19 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text describes a convention nearing its end with discussion of committees and procedural notes. The piece mentions figures and actions about the event and potential outcomes, though many lines are garbled, leaving unclear names and specific dates.
A terse report notes planned money combine actions amid global trading signals. References to Davicean and Enron imply forthcoming financial maneuvers. The piece hints at market adjustments and regulatory considerations shaping the strategic moves discussed.
A non suit was granted in the Marausis case. The record notes mention James Copnir and Marausiz among parties, with references to a defendant and a tally of filings or counts. The item appears as a legal docket brief from a court proceeding without further adjudication details.
A local notice confirms the transfer of two lots approved by Homer de Winden and Theol Slats amid unrelated ceremonial language. The document records the property action and lists involved parties, with no further event details provided.
A fragmentary text discusses religious life in cities with many churches but little true faith. Various garbled phrases reference people, places, and possible events, with unclear names and details scattered throughout the OCR junk.
Delegates meet at a convention discussing the Cup and various speakers. The narrative mentions seasoned delegates, new debaters, and a tense atmosphere as voices argue over procedure and leadership. The fragment hints at orderly conduct and shifting roles among attendees.
Fragmented OCR text describes a local plant producing its first product and achieving a record. The passage is garbled with nonsensical phrases but hints at weather conditions and local events surrounding the milestone, mentioning places and people in a disrupted narrative.
A garbled report notes a ceremony where the state Council of Carpenters honored an individual as Miners and leaders. Details are unclear due to text damage but reference to leaders and dates remains.
Reported in Pittsburgh, officials scrutinize hotel permit applications as protests surface. The city commission considers guidelines while several hotels face delays and opposition during permit reviews amid ongoing negotiations and public notices.
Col Joe Thompson enters the race for auditor general amid a crowded field. Despite unclear text, the item highlights Thompson’s candidacy and ongoing campaign activity with references to supporters and local political figures.
The piece reports Finn seeking deportation while asserting an intent to bigamize. It names individuals and places amid fragmented OCR text, indicating a legal or immigration matter with unclear context and numerous proper nouns.
Fragmented OCR item notes a mass meeting for women and girls with unclear details and scattered names. The readable lines reference the YW and a noon gathering, but participants and places remain obscured by garbled text.
A man associated with the Butler Hotel was granted a divorce amid a string of odd entries and garbled phrases. The report mentions legal action, religious ties, and theater involvement, reflecting a complex personal and social backdrop.
Incoherent fragmentary text from a historic page notes measurements, names, and dates scattered through a garbled line. Core details or events are not discernible, but multiple proper nouns appear amid the unreadable OCR.
Fragmentary notes from Shenango Valley Hospital mention individuals and events with unclear details. The unreadable text references names such as Linda and Henipore and notes about patients or staff, but specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
A jagged OCR passage recounts a trip with mentions of a hotel, travelers, and scattered dialogue. Names and places blur into nonsensical phrasing, presenting a chaotic, almost dreamlike set of notes without clear events or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a historical query about the lord of Blarney. The readable fragments include scattered place names and titles but no clear answer or date. The article appears damaged with numerous stray words and misread lines.
A fragmented local item notes a panel from the Perma chain amid a morning event in Whe Mae. The brief mentions a Beet Taree Tenn chassis being given and hints at a public discussion or ceremony in the city. Entities identified include Maine, Whe Mae, and Perma.
Market opened with mixed movements as prices drifted lower overall. Steel shares fluctuated widely with Crumble Steel trading between 203 and 208, later near 205, while railroad and utility stocks showed uneven support and general declines for several issues. Investors weighed early losses against occasional buying in rare titles and strong overall stock performance despite volatility.
A historical account describes advances in ether use for surgical procedures in obstetrics and general anesthesia. It notes potential benefits such as reduced pain, smoother recovery, and safer preoperative care, with emphasis on broader adoption in medical practice and training.
Fragmented text mentions copper and tin alloy weapons and a copper tin compound. It references Moses era, brass and wistful metals, and a collection by a person named Wass hie H Wiest. Also notes on debts and legal tone without clear dates or places. The piece blends biblical, metallurgical, and antiquarian topics with dubious coherence.
Fragmented text suggests a local story involving otters and legal actions with references to names like Chen and Lawman. The piece mentions events around a game or race, openings at Haina Sheenue, and possible votes or decisions affecting participants. Details are garbled but imply a community event with competing interests and authorities.
Fragmented obituary notices report multiple deaths and funeral plans. Mrs Mary Ecker and Charles McCarthy are named with misread addresses, ages, and burial details. Additional items note survivors and services in Bessemer, Greenwood Cemetery, and local churches, with scattered dates and locations.
The article notes widespread damage from wild animals tracked by the Biological Survey of the United States and the Department of Agriculture. It discusses disease spread, predator losses, and efforts across states and organizations, citing thousands of rabbits and hundreds of prairie dogs killed in a recent period.
A fragment describes a rare variety of tortoise shell products and their colorful finishes. It notes plentiful supply and emerging interest in unique particle decorations, mentioning items like toys and ornaments.
Explosion ripped through a threshing engine yard blowing the machine fifty feet. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene as workers rushed to assist and assess injuries. Authorities investigated the blast and secured the area as farmers gathered to discuss repairs.
The former pastor of the Enon and nearby Methodist Episcopal churches, aged 79, died at the parsonage in Freedom after a brief illness. He was a graduate of Allegheny College in 1918 and served at Hunn Valley and Wise Methodist churches before moving to Freedom. survivors include his widow and a daughter Helen.
A mangled 19th century notice from Huntington reports a man offering his three children for sale or trade for a dog after failing to find a landlord willing to rent with children. The ad is linked to the electrician at the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and mentions his attempts over weeks to find housing. Names appear as Miller and others, with details of a cottage and yard for the kids to play.
Sharon teachers reject a $25 monthly raise amid a strike threat after months of wage talks. The district faces a Feb 28 deadline to avoid possible student layoffs as the dispute centers on pay and benefits. Baptist prayer meetings and community notices follow the school item with local names listed.
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