Capt Clark Dies Suddenly in New Castle Pa
Captain James M. Clark died December 10, 1920, at three p.m. in New Castle, Pa. He served in the Civil War as Captain of Company F, 184th Volunteers. A longtime Lawrence County resident, he led a life of public service in government bureaus at Harrisburg, was active in politics, and left a widow and two children. He was a member of G.A.R. Post No. 84 and attended his last meeting. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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James M. Clark
Bia
New Castle
Bureau of Statistics
Harrisburg
Bureau of Health
Clark
Denver
Mary, W
Nin Ducaise
Lilyn W
Walter Leslie
Pueblo
Yolizada
Tie
Teaver
Jim
Walter D. Clark
Gibert M. Clark
New Canile
Timis
Muriel Whitman
Caroline Whitman
Paso
Texas
Gark. Post
Newcastle
Duat
Muen Gleagire
Mandy Utter
Williams James Out Of Hospital After Incident
Williams James was discharged from hospital following an injury described in fragmented notes. The report mentions an electrical contact and a death in the sequence, with unclear wording about a team or hospital stay and subsequent home recovery.
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Williams James
Many Are Hurt In State Industries
A garbled December news summary reports widespread injuries in state industries during the November period. The piece notes heavy activity, mentions near 200 deaths, and hints at economic or power concerns affecting the sector.
Highland W C T U and Luther? Will Meet in Mercer Street Home
The Highland W C T U plans a Monday gathering at Mrs J O Holes on Mercer street at 7 45 P M. The Francis Willard Memorial W C T U will hold a song service at the Almira home Tuesday evening December 24 at 8 o clock. A quartet from Second United Presbyterian church and a Sunday school orchestra will assist.
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Aighland Unive
The
Highland W. C. T. U
Holes
Mercer Street
Francis Willard
New Castle Students Help In Christmas Rush Sales
High School boys and girls at New Castle assist with holiday work to raise funds. Vocational director Misa Mary Riffer compiles employment figures, with estimates suggesting about a hundred students employed across town. In one store alone, around thirty students work as stenographers clerks or on the floor and in delivery. Students report fair pay for their tasks.
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New Castle High School
Misa Mary Riffer
Drugging Of Woman Puzzle Leaves Police Stymied
Boston dispatch reports police puzzled by a drugging case involving a 30 year old Port Arthur matron and her daughter. Investigators race to parse scrambled details as hospital care proceeds amid unclear motives and possible suspects.
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Nova
Boston
Bosto
Gatten Ron
Alva
Wally Matron
Port Aethar
Simoensa
Ist Ous Condon By Hospital Wii
Sewtonite
Plans For Christmas Affair At Junta Boys Meeting
A Monday gathering of Junta boys directors is scheduled to discuss plans for a Christmas affair. The meeting will take place in the youth department, with the agenda including festive activities and community involvement.
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Junta Boys
Hoy
Uheo
Communism in Russia Now Fast Dying Say Officials
Fragmented OCR quotes discuss Russia's economy, trade restoration, and Western concessions. It mentions Lenine and Trotsky, Russian leadership debates, and anticipated hardship or recovery. Names and locations are inconsistently rendered, but the piece centers on political and economic prospects amid postwar Russia.
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Russia
Gigas
Congress
Siecia
Ghieke
Siberia
Lenine
Trotsky
Trnkaky
Yortilla
Memihi
Beasilolt
Bharotlin
Genoa
Boviol Bowarmaonh Tota
Regina
Daly Thran
Tony
Rincone
Trotaky
Kamensir
VPA Ca
War Iniltiekey
Iniitator
Nto Tong
Cai wHaiBtant Foreign Mintator
Roanactivaly
Femneral
Piparl Connotea
Deer Mourned In Clinton County Hunting Incident
Don Klingensmith of Crawford Avenue returned from a Clinton county hunting expedition with a 164 pound deer. He fired when a buck and a doe approached within short distance, noting many deer in the county and the dangers of dodging older hunters. Mrs Klingensmith brought the deer home along with two more and fresh meat for a feast.
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Don Klingensmith
Crawford Avenue
Clinton County
Klingensmith
Kitngenemith
Iast
Two Teens Arrested After Chinese Laundry Window Breakage
Joseph Best aged 20 and Walter Rabi aged 17 from New Kensington were jailed after throwing a brick through a Chinese laundry door on Croton Avenue. They claim vengeance for a claim of a glass threat by the proprietor. Both boys, recent visitors with relatives, faced a judge this morning and are held for 30 days in county jail.
