London police raid anarchist den sparks three week union meetings
In London 1500 policemen raid an anarchist den as personal workers plan three weeks of evangelistic meetings across the city. New Castle evangelists, benefiting from recent travels, will join ministers to organize continuous meetings shifting among churches to spark revival and broaden religious outreach in Lawrence county. Basketball games resume in local schools with Cent and Home and Oak Street teams facing Terrace Avenue. Martin Gauda and West Side lead in First place.
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New Castle
Ucome
Personal Workers” League
Lawrence County
Quitie
Oak Street
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Winston Churchill
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Deld
Infantran
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Heeman
Howe
USA
Port
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Akebesies House
Axl
London terror plot clash dominates turbulent day
A chaotic London confrontation pits anarchists against police amid heavy gunfire and casualties. Winston Churchill leads troop support as rioters and workers suffer injuries and deaths across central districts. The chaotic event, continuing on page five, highlights the fiercest fight in years.
Train Lodge Robbery Leaves Porter Dead and Daughters Robbed
A Utah railroad hold up by two masked bandits Friday night left one porter dead and another wounded after a four mile chase along the Southern Pacific near Reese. Passengers and a Mormon bishop’s daughters were robbed of valuables as the robbers forced the train to halt, then escaped with loot amid gunfire. Five armed posses pursue the culprits.
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Feng Y Heron
Westhound
Reese
Hy United Press
Utah
Negra
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Parlons
Nis
Mormon Church
James Wayment
Warren
Adante
Mercer Murder Convict Dies in Mercer Hospital
Velka Ankb ele, found guilty of first degree murder at the October quarter sessions, died of pneumonia after 20 months in Mercer jail. Ankovic had been imprisoned since the 1920s, with authorities stating continued illness and final death in hospital care.
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Mercer
Jan
Velka Ankbele
Ankovic
Prisoner Sentenced to the Penitentiary
John Makl pled guilty to larceny and was sentenced by Judge Porter to one year in the state penitentiary. Mabel Gordon received six months for stealing at the Mast Side Pharmacy. Charles Knapp and others also faced sentences for various crimes including assault and robbery with jail terms and fines.
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Irs
Mabel Gordon
Charles Knapp
John Makl
Porter
Couniryaay
Wilsetty
Pittshore
Mass
Orets
Poekatyook
Hennle Gordon
Sams
Airs Gordon
Charles Kaan
Vanllordin
Avhota
Borane
Wea von Gondar
Kay
Walt
Yin
Elriek van- Guidor
Ty Alanna
Vigilant Fire Company Elects New Officers
The Vigilant Fire Company elected officers for the coming year at its monthly meeting. Named were President Seth aliretail and Vice President Jlonston, with Whod Connery as secretary and M. A. Thininston as treasurer. Also listed are several divisions and captains for committees and activities.
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Gomiak
Dolores
A P Baseball League Disbands After Long Hints Of Failure
A Lopsided report from East Liverpool notes the A P Baseball League reportedly collapsing after years of poor support. The piece cites key figures in Tine Oblo and Poonylyania Hagolel Teneo and mentions efforts to salvage the league, including talks with Ont & Ponnaylynia and Jemgye Pry, but offers no clear resolution.
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Ropavladhia
East Liverpool
Tine Oblo
Poonylyania
Olio & Ponayavinia
Lover Behind Bars As Kidnap Case Shakes Hanovil
Joseph Cogliano suspected in abduction of a 14 year old girl, with conflicting statements from Mrs Cugliotta. Detective Breen held Cogliano on charges while authorities pursued multiple associates. The case centers on a home invasion, alleged threats, and the girl’s custody, with ongoing investigations and uncertain charges for co-defendants.
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Joseph Cogliane
Tyrant Cugliotte
Hansvilla
J. H. Breen
Ayternyan
Hulle
Crosotth
County
Wetuctive
Cantiano
Ave Gugliola
Ceshai
Coghland
Dima
Cael Nutter
Breen
Cogiinin
Cophane
Earl Sewiy
Theatre Doors Closed by Order of Chiny Connery
Fire and safety concerns halted performances at the Chiny Connery theatre after a late night incident. Patrons crowded the aisles as attempts to exit were slowed by congestion. Fire officers closed the doors and investigated the blaze while authorities reviewed capacity and traffic flow.
