Tener's Pen Makes Clark Bill a Law
Governor John K. Tener signed the Clark bill creating a five member city commission, abolishing the old city government, and extending to all third class cities the new form. The measure passed the House 179 to 9 after lengthy debate and is expected to take effect Tuesday next week.
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Nown
Pharwiburg
Dune Wal
Stockaday
John K. Tener
Minyor
Ten
Homse
Conference Committee
Senate
Helmg
Lawrence County
Wallon
Tener
James
Crawford
Soe House
Season Change in California Observed After June Rain
In Los Angeles the season shift is noted with steady progress toward warmer weather. Forecasters report lighter skies and diminishing cool fronts as early summer patterns emerge, while local residents anticipate the first significant warmth of the season.
Farm Hands Form Summer Baseball Team All Star
WAMPUM Pa Funyetes B M Kirk wife of the Crescent Cement superintendent organizes a baseball team from the summer farm workers near the city. The All Star will field a fast lineup with college players. uniforms arrive this week and a field is laid on the Kirk farm for practice starting tomorrow. The first game is set for Wednesday against Kirk Cement works team in a practice match.
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Wampum
Funyetes
B. M. Kirk
Crescent Portland Cament Cn
Ieedy
Kirk Farm
Kirke
Body Found In Deep Hole Near Connoquenessing Creek
The body of John Worl, laborer of Park Gate, was recovered late last night by John Willian after a nearly twelve hour search in Connoquenessing Creek. Coroner Norris ordered an inquest. burial arrangements are pending. Worl, known in the area, may have drowned from cramps or a possible fall into a deep hole about 18 feet deep. Relatives include N. A. Neri, a cousin and collector, among others.
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Jones Town
Willy Jrise
Tho Rengton
She Nowa
ITV
John Worl
Park Gate
Jer
John Willian
Neri
Myra
Lad Park Ag
Dea
Norris
Amd
John Willams
Broken-Hearted John Francis Key Misses Gettysburg Reunion
John Francis Key, described as broken hearted, fails to secure transportation to Gettysburg for the commemorative anniversary. Wiliam I. Brawner reports the plight of the aging Confederate veteran awaiting aid and travel arrangements. Pennsylvania G A R encampment members and visiting Reverend W. F. Anand coordinate in the town for the observance.
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Department — of Pennsylvania
Hailie
W. FB. Anand
Los Angeles
Cal
Walla
Former resident answers summons for mis spelling and loss
Former resident Misa Ida Ferrall daughter of late James Fereall of near Muilaski fired yesterday at Mount Alfa aged 4. She lived in Mant Alta for two years. Survived by three brothers Charles Tonoah Morrelh Patna Willan Perrot Lelwond Cy. Funeral at Marlon Perret home then Weld on Batavia.
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Misa
Ida Ferrall
James Fereall
Muilaski
Mount Alfa
Boen
Mant
Alta
Charles Sed Tonoah Morrelh
Patna
Willan Perrot
Lelwond Cy
Marlon Perret
Thaalel
Batavia
Qenaed
Noah Nook
Eleneah
Tabarineith
Neshamiork
Third Strike In Hard Hit Cincinnati
Cincinnati faces industrial strain as about 11,000 teamsters and drivers, including garment workers and freight deliverers, plan a citywide strike. A wage proposal was drafted and will be submitted today. without acceptance, a tieup intended to begin Saturday could extend long fighting across unions and employers.
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Cincinnati
Juna
Baltenr MedArthur
Teichers
International Union
Vandivort Given First Shave After Tragedy
Norman Vandivort, linked to the Walter Linnenbrink case, received his first shave since the tragedy after a family member arranged a barber visit at the jail. He answered few questions, slept well, and spoke calmly with fellow prisoners, amid authorities' fears of self-harm with a razor.
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Norman Vandivort
Walter Linnenbrink
Fao
Warber
Vandivert
Toda
Market Holds Cattle Steady Amid Sparse Purchases
Eastbrook reports few cattle traded as market remains largely stationary. Frank Waddington buys two-year-olds from Washington township, praised as the best in the area. Some observers expect prices to rise with warmer weather and a recovering cattle market, prompting others to hold stock for now.
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Eastbrook
Jung
Washington Township
Frank Waddington
Waddington
Milholland Brother Hurt in Auto Bus Tragedy
City engineers report Robert Milholland was killed instantly when a bus struck him near Mittabtre, with his brother C H Milholand rushing to the hospital in critical condition. The other details indicate a swift, chaotic incident as he left a prior engagement in Whiteburg.
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C.H. Milholand
Robert
Wiholland
Mitholand
Imine- Gintely
Witeburg
Pathe Unies
Record Realty Transfer Notice Emerges
Fragmentary text notes a realty transfer record for a month, with garbled phrases about property changes and a named party. The readable items indicate a formal notice of property transfers and related commitments under local records.
