Miss Fran Perpe to Wed in China Mission Mismatch
The engagement of Miss Fran Perpe of Collegeville to Bonald Roberts of Princeton is announced by the Department of Missions. Perpe, a former teacher at a Princeton private school, volunteered for mission service six months ago and now teaches at St Marys Hall. Roberts, a longtime Brooklyn resident, teaches at St Johns University.
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Orient
York
Hai
Dpistopal Fs
Department of Missions
Franperpe
Collegeville
Gui’ Ant Bonald Roberts
Rinceton
Winners for the Bird Boxes Contest Listed
The article lists bird box winners in various divisions, noting first, second, and third places by troop numbers and locations such as Blairsville and Broadyalley. Judges found eight winners largely unknown. entries judged by bamber type of bird box construction.
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Donald Pollock
Tnndiana
William Short
Blairsville
Ross Berkeypile
Derry Section Foreman Also Train Victim
Charles Pearon of Troop No 2 Clymer was a first prize winner in last year’s contest. Housed on display in Indiana Evening Gazette windows. Scout entrants to a Pittsburgh educational trip. date to be announced. Fatal derailment near Blairsville. John Tranquilla, 52, dies after being struck by a work train engine. Body sent to undertaker. inquest to follow. widow and child survive.
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Charles Pearon
Clymer
Indiana Evening Gazette
Pittsburgh
Indiana
John Tranquilla
Derry
DR Tower
Latroba Hospital
Tranquilla
Wesley G. Allison
Miners Readies for Jacksonville Wage Action
Across Pennsylvania and Ohio miners await the Jacksonville agreement expiration. North western Mining and Exchange Co plans seven mine closings affecting about 1,809 workers while many independents keep operating on Jacksonville or current scales. Union leaders foresee a broad suspension with continued operations at some non union mines.
Local rail line figure Urunguila mourned in inquest
Urunguila of Derry, father of ten, long associated with the railroad, dies after an inquest into a violent incident on the line. Born June 21, Ith, he rose from laborer to assistant foreman and then foreman, with a 20 year career. The inquest held at Mount Pleasant Coroner's Court of Westuiorelund examined the mangled body and the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Railroad
Mea Ls
Barry
A. W. Dosch
Kittanning
Armstrong County
Urunguila
Derry
New Florvee
Newyeantey
Halkina
Mount Pleasand
Fragmented Inquiry From Unclear Source
The provided text is garbled and contains incoherent phrases about medical conditions and offers. It mentions a bank and a supposed offer but lacks clear events, names, places, dates, or factual details to summarize into a proper newspaper item. No verifiable entities or actions are present.
Coal Miners Face Widespread Suspension Across Midwestern Fields
Chicago March 1 All set for a midnight soft coal mining suspension in Central Competitive including Western Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio and Indiana affecting about 150000 United Mine Workers members as Jacksonville wage scale expires. Union seeks a new contract near seven fifty a day or rate by ton while operators push for wage cuts to stay competitive with non union fields in West Virginia and Kentucky. An attempt at a last minute contract failed amid a deep gulf between sides. President John L Lewis said operators should continue paying the Jacksonville scale pending new talks but operators largely rejected. Illinois coal production and stockpiles influence the move with spring coming and some expect the suspension to extend into the summer.
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Punxsutawney
Jacksonville
Altoona
Bituminous Coal Operators Association of
Central Pennsylvania
Rossitery Mine
C.B. C
Indiana
Ohio
Cleveland
Ohio Coal Bureau
West Virginia
Toledo
S. H. Robbins
Junion
Fred J. Walker
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Illinois
United Mine Workers Union
Kentucky
Miami
John L. Lewis
Miners’ Union
Rice Miller
Coal Operators’ Association of Illinois
Miller
Iinois
Ilinnla
L. J. Driggsin New Position
L J Driggsin announces a new role following resignation of J J Driggs of Moxham as appeating engineer for Penn Public Service Corp. He will assume supervision of several plojers for Erie Electrical Construction Co starting May 15. Driggs has served since April 1, 2012, in Indiana County and later moved to Johnstown after seven years.
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Driggs
Johnstown
Indiana
J. J. Driggs
Moxham
Penn Public Service Corp
Erie Electrical Construction Company
Penn Public System
Indiana County
Blairsville
Broad Street
Four Killed and Four Wounded in Mine Incident
Four miners died and four were wounded in a coal mine accident. Bodies were taken to a morgue at South Park across the Conemaugh River from Ehrenfeld for burial. Injured workers were sent home in poor condition. Officials expect the mine back in operation within weeks as damaged timber and supports at the incline base are torn up, with repairs possible in a week.
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South Park
Conemaugh
Ehrenfeld
Sapiro describes aims of world farming co operatives
Aaron Sapiro testified in the Ford-Sapiro libel suit that his ultimate goal was to unite farmers worldwide into single selling groups to control basic farm product prices. He said the first world cooperative would target wheat growers, with cotton excluded as not feasible, and hoped to enlist producers of other staples.
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Frederat
Detroit
Aaron Sapiro
Cooperative King
Ford-Sapiro
James A. Reed
Missouri
Henry Ford
Sapiro
First World Farm Co-Operative
Ford
World Farm
Kellogg Denies Resignation Amid Vacation Talk
Washington report claims Secretary Kellogg plans a California vacation followed by cabinet retirement due to ill health. Kellogg denies travel to California and says no resignation, though colleagues expect a possible retirement by July 1 unless new evidence appears.
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Washington
Kelloge
California
Kellogg
Fat-Reducing Firm Indicted In New York Case
Willis E Learned and Earl J Callan were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of using mails to defraud related to a fat reducing compound. The firm allegedly earned about 500000 annually from the medicine with 30020 spent on advertising. The product claimed to melt fat through minerals and baths. Complainants Miss G W Kerb of Levair North Carolina and Miss Mary Leiter of Newport Pennsylvania reported continued use increased fat rolls.
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New York
Willis E. Learned
Earl J. Callan
Mtn
Tibieta
GW. Kerb
Levair
N. C
Mary Leiter
Day Clive Street
Newport
Western Union Plans 60 Word Limit For Messages
Western Union Telegraph Company announces a 60 word limit for messages, with a preference for shorter undetectable telegraphs. The move, attributed to SR. Summer city superintendent, aims to allow personal notes within a concise format. The new policy extends to letter wires and private telegrams, promising discretion for sensitive messages.
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Western Union
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ita
Thewlewract Company
Legreyh
Odd garbled lines rewrite a local note in retreat
A partially legible OCR fragment from a local page shows stray letters and disrupted phrases. The readable parts reference a SUNY event, two initials, and a general sense of a disrupted notice without clear names, dates, or actions.
Old bachelor mockery frames wedding ring advice
A wealthy New York doctor faces lawsuits from two women who say his attentions were paid. A Arkansas observer named Thomas Gat dismissively quips that one of them should have eaten an apple two days earlier.
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New York
Thomas Gat
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