Puzzle of Leviathan Presages Political Rift in Boston
A fragmentary 19th century letter from Boston dated April 7 discusses negotiations over a body of a bill and clauses, suggesting a potential secession of Massachusetts. The writer mocks opponents for refusing to open the bill while proposing to sever the state from the union, and notes Leviathan’s scientific stance as well as economic directions westward.
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Boston
Hejlin
Rey Iit
Massachusettes
New Castle Band Second in Erie School Contests
New Castle and Lawrence county delegates to the Northwestern Pennsylvania Inter-Scholastic Music association tests at Erie. Bessemer high school won class A band, while New Castle teams placed well in orchestral and choral events. County schools also performed strongly amid a crowd of nearly 500 attendees.
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A. Bruce Ewing
New Castle
Lawrence
Mahoning Lawn
Lawrence County
Ene
Bessemer
New Castle High
Bessemer High School
Union Ign School of Scotland
Church Bonds and Backfield Drives Dominate County News
In Avemontas worshippers plan a final church service before changes next Sunday while many groups delay pew rules. Club members expand a recruiting chain, a sign of broad membership growth. County industry notes report two brick plants burned and rebuilt by former workers, now operating steadily. Troop F seeks 30 saddle horses for July camp, urging Lawrence County residents to help. New Castle stores report unusually high business as fishing fans flock to the Neshannonk banks for suckers.
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Ned Lor
Pias
Wes 21 MG Claws Chart Stad Sulesman for Same Can
Fragmented OCR notes mention Wes 21 MG, charts, a man named Sulesman, and a business link to Rinnel. It references a move to New Danilo in 1927 and an associate named Mr. Shenkagt at Lweasure cave. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
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MG Claws
Sulesman
Danilo
Shenkagt
Abrogation of Liquor Treaties Sparks Legal Shifts
Washington considers ending liquor smuggling treaties with 13 nations including Canada Japan England and France as part of a broader policy change The move would redefine foreign vessels in U S waters treat them like American ships during war and adjust rights to seize smugglers within 12 miles The action could affect coast guard operations and cross border enforcement amid diplomatic tensions with Canada and other signatories.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Canada
State Department
England
Japan
France
United 8 S
Liquour
Share
Br Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
Ang
Nee Nav
Itsi Radian
Miss Mary Jackson Will Left Charity, Real Estate to Sisters
Two organizations tied to the First Presbyterian church and the Almira Home receive funds from the late Miss Mary Jackson under probate filed with Register Jeannette Hutton. Bequests include $500 for missionary work, $1000 for missionary work, and $300 to Almira Home, plus farm and royalties for sisters I aa Jackson and Jane Jackson of Youngstown. Personal property appraised for distribution includes $3,000 to Mary Long and $2,000 to Maggie Lockart. additional details continue on page two.
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First Presbyterian Church
Almira Home
Miss Mary Jackson
Office of Register and Recorder
Jeannette Hutton
Miss Jackson
Helena Auxilliary
Almira Homie
Aa Jackson
Mary Long
Moodyvenue
Maggie Lockart
Dickson Terrace
Leaders Threaten To Invoke Caucus On Tariff Measure
Republican leaders in the House plan to invoke a caucus to push the tariff bill through in line with President Hoover's limited revision plan. Rep Tilson said some form of caucus will unite members behind a program, but exact limits will be decided by the members amid floor amendment opposition. Rep Hawley of Oregon will call the caucus. he also heads the Ways and Means Committee.
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Washington
House
Hoover
Rep
Tilson
Connecticut
Rep. Hawley
Oregon
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mellon
Senate
Harding
Norris
Walsh
Lont Sellon
Treasury
Melon
Aluminum Company of America
Gulf ON Refining Company
Standard Car Construction Company
Motorist Survives Deer Attack After Cardboard Car Crash
BELLEFONTE PA April 27 Hany Gearheart of West Ferguson township turned on headlights to show a deer in the road to his children. The deer charged the auto broke the windshield and Gearheart suffered cuts and bruises. He extricated the animal fled apparently little worse for wear.
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International Mews
Bellefonte
Hany Gearheart
West Ferguson
Wnship
Gearhear
Daylight Time Debate Tests Mellon as Clocks Move
Report predicts unfavorable view for Andrew Mellon as daylight time starts Sunday. Majority favors the change with many churches opting not to observe daylight time until the following week.
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Andrew Mellon
Daylight Saving Begins Sunday In New Castle Area
The article notes daylight saving time starts Sunday April 28, with clocks moved ahead one hour and most city institutions adopting the new time. Churches may delay services this Sunday but all will observe daylight saving time from next week, continuing until late September, with New Castle maintaining the schedule for five months.
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Ion
New Castle
FiveYearOld Burned In Auto Gas Tank Explosion
In New Wilmington Pennsylvania on April 27 a five year old boy named James Milfer was badly burned when a gas tank in an old auto exploded after he dropped a lighted match into it. He was taken to Youngstown City Hospital for treatment.
