Thaw Case Moves as Wife Testifies in New York
In New York on June 27 the Thaw murder affair advances with Mrs Thaw taking the stand to recount her marriage and the events leading to White’s death. Barry Thaw seeks leverage through his wife’s testimony while prosecutors plan the inquest as defense actions unfold.
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Prees Dispatch
New York
Wry K. Thaw
Stasrd White
Myon
Mulog
Shaw
Trelyn _ Nesbit
Caise H
Tun
Thaw
White
Haw
Burns’ Fe
Theodream
Nott
Democrats Platform Not Like Republican Policy
Harrisburg June 27. Democrats of Pennsylvania adopt platform arguing future government matters belong to voters in general congressional districts. They denounce the Republican administration as hypocritical, pledge honesty, integrity, and economy in government, seek reform of elections, rail and utility regulation, food law tightenings, road improvement, and abolition of political corruption. They insist on open ballot, independent voting, and equal access in transportation.
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Harrisburg
Democrats of
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party of
Nerea
Congress
William Jennings Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Cpllyoud
Commonwealth
Prohibitionists Elect Officers At County Meeting
Following a Prohibition convention, the county executive committee of the water wagon brigade elected officers for the year. Chairman James Peebles of Soll Township, Secretary J. B. DuShans of New Castle, Treasurer George W. Clutton of New Castle. The committee plans to intensify work and raise funds for campaign expenses, noting a small year-end treasury balance after expenses.
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Cork
Janws Peebles
Soll
Bearetary
J. & DuShans
New Cantie
Treiguier
George W.clutton
New Castle
Youngest Chief Elected in Ben Hur Lodge at Rigel Court
Les Callahan, age 2, became the youngest county resident denied to the chief office in the Ben Hur lodge at Rigel Court No. 9 election held Tuesday. Other officers chosen include Chief Lee Callahan, Judge William Cottam, Teacher Mrs McCreery, Scribe D Boyu Coulter, Keeper of Tribute Mrs Minnie van Gorder, Captain Efmer Wee, Guide Sammel Shafer, Plural Mrs Sie Hollis, and degree usher George ce John J Vin Gorder. Installation planned for Tuesday evening July 1.
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Les Callahan
Ben Hur
Callahan
Rigel Court
Lee Callahan
Dudge
William Cottam
McCreeny
Dboyu Coulter
Minnie van Gorder
Ehmer Wee
Sammel Shafer
Plauiai
Sie Hollis
Juptan
George
John J Vin Gorder
Levening
Olivers
Wlvetian
Whiters
K of P
New Castle Loder
Sas
Challether Comiinter
Farewell Statement From Club Leader in New Castle
A farewell message from the master of the New Castle baseball club outlines resignations and duties. The note thanks directors and players, praises the team’s record, and urges public support for successor Roter Lindeman while noting harmonious relations amid general differences in opinion.
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Vine Chinecllor
Widdle Magierabaris
Arehte Gay Iin
William Ax
Joven
H. W. Dick
Outer Suard
Wiilkawn Hownet
IEEE
O. P. Rofan
Newburgh
Castle Laschallely
Moneta
Bryan
K. TG
Harry
Dallas Hildebranil
Gram Jodie
W. J. Moffiet
Energetis
Allertivte
Dan J
Miller
New
Casita Baseball Club
New Castle
Teague
Namagerkbiy
Inskepinig
Hank New Castle Wit Pol Suish
Roterl Lindeman
Wighee
Cathy
Pricy
No trace of young Cochran yet found
Part readable report notes Ian Cochran missing since Sunday morning, son of Mr. and Mrs JW Cochran of 28 Crome Avenue. Family not ruling out foul play but lack of evidence leaves authorities uncertain as relatives exhaust every means to locate him.
