Womer Named City Health Officer Amid Cleanup Plan
Dr W A Womer was elected city health officer by the board of health at a mayor’s office meeting. He will serve as bacteriologist as well, earning 1500 dollars yearly and starting Tuesday morning. Mayor Tyler ordered a town cleanup week in August, with the street and other departments cooperating to sanitize the city. Inspectors will survey cellars and backyards, and noncompliance will lead to prosecutions. State official Hick Clark visited, urging action on Mahoning and Preston areas. James Boyle, 14, saved from drowning after two doctors revived him in New York.
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Board of Health
Werner
Tiss
Mary Statten
Tyler
Ansious
New Castle
al- Vale
S Trees
Esis
Hick
Cappy Clark
Mahoning Arenus
Preston Avenue
Clark
San
Coroners Verdict in Vanello Case Declares Accident
A coroner jury ruled Joe Vanello’s death at the Carbon Limestone quarry an accident. Witnesses testified Vanello worked five years, knew car incline dangers, and was struck while repairing near the track. Jurors included McBride, Canlleberry, Stoner, Melotash, Smith, and McCamb.
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Cyrna Horner
Joe Vanello
Carbon
Vanallo
Harry McBride
Charles Canlleberry
Stewart Stoner
William Melotash
Hezekiah Smith
JH. McCamb
Oldest Mexican Man Claimed Dead at 185 Years
United Press report from Austin says Joe Calvario, an Aztec Indian living in Tuxpan Colima Mexico, reportedly died at 185 years old. A letter from Frank L. Watson cites his age, marriages, and claimed descendants, noting church records listing his birth in 1737 and official inquiry into the claim.
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United Press
Tex
Joe Calvario
Woo
Tuxpan
Max
Ls Watson
Colima
Mex
Watson
Calvorla
Abe
Calvario
Lora
Catholics Have Larger Families In The United States
London report on July 26 states Dr. F L J Hoffman of Newark New Jersey told the International Eugenists congress that Catholic doctrine against abortion leads to larger families. He cited higher birth rates among foreign born parents compared with native born parents as evidence.
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London
United States
FL J. Hoffman
Newark
X. J
International Eugentes Congress
Alan
Tate
Shocked Wheat-Growing and Cat Hay Molding
The article describes widespread crop damage from recent rains. Wheat crops rained on, with many heads spiked and tossed, forcing fields to be discarded. Hay likewise ruined, with tens of thousands of dollars in losses across farms, barns blocked by water and equipment damaged. Local mills and farms face dire shortages and costly downgrades as roads flood and hay drying becomes impossible.
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Lawrence
Shack
Val
Wasbhroak
Mya
de Patsburg
Walter Paphas
Leo
Hadlongiaela Tron & Aloo Co
Xhope
Mao
Ronan
Ty Son
Racaneos
American Steel
Nitoemhels Wire Co
Angel Child Horse Thief Detained in Pittsburg Pa
Local report identifies a youth nicknamed the angel child tied to a horse theft. He is held awaiting trial after allegedly stealing a gelding and a white pony. authorities say he briefly escaped probation supervision and then returned.
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Pittsburg
Lovell
Por
Rennie
Eli
Fiear
Rodenberg Scathes Wilson in House Amid Taft Campaign
In Wallington on July 26 Representative Rodenberg denounces Woodrow Wilson as anti foreign, anti labor and pro Chinese while praising Clark. He quotes Wilson's Princeton writings to attack Bryan and claims Wilson aided recall and referendum proposals.
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Wallington
Wood
Wilson
House
Rodenberg
New Jersey
Rodendeny
Bryan
Clark
White House
Jefersen
Jefferson
Washington
Neglared
Congress
Princeton
Dog Named in Girl's Death Mystery
An anonymous report notes a dog caused the death of a young girl. The record describes a dog attack leading to fatal consequences and mentions a family home, a person named Wallace and a local event.
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Wallace Vb
Larceny charge denied by Frank Powell in alderman interview
TeAjemin Powell appeared before Alderman Stanhey denying larceny of brass valued at about 20 pounds. Powell posted bail of SXN0 for a Saturday hearing and pleaded not guilty as the case was set for further action.
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Frank
TeAjemin Powell
Stanhey
Abot
Frank Denting
Sabivday
Tarnsoi
Unclear Text Summary Improves with Context
The provided text is heavily garbled and lacks coherent nouns or events. No verifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or actions can be reliably identified for a factual newspaper style card.
Farmers Take Law Into Their Own Hands
Carmel Maine May 26 Farmers armed and rallied after revising deputy sheriff commissions to track a brutal murder. Naomi Etta Mitchell 14 found in a cornfield near her home with throat cut and hands tied. A disgruntled ex-inmate from an asylum is suspected amid a village store sighting.
