Second Diary Misread as Groundhog Murder Spark New Clues
A jumble of garbled notes describes a youth shot by a hunter, references a district attorney pondering crimes, and mentions an accidental shooting tied to 1921 Pennsylvania forest protection laws. The fragmentary text notes a hospital report on a young man with severe leg injuries and ongoing medical care.
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Groundhog
Hunter
Tal
Harpine
Moore
Pennsylvania
Young Moore
Fragmented Local Notice Amid Poor OCR Readability
A damaged newspaper fragment provides partial details on a local notice. Readable bits indicate a notice item, local figures and places are obscured. The text shows garbled names and numbers, preventing full identification of actions or deadlines.
Bessemer Garden Project Cultivates 35 Acres Countywide
The Bessemer community launches a large garden project totaling 35 acres, funded by residents and led by Chit et Pohve AL and Hoosier Club supervisor Shoupat. Authorities allocate plots, set stakes, and coordinate unemployed volunteers, with donated tools and seeds fueling planting as residents arrive to cultivate tomatoes peppers and other crops in what locals call the county’s largest garden effort.
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Bessemer Community Garden
Bessemen
New Castle
Besemer
Gardenot
Garden Fowek
Coun
Bessemer Mestone Aie Cement Company
Abvonens
Shimip
Justice of the Poors
Ft R. Chane
Vamden
Giegeous
Theas
City Playgrounds Open Monday With Public Preview
City playgrounds will open Monday under supervision of authorities. Hundreds of patrons are expected to witness the opening ceremony as officials cut the ribbon and showcase new facilities at New Castle. Local officials anticipate a busy day with community members touring the improved grounds and enjoying the first public use.
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Mandy Nyaring
Pauvnounrs
New Castle
Nicholas
Sf. Louis
Arthur Az Mie
Ay Waulham Campbell
Abe
Centeiro
Hoover to Speak Across Midwest in Camp Tour
President Hoover studied speeches in Virginia ahead of a Sunday night departure for the Mid West. He will address Indiana editors in Indianapolis and dedicate the Harding memorial at Marion before visiting Columbus and Springfield en route to Washington Thursday night.
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Hoover Camp
Bapfinand River
Springfield
Hoover
Middle West
Capital
Joel T. Boone
White House
Lawrence Richey
Allan Hoover
M Janet
Orange
Mid-West
Indiana, Republican Editorial Association
Indianapolis
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Grand Army Republic
Columbus
Cptromary
Ilinsis
Sprite
Mr. Hoover
Jute Thursdey
Taxi Drivers In Pittsburgh Are Again On Strike
Pittsburgh taxi drivers walk out in protest with Parmele Transportation following alleged non-union infiltration. Union officials cite prior failed talks and plan to store 140 runabouts as patronage declines while drivers avoid the two main company garages.
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Pittsburgh
Parmelee Transportation
At & Lor
Fred Schaffer
Cab-Drivers Union
Cabdr
Oap
Thieves Crash Two Moravia Street Stores
Early morning break ins smashed front plate glass at Shapiro 1827 Moravia and Aronson 1203 Moravia. Loot included six pairs of shoes two suits shirts sweaters pants and two boys blouses at Shapiro. five watches and display cases at Aronson. Mrs Aronosa saw three suspects flee south.
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Moravia
Sanse
Shapira
Moravia Israel
J. Aronson
Moravia Street
Shapiro Store
Aronson
Shapiro Sore
Vhieves
Une Pais
B. V. DB
Shapiro
Flag Day message from American Flag Dar Assa leader
June 14 Flag Day message honors known and unknown national heroes in peace or war. The text urges readers to embody the flag through loyal service to God and country, signed by William T. Kerr, National President of American Flag Dar Assa.
