Three Dying From Poison in Grove City
Mrs Welch and three children aged 5, 1, and 1 year are dying at Grove City Hospital from bichloride of mercury poisoning after an attack yesterday afternoon. The incident is linked to an apparent mental disturbance during an illness. Mr Welch, head of the animal husbandry department at State College, was en route home when the poisoning occurred. The Welch family had lived in Grove City for five years, moving from Missouri when he joined the Federal Creamery.
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Welchs
Grove City
Missouri
Welch
Federal
Richards suit over bonds amid domestic dispute
Ann Richards sues William Richards claiming he stole two bonds or notes valued at 1000 dollars each issued by the Kingdom of Great Britain and converted them to his use. She alleges they lived together at Moravia street in November 2017 before he left after cruel treatment. The claim seeks 2500 dollars including interest.
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Ann Richards
William Richards
Lnk
Urough Atemines
Rev
Athen
Riclards
Nus
Moravia
Tia
Stir
Great Beitain
City Meeting Aims At Viwog Men's Club Sunday
A meeting to discuss Viwog Men's Republican club aims for Sunday at Birth ward with a plan to attract younger members of the party. Also reported are new cases of scarlet fever and a street disorder involving a colored man named Nunes Fedoo during a morning incident on West North Street. A man named Tim was found with a smoking knife and posted a $19 forfeit before being discharged by the mayor.
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West North Street
Health Department
At Had Brest
Whestnut Street
Ty Puller Avenue
Nunes Fedoo
Bo Young
Young
Dimlers
Tim
Replevin Writ To Secure Wheat
Replevin writs are issued to secure wheat from the Oh farm on the Griety Line as attorneys Byrnold and Rysan proceed with seizure. The document records the action and the names of the legal representatives overseeing the case.
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Seeere
Attomas Byrnold
Rysan
Old Building Reveals 1851 Brick Mark in City Dig
Work on the West Penn Photoplay Company site in North Mercer uncovers bricks marked 1851 as the building is demolished under Hazelwood supervision. Report notes the landmark structure yielded well preserved bricks and debris, with excavation progress and future site clearance details.
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Dewicatro Bulding
West Penn Fhotoplay Company
Au North Mercer Gheat
Hazelwood
Namie
Las Osu
Declares Blame Rests On Americans
An official report quotes Gonzales stating Americans bore responsibility for clashes near the Carranza line. Eight sailors from the Cheyenne were to be held for assault. four bandits implicated in the killing of John Correll, an American, and the death of Hughes are under pursuit.
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Rentuo
CY Wonder
Gonzales Clarer
Aacome
Gonzales
Carrante Amoritins
Carranza
Durli
Fiecher
John Correll
Hughes
Grande
Surplus Food Is Kept From Public
Fragmentary wartime document notes the public withholding of surplus food and related supplies. Names and specifics are garbled, but references to the National Cannors association and figures such as General Rogers suggest a military logistics note about ration management during wartime.
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National
Cannors Association
Rogers
Ihe
UIIL
War Department
Young Men's G. O. P. Headquarters Open in City
A local report notes the opening of Young Men's G. O. P. Headquarters. The piece mentions figures such as Samuel I McCune and other prominent local men as part of the launch and early activities at the new party center.
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Young Men’s
Noidavarter
Samuel I McCune
Sale Of Bantman Property Adjourned
An adjournment was announced for the sale of the Bantman property. The notice provides brief details on the postponement and parties involved, with limited readable names and procedural notes.
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Bantman Property
Car Conductor in Court on Felony Charge
A local court case centers on a car conductor accused of a felony. Details remain unclear due to partial OCR text, but the proceedings involve charges tied to a railway or transportation setting and reference a formal court appearance at an identifiable venue.
Maknagh Lived Wayward Venture in Mysterious Tale
Fragmented OCR reads of a strange tale mentioning a castle and names like Ney Castle and Marien Wher Kitberhamt Maas. The garbled text hints at a prank or historical scene with readers likely noting a dametytoee Barth and a Mosafoy ti AGT AO Teme Troi.
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Barth
Hiter
Wien
Conceded Sportiest Dressed Woman Trial Feature
Fashionable women gather as trials focus on four mysterious belles said to be daily dress leaders at Timous Lempehanos course. Madame M is noted as the most stylish, wearing a magnie cut walking suit with bonnet, handbag embroidery marking her identity.
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Madamelagle M
Ja Maris
Franer
Phu
Eloping Couple Found Amid Odd Happenings
An eloping couple, Mrs Mary Papas alaperd and Mok Valine, faced interference as authorities pursued them. A detective removed the supposed wedding rings and the pair attempted to flee with help. The pursuit led to a staged separation and the pair were tracked to a location near Chat Node with a scene at Frey Water Phate.
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Mary Papas
Montaro
Prkine Hashind
Thaseen
Chen Wantiel
Itapas Khem
Doldoe
Garages Must Keep Machine Records
Fragmented OCR text mentions garages and machine records with unclear phrasing. It references authorities and deadlines but lacks coherent dates or actions. The piece appears to discuss regulatory requirements for garages to maintain machine records and potential investigations or enforcement actions.