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Thaw
White
Iannoth Cochran
JW. Cochran
Crome Avenue
Familly Tong
Thair
Winrenbauta
Man Known in New Castle Dies in Savannah
A notice from Savannah reports the death of a man known in New Castle, with telegram replies and condolences arriving from Mrs. L. Unmilton Pallautroat and others. It notes prior visits to the city and mentions a mayoral interaction regarding fireworks for July 4th.
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New Castle
Savannah, GA
Mra. L
Unmilton
Dems Fight at Pennsylvania State Convention in Harrisburg
Harrisburg report notes a heated Democratic state convention as Bryan supporters clash over leadership and ticket positions. Michael J. Ryan, Philadelphia, presided as temporary chair while delegates debated the platform, with Stranahan named as potential second on the ticket. Talks centered on aldermanic reform, insurance industry charges, and criticisms of Republicans. The gathering adjourned after calling for a resolutions committee and credential review.
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Harrishuhg
Madlenidas
Mapery
Yuitte
Harrisburg
Shhairmian Donelly
Secretary of
Eternal Affairs AG
Betary
Michael J. Hyan
Philadelphia
Peante
Bute
Twyna
Aldeclan
William Jennings
Utyin My
Ryan
Jennings
Hisan
Rensa
Hames A. Stranahan
Dauplin
Mie
Wil Vanshter
Panama Will Be a Lock Canal
Washington June 27 The Noose reports the Senate approved a canal plan on a motion by Representative Hepburn. The isthmian canal would be a lock canal and awaits the signature of the president before becoming official. The measure passed the House and now heads to the President for final action.
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Panama
Publishers’ Press
Washington
Noose
Senate
Anu
Bert McCollough Renounces Whiskey Curse at Last
Longtime drinker Bert McCollough, known for a fearsome habit of two quarts daily, has reportedly quit drinking after a church influence and new employment. His wife describes years of suffering from his addiction, but says he now works steadily at the Pennsylvania engineering works and lives a calmer home life with renewed appetite and health.
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Bert, McCollough
Brent
Mc Kwilough
Oppenheimer
Wabb
Bert McCollough
I Rindolph
Winta
McColough
Lila
Ute Pennsylvania Engineering Works
McCollough
Fay
Keegan
McCallough
Salun
McCullough
Sue
Tewis
Nas
Josh
Uealle
McCotloust
Arrangements For President McArdle Visit In City
Disjointed notes report a locomotive burst near Mahoningtown. Engineer escaped unharmed as fires damaged rails and trackside infrastructure. President McArdle expected to arrive before dinner for a union meeting at a hotel with attendees from Amalgamated associations.
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Ide’ Joo
Mapedlas Thurslay Arteviodin
Jota I. Wird
Pride
New Castle
McArdle
Agi
Lakal
Amalgamated Association
Nocks Directors Pass Resolutions on Resignation
The board of directors of the New Castle basketball club passes a resolution expressing regret at Mr Statler’s resignation and thanking him for his work. The note praises his service and extends best wishes for future success.
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Isrel
Stotter
Kesalyvatl
Baal
Mrrelots
Taatk Mfr
Statler
She New Castle
Ait
Aepraw Saverltis
Egistei Aimee He
Wesehad
Will Return From Rome In Transit To New York
Fragmented OCR text describes a person named Te Randal returning from Rome en route to New York. Mentions past five years in Rome, arrival planned with Donard times, and a stay in Nay Castle with travel to a city. Details are garbled but indicate a notable figure traveling from Rome to New York.
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Te Randal
Ranledpre
Rome
Local charges dismissed after tense Tuesday hearing
A disputed ayetayalied case involving Ray Shad and others was dropped after a Tuesday hearing before Alderman Ranney. Wards of South Malatraet and others faced accusations tied to a peace disturbance, with alleged impersonation of officers later noted in court records.
