Sheriff Guards Jail as Mob Demands Vengeance in Uniontown
In Uniontown Fayette County prison crowds gathered outside the jail crying for vengeance against three suspects tied to the murder and taxi driver Paul Newcomen. State troopers and deputies held the line while a mounted machine gun and rifles deterred any assault. Over 500 people offered cars to transport prisoners elsewhere as the standoff continued through the night.
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Ioterpa Onal Laws Services
Uniontown
Pawdat
Tihie Fayette County
Paul Newcomen
George Stewart
Pace Two
Curb Lizzards And Dribblers Must Get Out
Special to the Wes reports Mayor Oles cracking down on curb lizards and dribblers roaming Federal Street. Chief Watkins vows enforcement to curb men who leer at young women, with warnings of immediate jail for lewd advances and invitations to rides.
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Oles
Federal Street
George
Mark
Juver Oleg
Big Jim” Watkins
Calaboose
Watkins
Weather Climax Delays Morning Routine In Sudden Cold
Unclear text describes a morning disruption as damp air shifts to a severe cold spell. The narrator notes intense sweating and chilling sensations, with mentions of uncomfortable temperature drops and a sense of unease as the day unfolds. Leading figures or places are not clearly identified in the fragment.
Jealous Suitor Ruins Clothing Of Pretty Girl
Miss Babe Anderson of Ol City, Pa, 22, wonders if love is worth it as three men, Joseph Pape 38 and George Williams 36, rooming near Penn Avenue, are jailed for morals court on allegations of ruckus and destruction of Miss Andersons clothing.
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Congernnational News Service
Pittsburgh
Babe Anderson
Cooper Street
Ol City
Hant
Joseph Pape
George Whliams
Penn Avenue
Hal
Punnaylyandia Station
Alds Richards
M Anderson
Qi City
Pope
Miss Anderson
Williams
Ox Farge Twa
Mrs Balzer Dies From Injuries After Interurban Collision
Mrs. Margaret Balzer 67 wife of J S Balzer of 508 West Washington Street died Monday night at New Castle Hospital from head and other injuries after being struck by the Younaslowtewsila interurban car near Stop 44. She was born in West Virginia and resident of this city for years. Survived by husband five children and other relatives. Funeral at 2:50 p.m. from residence burial in Olus Park cemetery.
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Younaslowtewsila
Margaret Balzer
J. $. Balzer
West
Washington Street
New Castle
Isalzer
Baleer
West Virginia
Bis City
W Loy Methodist Church
R. B. Uorns
Harry, Baker
Youngstown
Robert Little
Paul Allen
Harry Sturdevant
This City
Ter
Calle Leechman
Cleveland
Henry Herdman
Wesley Herdman
East Liverpool
Marriage Licenses for Dames Briggs and Pane
The record lists marriage license activities for Dames Briggs and Sharon Pane with associated individuals Renee Naw and Castle. No further details provided in the readable text.
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Dames Briggs
le Cee
Sharon Pane
Renee
Naw Castle
Western Police Search For Two Small Children
The fate of Isabel Kiefer and Roger Brown remained uncertain as a large search party combed Dekalb County for the missing siblings. Authorities broadcast descriptions, foster kidnapping theories after reports of a strange car near the riverbank, while dynamite is used to clear ice and drag the Kishwaukee river for possible remains.
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International News Service
Kingston
Jan
Isabel Kiefer
Roger Brown
Middle West
Kiefer
Isabel Holroyd
Dekalab County
Kishwauwkee
Beiay
Profiteers To Suffer Should Probe Succeed
Government investigating agencies merge to widen a price probe beyond food and clothing. Attorney General Daugherty directs inclusion of middlemen and others suspected of sustaining high prices across wholesale and retail markets. Units from Justice, Labor, and Commerce coordinate in the nationwide effort.
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W. H. Atkins
Ita
Department of Justice, Cay
Departments of Labor and Commerce
Cough Low
Harding Favors Sales Tax Plan
President Harding backs a sales tax to fund a military bonus. A light news service report quotes committee members who favor the plan and say interest on foreign debt could cover the bonus. The article notes likely delays until a Republican conference resolves differing views.