Max of Baden Flee After Plot Against Leader
A chaotic report details political intrigue near Max of Baden as forces plot against a chief. Peter Shes and Vedio are cited in association with the plot while military and police tensions rise.
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Abe Dhief
Peter Shes
Vedio
Sheyett
Gary
Max
Oates Ready for Ammibore Provides Sep Vet Game
RE Oates marks readiness for upcoming Sep vet game. Hoye reports tiny dune Geant ga. Lotte le Voittipestantiad.
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RE Oates
Whia
Lotte
Ten Planes Flying To Albany From Mineola Field
Ten new planes each with a pilot and passenger left Mineola Field before 1 a.m. for Albany, after weather delayed the trip planned for Tuesday. Pilots include Don nd Se. Martin, H C Chun Wei, EB Lyon, Harry M Sith, Cleary, Breer, Roulioth, Kirkpatriols, W C Coates, and H W Norma. Some will stop at Poughkeepsie en route. others fly direct to Albany.
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Internatural News Service
Mineoa
Fagelhurst Field
Albany
Don
Se. Martin
H.C. Chun- Wei
EB. B. Lyon
Harry M. Sith
Gaptin M. ©. Cleary
John i Breer
John i Roulioth
R. C. Kirkpatriols
W. C. Coates
H.W. Norma
Caetls
Poughkeepsie
Ely
Delfaviland Machines
Witt
W C T U and Local Teers Hold Mothers Day Reception
The Tamperance Light Wearers of the Side W. CL T 1 received a reception at Mrs SR McCreary’s home on Willard Avenue. Mrs KR G Leslie led the program with readings and prayers followed by talks from Mrs T Aven and Miss Fay Phillips on child guidance and obedience. Recurring Willard events and a meeting at Mrs Ayther’s home on Beckford Street are noted for Friday evening.
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Union
SR. McCreary
Willard Avenue
KR. G. Leslie
Too Expensive To Live At Washington
A fragmentary Washington dispatch notes British statesmen balking at posting abroad due to costs. Lloyd George era ministers refuse posts, citing expense. An ambassadorial wife’s living costs are cited as example, with figures around 10,000 pounds yearly, highlighting the era’s high diplomatic price tag.
Austrian Assembly May Not Ratify Peace Treaty
London dispatch reports that Austrian deputies oppose ratification of the peace treaty. German National Party votes against the accord as Austrian government lags in securing sufficient support among delegates from Carinthia Styria and other regions.
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London
Vienna
Exchante Téleglaph
Activarians
German National Party
Dyral
Carinthis
Styli
Deelae
Ib Owas Eid
Conti Company Awarded Prize in Fireworks Contest
The Conti Fireworks Company won a prize of $0 in a Ley fireworks competition held yesterday evening in Mahoningtown. Judges appointed to decide the winner included Sant Tomasel la, with The Swiss Ulis myenna as a contest juror. Previous reports noted Southern Fireworks had won petals of the Gonty pire, while Conti’s plant at pinnds may add to prize money.
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Margaret’s Saviety
Ley Fireworks Compation
Cont Fireworks
Ulis Myenna
Sant Tomasella
Hoy
New Castle
Vanivans Ebvey
Pinnds
Chatty Homo Aground After Wreck Near Rotm Route
A schooner named Chatty Homo went ashore of the ROTM while en route to New York. The vessel suffered structural damage and was forced to abandon the voyage amid dangerous seas. Rescue efforts are underway as reports detail the mishap and local harbor conditions.
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Ateramer
Peri
Daly
ROTM
Enratte
York
Porte Rive
Camitas
Calon
Mina Giltre Sowdph
Mvs
Ulg
Mina
Heiress Elopement Brings $100000 Estate Prospect
The tale follows Floretta Whaley and Rev. Jere Knade Cooke, eloping in 1907, later divorced and remarried. The death of Mrs. Kelab Whalay triggers a trust worth about $700,000 for Finnelia Whaley, with funds held in trust through Floretta’s father John Whaley. The estranged rector faced upheaval before their two sons’ futures brighten after years of hardship.
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Cooke
Alan Bol
Kelab Whalay
Finnelia Whaley
Floretta
John Whaley
Florette
Jere Knade
Soldiers Return From Army With Discharges
John Krews son of Mr and Mrs J M Patton of New Willageon road has arrived home after a hospital discharge from the U S Army at Camp Dix. He spent nine months in service abroad with the 1215 Engineers and went to Camp Forest Ga in October 1918 sailing for France late October arrival November 5 and returned to New York July 22. SGT HOWARD ALLEN of Walnut Street has been honorably discharged and recently promoted to sergeant after serving in the Chief Signal Office in New York City for the past year. SERGEANT ROGERS JONES, son of Mr and Mrs Jones of Molloeke Avenue, has served ten months overseas with base hospital 120 at Poins Petrve and is returning home.
