Seventh Ward Gas Station Robbery Reportedly Occurred
A masked man robbed the Seventh Ward gas station at gunpoint, taking cash from the register before fleeing in a car. The attendant, Kennedy, described the suspect as about 30 years old, 5'8\", 146 pounds, wearing a brown overcoat, dirty gray cap and tan oxfords. license plate not secured. Police were alerted but could not trace the car. This follows another nearby robbery targeting the same chain in recent weeks.
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Kennedy
Nunsel
Quota Club Show Delights New Castle Audiences
The Quota club of New Castle staged two doll filled entertainments with a large cast. The Toy Shop tale featured lifelike and animate dolls and a dream plot about Bonnie and a dolls world, praised for its scale and energy.
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Quota Club
New Castle
Scottish Rite Anl
Fiet
Vane
Bonnie
Fife
Tiny Theart
Dorothy Few Walhwe
Pennie
Robert EL Plenilux
Joseph Sisitmater
Sormat
Motto
Ailin Waid
Prince Lolly Pog
Whieldog
Cumery Aurelia the Witch
New York Faces Frigid Weather Warnings
Readable text notes bitter cold grips New York with forecasts of dangerous wind chills. Meteorologists warn Monday conditions will worsen as low temperatures sweep the region through the week.
Warmer Weather For Sunday Foretold For Western Pa
A Pittsburgh weather report notes a potential temperature rise by Sunday after today’s cold spell. Storms moved east from the Midwest, but the region avoided the worst of the snow. Early today the thermometer read four above zero, a record for the winter, with prior highs of six above in December.
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Pittsburgh
Wether
Pennsylvania
Middle West
Midwest
U. S
War Hri
Court Order Is Needed To Impound Election Ballots
The article reports a court order sought to impound ballots from an election tied to a Pennsylvanian contest. Mayor WLF Nenuduek of Philadelphia backs the effort, seeking a halford recount in the William B. Wilson race. Kendrick indicates the action requires Cosmo Pleas court approval.
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New
Washington
Senate
Wlf Nenuduek
Philadelphia
Do Campaign Fund Committee
William B. Wilson
Aiseul Senatom
William S. Deren
Bel
Kendrick
Ty Wold
Cosmo Pleas Court
Kendrie
Marriage Licenses Listed for Petersen and Partners
Marriage licenses issued include Petersen and partners as listed in the county records with names obscured in the OCR snippet. The notice outlines preliminary licenses granted and forthcoming ceremonies or registrations.
Former Lawrence County Educator Likely Choice for Cabinet
Former Lawrence County educator Dr Frank W Wright is the likely appointment for superintendent of public instruction in Governor-elect Fisher's cabinet. Wright, a Lawrence County native, taught at New Wilmington High School and studied at Westminster College. The International News Service reports Mrs McCauley may be named and Claries E Waters eyed for labor and industries secretary, with announcements to come from Harrisburg and state headquarters.
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John W. Fisher
Ffrank W. Wright
Massachusetts
Frank Wright
Lawrence County
New Wilmington
Westminster College
Philadelphia
International News Service Today
Fisher
McCauley
W. 5. Meteuley
Beaver
Ellen C. Potter
Public Welfare
Claries E. Waters
Secratary
Governheetec
John
Republican
A. Boyd Hamilton
Wil
Harrisburg
Republican Party
Indiana
Will Mor Re
Sub Zero Wave After Blizzard Hits the Midwest
Chicago and the Midwest faced a sub zero wave after a blizzard parting eastward. The thermometer in Chicago ranged seven to twelve below zero with eight deaths attributed to the cold in two days. The cold stretched from Minnesota to Missouri with frigid winds and forecasts predicting no immediate relief.
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International No Service
Chicago
Middle West
Mercury
Canadian
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Seaboard
Missouri
Senator Heflin Receives New Castle Letter on Trials
Senator J Thomas Heflin of Alabama faced mixed messages after his remarks on the Falloheny case in the Senate. A letter from Edward J Davis of New Castle Pa lauds Heflin for challenging corruption while defending the truth and the jury's conduct, dated May 4 1927.
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George TR Manning Pashia
Castle News
Senate Chamber
J. Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Heflin
Heehling
Ana
Edward J. Davis
Newcastle
Wellin
Senate
Ieflin
Dwald J. Davis
Storm Warning Issued For Nantucket Region
A storm warning was issued for a broad coastal area centered south of Nantucket, extending from Cape May to Boston. The system is expected to move northeast with winds reaching near gale strength tonight, bringing potential disruptions along the coast.
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Cinternational Nowe Services
York
Jan
Wedlcher Bureau
Nantue
Cape Fatlaras
Betin
Prohibition to mark eighth birthday amid bribery probes
Government agents probe smuggling rings as Prohibition nears its eight year anniversary. Reports say rings with illicit profits reach into hundreds of millions, with bribe offers alleged to target public officials. The story notes organized dry movement strategy and potential legislation outcomes.
