Plans Revealed On Site Plans At Directors Meeting
At a Jameson Memorial Hospital directors meeting on the Leisure Avenue site last night final approval was given for building locations to start excavation. The plan includes a three story nurses home to house 35 nurses, with additional property bought at Wilmington Avenue and Garfield Avenue for the new facility.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Leasure Avenue
Wilmington Avenue
Garfield Avenue
Wilmington
New Church Dedication At St Marys Parish Sept 5
A new church at St Marys Catholic Parish corner of North and North Beaver streets will be dedicated and blessed on Monday September 5. Bishop Rugh Boyle of Pittsburgh will lead ceremonies marking the parishs seventy fifth anniversary with Rev Fr O Shea noting the 1852 organization and first chapel nearby. Thousands are expected to attend due to Labor Day holiday and the presence of dignitaries and priests from the region.
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St. Mary's Catholic
Beaver Streets
Rugh Boyle
Diocese of
Pittsburgh
Wgtt
Fr. O'Shea
Boyle
Salary for County Commissioners May Require Court Decision
County officials question the upcoming elected commissioners' pay. Estimates range from 3000 to 3600 dollars annually. A court ruling may be required to determine the final compensation, tied to the sixth class status of Lawrence County and the legislative intent behind a past salary increase.
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Lawrence County
MacNider flies on air tour visiting Coolidge
MacNider Assistant War Secretary travels Rapid City and Bolling Field Anacostia to inspect President Coolidge and plan a joint air service role. He splits flight duties with Captain Ervin, noting about 400 hours and 40,000 miles logged since gaining a plane, with tours planned to many states including New York Wisconsin Minnesota Wyoming Colorado Utah Iowa Washington Idaho Illinois Indiana Pennsylvania West Virginia and back to New York.
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Internaviona News Servic
Han ‘Ord
Wtaenider
Sistant
Es American
Legion
Bolliing Field
Anacostia
BR. G. Ervin
Army’ ‘Air Service
Stulf
MacNider
New York
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Iowa
Washington
Idaho
Ilinois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
West
Virginia
Ford City Man Killed At Train Incident Report
Fragmented copy reports a Ford City man killed at or near a train incident. The readable text mentions identities like John Snyder and Russell and references locations and times, but the fragmentary OCR prevents a full reconstruction of the event or outcome.
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Ford City
O'¢Lock
John Snyder
Rebels Lay Siege Toll. Marines in Ocotal Clash
Rebels renew siege on Ocotal while United States Marines hold the garrison under Captain Hatfield. Air squadrons and machine guns are used in attacks by General Sandino's rebels as reinforcements may lag. Page Two continues.
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al News Service
U Aulyda
United States
Ocotal
Telleve
Hatfield
Sandino
Death Record Notices Mixed With Incomplete Identities
Fragmented death notices list several individuals with partial ages and addresses including Mrs Bertha Knox 32 of 101 West Leasure avenue and Mrs Kate A Hamilton 57 with Sania Monica Cal. Remaining names lack full details or locations.
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Bertha Knox
West
Leasure Avenue
Thomas Frice
Ford Cuy
Pas
Kate A. Hamlton
Sania
Monica
Cal
Strategy May Win 7 War in Nicaragua Says Rogers
A clipped dispatch notes Rogers argues strategy could win a seven year war in Nicaragua. Limited readable text mentions WY Hills Cal origins and unclear dates or details.
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Nicaraga
Rogers
Hills
Cal
Foumta
Waco plane purchase details teased in garbled note
A fragmented OCR excerpt hints at plans to buy two planes, including a Waco type with a stated cruising speed and a Curtis engine model. Mentions Col. Lindbergh and passenger capacity, but text is unclear.
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Expec
Teotor
Col
Gindbergh
Curtis
SkEPTICIOM Noted International- ers Brief fragment
Fragmentary OCR note mentions international service timing with unclear figures and stray punctuation. Limited readable content prevents clear identifications of people, organizations, or events.
Judge rules in Brecken County case over property value
Court records show Judge Thomas Ford delivering verdict in Brecken borough concerning an asset valued at $7,800 with objections over the appraisal. The claimants challenged the assessment while the ruling upheld the cited amount amid contested sentiments from the Common Pleas court.
