Fragmented 19th Century News Reflects Republic Themes
The article discusses a jubilant yet subdued celebration on August 11 marking the proclamation of a republic, noting cautious posts across Germany and references to Hindenburg. It mentions political shifts in Canada, local strikes in Nova Scotia, and a hydroelectric project cost. It also touches on societal changes, transportation, and generational attitudes.
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The
Republic
Phert
Germany
Reichstag
Hindenburg
Poor Kiddies Picnic at Indiana County Fair Grounds
A Salvation Army officer led the event with races and ball games for needy children. Prizes included an Ingersoll watch and toys funded largely by Commander Bearchell, a long-time officer. Ice cream, candy, and popcorn accompanied a well organized day ending with thanks to The Heavenly Father.
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Indiana County Fair Grounds
C. J. Beatchell
Indiana
Bearchell
Salvation Army
Becausd
Com'd't
Army
Captain Flinn
British Fascists Threaten Miner Leader in London
London police investigate a pamphlet warning A J Cook secretary of the Miners Federation. The message threatens cleansing the country of blackmailers, claims 500000 strong, and references a Baldwin subsidy tied to a nation wide strike. Clashes had grown between miners and fascists amid coal dispute.
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London
Scotland Yard
A. J. Cook
Miners’ Federation
Baldwin
Hyde Park
London Police
Sonxeryallam
House of Commons
Cook
Man Held for False Pretense in Franklin Pa
James Davis 25 was jailed on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses. He confessed to taking orders for furniture on groceries and accepting deposits from housewives in Ogord Franklin and western Pennsylvania cities, with goods never delivered.
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Franklin
James Davis
Davis
Davie
Ogford
Old City
Penn
Prominent Fascists to be released from imprisonment
Fragmented report notes that hres prominent fascists imprisoned in connection with alleged actions are expected to be released. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the item suggests a pending decision or clarification on their status.
Railroad Stocks Lead Market Rally Amid Call Money Boost
W8 Cousins reports the week saw high activity in railroad shares with strong demand and record prices driven by favorable earnings, mergers prospects, and an influential 4 percent call money level. Industrials rose while petroleum stocks weakened on price cuts and competition among refiners. General Motors declared a $1 dividend, aiding sentiment amid profit concerns.
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Cousins
New York
Ontario and Western
Chicago Great Western
Wheeling
Lake Erie
St. Louis
San Francisco
Chesapeake and Ohio Common
Standard Oil1 Company
New Jersey
Standard
Stock Exchange
General Motors Corporation
Coal Strike Inevitable Roars Through City Markets
Amid warnings of an inevitable coal strike, businesses and miners stockpile fuel as hotels mills and apartments rush to secure reserves. Private homes near coal plants load up. officials predict a two month or longer disruption with wages likely to revert to the current scale. Public reports note ten million tons stored regionally with limited home heating coal available.
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Ecollieriés
Deepie
Ateam
Methodist Youth Set to Gather at Ridgeview Park
Hundreds of Methodist young people from the district will convene at Ridgeview Park in Labor Dak on Monday for the Epworth League rally. The event features noonday and evening meals, swimming, and a closing rally with music and addresses by prominent Epworth workers. Family attendance is encouraged as the park hosts past institutes and serves as a central, accessible venue.
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Ridgeview Park
Ae Annus Plente
Pelease
Eosworth League
Sparta
Tia
Epworth League
First United Presbyterian Church
Evangelist Hosteller
Greenville
Alverda
Tipperary
Methodist Episcopal
S. White
Union
Christian Ray
W. T. Merrick
Bible School
1764 Arrests by Highway Patrol Reported in July
Harrisburg Pa Aug 15 Seventeen hundred sixty four arrests were caused by state highway patrolmen for motor vehicle violations in July Fines totaling 16708 were returned to the State Treasury and several jail sentences imposed Reckless driving charged against 673 drivers and 83 intoxication offenses 192 for light violations 820 for good rule offenses and the rest for minor infractions
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Harrisburg
Paul DB. Wright
Beerehart
Eckless
Bradford area highway group endorses Big Shanty Hill paving plan
The Bradford Puttabsburg Highway Association held its annual meeting with Arthur Johnson presiding. Officers were re elected. A key action endorsed a state department petition to pave the section of road between Kano and Bradford over Big Shanty Hill. About twelve miles are paved with the rest dirt. The group aims to complete paving over Big Shanty Hill soon and keep the highway department’s favor. Colonel Burns, as general chairman, and President Ben Taylor spoke on project matters. Despite heavy rain, the meeting proceeded with harmony and a noon luncheon at Bradford Country Club.
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Tha Butta
YooPittaburgh Highway Association
Bradford
Arthur Johnson
Wupinesa
State Department
Kano
Big Shanty Hil
Tana
Bradford Win
Mt. Jewett, Smethport
Hays
Big Shanty Hill
Highway Department
Burns
Fef
Auring
Ben Taylor
Brockway
Bradford Country Club
Fundamentalist College Boom Launches In Dayton
Dayton Tenn Aug 15 The Bryan Memorial Association formed to fund and erect a Fundamentalist College in Dayton named after William Jennings Bryan. Officers include F B Robinson president Richard Rogers vice president B L Morgan treasurer H H Fraser secretary. Judge Raulston led an executive committee and opposed Clarence Darrow’s stance.
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Dayton, Tenn
TNS
Dayton
Fundamentalist College
William Jennings Bryan
Richard Rogers
Bryan
B. L. Morgan
Dayton Progressive Lab
H.H. Fraser
John T. Raulston
Walter White
Haggard
John L. ‘Godsey
A. D. Fairbairn
Washington
Raulston
Clarence Darrow
Jecter
Tom Stewart
Darrow
Stewart
America
Swaney Knocked Off Moving Car In Indiana Incident
Fragmentary report describes Chas Swaney being knocked from a moving car. The condition mentions internal injuries and a hospital examination at Indiana Hospital. Identifications of injured parties are unclear due to transcription errors.
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Chas, Swaney
Arend
Indiana Hospital
Roney
Indiana Daily Notices Mixed in Town People Travel
A list of residents and visitors in Indiana and nearby towns includes Hapbett Stone and 58, C Coleman of Rayne, Eric Pennington of Hallwood, Emerson Bartlebaugh of Gipsy, and many others. Couples depart for Canada and Ocean City trips, with local court house visits, motor trips, and weekend stays noted. Many individuals are named among shoppers, relatives, and workers in the Indiana area.
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Emerson Bartlebaugh
Gipsy
Indiana
Vandergrift Building Reported By A E Masten Co
A. E. Masten & co reported from Vandergrift Building in Fittaburgh Pennsylvania detailing the day's activities and observations at the site. The notice notes operations and conditions observed during the reporting period with emphasis on progress and safety considerations.
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A. E. Masten & Co
Vandergrift Building
Fittaburgh, Pa
Dutch Anderson Linked To Double Killing In Hartford Case
Local police reveal connections between Dutch Anderson and the Chapman gang linked to the Hance family shooting in Muncie. Hance’s dying statements pointed to Anderson and Wolfe as involved, with authorities noting Anderson’s motive to avenge his “pal” Chapman. Hance’s testimony and later confession add a web of motive, capture, and pending execution.
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Chapman
Hance
Muncie
Charles Wolf
George Anderson
Gerald Chapman
Wolf
Cromer
Dutch Anderson
Hanes
Anderson
Chapman Gane
Tthis
Hla “Pal
Chabhian
Capman
Hances
Fred Puckett
New Britain
Genn
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