Reconsideration Of Sunday Sports Bill To Be Asked
Senator Brandt May Change Vote as debate centers on a Sunday sports bill. The plan calls for a second vote on McClutte’s motion to reconsider the bill in the Legislature. If defeated, the measure would die for the session. passage hinges on a potential 60 yes votes and possible changes.
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Hauatisburg
Mats
Clement Te Bien
Ube
Peneagleanta
John J. Media
al Chae
Gseconds
McClutte
Ciera
Bollava
Old currency bills and river activity observed at New Castle
New Castle and surrounding areas report a chaotic scene with old government bills circulating during tax and valuation concerns. A man splashed through a puddle injuring two pedestrians while driving carelessly near downtown. Window glass broken on a south side storefront prompted repair crews to respond as streets are cleared for spring cleanup.
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Giasa
Lacubuts Condort
Avatar Chet Ettere
Assersby Whitin
Dort
Barilerde
Daily Weather Report for the period noted
The report records temperature at 0 o clock as 45. The minimum temperature is 24. Precipitation and river level are noted as 11 feet. Statistics for the same date a year earlier are referenced for comparison.
Ready For Operations At Neshannoc Quarries
Work resumes as batter weather returns at Neshannock and Pymatoni dam area. Winches steam shovels and booms are in place for the 100000 ton stockpile plan. Foreman O Waldman of Baies & Rodgers says frost delays are nearly over and crews will begin once conditions allow.
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Wil -Atart
Neshannock
Old Neshannock
Stone Company
Lquinrrie
Stckyy
O. Waldman
Baies & Rodgers Company
King
St Patrick's Day Parade Prep in New York City
International News Service reports a vast St Patrick's Day readiness in New York with thousands of Irish supporters, 800 dignitaries, and dozens of bands rehearsing. Grand Marshal Kennedy and Mayor O Brien lead a strong parade line up including visitors from Philadelphia and Stamford. Celebrations planned citywide with Celtic organizations foreseeing a grand evening.
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International News Service
New York
Mar
Sons of Erin
Nely
York's
St. Patrick's
Fifth Avenue
Cork
Clare
Kerry
Tipperary
Longford
Tyrone
Monagha
Ife
Lumga
Ike
Lea
Ther
Roderick J. Kennedy
Par
Ohio River Flood Reaches Pomeroy Crest Expected Soon
International News Service reports major floods threaten Pomeroy Ohio as over two thirds of the main street floods floodwaters rise toward a crest of about 60 feet. Several businesses evacuate including the telegraph office and the town's lone movie theater as the river climbs. The mood wheelers note rising levels this morning with the crest anticipated this afternoon.
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Pomeroy
Mary
Ohio
Severnl
Telegraph Office
Stoi
Stebanks
Bestia
Unclear fragment hints at Senate vote on economy
Fragmentary OCR hints a senate vote on the economy with a mention of thirteen senators and WEY. No clear names dates or places readable to specify event or outcome.
Melnyk Shooting Case Referred To Court Trial
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a court case involving Melnyk and related shooting charges. Names such as Harry Kozas and L Hildebrand appear in garbled form with references to murder and intent. Event dated August 25, 1889, with unclear locations and additional names.
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Harry Kozas
L. Hildebrand
Interrieo
Ad Sand
Joseph ‘Melny
Teffels
International News Briefs Report Investigative Assignment
A Philadelphian dispatch notes an official deputy named Jacob Mai D Ae Collina assigned to lead an investigation. The March dated item references an international news service update with minimal additional context.
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International News’ Service
Philadelphia
Jacob Mai D
Ae Collina
Believe Pair Killed or Hoarded Money
Fragmentary text shows garbled report possibly involving a pair accused of killing or hoarding money. Readable words include bedroom, bell, and an unclear epilogue. No clear names, dates, or places to confirm facts.
State moves to speed action on EER control measure
Unclear text describes Monday night discussions and proposed steps for an emergency price control measure. Mentions Martens family and Tavenue in relation to brewers, with references to enacting formal restrictions. Overall, a government move toward swift action on price or economic controls is noted.