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Carmel
Naomi Etta Mitevell
Julia Conhore
Viel
Wil
Follette Denounces T R In Editorial Rant
Wisconsin editorial columns attack Theodore Roosevelt as the real progressive needed for president while praising Wilson and opposing the Republican stance. The piece critiques party dynamics and argues for progressive reform within the GOP and beyond, citing figures and shifting alliances in national politics.
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Tihited Press
Madison
Wis
Gly
Hiss Weekly
Robert M Lavodel
Wittonain
Roosevelt
Wilson
Movoniak
Reptitionn Party
Bier Drinking Ben Lays Two Eggs Daily
St Jovis Me July 2 Pred Seeger of Jennings has two hens that lay one egg daily. The accounts explain the habit though the local tale cites Seeger giving the hen beer to drink. Seeger’s friend Otto Graf owns a dog nicknamed The Alarm Clock of Jennings. Each morning at 3 o’clock the dog barks to rouse the neighborhood. He did not bark on Sunday and some wonder why. Seeger suggested The Alarm Clock would not wake for beer. Graf agreed to try it. The Alarm Clock allegedly drank beer on Saturday night causing neighbors to oversleep Sunday, many late for church. The Alarm Clock pledged on Sunday itself. Seeger’s head remains dazed.
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ST_JOVIS
Seeger
Jennings Hay
Otto Graf
Tennings
Telter
Graf
Seames
Presidential Nomination Notification Plans Under Way
Newspaper reports Gov Thomas Marshall of Indiana will be notified of his Democratic vice presidential nomination around August 17 in Indianapolis. Judge Alton Parker leads the notification committee with McCambs coordinating. Wilson aides prepare a retirement speech, while a Wilson campaign committee plans events in New York and Seagirt preparations.
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Seagirt
Thomas Y Marshall
Indiana
Tittlewhites House
Sneed and wife reconciled in Fort Worth intrigue
Tesne July 26 a sensational triad story unfolds around Captain A. G. Rayea Loan Boat Sneed Amarillo banker Sneed and his wife Amid elopement of Mrs Sneed with Al Baree the son and the wealthy banker’s kin A complex sequence ends with an agreement in a Texas town for a reunion and settlement of a disrupted marriage
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Fort Worth
Tesne
Tes Vasey
A. G. Rayea
Sneed
Amarilloker
Rayea
al Baree
Todey
Cieoveetowh
Tex
Tier
Mine Flood Messes Underground Escape of 100 Miners
A mine operated by The Stewart Co at Malnutawal flooded yesterday after a water burst. About 100 miners were inside. they escaped unharmed as pumps and supports held. Emergency crews reported no injuries and the situation was brought under control by evening.
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Stewart Tron
Alhougete
Stewart Coho
Malnutawal
Ahvieon
Death Record for William Poater at Teves Vite Athevi
William Poater, age 72, is recorded as deceased. The notice lists Teves Vite Athevi Von Wenekine and AUN Katrnon Aernin in connection with the death. No further personal details or service information are provided in the fragment.
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William Poater
Teves Vite Athevi von Wenekine
AUN Katrnon
Aernin
Little Roosevelt Talk in the West
John Muthony, Jacob Case and F. Qorby arrived in New Castle from Bowland after attending Ho whi convention of the hale exalted male. The group toured coast cities including Brattle, San Francisco, Las Vegas and Portland, noting limited political talk and some interest in Roosevelt.
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John Muthony
Jacob Case
F. ©. Qorby
New Castle
Bowland
Tarania
San Francisco
Las Ampetes
Witton
Los Angeles
Rio ‘Granda
Railrond
Portland
Greai
Wilton
Roosevelt
Porthend
New Building Contract Awarded for $200000 Project
The Thompson Starrett Company of New York won the bid for a new building on Washington Street, with total cost near $200000 not including lot, basement, or elevators. The project, by New Castle Drygoods Co. and with New Castle firm involvement, aims for seven months completion and early occupancy.
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New Castle
Deygooda Company
Washington Street
C. C
A. L. Thayer
Thompson-Starrett Company
New York
Robert Spittal
Grit
New Castle Orygonds Co
Jeading Contractors
New York City
Wilding
Phorpson-Epera
Albaim
New Castle Trygoods Company
The
Nicculoch Company
Rival Party Chairmen Discuss the Outlook
Rival party chairmen preview the county political scene. The Republican chair, Charles Vanng, signals a shift toward Woodrow Wilson era tactics, while Democrats rally around Wilson as the likely nominee. Observers note party realignments and efforts to unite factions ahead of county elections.
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