Earthquake in Italy leaves hundreds homeless
Florence reports a severe quake with twelve distinct shocks from morning to night. The old city quarter partly ruins, with 100 to 160 dead and many buildings demolished across Mugello and surrounding towns. Rail, telegraph disrupted as Bologna and Perguia aid relief efforts.
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Servincy
Florence
Italy
Bologna
Perguia
Tuscany
Borgo San Lorenzo
Rufina
Mugello
Rome
Dicomano
Pisa
Venice
Plovence
Vecchia
Latrobe Auto Crash Injures Six at Embankment Edge
Six people were badly injured in Latrobe Pennsylvania when a car skidded over a 25 foot embankment yesterday. The report lists arrests, a watermaker from Trenton and several unrelated national news items.
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Latrobe
County To Harvest Record Wheat Crop Says Volant Farmer
Lawrence County farmers forecast a record wheat yield with W. C. Drake of Volant estimating enhancements due to favorable area conditions and seasonal factors. Harvest work may begin within a week in some sections as growers anticipate a strong crop.
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Volant
Lawrence County
W. C. Drake
Laytone
Deiloe Bolleves
Tawrence County
Wilson On Way Home Address Congress Plan
President Wilson sails from Brest after eight days at sea and plans to address Congress upon arrival in New York. Secretary Lansing continues as head of the U S peace mission while preparations for the joint session stir European rulers and other dignitaries.
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John Edwin Wevin
International
State Gorveroment
Enrouth
Ludine
Piusider Wilson
Geo
Washington
New York
Urest
Congress
Denois
Brest
Haboken
Ife
Prearson
Jin von
Germans Reject Versailles Peace Proclamation
The German National People’s Party issued a London-dated proclamation from Berlin declaring the Versailles peace plan unfulfillable and demanding that the terms be forever forgotten, stating the peace creates only hatred and cannot be lived with. The group, linked to Prussian Junker interests, calls for German liberty and honor unattainable under the treaty.
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Alfred G. Andersen
Corfernational News Service
Berlin
London
Versailles
Natonal People's Party
Jost
National — People’s Party
Twenty U S Soldiers Die in Soviet Frontline Attack
About twenty American soldiers from the fores guard at the railway in Romanovka Siberia were killed in the morning of June 25 when Molchak forces attacked. The War Department announced. many were severely wounded and fourteen slightly wounded. All served in Company A of the Anty unit.
Board Of Trade Ballots Cast For Eight Directors
Ballots for nominating eight new directors for the coming year are arriving and will close at 8 p.m. tonight as tellers begin counting. Voters who have not yet submitted ballots are urged to return them by tomorrow at 1:50 to reach the Board of Trade office in time. The four highest will go to a second ballot for the general election, with eight directors total to be elected.
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Board of ‘Trade
Board of Tract Office
Ely Law
Abcession
Lauer Association
Afternonn
New York
Wivers Dell
Speeders Targeted in College Town Enforcement Move
In New Wilmington Pennsylvania on June 20 officers seized speeding machine numbers and sent notices to owners to repair violations. The burgess announced strict enforcement of traffic laws in the streets of the borough and violators will face penalties, with several plates from New Castle residents among those collected.
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New Wilmington
New Castle
Physicians May Prescribe Liquors For Sick Persons
Regulations issued by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue allow physicians to prescribe wines and liquors for sick or disabled patients under the 1919 Prohibition act. Prescriptions must be accompanied by a patient name and address, must include purposes, and a pharmacist must keep a full sales and prescription record.
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Internal Revenue Raper
Greenleaf Soldiers Plan For Reunion
Greenleaf veterans discuss a reunion of locals inducted into service on May 29 1918 and later sent to Camp Crooulnaty Inn where they formed the Tth Motor. Members of the organization plan to meet in CA to define a permanent group and its aims.
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Wir
Camp Crooulnaty Inn
Tth Motor
Parmanents
Fragmentary verse about John Barleycorn and aftermath
A fragmented poem-like text references John Barleycorn and alcohol with garbled lines about drunkenness and ruin. It evokes imagery of wine and port, social decline, and a sense of collective sorrow, though many phrases are unreadable.
Harper Elected Police Officer Defense in City Council
In a tight council session, Harper secured election to the police officer post. Mayor A D Newell supported the nomination, with objections from former ally Coffin noted. The council approved the appointment after deliberation and a vote.
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Harper
Death record for Mrs Savate Dine Cromphell
A death notice lists Mrs Savate Dine Cromphell, age 742, last residence Galilen, sow region. Details are limited in the fragment, with unclear spelling and lacking additional names, dates, or place identifiers.
