Three Vehicles Collide Near Union Station
Pred Willis and Vaughn Williams suffer serious injuries when an auto collides with a mail wagon near Old Union Station, then a third vehicle and horses are involved. Williams and his son are hospitalized, with Williams in critical condition and his son reported injured. The mail wagon team and one horse are hurt, the auto and wagons are damaged.
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We Puri
Pred Willis
Weat Washidelon Street
Uar Ihn Union Station
Thi
Pred Willisma
TL West
Washington Street
Slaek
Jn Shenango Vinley Hospital
Vaughn Williams
Washington Strain
Unlon
Charles Kichal
Healy
Dufford Locke
Mr. Williams
Twloyd Rock
Washington
Williams
Book
Ilit
Shenango Valley
Iman Mua
William Falls
Lan Costa
Resigns After Long Service at Phillips Hose Company
J Lee McFate resigns after 32 years as secretary of the Phillips Hose Company Ned citing business demands. He is a member of the McPate and Lockhart wholesale firm. Since his tenure the New Canton fire department evolved to an efficient modern unit with new fire fighting apparatus including auto trucks. J Cannan elected ng due sic oeanor
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J. Cannan
Haa Bee
Ng Due
Tax collection delays shift June payment deadline
Tax records delayed by council actions postpone June 1 payment availability. Taxpayers will have an extended window through mid June to pay and receive the discount, officials say, as books are now being prepared for overdue collections.
Baltimore Denunciations Over Gambling Linked Charity Gift
National News Association reports Baltimore leaders from prominent circles protest accepting a $14 000 donation offered by the Maryland Jockey Club. Church social services groups contend money stems from gambling and could sway public view as calls grow to end racing. Dr H Warren Bockler of the distribution commission counters the stance, defending the gift for tuberculosis relief.
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National News Association
Baltimore
Maryland Jerkey Clan
Social Vervics
Diocese of
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Social Service Contupt
Willan
Cochran
Jockey Club
Pimlika
H. Warren Bockler
Maryland Jockey Club
Eastbrook Man Ends Life After Twin Attempts
An Eastbrook man, Edward Sergeant, died by his own action after a second suicide attempt within a month. Found in the wash-house attic with a throat wound, the injured man had previously survived a gunshot to the heart after firing at himself in an upstairs room. Neighbors aided during the first attempt while his mother alerted others after his disappearance. A pool of blood later revealed the fatal scene as authorities continued the search into the night.
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Eastbrook
Edward Sergeant
Sergeant
Becae
Reach Box In 3 Minutes
Mire Chlef Connery led the Second ward team to depart from Ina obsht and sent toward the outskirty of the war. From box 29, the box was pulled as firemen chased the now Ano track along the ground. The chief notes the best time ever made for the same run with horse drawn apparatus showing 7 1-2 hours.
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Mire
Connery
Urhules
Disappearance of a Local Woman Sparks Investigation
A mixed report from Youngstown describes Herman George and a missing colored woman, with fragmented details about location, attire, and an investigation note. The piece mentions a poison work link and another woman found earlier in the week, suggesting ongoing efforts to locate the missing person.
Senator Oliver Draws Line On Queries
Washington reports Senator Oliver of Pens Nia testified in the lobby inquiry that his holdings total about 35 600 300 likely to be touched by the tariff bill. A portion is in Pittsburg newspaper stock and the rest in coal amines. Oliver, second wealthiest after Uncle Ike Stephenson of Wisconsin, said many had sought him over tariff matters but no improper influence occurred. Names mentioned included Walter Shushburger of Allegheny Plate Glass and WJ Pitcairn of Pittsburg Plate Glass, said to back maintaining the duty on white glass and pushing changes in the chemical schedule. Oliver insisted his personal affairs should not be probed beyond the resolution under which the probe was authorized. He added assets beyond those cited, including copper holdings in Michigan.
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Washington
Oliver
Pens Nia
Pilsburg
Ike Stephenson
Wisconsin
Jm Thetterviews
Wodi Shushburger
Allegheny Plate Glass Company
WJ Pitcarn
Pittsburg Plate Glass Canmans
Witlo Glass
Walsh
Sgating
Nes
Michigan
Advanced Standing For Lawrence County
Mrs J L Stratton, secretary of the Lawrence County Sabbath School Association, reported at Friday morning’s session that Lawrence County has reached advanced standing. The achievement places the county among the first to reach the new standard, stirring strong enthusiasm.
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Mra
Amsbury Promoted to District Manager at Dearborn Chemical
D H Amsbury formerly superintendent of the Necastle Water Co and four years with Dearborn Chemical of Pittsburgh has been promoted to district manager. He succeeds A W Crouch named vice president and general manager of Dearborn Chemical Co of Canada, based in Toronto, with a substantial salary increase.