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Ayetayalied Amman
Ray Shad
Agaliah
Mex
Soith Malatraet
Hotriay
Belive
Ranney
James Kilsan
Bhd
Tng Muerte
Ram
Mra
Httin Reiter
Kor Din
C. O'Conne
Ed Morris
Joya Orit- An Ware Arreato
Omesr
Maine Republicans discuss prohibition at state convention
At the Maine Republican gathering a heated debate emerged over a proposed submission to restore a prohibitory law. Delegates from various counties voiced positions as the convention pressed toward a vote and potential committee actions.
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Maine
Newark For Sweeney and the Lost Tie
A garbled report recalls Sweeney and Swenurs in a disputed tie match at Newark. The fragment mentions past games, a barn and a voyage, with uncertain names and dates, hinting at a local sports or club clash and a future move or job.
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Tia
Newark
Lake and Ohio River Canal Bill Heads to Passage
The lake and Ohio River canal bill advances despite opposition. Reported by Pubttakers' Press with updates from Denton and Warmington on the legislative push and key votes.
State Convention of Loyal Legioners Opens Session
The state convention of Loyal Legionnaires convened with opening address by President Frederick of Moaneton. Delegates from Berks, Cleapfield, Vegi canntieg attended. reports from county delegates discussed youth organization and county officers. The gathering featured hymns, devotions, and preparatory conferences, with future sessions and welcoming remarks planned.
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Frederick
Moaneton
Mike
Fletars
Sims
Randalph
Charhile Grube
Om Hemor
Berks
Cleapfield
Vena Barter
Weridlivediy
Sfernaon
Fan Mert
Helen Ot
Vorots
Thid'city
Arnetrons
Phitadepila Aid Leperson
Emmy
Mic Vervention
MLO
Wedeaiay Nyvuning
Vhost Wiraetioe
Vauvoli
Welvawwe
Lyr. Baal Meseby
W. GT
Mls. Margarel & Gihaon
Ole Rel We Smith
Earl County
Grretins
Row. Skloner
Ongnnlea- Catiend
Kale Sirnair
Pennsylvania Organzation
Mrederick
Winnotett
Allen Tavee
State Treasurer W. T. Berry To Speak At Event
The committee announces W. T. Berry as a principal speaker at the Metho- St Uktyard occasion. It will be Berry’s first public appearance. The program begins at 1:30 PM with the actresses scheduled to perform and further speakers including Dr Robey from Philadelphia.
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Metho- St
Tigasher Berry
Black Hand Society Man Bluffed by Suspected Member
Disjointed notes describe a Black Hand society figure and possible undercover action. references to aliases, a Sharon Wok festival, and a baseball event appear amid garbled lines. The text implies crime linked to a murder and police involvement but remains unclear.
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PRD
Wmstinony
Ion
Min
Heather
Prohibitionists
Jhuies Boebtes Fy
Bseru
LODGE
Ben. Hur
Lawrench
Fry
Weilness
Crrenvitle
Tin Anna
Youn
Paspin'y Panies
NT Lake Presbytery
Presbyterian Gymech
Raliein
Penna
Democrats
Iemery
Avriik
Boss aUerreyr
Bert M’collough
Ma Cullaugh
Oppenheiaier
Uta Yirumisi
Falcon
Tian Min
Avaideut Greuveed Oy Alot Keke
Mavis Magetengen Tolany
Mahoningtown
Matheringtown
Vadhla
NOCKS
Fee Raedolph
Rev i. Karitolph
Malic
Goodrmin Willian
A. Coble Will
Wathi
Chad
Tooma
Tooteloek
Dt Tun
Sweeney
Williams
Willan
Rouge Cauitey
Henley
Hortons
Hanon
Mertay
Pubttakers
Preaa Denton
Warmington
Oteley
Ghubor
Pres. Frederick
Reeve Kevan
Black Hand Society
Pagel
Wmwel
RC Elias
SPW
Awe
Crowe
Sharon
Lonin
Séetival
Jacke
Arti
Lee Hhichos
Citehor Sears
Vavosina
Pepchid
Marstall
Citeler
Bandini
Derictal Hvorbie
Wal Ainsley
Owi ReNeNe
Phen Castle
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