Philadelphia GOP split looms over Luzerne race and ballots
Philadelphia daily reports a brewing rift in the Republican Party over the Luzerne County gubernatorial nomination and ballot integrity. State Chairman Edward Nghas began a party-wide review as speculation grows of more than 87,000 ballots being challenged or cut.
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Philadelphia
Francis Shunk
Brown
Haystirs
Luzerna County
Gifford Pinchot
Dayla
Nota
Luzerne County
Wilwan
Upstate
Balaté
Igse
Philadelphia Ballette
Wilson
Jaald
Fred
Republican Party
Niany
Edward Nghas
Raporte
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The fragment mentions a person and a river area with scattered phrases about a legal framework and a woman in a circumstantial context. The text is garbled and difficult to parse into a clear event. No coherent actions or ages are evident from readable portions.
Nomination and financial details amid contested election
Fragmentary OCR depicts a historical election notice with references to nominations, bids, and a $1000 payment. It mentions Conemaugh County, Indiana, Pennsylvania, and suggests a formal process with required percentages and accompanying details, but the text is fragmented and unclear.
Conrath Wagner Wedding in New York City
The couple, both graduates with high honors, married after studies at Olean High School and Obba High. Mr Conrath, an electrical engineer, will work in AT T engineering division in New York City. They are noted for steady public ties and friendship among the Patriot’s roinde.
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Conrath
Wagngr
Olean High
Obba High
Mambérahin
Ife
Bibley Journal
Bnalnaering
New York City
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Rondere
Reunion notes and attendees from Indiana event
By noon there were ninety present at the reunion held on the Tall Grounds Indiana on July 4 with attendees from old states. Family members including Frank, Mary and Henry Faith, Jetty Fy Motsao, and Mrs. William Riying attended. The Carnay reunion featured Dorothy Carney-Imholtz and other relatives from Denver and Indiana, with Prndley Garnsyi noted as a centenarian attendee and O. Bront-grandson of Milton Garnsey as the youngest. The day included a luncheon, renewed acquaintances, and good weather. The next reunion is planned at W. C. Ringling’s Agar Sholody on December 4, 1284, Carnay area.
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Frank
Mary
Henry Faith
Jetty
Fy Motsao
William Riying
Marlin
Faith
W. C
O. Bront
Milton Garney
Gala Night From Page One Continues Amid Fire Dept Details
Fragmentary OCR lists include Vandergrift and Export Fire Company and city references. Partial names such as Derry and Brom corps appear with unclear roles. The item seems to catalog fire department entities and local municipal mentions without a clear narrative or outcome.
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Deereais
Ening Co
Vandergrft
Mire
Vandergrift
Riva
Tepastin
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Fragmentary Historic Fire Department Notes and Names
Fragmented OCR listing names of fire companies and civic groups from a historical newspaper page. Includes Carl Hintens Balivar Tire Ce and Mount Pleasant Boy Scout corps, American Legion, and several city fire departments with uncertain spellings and placements.
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Carl Hintens
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Cape Huan
Haig
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Celene Apa
Crighton Nf Pe -Bopaeonant
Trafford
Fira‘ Dapartatent Ss Drat
Iminta Corps
Hermite
Ompangy
Odinpahy
Lm Tire
Aareisohy Oltyie Company
Mount Pleasant Boy Seowtary Corps
Blairsgitte
Fealaleville
Department Drant Corps
Thompson banker's trim boat and a phantom coal deal
Thompson, a former coal baron, blocks the court from details of a $20,000,000 coal deal tied to 30,000 acres in Greene County Pennsylvania and parts of West Virginia. Attorney Frederick Wy Miller argues Thompson should face the court like any citizen as he risks jail if obligations of $200,000 to $600,000 aren’t met by July 1. The hearing marks the case’s first real showdown in three years with Thompson insisting he will close the deal and meet obligations with the rumored funds.
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Prodérick Wy Miller
Stephen G. Porter
Nicolls
Thompsons
Aitizen
Greane County
Pennssylvania
West Virginia
Tall Avon
Thompson
Alice ‘Thompson
Funda
Fragmented Federalist Speech on Government Foundations
A garbled report describes a Federation official, Mrs Virginia White of Washington, chairing a committee on procedures. It notes controversy over a term deemed dangerous and the claim that any movement threatening the constitution would violate laws, amid unclear dialogue.
Stock market midday rally recovers losses on July trade
The New York market showed a sharp midday swing with broad buying, lifting leaders like American Can Westinghouse Electric Radio and General Electric after earlier slips. Several industrials joined the upturn as prices firmed near the session high amid renewed sentiment.
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New York
U.S
Westinghouse
General Elect Wits
Thatutility Group
Consolidated Gas Electric Power and Light
TSS
Anaconda
ABC Amerlcwn
Toby Beeree
Reeses
Ecpes Chen
Cossustsacesog
Honess
Bethlehems Steel
Cseryseevees
Canadian Pacifla Cersavisaey
Ohicd
Ohio
Bococo
Can
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SBM Dupont Wees
BOM
Mastman Kodak Yy
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Wrle
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Ccieerrerssneee
N. Ys Central
Coven
N. Y
Norl and Waat
Oba Perna
Pullman Vasa Eye
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Radio Corp Vpisesvenens
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Sinclair Gil
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Brudaboker
Vvesescesesseneen
Westinghouse Elec
DAY FIELD DAY OUTLET MEET PLANS DRAWS LOCAL HELP
Community event at the County Agent's office outlines plans for a large field day. Local dairy groups and farmers from Homer City Shelocta and nearby areas will participate with teams and elimination events, including horseshoe pitching and indoor ball contests.