Wheeling Under Flood Waters
Wrecked houseboats and sunken barges line Pittsburgh riverside as the flooded Ohio River crest at 28.6 feet recedes. River workers plan salvage of sunken barges and repairs to damaged piers next week while residents evacuate and begin cleaning mud and debris from homes.
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Ohio River
Wheeling
Cnternational News Service
Pittsburgh
Broadway and Hair Dress Style Clash Revealed
A fragmentary note describes a fashion clash between Broadway style and hair dressing, mentioning personalities named Jonny, Emily, Betty and an implied comparison of blond loveliness. The text is garbled but suggests a debate over belting, tone, and personality in performance.
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Jonny Halp
Emily
Anpreene
Betty
Svice
Aeholce
Dunice
Theyre
Wheat and Grains Surge as Board of Trade Opens
Buy ug orders flood the Chicago Board of Trade as wheat gains five cents per bushel and corn oats and barley rise. Traders note sensational price advances adding about 100 million dollars to farm commodity values on the opening day.
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International News Service
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Magda Lupescu Shot at in Bucharest Assault
International reports say Mme Magda Lupescu wife of King Carol of Romania was shot at and slightly wounded while leaving her home for a hair appointment in Bucharest. The assault was denied by Bucharest court circles though the Paris express claimed the shot struck her shoulder and that her assailant was overpowered by her chauffeur and a servant.
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Iit Mme
Lupescu
Express
Paris
Vienna
Bucharest
Mme
Magda Lupescu
East Brook Boy Struck By Auto Near School
Seven year old Robert Mathews of East Brook is unconscious at Jameson Memorial Hospital after a truck struck him near East Brook public school at 12 05 pm. Richard O'Brien of West Bridgewater drove the bread truck. the vehicle veered off a banked embankment and hit a police post according to East Brook reports. The boy, a first grader, was taken by car to the hospital. driver reported incident to state police.
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Robert Mathews
Joan Mathews
R. D. East Brook
Jameson Memorial Hospital
East Brook
Richard O'Brien
West Bridgewater
Mathew
O'Brien
Physicians
Keystone Baking Company
Newidenc
West Grant Street
Death notices from Youngstown Ohio peppered with scattered names
Fragmentary death record listing Nina Miller Moore and Frank F. Mayers among scattered names in Youngstown Ohio. The text includes partial addresses and unclear initials, with other names such as George AW Stevenson and Glendort Daugherty appearing in a jumbled format.
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Ales
Nina Miller Moore
Youngstown
Ohio
George AW
Stevenson
Volant D
Frank F. Mayers
Stott
Eien
Glendort Daugherty
Hoytdate
Body of New Wilmington Man Found on Road
Discovery this afternoon reports H. T. Getty cashier of the First National Bank of New Wilmington found shot to death along the Mercer highway two and a half miles south of Mercer. A note in the auto is said to explain the act. Getty, about fifty, long connected with the bank, reportedly shot himself after removing glasses and stepping from the car. State police dispatched coroner and investigated as a suicide.
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H. T. Getty
First National Bank of
New Wilmington
New Wilmington- Mercer
Mercer
Getty
Iman
Bergin
Ebeh
Mercer County
Getty Wis
Hoover is Guest At Chicago Home
Former president Herbert Hoover arrived in Chicago for an overnight stop en route to the west coast. He did not grant interviews but posed for photographs as detectives surrounded him. Hoover left his train at Englewood and proceeded to Arch W. Shaw’s Whitetka home with his son Alan and secretary Lawrence Richey.
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International News Service
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
United States
West Coast
Hoover
Englewood
Arch W. Shaw
Whitetka
Alan
Lawrence Richey
Twenty four girls take first aid lessons at Pene Power
Twenty four girls employed by the Pennsylvania Power Company in East Washington street office last night received first aid instruction at the company building. Dr. John Priolett delivered a highly instructive talk on treating bleeding wounds and guarding against infection.
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Uy One
Pennsylvania Power Company
East Washington Street
John Priolett
Saint Patrick and the venticnan tale in 70 weather view
An unclear fragment discusses Saint Patrick as a venerable figure, mentions allegiance by wearing green, and references Ireland, law teaching, and government. It also notes a modern weather line stating fifty four today and a distant image of driving hogs on a highway.
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Saint Patrick
Ireland
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