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Wy Light News
Washington
Jha
Tha Wenuie
Great Delaware River bridge begun in Camden to Philadelphia
The opening of construction marks the start of a monumental span over the Delaware River to join Camden and Philadelphia. Governors Sproul and Edwards struck the first blows, initiating work on what will be the world’s largest arch span, over 1,700 feet, with opening expected July 4, 1926.
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Delaware River
Camden
Philadelphia
Sproul
Petesylvania
Edwards
New Jersey
Trafic
American Enterprise
Delaw
New Derany
Pennsylvania
Final issue of school bonds to be sold next month
The school board announced the final issue of the one million dollar bond program, Series C, to fund remaining improvements. Bonds carrying 4.5% interest will mature from 1927 onward with 40 bonds retired yearly. News of completed projects includes Lawrence and Lincoln and Garfield buildings, the junior high nearing completion, and Albertsboro Road occupied.
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Juhan Lockhart
Finana Committee
Wri Rmer
Jase
Jasue
Lawranne
Lunncoln
Garfield Buldings
AlbertsLrooat
Detectives' Slayer Anticipates Death in Custody Fight
Cryptic report from New York indicates a killer, Boddy, foresees death before trial as twelve men prepare to face court. The text references detectives, a courtroom scene, and a judge’s anticipated ruling amid uncertain custody and safety conditions.
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Dan
New York
New York Lac
Nghind
Nothe
Boddy
New Irish Cabinet Begins Functioning
The new Irish cabinet, headed by President Arthur Griffith, began to function. Communications with London indicate the provisional government will receive full authority within the next week or ten days. The Dail Meann adjourned until mid February.
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Itaternational News Service
Dublin
Eeleenad
Arthur Gridith
London
Grimth
Ahl Ireland Oaralde
Slater
Dall Mreann
Mother Goose Shakes Pillow News Brief
Snow totals inch and a half to two feet forecast as heavy storm hits the region. Weather forecasters warn ice and delays on roads and rail while telegraph and telephone service may lag. Officials prepare plows and monitor power lines as the Northeast endures a severe winter blow with widespread travel disruption.
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Tawrenes
Slate
Burglars Loot Home. Teen Girl Subdues Intruders
A police report describes burglars who looted the home of Syrian widow Mrs Tarrab in Wesalisy. An 18 year old girl sprayed chloroform, recovered, and hurled a shoe through a window. Loss estimated at 75,000 plus valuables including gold textiles and jewels. Adele Tarr and her family were away at a theatre when the break in occurred.
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Adele ‘Tarr
Jarral
Miss Tarrab
High School Senior Dies In Tragic Accident
Benjamin Kinagerd, son of Mr and Mrs Kinagerd, died in a Tuesday air crash near Pellock Avenue. Funeral services were held at Treferith Lreadl Cemetery with many local figures in attendance.
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Benjamin Kinagerd
Amd Mey
Pellock
Bay Briefness
Cementa
Spmind
Sebvat
Teyies Navy Windors
Peetor
Death Record of local figures in unclear notice
Unclear OCR text mentions deaths and names with scattered locations and dates. Readable items include references to a death record, possible place names and institutions, but specific details remain fragmented and require source clarification for accurate captioning.
Army Transport Leaking With 900 Soldiers Onboard
An army transport ship carrying 900 soldiers was leaking but officials say there is no danger of sinking. The vessel is 503 miles from New York as it speeds to port, expected to reach the United States without further difficulties. Details from the war department note a safe arrival is anticipated and crews are working to control the leak.
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Neescetuta
Trent York
ST Peterung
Army of Ob
Jerk Weber
United States
Basch
Goneamea
Evacuation Of Dublin Begins
The British occupation signs fade as Dublin starts evacuation procedures amid widespread civilian dislocation. Islanders gather at ports and schools as authorities move archives and key assets toward London, while crowds react to the shifting control and anticipated reprieve.
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Oconell
Xotenagiona
Weews
Debrlin
Dalla Harris
Castoe
London
Huge Ev
Marethe Ve
Tortyn City
Enrie
Phew
Cnowde
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