CHARLTON MUST STAND TRIAL IN ITALY
A young man named Chariton Wil faces extradition to Italy for the murder of his wife Mrs Marstle Carfton. He allegedly killed her with a wooden mallet after luring her to a shipboard crime scene. He was arrested on arrival in Naples and later confessed. The case involves U S judicial figures seeking to spare him prison time.
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New York
Chariton
Tady
United State Supreme
Tao
Marstle Cagrton
Carllon
Dation Cpemus
Ialy
Wen
Marten
Naples
Ewamship
Pleasant Hill notices and names in a damaged item
Fragmentary OCR reflects a local item mentioning Pleasant Hill and names such as Charles Weber and Mr Whitzel, with scattered phrases about a family, fire sparks, injuries, and vague references to a place called Tate Male of Morwigt. cannot confirm a cohesive event or outcome.
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Misesarah Goowle
Ayers
Charles Weber
Whitzel
Portnear
Tate
Morwigt
Perry
Death Toll in New York Express Wreck Rises to Six
A New York to Boston express wreck near Stamford raises death toll to six. Coroner and Fairfield County District Attorney lead the investigation with Interstate Commerce Commission involvement. Engine driver Dougherty and fireman Berry Smith are missing. air brakes allegedly failed as the crash sent six to their deaths and injured many more.
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That News Association
Mvou
Conn
Boston Express
New York
New Haven
Stamford
Crogarn 'T
New York City
A. Carter
Pairfield County
Caroner Tod
Mhetan
Warfield County
Stanford
Doughcrix
Reston
George ,Vinerut
Goindjeu
Interstate Commerce Commission
Waven
J. Dougherty
Dumstee
Mottern
Ooom
Railroad
Hdlary
Nougherty
Berry Smith
Dougherty
Dogherty
Strilly
Moravia Social Notes and Visits
Mrs Russell Urodbeck is ill at home. Mrs W L Hobb visited relatives in Youngstown. Mrs David Brest and Albert were New Castle visitors. Children’s day will be observed at the Presbyterian church next Sunday. Mr Nelle and son John of Batavia are visiting Mrs C Dalton’s family. Mrs Varvey Breet and daughter Ova visited EB Hrest at Wednesday. Mr and Mrs C Pelmeth who have been visiting in Tenora and Brilliant have returned home. Miss Florence Daft who had been ill at her aunt’s will return home soon. Mrs EA Gwin has returned from visiting friends in Praddin. Mr and Mrs Ram and daughter Nancy attended the wedding of Kelly and Taylor at Noyie Wednesday.
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Russell Urodbeck
W. L. Hobb
Youngstown
David Brest
Gon Albert
New Castle
Presbyterian Church
Nelle
John
Baitver Malls
C. Dalton
Varvey Breet
Ova
C. Pelmeth
Tenora
Brilliant
Florence Daft
EA. Gwin
Praddin
Ram
Nancy
Kelly
Hen ‘Taylor
Noyie
Miller Returns From Thiel College Commencement
Dr Miller head of Lutheran church in Millersport attended Thiel College trustees meeting in Greenville then remained for commencement exercises and alumni reunion. W Hoth superintendent spoke at graduation as twelve students received diplomas. Miner, a Mulenberg College member, sits on Thiel College board.
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Miller
BL Lutheran Church
Creenville
Thiel Vadexe
Anilavo
WB. Hunton
Philadelph
Fr. W. Hoth
Miner
Mulenbirg Colle
Thiel College
Real Meaning Of Tecrilly Misunderstood
A cryptic statement suggests the speaker believes others misinterpret their actions or intellect. The phrase hints at a perception of being judged unfairly or not fully understood by those around them.
World Peace a Dream Says Depew
New York June 12 Chauncey M Depew said with his wife planning a summer trip abroad that world peace is a dream and iridescent at best The idea of world peace hinges on people keeping space with other powers free and strengthening national defenses.
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New York
United States
Chauncey M. Depew
Flo
Reverend M'Camey Receives Second Bachelor Degree
Grove City College conferred the degree of bachelor of arts summa cum laude on Arthur Ramsey of Ideanuelie yesterday in the main Presbyterian church. Seventy two seniors graduated as the Rev. Ramsey gave the principal address on Our Hope of Tomorrow, with several honorary degrees awarded to pastors and educators from multiple states and denominations.
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Grove Clvy
Grove City College
Bugheloy
Arthur Ramsey
Ideanuelie
I Arts
James M. Coughlin
Wilkes-Barre
R. N
Welling Couderspor
W. EB
Allen
Sendon
West Virginia
Vadas
Daniel Mar
Sewtekios
Jolincretary
Ile
Larkville
Walter Mr. Prince
Charles Claine Smathers
Pennsylvania
Board of Education
Sylvester W. Young
Therrisville
P New Hope
Unclear auto crash injures noted near Pine area
An accident occurred this evening when a vehicle struck a garage and overturned near Pine. Sandt fled a fight beforehand and was reportedly involved with the Jime festival. witnesses described the machine’s impact and ensuing injuries with limited readable details.
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Sandt
Smadt
Featkce Fries
Landt Ig The Aviator Triumphs Over Pittsburgh Lat
Landt Ig, the aviator, achieves a successful flight over Pittsburgh Lat amid clear skies and calm winds. Spectators applaud as the craft completes a smooth crossing, marking a notable milestone in early aviation.
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Pitlibure
Twelve of Crew Believed Lost in Maurit Crisis
Twelve crew members of the Spantely Stubeut Coach are believed lost after a sinking near Almenmas hay. Government reports say tribesmen possibly captured the commander, while three islands’ inhabitants reportedly saved. Authorities work to confirm full fate amid chaotic rescue attempts.
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Maurit. Spt
Almenmas Hay
Maro
Kabyle Wribesmen
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Italy
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DR. Miller
Depew
M’camey
Maerua
Eur
Tora Mae Tlaeth
Marguerite
Treokenridun
Mary Benes Cyrulkiers
Mar W. Mentiewan
Creizlevn
Meth S. Kendall
Arthur W. Shiehill
Lrante Talph Gilet B
Pobles i White Norris
Samuel Merta Shewayr
Siney Lorene Young
Josephyne Boa Young
J. A. Wright
Neshannock Ave
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Insey
Che Arne
Grove City
Siite
Jan Fronels
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