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New Wilmington
Milner & Lamb
James Milter
Youngstown City Hospital
Second Girder Taken To Bridge
Second of the weight seven and five foot girders for the new North Street bridge over the Neshannon Creek was taken from the F and L yards on East Washington Street to the bridge site. The long load moved under supervision through Washington Street the public square and Jefferson Street then along World Street and finally to North Street.
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North Street
Neshannock Creek
Washington Street
Public Square
Jefferson Street
Worl Street
Surece J
False Alarm Is Sounded Today
Fifth ward department and truck B from central station answered box 34 at 1 30 this afternoon. The alarm was a false alarm and no one could identify the sender or provide details about it.
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Fifth Ward
Central Station
Fire destroys two houses in West Pittsburg
Fire, believed started by hoboes, destroyed two unoccupied homes on the West Pittsburg Chewton road at 10 30 last night causing an estimated 35 000 loss. Volunteers lacked fire protection as the area had no water system. Both houses owned by Joseph Tsa bella of California were completely consumed with embers smoldering for hours.
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West Pittsburg
Joseph Tsabella
California
Voluntely Department
Pittsburg
Chewton
Trip To Face Trial In Ente Detention For Murder And Robbery
Indian authorities moving to try three men here for the murder of a highway patrolman and a bank robbery in Columbia City Indiana. Sam Bard 25 Fred Halverson 42 and Joe Ingle 40 identified by photos as suspects in fourteen Minneapolis robberies. Assistant District Attorney Mortimer Graham said the men will be tried here if not convicted in Minnesota. The trio will have hearings before Justice of the Peace in Northeast Pennsylvania on Tuesday.
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Erie
Columbia City
Ind
Indiana City
Shrecmer
Sam Bard
Fred Halverson
Joe Ingle
Minneapolis
Mortimer Graham
Graham
Indiana
Russell Swanson
Jewets
Ratrelman
Bard
Uni
Justice of the
Peer
Sous Dense
Northeast
Herve
Small Boy Hit By An Automobile
A six year old boy, William Lambiaso of 121 West Soul Street, ran across Sayin Narvis Wis and was struck by a machine driven by J. Merrilees of 1228 South Mill Street. The child sustained no serious injuries and was taken to a physician by his parents.
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Merrilees
South Mill Street
Sayin Narvis Wis
Willian Lambiaso
West Soul Street
Tn East
Flo
Ni Lee
Nhe
Talen I
Weather Outlook For Coming Week In Northeast States
From April 29 to May 5, the North and Middle Atlantic states can expect showers on Monday and Friday. Early week brings cooler conditions with a warming trend by midweek, followed by another chance of showers and a mix of fair skies. The forecast notes warmer weather toward the middle of the period and a slight cooldown toward week’s end.
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Maeal Neve Saycee
Washington
Big Fire Rages in Little Falls
A large fire swept Little Falls, leaving several people missing and causing about 350,000 dollars in damage. Fire crews from St. Cloud and other cities rushed to the scene, but the blaze spread rapidly through houses and structures, with limited time to contain it before noon.
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Little Falls
Tle Falls
Mum
Teriorsste
St. Cloud
Avilly
Boy Bitten on Lip by Dog in City Incident
Mrs.lei of 1228 Pinel street reported her son bitten on the lower lip by a dog owned by LS. David of 1619 Wilson Ave. Officer Criswell investigated. Daniel Le t aged five was bitten but the dog had been properly vaccinated. The dog was ordered tied up for ten days.
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Leii
Pinel
Death notice for Benton L Dick and others in local area
A clipped obituary snippet reports Benton L Dick aged 78 of 36 Sour Ray Street Tra 1) along with ages and partial locations for Milo AUden Lusk 48 of North Beaver township and Meg Garver of Austin Tague Use, a3 New Castles, Moo Dixon 7a Nord Beaver, indicating multiple death notices in the region.
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Benton L. Dick
Sour Ray Street
Milo Auden Lusk
North Beaver Township
Aang Lominshop
Meg Garver
Austin
New Castles
Moo Dixon
Nord Beaver
Tornado Toll Rising Across Southern States
Appals for aid pour in as rescue parties comb devastated districts. Early reports indicate at least four dead with hundreds injured or missing. authorities warn of continuing threats as weather relief extends nationwide.
Russian Peasants Executed in Thousands Reported
A Paris dispatch reports mass executions of Russian peasants as a grim consequence of wartime policy. The unverified claim highlights widespread fatalities amid conscription and famine pressures, underscoring brutal civilian suffering in the conflict.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at names and events
Fragmentary text mentions likely personal names and scattered terms, but lacks coherent events or details to determine a publishable news item. No clear subject, place, date, or outcome can be established from the readable portions.
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