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Hy Lormat
S. Thornburgh International News Service
Washington
Uniteld
Thorrow
Genard Tinoaln
C. Andrews
Congress
Bovemtiml TV
Cluen
Bribary
Man Found Clinging To Pier After River Bridge Incident
Police investigate a man found clinging to a pier near Waterport after a likely fall from a bridge. He says he was shot and pushed, then slashed his own throat before entering the water. District attorneys note no conclusive evidence yet on identity or motive as investigators pursue leads.
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Watepurt
Striet
Oman
Leidis Tal Rey
Deter
Leste
Leslie
Leidis
Fife
Avenue
New York
Bone
Ambridge
Ptdack
Man Confesses To Firing Mill Fire Late Friday Confession Reveals Motive
John William Flickinger, jailed on a mill blaze probe, confessed to the May 28 fire at the Judson W Cele mill. He said he acted after an argument with owner Kennedy and described his movements from May 22 at 11:80 p.m. to the siding below the signal block and back, including obtaining a device from a journal car. The district attorney’s office will charge him after questioning.
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Suspielow
Kennedy
John William Vlickinger
Molenburg
Spepicion
Tillsy
Flickinger
Ooltier Faye
Jnstiff
Tempeht
Tls
Alamnes Flickinger
Judson W Cele
Fr. TL. Ja
Sgnal Block
Journal Bax Enw
Mayor Kendrick At Capital Probe
Mayor Freeland Kendtick travels with legal advisers and five election registration commission members to Washington to answer subpoenas from Senator deemes oA Meed's committee investigating the Pennsylvania election. The group aims to return later today.
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Gem News
Servis Pufladelpula
Freeland Kendtick
The
Election Registration Commission
Olly Prothoumary
John
Washington
Deemes Oa
Meed
Pennsylvania
Sheny
Laine
Aerial death by own action reported in transit crash
An international news brief states Aurice Courker, a Brenel citizen, killed himself by jumping from a passenger plane flying between Toulouse and Casablanca. The pilot did not see the jump, only noticing the aircraft changed direction after the event.
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Alivantin Lan
Hidiary
Aurice Courker
Toulouse
Casablanca
Oman
Worae
Tokens to be used on street cars
Report states future street cars will accept brass tokens for fares, replacing paper tickets. Officials plan eight tokens sold for a season, each token usable once and worn out after use. Tokens resemble large coins with letters and cannot be fed into machines in other cities.
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Waal
Pennsylvania-Ohio Railway
Rebin Reports Strange Winter Encounter With Birds
An odd account describes a person named Rebin witnessing birds behaving strangely in winter conditions. The tale mentions a chilly day last Sunday when Bir Thoda joined, then describes a sudden bird attack and a belief that birds move south for milder weather, sparking speculation about their hearts and the season.
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Myre
Dada
Mater Avon
Rebin
Lydia
Luis
Death Record: Viola Eakin Clute 50
Viola Eakin Clute 50 died. The notice gives sparse details including place on a street and mentions a person or family name Miceb AMehteh. The fragmentary text records a death with minimal surrounding information.
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Clute
Viola Eakin
Tills
Miceb
Amehteh
Tiesae
Ready To Start Swimming Race From Catalina
Catalina Island event opens as 16 entries are women with notable swimmers among the field. Sea temperatures near 52 to 57 degrees. Avalon hosts a 21 mile open water race attracting entrants from Chicago to Toronto and local clubs.
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Catalina
Scott Township Boy Breaks Leg Coasting At School
Saedhey At aon of M hel New Shiaier and Mrs Elmer Shader report a Hamilton Young student from Bellshango Valley, R. D. 9, who fractured two bones in his leg while coasting near the school house yesterday after TisMont. He was struck as he reached the hill by a sled returning toward him.
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Saedhey
Mhel New ¢ Shiaier
Elmer Shader
Jastie
Hamilton Young School
Pseplttown
Shelango Valle Ae
Hay
Herein
TisMont
Saatche Hill
Fragmented OCR Weather and Town Scene Descriptions
A hazy fragmentary piece describes cold, freezing conditions and people braving the weather. References to people, ages, and places are garbled but convey shivering, danger, and a winter mood across a community.
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North Liberty
Merced
Oftin
M. J. Young
Informa
Ford Eenige
Wales
Cathedral Auditorium
Tal Nurhs
Bac Prader
Ohio
Lake Erie
Ware
Wilson
Capita
Westminster
New Wilmington High School
Sever
Canada
Mme
Alejandreo Cesar
United States
Mapa
Ta Ays
Man
Mil
Edenburg Mill
George 5S
Jace Frid
Cole
Edenburg
John Wu Plickinger
Raul
Acuera
Mayor Kendrick
Capital Probe
Tay
California
Uy Miller Hollant International News Service
Avalon
Catalina Island
Cali
Isle of
Santa Cataline
Pacific
Othe
Evenstaie
Neptune
Perda Pott
Angeles Harber
Gamer
Ixteen
Charlotta Moore Howard
Lane Clarabelle Burratt
Orman Rass
Et Mac
George Young Toronteo
Ross
Scott Township
Arthur Mometer
Moses
Gach Brest
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