Heavy Wagon Breaks Loose In Street Crash
A heavy Rubin-Cherry straw wagon broke free on North Jefferson street near Grant Street at 10 p.m. on Sunday, veered into Falls Street, smashed the curb before First Presbyterian church, then buried itself to the hubs. No injuries occurred as traffic was light. two men on the wagon’s tongue jumped off unharmed. The wagon, loaded with lumber and seats, was one of the show’s heaviest and was towed to the B R and P siding on Moravia street before moving to Grant Street grounds.
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North Jefferson Street
Grant Street
Falls Street
First Presbyterian Church
Jefferson Street
Uma
B. R
Moravia Street
Four Boys Drown In St. Lawrence River
Four boys between 12 and 14 years old drowned when their row boats overturned in the St. Lawrence River off Cross Island near Montreal. The tragedy occurred today as rescuers searched the area.
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St. Lawrence River
Montreal
Cross Island
Hope For 2000 Delegates At S. C. Convention
Sunday school workers in Lawrence county urged to recruit delegates for the county convention at First Christian church. Goal set for 2,000 registered delegates. notable national-reputation speakers and musicians to perform. Sessions begin 5 a.m. with registration, continue 9:15 a.m. to noon, then 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., with meals in church dining room priced at 25 cents.
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Lawrence County
Richard L. Johna
Central Presbyterian Church
Jessie Nelson
Alice Nelson
Highland U. P. Orchestra
C. G. Lindner
Bupper
Rev P H Lynch Plans Indianapolis Trip for Convention
Percival H Lynch pastor of the First Baptist church will leave Monday June 12 for Indianapolis to attend the Northern Baptist Convention meeting June 14 to 20. The event draws hundreds of delegates from Northern States with Curtis Lee Laws of New York delivering the opening address on the Fundamentals Movement.
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Percival H. Lynch
First Baptist Church
Indianapolis
Northern Baptist Convention
Curtis Lee Laws
New York
The
Watchman-Exraminer
Fatalities in Mines Decrease During Coal Strike
United States coal mine fatalities fell in April to 72 from 164 a year earlier, a drop attributed to mine closures from the coal strike. An Interior Department official of the Bureau of Mines called the decrease a natural result of the shutdowns across the country.
Fragmented OCR appears to reference medical names and places
The readable fragments mention Voorhees, M. D. and Philadelphia, with unclear medical context and no cohesive event or dates. Concrete details are insufficient to identify a full story or outcome.
Westinghouse Radio Tonight Schedule Highlights
A detailed Westinghouse radio lineup lists baseball scores, news, and a business survey by the National Industrial Conference Board. Musical segments feature soprano Nellie A. Potter and pianist Vandeventer with pieces by Chopin and Schubert. The schedule notes daylight saving time and transmission from East Pittsburgh on 160 meters.
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National Industrial Conference Board
New Torleods Exchange
Joseph Horne Pittsburgh
Siary
Clytic
Virgily
Nmusic
Lois P. meAriington
Tima
Mra
Nallie A. Potter
Irs
Geneva
Myora Siguila
Buller
M Cheater Humphrey
Flarry R. Gates
Mustar Churchill Vandeventer
Torjusson
Strong
Vandeventer Arin
Pucelnt
Chester Humphrey
Gates
Chopin
Schubert
Vasdevert
Nallle
A. Dotter
Sunny
Tennessee
Harry P. Gates
Warner Chester Humphrey
Neille A. Potter
Nellie A. Potter
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Broadcasting
Hedica
Colored Woman Shot Through Wrist After Dog Dispute
Sadie DeHuff and Mary Moaby quarreled on Moravia street about a nuisance dog. Sadie fired a revolver, wounding the colored woman in the right wrist. Officer Logan arrested both, Mosby carried a razor, both turned to Alder man Green. long-running feud noted.
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Sadie DeHuff
Sadie
Mary Moaby
Moravia Street
OmMecer
C. G. Logan
Mosby
Alderman Green
W. T. Byrne
Birs
DeHutf
Plan to redecorate First Christian Church this summer
Church plans a summer redecoration at a meeting this evening at 7 30. Heads of church organizations will meet the general board to arrange repainting frescoing and minor improvements to enhance the interior appearance of the church.
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oMeral Board
Tabby Cat Mothering Four Chicks in Iowa
In Waterloo Iowa on June 4 Lynn A Sproul reports her cat Tabby has become mother to four chicks. The cat bore the brood a day before purebred Plymouth Rock chicks arrived. Tabby guards and guides the chicks back to their home box, showing affectionate care for the feathered brood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Waterloo
Iowa
Lynn A. Sproul
Tabby
Human Skull Found In Box Stirs Murder Mystery
In Clarksburg West Virginia on June 5 parts of a human skull wrapped in blood stained rags and a March 3 dated newspaper were found in a pasteboard box near North First Avenue by locals Wilford Crawford Faris Dean and Emmet Dean as a court coroner took charge of the case amid a growing homicide mystery.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
North First
Wilford Crawford
Flintstreat
Faris Dean
Emmet Dean
Shoridan Avenue
Edward Kidd
Woei
Rioting at Marks Mills Reopens After Strike
In Manchester New Hampshire about 100 of 1600 workers at the Amoralkos Manufacturing company Coolidge mill returned as the mill reopened after nearly four days of due to the textile strike. Two men were arrested by police for misconduct though a witness said disorder marked the reopening.
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Nova Service
Manchester
N. H
Coolidge Mills
Amoralkos Manufacturing Company
Texilla
Natlce
Witnessey
Mlil
Marie Tiffany to Sing Tuesday Night at Westminster College
Marie Tiffany, Metropolitan Opera prima donna, joins Westminster College Oratorio Society Tuesday June 6 for two cantatas The Park Pant by Pelle Mondplasohn and A Song of Victory by Furdini. Julian Raymond Williams leads piano accompaniment, with Per Nielsen directing and honors planned.
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Marie Tiffany
New Wilmington
Pan
Westminster College
Muasic
Lawrence Cownty
Furdini
Hillary
Tiffany
Rolaa
Sylvelin
Nw Eee
Sindsay
Gree
Per Nissgon
Cal Jexe of
Westminsle
Ming Tiffany
tWestrinaler
Feak
Julian Raymond Williams
College of Music
Per
Nielsen
Honranes
Three Persons Killed In Train Auto Craft
Three people died when a train struck an auto craft near Turkeen Crez. A youth and a white girl in the car were seriously injured while a full party including Alexander Donaguay and his daughter Gladys were killed instantly. Mrs Donaguay and other family members were injured as the car burst into flames.
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Sherbroone
Sane
Tryank
Turkeen
Alexander Donguay
Gladys
Donaguay
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Standard Electric Service Company
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Westinghouse
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Agnes Ayres
Rudolph Valentino
Liberty Theatre
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Sheik Ahmed
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Rube Falkerson
Bert LY Tell
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Harold Loy
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Marks Mills
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New York University
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