Equity hearing over sale of property at Neshanock avenue
Judge Porter hears case of Misa J. Wright vs Devin Alten and Hee gus trust. dispute over an article of agreement for sale of a two story double house with fronting on Neshanock avenue. Plaintiff seeks specific performance. Garvin claims alley ownership prevents deed and alleges alternate sale to TH I. Allen. Attorneys Ailey Gregory Keast appear for the parties.
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P Equity Court
Porter Ir
Gage
Misa J. Wright
Devin
L. Alten
A. Heegus
Garvin
Neshan« Nock Avenue
Gardner
TH. I. Allen
William J
C. ¥. Ailey
KK. Gregory
D. ™. Keast
Allen and
Hass
Ellwood Player In Great Lajoie's Place
Chicago reports Larry Lajoie, longtime star, benched by Cleveland Naps amid injury scare. Manager Birmingham says Lajoie will bat while focusing on recovery. six week layoff followed, with probation set if performance slips.
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Ellwood
Lajoie
T Salinway News Association
Chicago
Larry Lajoie
Wis
Ms Prochaws
Stele
Bimingham
Cleveland Naps
Pioch Witter
Tong
Eveland
Warner
Elwood City
Seco
Lajoie Frost
Cleveland Tean
New York pHighlanders
Lajole
Ris
Ald
Fatation Ha
Laois
Bealiver Te
Cleveland
Dune
Mamaper Bir Maghinn
Nays
Funen
Gorgy
Jato
Larry
Chaar
Larry Soadis
Jon Tsevond
Jon
Olberwear
Objections To Sir John Sackville Will Testimony
Relatives of the late Sir John Sackville contest his will in Salt Lake. Walter Scott testifies that his brother denied any relationship with Lady Sackville and called relations with her honorable. Court spectators include society figures as testimony covers Lady Sackville’s domestic affairs and Sir John’s behavior. Damages claimed by Martin Street residents arise from alleged disturbances near the Sackville home. In a separate item, President Taft’s message travels to Chicago via Toledo Scouts to open the Olympiad events.
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Lompon
Lava Murrau Scott
Lindy
Sackville
Walter Scott
Lot Lord
Lackey
Sie Jatae
Sackriie
Vinwerk Charles Pe Mavis
J. iDeherta
TR. Balle
M. Pontion
Cewhilly
Hnalhg
Wiiain Plaut
Homer Johnston
Willian
Nels
James Hover
Mit
Grerdier
A. Clrda Gi Allin
Wyllo McGawline
Sf Mee
Urackon
Corningham
Murdered Husband Acquittal Shocks Memphis Jury
The Memphis verdict finds Margaret Scholher not guilty of murdering her husband after a March incident. The trial unfolds with testimonies about a child’s welfare and the Methodist church as a witness, drawing public attention to a controversial case.
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Mymphis
Margaret Scholher
Mynrdon
Surplus From No Light Spurs City Finance Note
A garbled OCR item notes a $6,000 surplus linked to the absence of electrical service. The fragment mentions a monthlong period and a letter or memo referencing city work and held services. The text references advertising costs around $2,000 and a comparison to the previous year.
Death Record Notice From Unknown Locality
A brief death notice lists a deceased individual and minimal biographical details. The fragmentary text references a senile admission and nearby streets but lacks clear dates, names, or locations. Further readable context is needed to identify the person and issuing authority.
100 Tents Pitched In Big Grave
A large tent meeting described as the 100 Tents Pitched In Big Grave draws attendees from Mercer, Lawrence, and nearby areas. The event features city water and natural gas access, a relocated lighting system, a Bishop Wilken Ty Tivcin appearance, Rev A Whiten, Rev R Nites, and Rev L Whitcomb leading daily Bible school sessions.
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Berger
New Coe Destrict
Mercer
Lawrence
Haine Cambies
Ter
MT Miller
Franklin
New Castle
Monlville
High- Minna Avenue
Heginnig Wal
Miller
Aimang
Wilken Ty Tivcin
Michigan
Ctty
Tnd
A. Whiten
University Park
Ing
R. Nites
Youngatowh
Mothadingstown
Tay
AL Baldwin
Titusville
Prat RR
Rilaws
Eysville
Wisi
L. Whitcomb
Whitcomah
Free Methodist
Reiducal WY
Nine Bodies Still in Ruins After Calamity
The incomplete, damaged account lists 11 dead with 4 unaccounted. At least 36 workers are badly burned or missing, with some bodies unidentified. Authorities push for full casualty confirmation amid a ruined scene.
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Leen
Jane
Untitled historic incident in Gettysburg region
Fragmented text describes a protest or clash near Gettysburg Pa with references to housing, trains, and a wheel ride. Mentions crowds, a train, and various garbled terms suggesting a public disturbance or civic action. No clear dates, names, or outcomes are legible.
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