000,000 feet daily. further pumping attempts postponed until safer control valves are installed.
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United States Army
States Department
Funston
Fort Sill
Okla
el Pago
Tex
Spiegel Gasser
McKeesport
George Spiegel
McKeese
Judging by Appearances in a Family Exchange
A tired father and a mother exchange quips on appearances in a humorous domestic moment. The father mocks judging by looks while noting worn school shoes and fragile arithmetic items bought for James. The mother counters that appearances deceive.
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Vas
James
Cleveland Plain Dealer
An Empty Headed Duke and Carlyle Clash Over Theories
A dinner remark by a duke about British people laughing at theories prompts Carlyle to recall the French nobility. He notes Rousseau and The Social Contract, arguing theories once laughed at can force change as printed works bind new editions.
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Carlyle
Thomas Carlyle
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Aramaic language in ancient Near East history
Aramaic, a Semitic dialect, was spoken by people north of Canaan and used as a common language between Jews and other Semitic groups from Babylonian exile era. It gradually supported Hebrew and became widely used in Palestine around 200 BC.
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Canaan
Palestine
Rare Attainment in Miss Triller’s Musical Education
A Washington Star quips that Miss Triller’s prowess lies in correctly pronouncing the names of classical selections she performs, highlighting a refined musical education as a notable skill.
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Triller
Washington Star
Witty quip on marriage and search rights in Kansas City
A terse humor line attributed to a Kansas City donrual plays on marital privacy and acts of discovery. The joke pivots on a wife’s right to search pockets while the husband sleeps, delivering a dry punchline about open, stated authority.
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Kubsas City
Donrual
Not His Business
A Yonkers Statesman item quotes a female passenger admonishing a conductor and a male passenger retorting that she has nothing to do with the regulations, illustrating a tense exchange over etiquette and procedure aboard a transit scene.
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Yonkers Statesman
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Ana Evening Gazette
Diana Publishing CO
Frank M. Smith
RH. Ray
Spa
Indiana Postoffice
B. A. Ness
Indiana Foundry ‘Co
Chestnut Street
Tth Street
N.N. Swenk
South Seventh Street
J. Telford
Beeribe
Hvening Gazette
Sd I
Addi
Animals IN
Republican County Committee
H. K. Neal
F. M. Smith
Elmer EB
Carney
J. Irven Shaffer
George S, Griffith
John W. Miller
James M, Nichol James A. White
Walter H. Jackson
Horace M. Lowry
Register and Recorder
J. Blair Sutton
J. E. Weaver
J. Clair Longwill
Walter H. Ayers
John C. Wells
J. M. Marshall
John Bennett W
B. Wagner
P. Bothell C
M. Sides
Ezekiel Somerville J, W. Smith
William W. Brilhart
J. C. Moore
James W. Mack William N
Liggett County
G. P. McCrae
John M. Gamble
William F. George John D. Adamson
R. Harvey Cunningham James Speedy
R. J. Hood
H. B. Buterbaugh
J. Willis Wilson
Republican Co. Com
Josephine Water Company
Indiana County Gazette
Indiana Procress
S. J. Telford
American Press Association
Cecil Spring-Rice
U.S
Ft. Hancock
Mexican Border
Washington
Sinemann Generel Scott
Clictuot
Worlick
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Rochester & Pittsburgh Railways
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