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Joseph Best
Walter Rabi
New Kensington
Croton Avenue
Mayas Barnes
Bostom
George Grant
North Mill Street
Beat
Saholi
New Kennington
Ani Sani
Sabo Owsseil
Soldier Bonus Hearing Dec 15 Set by Senate Panel
A Senate Finance Committee plans to act on proposed soldier bonus legislation today ahead of a December 15 hearing. The session will decide on salieation adjustments and related benefits for service members.
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Bulle
Washingtos
Senate
Condition Of John Sarver Improves At Hospital
Friends of John Sarver mourn the Wilmington trend noting his improving condition after a Thursday morning accident when a train demolished Litantumolfis at the Mahoning avenue crossing. Sarver, in Shenango Valley hospital, suffered facial and head abrasions and a wound on his left knee though no bones were broken.
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John Sarver
Wilmington
Italian Father Beats Principal at Stenbenville School
Italian father assaults Longtan school principal after son’s suspension. Principal Mitchell hospitalised with injuries. teacher Athel Jordan used a poker in the melee. Miners and farmers searched for the Italian suspect. no trace found. Mitchell recovering. threats of revenge noted.
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Stenbenville
Dwr
Athel Jordan
Tim
Tate
Mitchell
Christmas Arenes Signal Political Recess Dates
An unclear notice references leadership changes and upcoming recess dates with dates such as Thursday and Monday near late December. The fragment mentions Mondel of Wron and Doerr, along with Peenther 27, indicating planned scheduling actions. Further readable items are not provided.
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Shingtun
Der
Floot
Mondel
Wron
Thuralay
Peenther
Bern
Fragmented OCR note from a community poem event
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an event connected to the Thy publicwin members and a poem attributed to a collaborator. It references a date relation and a local community group Ragublin and Hetve with limited legible details.
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Wartington
Dee VT
News Employees Give One Hundred Percent to Salvation Drive
The News staff pledged full support to the Salvation Army Drive. Every member contributed, and the force’s solicitation yesterday raised $25 to be turned over to the campaign treasurer.
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Salvation Army
Rampaint
Judge Emery Sets Monthly Non-Support Payments
In a non-support case, Judge Emery ordered Liberté Am Brosia to pay $15 per month. The Commonwealth cases against Francis Brown and Mike Targla were continued. Zenon was ordered to pay $25 monthly and David Clark $26 monthly.
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Commonwealth
Liberte Ambrosia
Emery
Commonwealth Awalnet
Francis Brown
Mike Targla
Mike Zenon
David
Clark
Measles Epidemics Subside in County
Central School at West Pittsburgh and Central School at Pillugrove report subsiding measles outbreaks. County Medical Director H C Harner notes outside cases that occupied Dr Harper’s attention are not serious, and general health conditions are improving.
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West Pitts
Ureh
Pillugrove
H.C. Harner
Boy’s Secretary To Attend Conference In Pittsburgh
Victer F Patterson, boys secretary at the recall, will attend a conference of the boy's secretaries of Western Pennsylvania in Pittsburgh on Monday December 13. The conference will be at the Central in Pittsburgh where representatives of all YMCA organizations in the district will participate.
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Victer F. Patterson
Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
R Wise Ongard
Rev Patterson to Address Hi Y Boys at Y M C A
Rev James Patterson will speak to the weekly meeting of the Hi Y clubs at the YMCA Mt. A on Monday evening. The Hi Y club has been reorganized this winter with stronger aims and its benefits clearly impressed on its members. Patterson is among several prominent men scheduled to address high school students.
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James Patterson
Olth
Y. Mt A
Patterson
Death of Dr R G Miles in his New Castle office
Dr R G Miles is found dead in his office with evidence suggesting self administered poisoning by cotton and chloroform or ether. Coroner rules no inquest. Miles had practiced medicine in New Castle since graduation and was connected with several medical societies. He leaves a widow, Misses Loake, and siblings in Clearfield, Berwinsville, Gale Perk, and Westover.
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W. Grossman
le We Wilson
City
Creighton G
Loman
J. P. Caldwell
Porson
Miles
Pittsburgh
Robert AG
Wiles
Clearfield County
Ters
Indias State
Philadelphia
New Cartio
Tate Nr
Mont Linrvnie, Nr
Lawrence Fingnty Medical Society
Pennsylvania State Medical Society
American Medical Society
Maronna Lodge
New Castle Setish Tatr
Second United Presbyterian Church
Miesetle Loake
New Castle
Leonard Mites
Wantover
Samiel Miles
Berwinsgiale
Tod Miles
Galeperl
Uy Mehl
Derwinkdala
Jessie Horlanerry
Westover
Pre
Mite
Trveni
Mla
Hlett
Beyer Phyalent Alraly
Nowegiatlo
Deaths of the Day Ramisty Buried and Rawnsey Funeral
The funeral of John C. Rawnsey was held Friday afternoon at 8 39. Rev. G Farr of Epworth Methodist church presided. Interment in Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers Wil Jin Caldwell Ematt Long Hoekenkerty Carr Spicer and Mitchell. The funeral of Mrs Sarah McKeu died in Sislererville West Virginia was held from Campbell chapel Friday morning at 10 30. Rev K Hayse of Polkasi Presbyterian church led services at Polkasi cemetery where interment was made.