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Chiny Connery
Ciel
Romnery
Assault and Battery Charge Involving Local Men
A fragmented report describes an assault and battery charge involving individuals named Juseph Thealtfen and John Wranseata. The narrative mentions an evening incident near a river and a sequence of unspecified actions culminating in police or court involvement.
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Juseph Thealtfen
John Wranseata
Sally
Pakel
Kicked in Door Case Ends With Guilty Plea
Fragmentary police report shows a defendant named Bannell admitting guilt after breaking and entering and paying court costs. The details of the alleged crime and the exact charges remain unclear due to damaged text.
Wgingartaga and Cox Lead State Legislature Session
The Pennsylvania General Assembly convened at noon with Robert L. Wallace and William L. Wilton presiding as representatives. Cox was chosen speaker with broad support, while Oliver of Pittsburgh was elected president pro tempore of the Senate. The event featured Republican unity and had a carnival-like atmosphere across the sprawling political scene. The report notes heavy enthusiasm from both houses and references local civic events including a poultry show and county fair in Lawrence County, highlighting the era’s political fervor and community festivities.
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Rebert L. Wallace
William DL. Wilton
New Soviet
Folin
Pennsylvania
Steston
Cox
Googhaart
William
Crow
Fayble Pontry
Senate
Wight
Wallace
Walton
Ciaweus
Loblert
Georne Oliver
Pittsburg
Widlage
Spewker
Pemnaydvania
Ghartie
Schools Reopen Today Amid Turbulent Staff Changes
chaotic report notes new teachers and unsettled administration at Hin Art Fmunk, with several names misspelled or unclear in the OCR. references to Mina Mary, Ald tit eeantime, and visa issues suggest a disrupted start to the academic term and concerns over facilities and safety.
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Fmunk
Wickness
Mina Maryata
Boys Attend Convention at Youngstown
A fragmented notice indicates boys may travel to Youngstown for a convention. It references Knights of St. Maart and associated groups, mentioning a proposal and anticipated plans though details are unclear due to damaged text. Local organizers and dates remain unreadable in the fragment.
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Youngstown
First Presbyterian Annual Meeting Held Next Monday Evening
The annual meeting of First Presbyterian will be held next Monday evening. Reports from the Cantos and related committees will be presented and discussed during the session.
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First Presbyterian Annual Meeting
Death Record Mra 81 Vil a Aietaware wee Ate Sowned
An 81 year old resident of Vil a Aietaware reportedly died in unclear circumstances. Local authorities began a preliminary inquiry as neighbors recall the deceased was seen at a street address later associated with the incident. The case has drawn attention from community members and city officials.
Fire disaster devastates city block with restaurant and hotel loss
A severe blaze tore through a city area destroying a restaurant kitchen and hotel, causing extensive damage to the block. Firefighters battled the flames as explosions rattled the neighborhood, with several buildings heavily damaged and residents displaced by the chaos.
Life of Lupton in Book Form in Cleveland
Fragmented OCR hints at a biographical work about Lupton with scattered references to places, tones, and various names. The readable fragments loosely mention Garlett, Taipan Town, and a session, with unclear dates or events.
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Life OF Lupton
Cleveland
Divine
Tapton Fies
Garry Herr Blgete and Hanging Parasite Trials Across Cities
A garbled, OCR style history fragment references Garry Herr Blgete being investigated by a criminal commission at a meat festival then shifts to a warming society for hives. It mentions a Grins action, an exhibit, and a weather warning era with names like Tim, Hosdlar, and Tony Vebole Haakely in a bizarre, political theatre of rumors.
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Cincinnati
Society For Hives
Poselesud
Pre Chay
Sonia Gael Hk
Miner i Ginseily
Segsilay
Psp
Wittige
Etar
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Eta
Tyne
Hosdlar
Na Honaie Snc
Thydtr
Tony Vebole Haakely
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