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Srubleburg
Indiana
Homer City
Shelocta
Sorat
Als
Theonek
Reiek-MeJunisin
aHield
Tulds
Sohn
E. Walker
M ‘Ja
Teo
Bagsbell
Merril Travis
Henry
Ann Wilson
Edwin
Stewart
Witla
Will
Goxtest Wield
Yhors
Nill Basin
Seth of
Dron
G. Craig
Pany
Oliee- Whiting
Ohs
Court orders subpoenas for board members in gambling case
Police report that warrants issued for Lawrence Mangali, West Side gamblers, and Pate were held for questioning over ties to North Side gambling interests. Grand jury adjourned as investigators seek records and witness cooperation from the board.
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Beate Wankon
Fitresta
Lawrence
Mangalio
Gambler
Magganowaa
Lingle
Gamblera
Prina
Prograna
Elther
Inquest Details For Motor Patrol Interview Efforts
The Motor Patrol and Coroner Dr. Ato Claireva planned interviews after an accident. A Ford sedan driven by Smiley allegedly tailed witnesses and local patrol members. John Gordon of Johnstown skidded and turned over near Lila, fatally injuring Moonsr.
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Motor Patrol
Night Flying Prompts Aviation Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR text describes a night flying context with references to aeronautics, pilots, and loads. It mentions a Bay area scenario and a speculative person or entity called BAY. The passage is garbled with many unreadable segments but hints at aviation operations and number mentions tied to people or events.
Turbulent Admin Group Pushes Treaty Records Demand
Senate debate over treaty negotiations intensifies as McKellar of Tennessee presses for full access to correspondence, cables, memoranda, and dispatches. Administration resists, promising compromises if party lines align. Military and civil affairs discuss river control and border security as a new administration signals broad structural changes.
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Claude Swannon
Ginfa
Enaite Foreign
Gowmaluge Swanson
Kes
League
Wilson
Fordraw
Ieeaae
Senato ‘McKellar
Tenn
McKellar
Ameriar
Londor
Arthur Conan Doyle on immortality and death beliefs
The interview discusses belief in life after death and immortality, noting Doyle's view that death brings no fundamental change. It references a London Daily Herald interview and mentions Arthur and his family, highlighting ongoing public interest in spiritual topics and natural powers.
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Vane
Arthur
London
Daily Herald
Deaths in Greensburg Area Noted In Obituary Row
An obituary report recalls the death of Jennies, resident of Greensburg and Latrobe area, detailing survivors including daughters Celéz and Mrs. George Kerts, and sons Walter McClain and Howard McClain. It notes burial at a local Catholic church, support from family, and references to the late D. Houck, former town official, with services held at the local hospital and later at the church.
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Jennies
Fraie
Greens
Whter
Pasrinds
Houck
Snawiy
Ntotel
Apee
Thigplaca
Alga
Hestinae
Bere
Meee Pee
Fay
Mere
Fen Él
Geotas Hush
Ng ‘Duke
Feu
Violet Fonaty
Alic Wilarn
Housley
Toon
My Helen
Bn Pet
Pant-Houck
Howe
John Houck
Gannellavilis
Wito
Aa Sarvis
Reed of a damaged OCR entry about an aviation event
A garbled OCR fragment mentions pilots and ships with unclear references. It references Halderman, Chad, Noaeh, and Italian aviation terms, but the text is incoherent and lacks concrete facts or a resolvable event. No verifiable names, dates, or outcomes can be determined from the readable portion.
U S Population Figures Show 1980 Shift in Urban Growth
Washington reports an estimated U S population around 122 million today with Dr Hill noting about 80 percent living in urban communities of over 2 500 residents. projections suggest minor overall change since 1920 while cities and towns may make up about 66 to 65 percent of the population by 1980.
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Washington
Jing
United States
Hilla
Censis
Hill
Verenas Mital Ion
Huston status grows complex in party controversy
A Washington report from July 8 discusses a brewing Republican dispute over Clau dius Hy Himee as national chairman. The piece notes Hoover's influence and hints at possible resignations and realignments within party ranks amid rising tensions.
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Washington
Republcan
Claudius Hy Himee
Tha Mos
Actress Tink Byquette Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Hollywood July report states actress Tink Byquette, wife of film producer Jack Warner, underwent an appendicitis operation at Hollywood Hospital. She is progressing well, and doctors say she is doing nicely today.
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Hollywood
Gallf
Tink Byquette
Notion Picture
Hollywood Hospital
Jack Warner
Grain prices drift lower in early Monday trade
Chicago July 8 INS Grain prices closed lower on Monday with wheat down and corn slipping about 7 to 8 cents while rye finished slightly lower.
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Chicago
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