Kidnaper Of Charles Ross Is Executed
A garbled word filled report states Charles Ross’s kidnapper was executed in Chicago at the electric chair. The deceased resembled a wealthy manufacturer and was said to have confessed or expressed a prior wish to ease his victims’ fate. The article includes fragments about a church, burial wishes, and a mother who sought closure, but the details are unclear.
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Meney Seaddltuned
Reson
Buckwoodsatan
Chin
Ain Wits
Pane wc observes fix and work at the scene
Fragmentary OCR notes describe early work crews near a paved street, with bystanders, a pump, a shovel, and a pipe. References to Young Republicans and Penny Raver appear, but the surrounding facts are unclear. The snippet hints at lawmaking or civic action continuing on Page Two.
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Raver
Daily Weather Report Summary
Daily Weather Report lists precipitation and temperature readings for the day. It notes comparisons with the same date in the prior year and highlights the weather conditions observed, including rainfall amounts and temperature trends.
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Purine Stapenas
Masumun
Wool Growers Pool Returns Large Accumulation
Wool growers in Lawrence County contributed a total of 66,000 pounds of wool to a pool tied to the 1837 crop cycle. The wool, valued at about 16,000 dollars, was weighed at B and O freight sheds and shipped to Patterson and Co in Boston. Figures released by local extension agents note a shift in weight because cash fleece average weights were lower this year.
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Lawrence County
Lee Sewoo
Freighe
Patterson & Compa Boston
Hareekd Meho
Lawes County
Lawes County Cultural Extension Servicy McCuless
Be Ure
Grocers Outing Draws 7000 At Cascade Park Park Event
More than seven thousand attended the tenth annual outing of the Lawrence County Retail Grocers and Food Dealers Association at Cascade Park on a sunny Wednesday. The day featured picnics, rides, a pony track sports program, dance contests, bingo, and a large coffee service with prizes and contests drawing strong crowds from morning until late evening.
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Cascade Park
Manly
Lawrence County
Washington Street
Fabian
Court Street
Rudy Caiupull
North Mercer Street
Tory Coiled
East
Lalor Sopot
Ile Oh
Katherine Hepburn Silent On Hughes Around World
Actress Katherine Hepburn declines to comment on Hughes around world trip while in Milan. The report notes Hepburn staying with Mrs at a pia, with no official details about the journey or timings.
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Katherine Hepburn
Hughes
President Moves Into California
President Roosevelt travels across the continent toward a three day stay in California to boost the New Deal and rally supporters while pressing his political agenda. The trip aims to energize his base and counter opponents as he reaches the western state.
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President Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Callvoday
California
Open Season On Antlerless Deer In State Allowed
Harrisburg July 14 Wilk opened hunting season on antlerless deer from November 20 to December 5 as announced by the State Game Commission Col Michal Biddle president of the commission said no special deer tags will be issued during the sixth season and hunters may take one deer under license conditions
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Harrisburg
Lems Dove
State Game Commission
Michal
Biddle
Oi Vommis S Dreevaredt
Biddly
C J Callahan Dies Suddenly Freight Agent
C J Callahan of 126 East Fairfield avenue a well known Pennsylvanie freight ticket agent died suddenly at Penns ailvania depot on the West Side at 9 40 this morning from a cerebral hemorrhage after being stricken at his desk at 9 10 oclock He had been active in railroad duties and other affairs and died at Jameson Memorial hospital at age 54 Continued on page two for up
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Mia Redhoad
West Side
Chariys d. Callahan
East Fairfield Avenue
Penns _vanie
Jameson Mymorjial Hospital
Mr. Callahan
Wil
Callahan
Pennsyla
Convict Flees From Rockview Penitentiary
Bellefonte Pa reports a Rockview escape. Robert Cooper 87 of Pittsburgh is among four to ten year inmates. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon as another inmate fled the Rockview penitentiary. No escapee has been recaptured yet.
