Unusual compensation case in Pennsylvania workmen’s act dispute
Johnstown June 1. An unusual compensation case before reserve Jacob Snyder concerns Michael Rasenlaaf & Gnfeld vs Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Corporation. The ruling hinges on what constitutes the pre image of the employer under the workmen’s compensation act. An accident occurred on a wagon road near the No.3 mine when water from an abandoned van flooded the road, causing a fracture to the right toe. The coal company’s responsibility is disputed, with arguments about premises liability on company property and surrounding dwellings.
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Johnstown
Jacob Snyder
Michael Rasenlaaf
Ico
Avas
Ile
Mike Puig
Cola Work
Conemruen Mattas Gla
Suburban Gazette Ad Promotes Mail Subscriptions
An oddly garbled newspaper ad urges readers to subscribe to the Evening Gazette by mail. It mentions monthly payments and delivery, with references to an Indiana address and an Auto Parts Company. The legibility is poor but signals a promotional subscription offer and contact details.
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Dndiui Evening Gazette
Address Gazette
Indiana
Indiana Evening Gazette
Ciazette, Indiang, Py
Robbery Attack on Expectant Mother in Philadelphia
Police seek a Black assailant who bound and gagged 21 year old Anna Whalen as she sewed for her baby, leaving her bruised and near a nervous breakdown. The intruder entered through an open door and struck her until she lost consciousness.
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Philadelphia
Dan
INS
Anna Whalen
Aru
Thaw Returns to Tinsel Life in Roaring Forties Scene
New York police pursue Harry Khaw as he reenters Broadway nightlife during a flashy night ride through Central Park. He appears in a supper club, eludes traffic, and taunts reporters before slipping away, claiming no plans and promising to stay out of trouble.
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New York
Harry Khaw
Broadsway
Centeel Park
Harry
Virginia
Broadway
Central Park
Gcentral Park
Ebbens
Lillitn Russell
Blairsville Woman Dead in Tragic Local Incident
A Blairsville woman is reported dead in a structured, unclear local incident. The fragmentary OCR text mentions a female resident linked to Blairsville, with distant references to Navy and family, but details are heavily garbled and unclear.
Westinghouse Electric board reelected. Merrick named VP
At the annual stockholders meeting in Vetsburg Bob Hyer predicts a prosperous year for Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Co. F. A. Merrick is elected vice president and general manager to fill the vacancy from A. G. Becker’s death. Several directors were reelected as terms expired in 1928. Newspaper ad and subscription offer included.
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Vetsburgh
Dune
Westinghouse Electrity Manufacturing Company
Bob Hyer
F. A. Merrick
A. G. Becker
Senator Fess Warns France Over War Debt Policy
Minn city report quotes Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio urging France to settle its World War I debt to the United States or face economic ruin and loss of credit. He links French repudiation to broader European instability and supports Coolidge administration views plus ratification of the world court protocol. He cautions that France must tax soundly to restore the franc.
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Minn
Wapolis
United States
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Coolidge
Jess
Washington
Fesse
France
Cathedral Work Next Fall On Pitt Cathedral Foundations
Pittsburgh June 11 work will start in October on the foundation of the Cathedral of Learning the proposed west story structure for the University of Pittsburgh Dr John G Bowman chancellor announced at the annual trustees banquet Contributions to the building fund begun a month ago have reached 7 000 000 He also said Miss Helen Fick daughter of the late Nerty C Frick has provided for a department of fine arts at the university to operate with the Carnegie Institute
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Pittsburgh
Cathedral of Learning
University of Pittsburgh
John G. Bowman
University
Board of Trustees
Herald
Ty. Bowman
Hwelen (. Fick
Nenty C. Frick
Carnegie Institute
Still Hope for Amundsen Search Effort
Norwegians and supporters press for U S help in an Arctic search for Captain Roald Amundsen. A sea expedition may proceed north with wintering plans if needed, aided by air reconnaissance and search teams.
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Norway
Ronald Amundsen
United States
Polar
Amundsen
I Ilsworth Norte
Arctic
Oydens
Fire sparked by short circuit at residence
A blaze caused by a short circuit in Lit electric Winks entering the home of Panks Stuebell on JOO South Fifth Street occurred early this morning. Firemen extinguished the fire with a hand chemical extinguisher before any damage spread.
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Panks Stuebell
Joo South Fifth Street
Anniversary Observed at Cane Rest A Inn
Miss Blanche St. Chai entertained her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs John GG St Chir at a wedding anniversary dinner in honor of their sixteenth anniversary Tuesday evening. Twelve friends attended enjoying a fine supper and engaging evening of cards.