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William T. Kerr
American Flag
Dar Assa
Jameson Hospital Nursing Class Graduates Friday
Jameson Memorial Hospital School of Nursing held its graduation at the First Christian Church auditorium. Diplomas were presented by Fred L. Rentz of the Hospital Board as seven new nurses received credentials to aid in healing. The ceremony was intimate yet dignified with the graduates marching in and taking the stage, followed by the undergraduates and faculty.
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Fred L. Rentz
Hospital Board
Jameson Emorial Hospital
First Christian Church
St . Auditorium
G. $. Bennett
Firs
Christian Church
The
Western Inter-County Grange picnic speakers named
A McSparren and E B Bargett will headline the Western Inter-County Grange Association picnic at Etna Springs Park near Slippery Rock, Pa, on June 17. The event expects thousands from about 20 counties. the forenoon features sports and contests while the 2 pm program includes music and talks, plus baseball and swimming for participants.
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A. McSparren
E. B. Bargett
Pennsylvania Blaze Grange
Fual Western Inter-County Grange Association
Bina Springs
Park
Pennsylvania
McSparren
Dorsett
Willey
J. A. Bonk
Inter-County Committee
Sharp Fullerton
Lawrence County
Dave Douglas
Beaver County
MLW
Government Building Case Against Capone
Government officials say the Capone syndicate faces a ten year crime wave indictment with 600 offenses. They allege daily profits around 74 000 dollars, totaling over 2 000 000, tied to illegal beer production and shipments. Capone already faces 32 year prison terms plus fines for tax evasion and contempt. co defendants include liquor operation figures amid the Chicago racketeering case.
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Tnc
Capone Syndicate
L “Aises
Doe Pisco
Death Record for William H. Botham and Margaret Medhard
William H. Botham, 92, of LIM Smith Field Street, died. Margaret J. Medhard of Long Beach, California, also noted in the record. Aliquippa and Long Beach are referenced as places in the notice.
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William RK. Tones
Aliquippa
Margaret J. Medhard
Long Beach, Cal
William H. Botham
Lim Smithfield Street
Weingartner Bill Signed By Pinchot Report
WARRISBURG June 18 The governor signed several bills including one sponsored by Senator Sprout moving license fees and a measure aiding building and loan stock losses. The bill by Barkin Fulton would regulate intubation illness and tax provisions affecting hospitals. Mrs Howard Storcy of Lurist Avenue visits Pittsburgh for the weekend with friends.
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Pinchot
Weingartner
Warrisburg
Requias Alineg
Peice
Easela
Nesty
Governor Hopes For Speedy End To Coal Strike
National Miners Union rebels against negotiations while radical wing objects as talks loom. Leo Dolan reports from Pittsburgh on mediation hopes and a potential conference Thursday to press toward a swift settlement at the Pi Terminal Coal Corp site.
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Leo
Dolan
Pittsburgh, Jr
Harris ‘Ny
National Miners Union Ir
Mastor
Williams Must Die In Chair
Fragmentary text reports a death sentence by execution and a prisoner at a penitentiary. Names and details are garbled but indicate a capital punishment case with a death row designation and an associated institution. The readable portion mentions a place and a detainee awaiting or facing the death sentence.
Fragmentary lines hint at a local notice or event
The readable fragments mention names and unspecified actions, suggesting a brief local notice or column item. The text is garbled with many misspellings, leaving the core details unclear but indicating a potential community update or notice without a clear subject.
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Unnelon
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Tn Hotel
Thave
Phiter
Fanti
Siac
Eiverdbarl
Doug Tiland
PA News
Rover
PSOE
Ohio
Daily Weather Report
Wilton Avenue
Pepe Peet
Brownsville
Tadine
Potice
Century Supply Company
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
St. Louis
Jameson Hospital
DR. Teagarden
Premic
State Secretary of Agriculture
Kentucky
Prunts
Pinevale
College
Uni
Beattivilte
Capone
Capone and Gang
Federal Day
Chicago
AL Capone
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Rogers
Chen
Weingartner Bil
Howard Storcy
National Miners Union
Williams
Eascorm
Berk
Arthur Mometer
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