Meeting Planned Sunday at First Baptist Church
Miss Mary Jotne Hopper traveling secretary of the Young Women's Christian Association will address the women of the city at 4 oclock Sunday afternoon. The event, the associations first local recognition since organization, will be led by Mrs. 12. Smith with prayers by Mrs. T. W. Philips and readings by Mrs. B. A. Donnen.
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Mary Hopper
Wadguen's Christian Association
Writ Baptist
Mary Jotne Hopper
Young Women's Christian Saasociation
Miss Hopper
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Association
Smith
T. W. Philips
B. A.‘Donnen
Tesson
Mary Medard
Sara Dana
Elizabeth McLean
Laborer Fatally Injured At Cement Plant Near Bessemer
Tony a Fredo an Italian laborer at the cement plant sustained severe injuries when a coupling failed between cars as they were being filled. He was rushed to Shenango Valley Hospital with little hope for recovery. His residence is listed as Bessemer.
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Tony "A Fredo
Shenango Valley Hospital
Bessemer
Mayor of Chester Jailed on Conspiracy Charges
EAST LIVERPOOL Ohio Dec 11 Charged with conspiracy two fuats Mayor G Chapman of Chester W Va was arrested by Sheriff A Fr Wil kins Hancock county and jailed in New Cumberland later released on bail of 1.60 On similar charges Shot Wilkins also arrested Claude Martle a former corneliman and Harry Husssil A wittent had also been Marry Eppley who had earlier in the week on the resurge of wanting a speakeasy and it was served uften him ag heste the jail after giving bond The chages drew from a fine drawn out attempt to suppresa liqivy in Chosiee Alyse 2 A year ago two members of Lae Coach Cru dens teague Wasson Bailey and Ernest Bonjour were attackms and severely beaten Bailey to Wagne spayed of Foy several fin Bun she needed it touring Nig assaltant Sensational tales fataw sd Uae et acks mid i Ss stteyed What prune oruins Teed tham, p
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East Liverpool
G. Chapman
Chester
W. Va
A. Fr. Wilkins
Hancock County
Wilkins
Claude Martle
Corneliman
Harry Husssil
Marry Eppley
Chages
Sheegal
Liqivy
Crudens
Teague
Wasson Bailey
Ernest Bonjour
Bailey
Ladies Officers Elected by L. C. D. A. Branch 407
The L. C. D. A. ladies of Branch No. 407 elects officers for the year including President Mrs Caroline Fleckenstein First vice president Mrs Dorothy Brown Second vice president Mrs Malls Holsinger Recorder Mrs Mary Walter Assistant recorder Mrs B Bambereer financial secretary Miss Clara Heftmann Miss Anna Seger Iss nit Wherle Guard Mrs Elizabeth Scott Trustees Mrs Stephen Brown Mrs Catherine Grimm Mrs Mary Pat Mrs Mary Wadlinger and Mrs Ford.
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L. C.D. A. Latiles
Ist
Mrrs
Caroline Fleckenstein
Dorothy Brown
Malls Holsinger
Mary Walter
B. Bambereer
Clara. Heftamann
Anna Seger
Iss
Grangers Favor Altoona Road Plan Across State
Grangers back a transstate road proposal in Altoona with resolutions approved by a legislative committee. The plan envisions a $4.106 million program over ten years, spanning one county seat to statewide scope. A separate resolution proposes $40 annual pay for every public school teacher.
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Altoona
Wotcly
Creasy
Construction work on at Alsquipta plant
A large force began work Thursday on the new Alfatropa plant of the Jones & Laughtin Bleed company. When business mood was low all work was suspended, but construction has now been resumed to build the plant including two blast furnaces, coal house, and power plant.
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Jones &Laughtin Bleed Company
Meith Have
Butter Eggs and Oysters Warn Prices Fall
Fragments show price changes for butter eggs and oysters with references to costs and a company name Pura MAST ZIP BUTTER CO. and mentions of prices and products. The legible text hints at market notes and department store or grocery pricing. No complete facts but indicating price volatility.
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Pura Mast Zip Butter CO
Cannibalism Myths Surround Pacific Missionary Death
Conflicting reports from the Solomon Islands discuss whether native cannibals ate a white missionary killed while trespassing on sacred rituals. German observer Herr Parkinson questions confirmed cannibalism, noting dismembered remains but no definite proof of consumption by Melanesians.
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Western Pacific
Solomon Islands
New York Sun
Pacific
Herr Parkinson
Hese
Fragmentary quote on race and dietary myth in dialogue
A terse excerpt presents a controversial remark about white people and meat, suggesting the statement is a pretext concealing a deeper fear of racial stigma. The line hints at tension between cultures and a sly manipulation by the speaker.
Lunatics at large spark calls for restraint and cure
The New York Telegram warns lunatics should be confined or closely watched. Many killers were insane, and relatives of murderers note that mental illness is never harmless. The piece profiles two dangerous, eccentric men and reflects on public safety and warning signs.
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New York Telegram
Tom
Demand Ahead In Frice Again
United Press reports shoppers in New York move toward jewelers counters amid foggy conditions. The piece notes rising prices and tentative demand, with lingering uncertainty about holiday gifting and available stock.
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United Press
New York
Den
VooGhitsthias
Unclear OCR Text on New York Dyes and Workers
Fragmented OCR note mentions Ayrape workers and New York dye industry figures with scattered terms. No coherent event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize a definite news item.
Untitled cryptic note on trades and places
A fragmented line lists odd terms like butter oysters and Begs with scattered place names and numbers, hinting at a historical trade or market note. The garbled OCR reads like a catalog fragment with references to Brody and a downsash, offering no clear event or outcome.
Young King Manuel Faces Peril In Unclear Plot
Fragmentary OCR text references a perilous situation involving a figure named Manuel and a plot in a distant locale. The readable lines suggest danger and surveillance, with mentions of keys to a tense scenario and inconclusive details about participants or outcomes.
Bond Issue Planned for Rivers Project
A large bond proposal seeks 63 million dollars for river works. Officials in Tarai and Ashington discuss financing, water management, and revitalization plans affecting several regions and stakeholders.
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Alsquipta
New Castle
Kmas
Morris
Euwer’s
Aly Mon
Tia
Phos
Walt
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A. H. Gregory
Chicago
Frice
Ayrape
Tilley
Manuel Pears
Dsros
Badajoz der
Eunie
Ashingto
Tarai Psrone Press
Lange Hoy
Lei
Nython
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Weston
Lou
Conatries
Fa Proveny Aly
Ela
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