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Blanche St. Chai
John GG
Cane Rest
Quinney
Man Driven by Love Frenzy Faces Court Outcome
In Wilkes-Barre Kingston man Clarke admits in court to attempting to kill Miss Josephine Gimble of Plymouth after she refused marriage. Judge Puller sentences consideration amid pronouncements on love frenzy and emotional distress.
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Wilkes-Barre
Julia
Clarke
Kingston
Josephine Gimble
Plymoeth
Wenry A. Puller
Bacerne
Wuran
Soviet Official Plays Down Blockade Fears
Moscow June 11 Soviet Russia dismisses organized conspiracy reports to cut off credits and raw materials as newspaper threats. Finance Minister Sokolnikoff says such efforts require U S participation and China will remain a good customer with large cotton, machinery, and automobile purchases. He notes ports defend against invasion fears but hopes improved political relations will boost trade. budget for 1925 rises by 275 million and currency in circulation is projected to grow from 400 million to 500 million by January 1.
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Moscow
Russia
Sokolnikoff
Today
United States
America
M. i Sokwinikoff
Balkan States
Tunasia
IM. Sokolnikoff
Surprise for Seely Lass at Grace's Fourth Birthday
Miss Julia BR. Dick of Homer City arranged a pleasant surprise for Grace Edith Seely, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Montreville Seeley, as twenty eight children gathered at her Homer City home. A chorus sang Happy Birthday and children played games before refreshments.
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Julia BR. Dick
Homer City
Grace Edith Seely
Montreville Seeley
Miss Dick
Alice Reekerd
Harry
Betty Rankin
John
Margaret
Lucille
Barr Family Reunion at Mayion Center on June 18
The Barr family reunion will be held at Mayion Center on June 18 with a noted program featuring prominent speakers a ball game and a picnic luncheon. The committee says the reunion will proceed regardless of weather and attire should be pressed.
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Barr
Mayion Center
Fire devastates Bass Point area in Nahant rescue effort
A massive four hour fire swept Bass Point in Nahant Massachusetts destroying five hundred homes including cottages and threatening White Court at Little’s Point Swampscott. dozens injured with property losses estimated at $400000. Firefighters from Nahant Lynn Swampscott Salem Revere Chelsea Peabody and a Boston fireboat along with US troops and coast guard fought the blaze aided by Red Cross Salvation Army and local residents. Several homes including those of Matty Baldwin and Eugene Bryan were destroyed as families fled.
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Nahant
Mass
Bass Point
Lynn
Swampscott
Salem
Revere
Chelsea
Peabody
Boston
United States
White Court
Little’s Point
White House
President Coolidge
Red Grass
Salvation Army
Vek
Lynn Beach
Fort Gardner
Matty Baldwin
Eugene Bryan
Relay House
Reidents
Funeral of James Moore in Smicksburg cemetery
Funeral services for James Moore age 19 son of Mrs S B Irwin of Jefferson county were conducted this afternoon at 2 o clock. Interment followed at Smicksburg cemetery. Pneumonia caused his death. Born in Rural Valley he had lived there until four years ago when his stepfather bought the Henry Rudolph farm. He worked for the Penn Public Service Corporation and was held in high esteem by all who knew him.
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James Moore
Fred
S. B. Irwin
Jefferson County
William Dilts
Smicksburg
Henry Rudolph
Penn Public Service Corporation
Teachers elected for Cherryhill township schools
The following teachers were elected for Cherryhill township schools on Saturday. High school W E B Stiver Millville upper Paul Wilt Lower Irene Vanderhooft Diamondville upper J Wendell Stewart Lower Mildred Dick Widdowson upper John G Smith Lower J Lisle Reed Red Mill Margaret Overman Sample Run Diy Fl tines McGaughey Olive Ober Swamp Jay Ralston Penh Run Warey Stewart Righ Hill isis hlouseholder Manor Helen Munoeneis. Three schools were held over.
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Cherryhill
High
W. E B. Stlver
Millville
Upper
Paul Wilt
Lower
Irene Vanderhooft
Diamondville
J. Wendell Stewart
Mildred Dick
Widdowson
John G. Smith
J. Lisle Reed
Red Mill
Margaret Overman
McGaughey
Olive Ober
Swamp
Jay “Ralston
Penh Run
Warey Stewart
Righ Hill
Isis Hlouseholder
Manor
Helen
Munoeneis
Reece Pantall Laid To Rest In Punxsutaw Funeral
Family members from Hammond and Indianapolis attended the funeral of J. Reeca Pantall in Punxsutaw. Brief services led by Rev. Robinson of Grace Methodist Church were followed by burial in a Circle Till cemetery vault.