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John Krews
J. M. Patton
Willalegion Road
U. S. Army
Camp Dix
Patton Ivié
Camp Forest
France
Oclaber
New York
Howard Allen
Howard Alling
Walnut St
New York City
Surgeant Rogers Jones
Rogers Tones
Si Ots
Molloeke Avenue
Sargice Vie
Poins
Peatve
German Republic Firmly Established Says Premier Bauer
Premier Gustav Adolph Bauer addressed the Weimar assembly asserting the republic cannot be overthrown. He warned the Habenzoileen and their supporters that restoration of the monarchy is not possible and that the parliamentary government will be defended. Premier Rausr outlined a program including socialization of ventures and assured provision of food and clothing, with key industries excluded.
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Bauer
Berlin
Gustav Adolph Bauer
Rausr
Traction Company Sued For 7060 Damages
Aa Mand Showalter through attorney WK Porter sues the Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Company seeking 7060 damages. The suit claims conductor grabbed and injured a 1 year old boy and damages include pain and loss of life. The incident occurred during a train incident with alleged improper conduct and ejectment from a car platform.
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Aa Mand
Showalter
WK. Porter
Mahoting and Shenango Railway and Light
Cmpany
Ahewnul
Deaths of the Day in Waterford and area
Death notices from Waterford Pennsylvania report Mra Mary Buutes dying at home with services held at 2 PM. Survivors include Fr. BE Bittles and Gourley. Also noted are services for Mra Lisa Mershimer, held at the family residence on East Washington Street, with interment at Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Fred Leathers’ wife died this morning in Allentown after about three weeks illness. No arrangements yet for the funeral.
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Mary Buutes
Mary Bittles
Waterford
Bittles
BE. Bittles
Gourley
Mra
Lisa Mershimer
Sast
Washington Street
F. Nesbitt
Greenwood Cemetery
Carl
Frank Wimphery
Ralph
Prank Ay
Harold Mershimer
Charles Oliver
Fred Leathers
Famsily
Alentown
Ford plant workers with pro German sympathies alleged
MT EMENS Mich July 4 Approximately 500 men at the Ford Automobile plant were said to have pro German leanings according to testimony at a Ford Tribune suit. Edwin Clemett head of the educational department testified that 35 German ta tty men were denied work as unsafe for munition production while about 400 American Protective League members were employed to monitor and report. Carl Emde an executive in the Ford plant was warned in an investigation, and Ford had reportedly praised him as a good worker despite claims of German sympathies.
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Ty Wargy
Reutiingrt International News Service
MT. Emens
Mich
Ford Automobile Company
Ford-Tribune
Edwin
Clemett
American Protective League
Carl Emde
Ford
Hares FE
Uoghes
Inmeth
Mani
Eimde
Emde
Bathing Beaches Progress Hindered by Funds and Labor Shortage
Municipal bathing beaches planned since early in the year have seen little progress due to lack of funds and inability to hire sufficient workers. The Cunningham Woods wading pool is only partially completed, with delays in cleaning and shaping. Efforts to create a dam on Big Hun Creek and other sites have stalled, as volunteers are scarce and regular street work consumes the available workforce. Costs for a bathing beach at the Neshanhock creek site run into thousands, with bids seen as unlikely this year.
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Cunningham Woods
Big Hun Creek
Jefferson Streat Bridge
Couner
Neshanhock Creek
Sinc
More County Farms Are Being Leased
Developments in the Beese mer district promise industrial activity as Sharon capitalists lease 1200 to 1500 acres to secure coal limestone and whale tights. Farms reported include Shear Wallace and Carr properties with plans to sink a coal shaft soon. Limestone crushed brick manufacture may decline as mining expands in the district.
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Beesemer
Sharon
Tha Shear
Wallace and Carr Properties
Tha Man
Little Stories Of New Castle Mayor's Court Odd Exchange
Lea Brew faced questioning in the mayor's court amid odd dialogue about a job and responsibilities. The erratic garbled speech hints at a disputed occupancy or authorization issue and unclear statements from Lee.
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Little Stories of
New Castle
Lea Brew
Magyar
Lee
Mr. Brown
Capt
Suit For Damages Over Realty Sale
Plaintiffs Kicu pad Uaemelia Montes by attorney Ke tae Wallleg sue for 260 damages over a realty sale in Fifth ward for 3600 with alleged misstatements on boundary lines and a disputed rear lot portion. The suit notes mortgages with a remaining balance and references a party Adolun Meron. The text also includes unrelated items about Sergy Frank Hale speaking at events and a Victory Loan program.
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Uaemelia Montes
Ke Tae Wallleg
Giusepe Aim Maric Predo
Pinintifta Chum
TNR
Eit Troms
Aes Fendants 2
Adolun Meron
Sergy
Frank Hale
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W.C. T. U, and
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Ayther
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Annalla Melee
Pranvie Willard
Prangig
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S Aelonk
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Seewlong
Mark
Premin Lloyd George
Ane
Han
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Conti Company
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Sorthern
Alta
Mrs. Plorettia W. Coolkee
Traction Company
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Maibach
Vaningtown
Fron Public Library
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Stade
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Hale
W.f.dafford& Co
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Usion Phorm
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