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Ramisty
John C. Rawnsey
Elostreeth
G. Farr
Epworth Methodist Church
Greenwood
Wil Jin Caldwell
Ematt Long
Hoekenkerty
Carr
B and C Restores Its Fast Freight Trains To Prewar Basis
Restored fast freight service by B and C limits to prewar operations. Train No. 3 now runs between Chicago and Brunswick Maryland with connections from Youngstown and New York. The service carries thousands of tons of steel shipments to eastern consignments and export destinations.
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Ballmore and
Hin
Chicago
Brunswick
Youngstown
New York
New Castle
New York City
Mrs MacSwiney in America Aims for Ireland
Miss Mildred Morris, sister of Cork’s lord mayor, says she hopes to return to Ireland and share truth with Americans. She plans to discuss future moves with Mary Ryan and Ramona de Valera as Irish questions draw U.S. interest. She praises Americans, recalls her husband’s martyrdom, and notes crowds in New York and a hoped subway ride.
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Mildred Morris International News Service
Washington
Treland
Miss MacSwiney
Lord Wayor
Cork
Ireland
England
United States
Marry Roland
Ramona de Valera
Iriah Republic
MacSwiney
Lowegan L
Woodworth
Fyoland
New York
Mrs Loy Improving At Shenango Valley
Friends of Mrs Marie Loy of Walnut Street report she is improving at Shenango Valley hospital after injuries from a gas oven explosion on Lenare Avenue. She suffered a fractured jaw and reportedly received care for facial injuries.
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Priends
Marie Loy
Walnut St
Shenango Valley Hospital
Marvin Bone
Lenare Avenue
Tiley
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Itemized Names
Fragmented hospital notes list multiple patients and family members with hand written, partially legible entries. Names include Elizabeth Tron, Mrs. Dello We, Helen Prey, Mrs. Markgntal, and others, alongside street and place references such as Norwood avenue and Highland Places.
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Arbmiasioig
Elizabeth Tron
New Wongton
Dello We- Mees
Must Atatatvaet
Airk
Baste Wallaee
Pulaakis
Helen Prey
Illwood City
Whaehuiged
Markgntal
Groa- Setuuead Babs
Norwood Avenue
An- Inn Maddick
Groton Avenue
Baby
Highland Places
Katelin Mina
Y. W. C. A. Notes Telnet Ciel Me They Cringle Eth
Fragmentary notebook style item notes an evening program and open sessions at a local YWCA center. The readable fragments reference a Monday overland event and activities linked to a community program with unclear details.
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Telnet
Selling Tags For Salvation Army Drive in Lawrence County
Women volunteers begin a two year campaign seeking 16000 for Salvation Army work in the district. A hundred girl workers start from Public Square at 9 am visiting city sections. Donations will be tracked with an ideal bank check system to curb overhead and ensure funds reach intended uses. Local churches will announce drives. notable contributors include Mrs Earl Thompson and Mrs William Floteliot. A charity drive at New Castle Hospital raised 12, and fundraising continues with planned holiday events.
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Bal- Vation Army
Rae Mithhead
City Police
Bellevue
Bellesne
Tellevue
Mead Street
Salvation Army
Wwe
Max Jomsest
Lawrence County
Rescia
Salvation Anny
New
Yor Cty
Proght
Hellevue
Almiter Snallhetiodia
Bilyvatton Arts
Jassin
Army
Bown
Jenemy
Winonik
Earl Thompson
Knights and Dames of Malla announce December delay
The Laren anordr plane is postponed by the Knights and Dames of Malla until after the holidays. Details will follow after the holiday period.
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Knights and Dames of
Malla
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Rilaborg
Yy Sunes
Lisabling
Berdén
Canna
Qwnahome Ass'n
Jamhhs Choxton, Agoni
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Geneva
Dee
League of Na
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Disarmament Commission
United Sortes
League of Nations Assembly
Watstead
Minneapolis
Sir Awa
Salvation Army Rescue Homes
Wayward Girls
Muirhead
Rev. Patterson
R. G. Miles Ig
Mrs. MacSwiney
America
Y. W.C. A. Notes
Willian Floteliot
Elstas
Py Wal Highth
Kings Chapter
King’s Chapel
W.F Dufford & Co
Washington St
Furnishers
UNION
Bell Pont
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