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Ourie
Fred
Oakley Pantall
Hammond
ER. P. Denkman
Indianpolis
Ind
Steath GC. Clark
Punxsutaw
J. Reeca Pantall
Mr. Robinson
Grace Methodist
Circle Till
Longworth Talks With Stresemann in Berlin Conference
Nicholas Longworth, United States House leader, met German Chancellor Stresemann in Berlin for a pivotal conference. Officials said talks covered Korean issues and postwar European tensions as Longworth planned further visits.
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Barglin
Nicholas Longworth
United Staygressiana
Berlin
Korelan
Stresamann
Whien Wesnet
Maris
Taxes Due Notice for Local Payers
Fragments indicate a tax collection notice from a local collector, urging payment by a Friday in July 1925 with a five percent discount offered for early settlement. The notice identifies W. P. TLowit as the collector for the municipality.
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Tex
W. P. Tlowit
Former wife of Pres Cleveland upholds flapper
Mrs. Thomas J. Preston Jr. of Princeton New Jersey president of the Needleworth Guild of America and formerly Mrs Grover Cleveland says she does not believe every girl needs to know how to cook and sew upon marriage and explains sewing is a necessity not a mere pastime during a Germantown Guild visit.
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Philadelphia
Thomas J. Preston, Jr
Princeton
N. J
Needleworth Guild of America
Grover Cleveland
Preston
Germantown
Trial of William Darling Shepherd Opens in Chicago
In Chicago six jurors and a crowded courtroom await the start of the murder trial of William Darling Shepherd, accused of killing his foster son William Nelson McClintock. The prosecution outlines an arch plot while Shepherd’s defense portrays a longtime bond and a death after a severe typhoid battle. The case advances with opening arguments expected after yesterday’s jury completion.
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Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Thomas J. Lynch
Shepherd
Billy” McClintock
Billy
Rush to complete William Penn Highway work
Airsville June 11. Concreting the William Penn Highway east of here is aimed to finish for July 4 opening. Completion will seal the last gap to Mundy’s Corner and extend toward Pittsburgh by August. Road repairs on the Lincoln Highway divert traffic to the William Penn once eastward progress allows.
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Airsville
Here
Mundy
Lais
Pittsburgh
William Penn
Ruling on parole violator sent back to prison
First Deputy Attorney General James O Campbell ruled to return prisoners who violate parole at the end of their minimum sentence to serve the portion from minimum to maximum. The decision applied in Hugh Lane's case at Western Penitentiary.
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Harrisburg
INS
James 0. Campbell
Stanley P. Ash
Western Penitentiary
Hugh Lane
Arctic squadron amphibian forced down offshore Cape Cod
Boston dispatch reports the NA-3 amphibian plane of Donald B. MacMillan's Arctic squadron, piloted by Floyd Bennitt, continued from Philadelphia to Boston but was forced down by a heavy storm off Cape Cod. The NA-1 assist aircraft also faced weather issues during the leg.
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Boston
INS
Donald B. MacMillan
Arctic Squadron
Philadelphia
Cape Cod Canal
Floyd Bennitt
Cape Cod
Ander sons reunion draws record crowd at Indiana Fair Grounds
The annual Ander sons reunion at the Indiana Fair Grounds drew a record crowd of about 215 visitors from near and far on ideal June weather. Attendees enjoyed reminiscences, a strong program, and hospitality of the Indiana and surrounding counties including Miss Emma Dean Anderson’s missionary honor and Saturday’s officer election for 1926.
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United Presbyterian Church
J.C. ‘Pierton
U. P
Cation
Myr
John Frisbie
Slippery Rock
Butler County
Frank Anderson
Marstet County
Amanda Ander
Pittsburgh
Glen Fails
Miami
Somerset County
Misand
Will Fails
Allen and Dana
Ledonia
Ohio
Young Woman's Guild
Emma Deam
J. L. Campbell
Indiana
Choise
Shaules E. Fails
Biville
Hera
Shipping Board Faces Internal Row Over Vessel Sales
In Washington a flare up at the United States Shipping Board prompts a warning from President to end quarrelling among members. A letter to Chairman Q'Oopnier urges future vessel sales be led by the emergency commission due to the board's inability to agree on procedures.
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Washington
United States
Goidge
Q’oopnier
Corny Tlon
Shipping Board
Comsta
Bayonets quell riot in Okmulgee town clash
Nahant Guardmen with fixed bayonets patrolled Okmulgee streets after a night of terror as union and mining factions clashed openly. Andrew Melius, a known union organizer, was seriously injured while Company B from Okmulgee reported several men missing at midnight.
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Motera
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