Christmas Visitors From Wheeling and Valpariso
Mr and Mrs Edward Q Swan of Wheeling West Virginia are here to spend the Christmas season with Mrs Charlottes Swan of East Oak street Dewitt Ray a student at Valpariso University Valpariso Indiana arrived Saturday to spend the holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs R N Ray of North Tenth street Among the Indiana boys home from college are Charles Calloway University of Michigan Ellsworth Campbell Amherst William E Pierce Harvard Harry Sutter and Lytle Wiggins University of Michigan
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Edward Q. Swan
Wheeling, W. Va
Charlotte Swan
East Oak Street
Dewitt Ray
Valpariso University
Valpariso
Ind
R. N. Ray
North Tenth Street
Indiana
Charles Calloway
University of Michigan
Ellsworth Campbell
Amherst
William E. Pierce
Harvard
Harry Sutter
Lytle Wiggins
Deaths Mrs Melissa Fair Rosensteel in Johnstown
Mrs Melissa Fair Rosensteel widow of W H Rosensteel and daughter of Mr and Mrs James Millen died at her home in Johnstown after a year of ill health from a heart condition. She leaves one son William Frank Rosensteel. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 and interment was in Grandview Cemetery Johnstown.
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Melissa Fair Rosensteel
W. H. Rosensteel
James MuMillen
Blairsville
Juhnstown
William Frank Rosensteel
Grandview
Johnstown
Political plum in Allegheny court system appointment
A 48 year old Indiana man, brother-in-law to Judge J. J. Miller, was appointed to a clerk position in Allegheny county's orphan's court, surprising Democratic leaders who favored Arthur McLean. Clark's legal experience sparked the choice, with Granville L. Berger expected to stay as chief deputy clerk.
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J. J. Miller
Allegheny County
Orphans’ Court
Arthur McLean
Beaver County
McLean
Democratic State Committee
Clark
Granville L. Berger
Mason’s Fate: Self-Inflicted Shot Sparks Murder Verdict
The fragment suggests Mason died by his own action with a fatal shot and he claimed no intent to murder. Mrs. Mason testified briefly that she had given the revolver as a Christmas present. The audience leans toward Mason's escape from the electric chair with a likely manslaughter verdict rather than murder.
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Mason
Jason
Electricai
Directors pledge nursery school improvements in county resolutions
The convention resolves to improve school facilities with painted buildings proper outside ventilation slate blackboards window shades and drinking water. It calls for medical inspections for public schools vocational effort support and increased state funding. It also notes the establishment of a vocational school and encourages township supervision, high school access, and local institute growth.
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Cori
Pennnsylvania Scho! Journal of Othant
Courty Institute
Brighth
Eleventh
Pourteentie
Nps
AL Blarbison
Rankin
Joan PF
ST. Clair
Grey
W. W. Nichol
Queer Happenings In the War News
In Oxford a fragmentary report hints at a wartime incident involving American students. Ten students, eight likely scholars, reportedly faced an uncertain fate while a distribution commission appears to be involved in aid efforts amid the chaos.
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Oxford
Thes Khudes
Bare Gouge
Beylum
Pelle? Commission
German Commander Must Take War Time Or Not At All
London dispatch reports German forces pursue Russians in Poland while conflicting Russian notes claim German advances halted near Warsaw. Berlin reportedly fears Hindenburg victory as 40,000 Russians nearby are said trapped between Jezow and Skierniewice. Warsaw rumored to evacuate to allow Russian field army to regroup.
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London
Poland
Eest Prussia
Warsaw
Berlin
Jezow
Skierniewice
Lodz
Nicholas
Cracow
Vienna
Galicia
Carpathians
Servia
Austria
Hungary
Bzura
Amsterdam
Breslau
Petrograd
Uost
von Hindenburg
Germany
Vistula
Radziapolski
Russia
von Vindenburg
Allies Hold Trenches in Flan ders and France
Paris reports that Allied forces in Flanders and France withstood German attempts to retake lost ground. Saturday fighting yielded material for a government statement suggesting the Allied offensive is breaking German lines from the North Sea to the Aisne. The French repulsed two major assaults at Lihons and near Peroane, keeping positions seized last Friday. Violent fighting extended from Nieuport to Li Bussey with additional ground gained by the Allied offensive.
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Paris
Flanders
Frince
North Sea
Aisbe
Marne
Lihons
Peroane
Atfennfe
T’fenel
Spots Removed While You Steep From Clothing
A judge notes a casual remark about removing two spots from trousers pockets with quiet dispatch last night. The fragment suggests a domestic scene or minor incident without clear context or names. The text appears as an OCR fragment with unclear references to ironing or removing stains.
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