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D. H. Amebary
Necastle Water Company
Dearborn Chemical Company
Pittsburg
Commpany
A. W. Crouch
New Castle
Crouch
Dearborn Chemical Company of Canada
Toronto
Amsbury
Carrien
Street Arcs Will Burn Tonight in New Castle Streets
New Castle residents are warned that street arcs will burn tonight as downtown lights are kept on from about 7 to 8 o clock. Superintendent Pooler of the Westyle Light Company arranged the illumination. The event marks the first time since early May that sirens were heard.
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New Castle
Weetyle Light Company
Bas
Bullets Fly in R R Depot Shootings at Union Station Pittsburg
A clerk shot and killed Jimmy McNair and wounded Ralph Paully at Union Station Pittsburg. The gunman Sage, unhappy over a missed promotion, fled through the baggage room into a crowded passenger area. Sage, once employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad, used a 22 caliber automatic. one bullet shattered a window but damaged no patrons.
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Pittsburg
Secsndy Auide
Velvania
Itia
Mies
Jimmy McNair
Ralph Paully
Glark
Mr. McNair
Union Station
Phunny
Pauls
Sage
Liberty Avenue
Tia
Con
R. L. O'Donnell
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Adams
Patrona
Chickencoop Fire Destroys Coop at Noon
Firemen extinguished a blaze at a chicken coop owned by Charles Rimadass after a fire started around noon. Disinfectant appears to have been used in an attempt to stop the fire, and the coop was completely destroyed.
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Caflo Co
Carson Bieetah and
Feds Hi Extiingnish
Wb iv
Charles Rimadass
Councilmen At Dog Pound Site Patrol Wagon Report
Councilmen at the dog pound site discuss patrol wagon arrangements in a special council meeting. The report notes top-level officials, order of business, and ongoing inquiries into the facility and potential policy changes.
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Polien
Arenders
Counelix Coumiling Wikibod
Healey
Unclear death notice with fragmented names and words
Fragmentary obituary text lists several partial names and garbled phrases. Unable to identify individuals, places, or dates clearly. no coherent event or relation can be determined from the readable fragments.
Keep Autos Off Washington Street During S S Parade
A city notice requests all silo owners to keep autos off Washington Street between the hours of 7 and 6 for the Sunday school parade. Police chief Mitchell endorses, and officers will enforce. The move aims to protect children and facilitate the event.
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Washington Street
S. S
Fulire Mitchell
Panidu
Marely
Lbis Teasan
Nuurchy
Water Pipe Bursts Near New Bridge in City
Water from the Paris spring bursts through street center on Gas Highland avenue causing flooding for days. City crews repair a gas main amid high pressure, while the nearby drinking fountain remains closed. Officials discuss impacts on bridge projects and potential future work through the week.
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Bleak Bridge
Paris
Highland Avenue
Newsboys Hike Up Neshannon Creek Saturday Morning
Newsboys of the city plan a hike up Neshannon Creek Saturday morning dressed for the occasion. They will travel to Eastbrook and return with their loads, bringing along lunches for the journey and delivery tasks in the city timing their departure for the coming newspapers.
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Eastbrook
Thea Lere
Welaatie
Aehor
Ima
Lomgater
Suit Over His Commission
A fragmented report describes a suit over a commission involving multiple individuals and a real estate matter. The details are garbled but indicate a legal dispute concerning payments or entitlement tied to a commission and several named persons.
Burglars Hit College Town Stolen Stamps Across Campus
Police report a burglary in a college town where thieves stole stamps and valuables worth around $2,100. The break in occurred early, with the Home office and local authorities pursuing suspects. A resident or witness noted unusual activity on Mt. Veign, near Kenyon College, and officers recovered some items believed linked to the crime.
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MT. Veingn
Kenyon
Lama
Marion Snow
Koopers
Maes
Neon
Prosser to Speak in City Rev Event
Fragmentary notice announces Prosser speaking engagement in the city. Text is guttered with unreadable portions but indicates a public appearance and event location in Hoy.
Pioneer Teachers Honored at County Convention Session
Reports from county schools highlighted Sunday sessions of the Lawrence County Sunday School convention. About 820 delegates and sisters registered. Teachers and superintendents from multiple districts received certificates for front-line schools.
Desertion Charged in Divorce Case
Desertion charges appear in a divorce matter involving Myo Th Rabhel and May Wi'tnet. Attorneys Jenrge T. Wetugiriner and Tha beeught represent the parties, with Hashitnd and Wares noted in the filing. The couple reportedly married in 1905 and lived together until tensions led to the legal action.
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Myo
Jenrge T. Wetugiriner
Cho Evant
Tween
Wodnly
Tals
Atta
Wymer
Special Seat for Prof Taft Anew
Special seat arrangements for Prof Taft are noted. The brief mentions Hawes Coan and a June date, with a focus on baseball event details and local official orders. The fragmentary text implies a formal seating or ceremonial note connected to the DT Of ak RyeetT area and a Prosilewn Viatt.
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Anew Hawes
Coan
Ak Ryeett Aeal
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