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Savate Dine Cromphell
Brakeman Loses Leg After Rail Yard Hump Accident
John Hines of Wabasharene, a brakeman on the Pennsylvania railroad, was seriously injured late in an accident at the Moravia hump. He climbed a kitty at the bank, fell, and had his leg amputated. He was taken to Stenanga Valley hospital in serious condition.
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John Hines
Wabasharene
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tast J
Moravia
Pittsburgh Brewery To Deliver Beer
Pittsburgh Brewing Company announced it would deliver beer to customers in Pittsburgh and nearby areas. An attorney, Harry Rewind, reviewed the legal provisions and opinions concerning rights to sell alcohol, with plans discussed for potential action tomorrow. The Armstrong reunion attracted descendants in Greenville and Volant, with a Whitviews meeting and election of officers for future gatherings and a next reunion planned at a future date.
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Pittsburgil
Pittsburgh Brewing Company
Harry Rewind
Tewis
Morrow
Armstrong
Greenville
Alw
Volant
Waa Dale
Shyprey
Saturday Scenes as Dry Laws Begin in Ohio Wholesale District
On the eve of Ohio’s dry enforcement, wholesale liquor houses emptied cases and packed trunks to stock up before closing time. Clerics and shopkeepers describe a chaotic scramble as supplies move to avoid the prohibition, with few intoxicated on a busy Saturday amid visiting crowds from Youngstown and remote towns.
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Chirssy
John Harkscorn
Geomin
Imbert
Tore
Saturda
Youngstown
Rentote Aigun
Rome
Ohio
Coutinuea
Auto Runs Wild On Washington Street
Crowds filled Washington Street as a Pro truck from Electric Laundry, left idling near County Pine Street, surged downhill crashing. The driver, Clark, escaped injury though knocked down briefly, then walked to a staged area. Pedestrians and vehicles scattered as the runaway vehicle careened through the crowded street before stopping.
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Washington Street
Electric Laundry Company
County Pine Street
Clark
Lis Tote
Mulomobiles
Commission In Lunacy Named
Judge Kinery appoints a commission to examine the mental condition of Steve Miewiaski. The panel includes Pr dy R. erner, Venry 1s, and Attorney W henton, to conduct the inquiry.
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Kinery
Steve Miewiaski
Campo
Dy R
Venry
Young Reappointed County Detective
County Detective M. J. Young was reappointed for another year by Kinge Emery this morning on accommodation of District Attorney, George W. Mase. The appointment follows Young taking on theater duties and comes as Trusel resigned. His salary was noted last year per month, with additional compensations. Veape praised Young as a capable county detective and friends will be pleased by the renewal.
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M. J. Young
Kinge Emery
Attorne
George W. Mase
Young
Lanterie
Trusel
Veape
New York Debates Liquor Laws At Daytime Meeting
A June New York discussion centers on alcohol restrictions as liquor dealers decide whether to enforce midnight closing. Restaurants and bars face potential shifts in beer wine and whiskey sales with residents bracing for possible citywide raids and crowd control.
Local Saloons to Close at Ten This Evening
Local saloons will close at ten tonight as per city notices. Hotel proprietors expect crowds to depart early with changed routines and potential late closures anticipated by authorities and patrons.
Prohibition Enforcement War Looms in Congress
Washington reports indicate the wartime liquor ban faces a heated clash as enforcement plans move through the House Judiciary Committee. Provisions seen as drastic spark opposition from Drys and opponents who warn of penalties and private storage limits. Continued discussion expected, with a holiday recess ahead and further pages promising more detail.
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Cnteria
Washington
JF. Varleyearn
Norrarr
Captain Steen Returns Home From Camp Pike
Capt Steen arrives in town from Camp Pike Arkansas after six months directing the health department activities of the entire camp. He would have completed eight months in the medical corps of the United States Service by July first. He was on active duty at Camp Pike during the war era and will resume residence as a civilian.
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Cage
Wo F. Steen
Camp Pike
Arkansas
Cmp
Sical Corps
United States Service
Steen
Pure Food Cases Before Alderman in Pittsburgh Hearings
Poorly legible report shows Benes 1 Gaunt and others before Alderman Green in a Pure Food Department matter about selling milk not meeting butter fat standards. Multiple cases were heard and settled, with actions across the county noted.
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Benes 1
Gaunt
Asehman
Pitsburg
Ne Mauist
al- Myon
Nex
Surety Of Peace Charge Is Made
A local report notes that Sian Albert faced a surety of peace charge after an incident in the morning. Mike Albert is linked to the event, with authorities noting a requested surety and related proceedings. The details are fragmentary but indicate a legal action connected to a disturbance and a subsequent appearance.
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Sian Albert
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