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Ster
Common Pleas
Thomas Ford
Brecken Ve
Theater notes cheer wildly at international news event
A theater scene reports wild cheering as international aviators including Clarence Byrd D Chamberlin Bert Acosta Lieutenant Norville and Bernt Balchen participate. Headquarters were established for the fairmen at the event with hotel gatherings and coordinated receptions.
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Ameri
Byrd
Clarence- D. Chamberlin
Bert Acosta
Gi O
Norville
Deut Bernt
Balchen’ Rill
Goimbdore
Fairmen
Iff
Mies
Anarchist Shooting Reported Amid Confusing Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text reports a shooting involving an anarchist and a consul. It mentions Chapman and recovering status, but details are unclear due to damaged source text. The piece references international context and a bulleted casualty note amid unclear phrases.
Excavation Notes From Jameson Memorial Hospital Cavemen
Fragmentary OCR hints at excavation work linked to Jameson Memorial Hospital. Entries reference propagation of disease and patient care, with unclear dates or locations and mention of a cave or cavern setting.
Probe Mystery: Tennessee Man Death Probe In Greenville
Greenville Pa July 19 Coroner W D McGrath continued his investigation into the death near here yesterday of Edward McCarthy 38 McKeesport. Conflicting accounts from Daniel McMillen Pierpont were to be checked as authorities sought the truth. McMillen initially said collision with McCarthy's car then claimed his car struck another machine. An inquest was scheduled for 3 30 this afternoon in Greenville.
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International News Service
Greenville
W. d. McGrath
Edward
Oy McCarity
McKeesport
Neer
Daniel
MocMillen
Woodehorper
Pierpont
McMillen
Avith McCarthy
SRG
Nat Ste
Grtenville- McMillen
Lindbergh Air Mail Stamps Sell Fast Amid Demand
Stamp collectors report rapid sales of Lindbergh Air Mail stamps with nearly 100 sold at the time. Clerks note strong interest as letters and collectors pursue limited issues, pushing prices and prompt purchases.
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Thorns F ‘L
Donegan
Foss
Captain Courtney Set for Atlantic Flight Start
London reports Captain Courtney will depart Calshot at noon tomorrow aboard a light aircraft bound for New York. The journey will include a stop at Valencia Ireland before a second hop if weather allows. Authorities issued the announcement today.
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Auledtow
International News Service
London
Prank
Courtney
Calshot
New York
Valencia
Ireland
Slayer in Jail Ends Life by Own Action
Died in Bucks County jail in Doylestown while awaiting trial for double murder. Ernest B. Reiker, 32, of South Langhorne, previous New Jersey worker, used bed sheet to hang himself near a skylight. Earlier, he shot his wife Helen and Sheriff Ruhy. his recent attempt followed by a prior suicide attempt.
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International News Service
Doylestown
Ernest’ B., Rieker
South Langhorne
New Jersey
Tris
Reiker
John’ J. Sweeny
Tuitwas Reiker
Helen
Snd
Abram
L. Ruhy
Bucks County
South Ganghorne
Criminal ‘Court
School Teacher Aims to Cross Pacific by Plane
Miss Mildred A. Doran of Flint, the flying school ma'am, left El Paso for the Pacific coast hoping to become the first woman to cross the Pacific by air. The monoplane was fully fueled for a San Diego flight with Augie Pedlar piloting and Willam F. Maloske aboard as backer.
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EL Paso
Tex
Mildred A. Doran
Ma’am
Flint
Mich
Pacific
Doran
San Diego
Augie Pedlar
Willam F. Maloske
Martial law near Washington County mine reported
International News Service states martial law conditions prevailed around the Washington Gas Coal Company mine as state troopers patrolled due to the slaying of 14 year old Jory Sick by a non union miner named Joe Hunt. Tensions rose over non union imports to run former union mines with arrests of suspicious persons as authorities feared further violence.
Frivolous Summer Romance Ends With Empty Pockets
A rambling, humorous tale of a ribbon salesman and a blonde visitor who pair for a brief seaside fling under a silver moon. Both boast charm and riches but leave with little cash, planning another summer retreat to seek better rates and stayer funds.
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Taddie
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