Unclear OCR fragment on college team and city transit dispute
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a college team, a conference, and a city transit dispute. It references compensation of 236000 dollars for profits and a 1923 construction item. No coherent event or names are readable.
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Ievel
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Publicahiat
Tepresentinng
Prized Chickens Halted as Trial Drags on
A garbled court report describes a jury examining a field and yard details, concluding the defendant could neither climb the fence nor pass through the gate. The fragment ends with uncertainty about proceedings and the outcome.
Deer Trail and Cow Tracks Mystery Near Greensburg
A hunting party returns after a two week trip, reporting deer tracks in fresh snow. Following hoof marks over ten miles, they reach an open clearing and find a red cow instead of a deer, puzzling the travelers about the surprising prints.
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Greensburg
Arch street subway bids trigger court action and Rhodes scholarships progress
A dispute over Arch street subway bids led to a court dispute and repeal of an ordinance after a firm higher than the lowest bidder was awarded the work. Separately nominations for Rhodes Scholars from several states show strong interest in Gsell Rhodes program and its educational impact.
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Broad Street
Arch Street
Taylor
Moore Jvung
Maday
Hig Poeeatin
Rhodes
Gseil Rhodes
United States
Oxford
Thiss Foundation
Permanent bus terminals eyed for three lines in town
Merchants Auxiliary urges permanent parking bays on Philadelphia street for Indiana Salinburg and Punxsutawney bus lines. Council discusses requested spaces, noting desire to advertise routes. Saltsburg bus currently parks near Eighth Street by the P&RR station and Punxsutawney bus in front of J. M. Stewart Co. opposite the Gazette office.
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Bugseg
Philadelphia Street
Saltsburg
Eighth Street
P, &Rr
Punxsutawney
J. M. Stewart Co
Gazette Office
Eight More Shopping Days Until Holiday
Holiday shoppers face long lines and heavy bundles as stores extend evening hours beginning Thursday. Community Rest Room remains open for out of town buyers, with added protection against theft and secure bundle deposits. Local stores keep a busy pace as Indiana Yule displays and New York notices mix with regional commerce. Covispring carload potatoes shipped to Pittsburgh.
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Sears
Indiana
Obituary Notices from Barnesboro and Surroundings
Funeral notices from Barnesboro area list deaths of Taressa Steffy John W Fair Marlin McFadden Samuel Barraclough Andrew Most Mrs Eliga Johns Lawson and relatives. Interments in Mount Zion Calvary Cemetery Greenwood Cemetery Army Cemetery and local plots. services conducted by Rev Ritchie and others. survivors include children siblings and grandchildren across Brushvalley Pine Heilwood and Indiana County communities.
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Taressa (Goss) Steffy
George Steffy
James Hanna
Brushgal-loy Township
Scott Steffy
Johnstown
Emma Sholtz
Alverda
Frank
Harvey Steffy
Heilwood
Mazie Davis
Wilkinsburg
M's
C. H. Steffy
Brushvalley Township
Kathryn Rush
Pine Township
Hanna
Olglock
Ritchie
Homer City Lutheran Church
Mount Zion Cemetery
Hellwood
Marlin McFadden
S. Marlin McFadden
Indiana
D. Blair Taylor
South Fifth Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Samuel
Barraclough
Barndsboro
Samuel Barraclough
North Barnesboro
Methodist Episcopal Church
Emma Wade Barraclough
George Barraclough
Snowshoe
Farry Sherwin
Harry Barraclough
Barnesboro
Alexander Cockrost
Leechburg
Fred. Halfpenny
Bellwood
Oliver Senior
Roland Barraclough
Kimblin
Jefferson County
Ray Barraclough
Jean Bone
Leechburgy
Olive
Emma Barraclough
Albert
George Charlesworth
Altoona
Andrew Most
Beaverdale
Dee
Mr. Most
Andrew
George Trish
John Redzk
Corpus Christi Church
Dunia
Lawson Seward
Eliga Johns Lawson
Johnston Lawson
Lawson
Greenlee
Army Cemetery
H. H. Johns
Williamsport
G. W. Downs
Cramer
William Johns
Oakhurat
Mary Stengel
Hollidaysburg
Robert Lawson
Indiana County
Raymond Lawson
Pittsburgh
Allie Kane
This
Klansmen scour Fort Pierce seeking Kip Rhiinelander
Unmasked Ku Klux Klan members roamed Fort Pierce hotels searching for Mrs. Leonard Kip Rhiinelander. Police stationed reserves and motorcycle officers patrolled highways after Klan groups warned hotel managers not to admit the quadroon woman. Klan patrols lined the Dixie Highway and city rail stations, with no violence planned unless she is found.