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Bellefonte
Imade
Robert Cooper
Pilisbirga
Ourelary
Appreciation for church help sparks 50 dollar gift
City of New Castle receives 850 in thanks from Hopewell Church in New Bedford for service by officers and firemen after a July 10 1997 lightning strike. The gift was directed to the Firemen's fund via Councilman J M Rice.
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New Castle
Hopewell
New Bedford
Couneilman
J. M. Rice
Directo
Hightning
Death Notice for Charles J Callahan and Margaret Anderson
Charles J Callahan aged 55 residing at 126 Falr Fell Avenue has died. Margaret J Anderson aged 86 of 1Amira Home is also reported deceased.
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Charles J. Callahan
Falr- Fell Avenue
Margaret
J. Anderson
Insurgents Drive Along 8 Mile Front Near Teruel
Insurgents press a major advance along an eight mile front near Teruel. Government forces report heavy losses as troops retreat from town takeovers. Capture of Sarrion appears foregone though strategic closes are pursued.
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Joly Ba
Teruel
Ty Barron
Garvia Valino
Guner
Hats
Ray
Salaman En
Sarrion
Jon
Fon
Wlach Brown
City to View Damaged Property Investigation Begins
Attorney J R Merce proposes a city visit to inspect damaged properties along Rigby street in Shemaiga township. He claims several parcels owned by Frank McChive were harmed by a tile sewer incident tied to the ferry company years ago, affecting the route near Cascade Park and related drainage.
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J. R. Merce Toch
Conneil A
Rigby Street
Shemaiga Township
Frank McChive
Hughes Sets Globe-Circling Record In Historic Flight
Howard Hughes and four crew flew from Alaska to New York circling the globe by air for a new world record. He landed at Floyd Bennett Field at 2 39 p m after a 2 34 p m arrival, attracting about 25 000 spectators as the massive aircraft was moved to the administration building.
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Howard Hughes
Hollywood
Wiley Post
Hughes
Ing
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
State Motor Police Training School
Whaler, Works Fair, Rumphite Wallite
Tor Hughes la cm
Hankow Canton Bombed Again by Jap Fliers
Third successive attack on Canton by Japanese planes devastates crowds of vegetable peddlers and shipping junks. Reported bombing hits urban markets and riverside boats in Hankow Canton.
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Hankow
Canton
Merchants Back Civic Movement Gains Support
Merchants rally behind a civic movement after the Greater New Castle plan is presented. Formation details are discussed by the Real Meeks Association as endorsements go to the incumbent with merchants' backing. A new free parking plan and tree planting program are approved, with locations along South Mercer street and a public notice to be posted.
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Greater New Castle Association
le Assovkion
We Real Meeks’ Association
Wmnall
Beir
Leslie Hotel
Lew
Mercer Street
South Mercer
Unclear text fragment notes payment and names
Fragmentary notes mention a payment of S100 for four months and reference several names and places, including Bay, Lesie, Shields, and W Tes Lo. The passage appears as a garbled OCR item with no clear event or outcome to summarize.
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Gsgues
Moir
Unclear OCR fragment about names and events
Fragmentary OCR text contains multiple garbled names and phrases lacking clear context or events. No verifiable persons, places, or dates can be reliably established for a coherent summary.
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Richard Stoddart
Harry P. Connor
Howard
Lieut. T. L. Thurlow
Edward Lond
Charles Ross
Seadlund
Chicago
Garhele
Anc
Tayps
Colin
Seadtund
Mar Seadhind
Trenton
Paar
Ged
Panewc
Daily Weather Report
Wool Growers
Pia Wima
Pacific Coast
McAdoo
George R. Holmes
Jeter
Iene Tews Service State
C.J. Callahan
Penny. R. R
Rockview
Minneapolis
Alaska
New York Airport
Merchants Back
Arthur Mometer
Nper Pnache Meccan
Afar
Pete Lowndad
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