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Florida City
Fort Pierce
Mia
Dee
Leonard
Kip) Rhiinelander
Christmas Seals Promoting Tuberculosis Fight
A stray note urges readers to support Christmas Seals to fund tuberculosis prevention in Indian county. The piece emphasizes local fundraising, urging those who can to buy stamps and place the emblem on mail. It mentions Y M C A headquarters handling seal distribution and appeals for volunteers to report how many seals they can supply.
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Indiant
Mary Chads
Y. M
Battling Siki Found Dying On New York Street
Police found the renowned boxer Battling Siki dying on a New York street near the Tenderloin. Officer Meehan identified the body and reported Siki had talked to him hours earlier. Siki, born in St Louis of Senegal in 1897, rose to fame by defeating Carpentier for the light heavyweight title. He later lost to Mike McTigue and was known for his tumultuous life and public brawls. No arrests were made as investigators searched for the assailant.
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John Meehan
Tenderloin
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Carpentier
Mike McTigue
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Moore
United States
Stoke
Heo
New 650-Room Hotel Planned for Pittsburgh
Negotiations finalize for a new orel hotel at Penn Avenue and Sixth Street on the General Turbos site formerly the Colonial Annex. The 650 room structure will front both Penn Avenue and Sixth Street, extending 160 feet along Sixth and 120 feet along Penn toward the Lyceum Building, with razing of the present building to begin soon.
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Sixth Street
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McCreaway
Lyceum
Local Gazette Office Visitors and Subscriptions Rise
Journal notes show many residents visiting the Gazette office and renewing subscriptions, with several Indiana and Blairsville locals calling in. Visitors include Frank Kerr, Justice of the Peace. Constable George Brubaker. and Hon. J Wood Clark from Pittsburgh, reflecting holiday business and community activity.
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J. Wood Clark
U. S. Court
Pittsburgh
Radio Station Schedule Fragment with Music Blocks
Fragmentary program grid lists multiple stations and time slots. Entries include book chat, sacred songs, dance music, world cruise program, Wee contralto harp, saxophone octet, Ross Gorman, Golodie and Dustie, Everearly Hour, and pop concert from WEAF. Additional items show Lopez, Hartisen's Orchestra, Sacred Music, Song Review, Old-time Barn Danse, Accordion Novelties, Applesance club with Hot Springs and KYW Chicago references.
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WCAE
Ross Gorman
Golodie
Dustie
Everearly Hour
WEAF
Lopez
Hartisen
WIAS
Hot Springs
KYW
Chicago
Applesance
Club
Industrial chemical and oil company listings across multiple firms
A fragmented OCR style roundup catalogs various energy and manufacturing firms including Sugar, Cuba Amn, Col, and Lehigh Valvesas Magna Cop, with percentages and product notes. It mentions companies like Royal Dutch, Sinclair Oil, Studebaker, Union Pac, Westinghouse, and Willys Overland, and references Vandergrift Building in Pittsburgh.
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Jsedeerisn
J.eiyeeekeedas
Cuba Amn
Feranby Cop Jaereesnee
Nor Skryeetteranne Goodrich Pissseeveorne Int
Nickel
City
Sthrnwie
Keily Spring
KeniCop
Eesiriecreed
Lehigh Valvesas
Magna Cop Y.msesany Mat
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Eys
Studebaker
Cccesses
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N. J. Wise
Tseebb
South Raila Vese
Eee
Willys Overland
A. “Ie
Mastin & Co
Vandergrift
Pittsburgh
Defends Ex Wife In Divorce Suit In Kokomo Indiana
In Kokomo Indiana a lawyer who had been the second husband defends his wife in a divorce suit, representing Zella J Wellington against Samuel DL Wellington who accuses cruelty. The case opens in the circuit court with Meade Mays on behalf of the defendant.
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Ind
Dee
Bro
Meade Mays
Zella J. Wellington
Samuel DL. Wellington
Last Call Before Christmas Four Hundred Chickens Auction
Four hundred heavy chickens offered Friday December 18 from 10:00 to 2:00. First prize three dollars for heavy hens ten or more, second prize two dollars for heavy springers ten or more. Last Saturday's prize won by BE, H. Putt, Clymer, Pa. D0x, Farmers Exchange.
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Clymer
Farmers Exchange
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