Noted Scout Speaks In Civil War Era Birthday Event
Captain Jack, famed scout of the Civil War era, will speak tonight at the YARGA Coliseum in North Carolina. He outlines his life mission with Boy Heroes of the World, recounts service from 16 to 68, and advocates constitutional reform and direct governance while presenting poems and urging youth pledge against intoxicants and cigars.
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Caydillin
Eulttvers
Lonlarrow
Forty-Eighth
Pennsylvania Regiment
Potteville
Spotsylvania
Petersburg
Wecoming
Sitting Bull
Avuhiers
Hatch
Umder
Duell
Lawton
Jeronmo
Jack
Fort Craig
New Mexico
Develo
Scott
Hile
Jack Atten
J. CG. Stevenson
Dimnitek Enthusiasm Spurs Republican Debate in Pa
The piece reports strong backing for Dimnitek amid Republican faction strife over machine politics led by Penrose. It cites calls for protective tariffs, stable labor standards, and regulation to curb abuses, while endorsing safeguards like child labor protections and women’s suffrage.
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Penrose
Dimnitek
Dimalek
Ichnad Ian Punrost
Lis Beliere
Tennsylvania
Biniinick
Aise Emi
Weitll
Local Party Endorsement Debates Probe Candidate Support
Amid a flurry of letters to B Bi Vite les George Dean and others, Washington party contenders weigh endorsing local candidates. Harper favors local option but won’t accept non party endorsement. A committee chaired by Medtinnuy and Moody will decide whether to endorse candidates outside the party or field new ones. The group endorses James Prohlas for committee work, funds to be managed by Thompson.
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B. Bi
Viteles
George Dean
Harpur
W. OD. Walton
Tittles
Washington
Cane
Harper
Ralton
R. A. Medtinnuy
Dk. Floor
Moody, Athery MH
Thompson
James Peeblox
Chairmion Fc
Raiha
Temple
W.C
Janos Peebles
Eall
Fb. Strateton
CN. Moody
JA. McKinnay
James Prohlas
Albert J. Thompean
Lee County
Jamin Telos Os Byota Twonshiy
Frank Milliken
Elword
Thomypson Wen
Madison Py
Scranton
Switching Plant to Cost $23,000
In April 1 the company plans erection of a plant in Teavilisburg to install a welding system. The project costs are $23,000 with $20,000 for the welding apparatus. Operations will use electric switches during the construction weeks across Mahoning and nearby districts.
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Warrts
Louis
Teavilisburg
Toll Fight in Congress Splits Support Across Parties
A multi page argument features Rep Doremus of Michigan defending tolls while Rep Adamson challenged two years earlier. Senate debates cover true American doctrine and coastwise shipping exemptions as Cannon criticizes the White House and party reversals.
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Doremus
Michigan
Adamson
Wilson
Mann
Bles
Texas
Clark
Underwood
Senate
Lewis
Panama
Gullinger
United States
Cannon
Mr. Cannon
Closing Sermon by Rev McCormick Ends Pastorate
Rev A L SieCormick, longtime pastor of Central Presbyterian Church, will deliver the closing sermon of his pastorate tomorrow evening. The family plans to leave Palmer Text Week for a new home in Binghaman New York. On Sunday April 5 Rev B J Tait of Wawpam will preach in the Contra church there and announce the pulpit vacancy.
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A. L. SieCormick
Central Presbyterian Church
Binghaman
N.Y. Sunda
B. J. Tait
Wawpam
Y W C A Notes Graduate Nurses to Meet Monday Camp Fire
An impressive Camp Fire gathering, led by guardian Miss Farrell, welcomed two new members and honored existing ones. Ruth Gibson delivered a clever report in a Hiawatha verse style. The YWCA and related groups plan activities, meetings, and social events, with Junior classes for ages 8 to 16 meeting Saturdays and inviting all to join.
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Association
Farrell
Ruth Gibson
Muirhead Business Girls
Lelnl
Lanting
Youngstown
Renee County
Taare
Marton
J. D. F. Newell
Mechemt
Sara McKinley
Eleanor Pyle
Barteaux Gets Auto Sparks Budget Clash at City Meeting
City officials clash over library funding and salaries as Mayor Tyler, Supt. Gilmore, and councilmen debate a 35,000 library allotment versus a reduced 3,500. They consider appropriations for a food inspector, fire smoke helmets, a police typewriter, and plumbing board cuts while adjournments delay budget decisions.
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Counei
O'Dinelk
Tyler
Old Prince Dies From Poison At Westside School
Old Prince, a famous dag tied to de Trax and beloved by Westside children, died last night after a poison dose. Trav owned Prince for 14 years and the animal was a general favorite at Westside School. Excitement and grief follow among the Trax family and local youngsters.
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Prince
de Trax
Westside
Trav
Westside Schol
Mes. Trax
New Inspector Appointed and Belt Line Construction Planned
Robert Hendes announced a Friday that a contract will be let in about ten days for the first construction on the belt railroad between Hasel and Mahonity towns near Adenburg Ba. William R. Cooper was appointed to work on the Hig and Pennsylvania line. The project, noted by Judge Porerton, aims to build three miles of track between Howellville and the sheet and tube plant for fat natal transport. The Chio and Pennsylvania Best Railroad company, incorporated four years ago, plans further contracts later this year with the ultimate aim to extend to the Beasemer Limestone quarries owned by Mr. and asyortaiea. The contract totals several hundred thousand dollars.
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Robert Hendes
William R. Cooper
Hig
Pennsylvania
Belt Railroad
Hasel- Mahonity Townal
Jodgs Porerton
Adenburg
James Ry Armstrong
Youngstown
Candidate for Lieutenant Governor visits city today
B D Powell of West Middlesex tours the city to sign his petition for the office of lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania. Powell is described as a Civil War veteran and member of the famed Home [sic] Guard, who secured several signatures to his petition.
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B.D. Powell
West Middlesex
Serorhyg
Pennsylvania
Dt Powell
bin Perliton
Public Library Fund Increase Sparks Damages Claim
A city council floor debate over increasing the public library fund led to a damages claim for injuries. Voters supported a 4000 dollar appropriation at a second meeting while other figures and costs related to mundane services were cited. The record mentions personal injury potential and medical expenses linked to the dispute, with references to names and dates in a troubled OCR passage.
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Counciien
Merrill Returns Home After Religious Service
Rev Merrill returns home after four weeks away with his father, while others linger. Merrith reflects on his remorse, and Rev i N Merrill quotes their mother about conducting it anew. Rav C G Moret will lead services at Cro ton M W church tomorrow.
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Merenii
Milini
Bank Statement From New York Markets Report
A 28 February statement shows reserves at 2,020,000 with net deposits of 200,000 and a decrease in certain lines. Loans total 4713.00 with a decrease of 8,080. Legal tenders noted and deposits slightly varied. Substantial figures indicate reserve changes and depreciation across items labeled without clear names.
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Jlverruse
Deerense
Desi
Panic Hollows Launching at Tokio In March
A terrible disaster followed the launching at Tokio as hundreds of spectators fled in terror. The crowd trampled one another and many were injured or killed amidst a chaotic stampede during the storm.
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Tokio
Pris
Monica
Unclear OCR fragment mentions TB case in New York
Fragmentary text describes a tuberculosis case involving a New York woman linked to her husband and a Dringdin Wisack volume. Names and context are garbled, with uncertain details and misread phrases.
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New York
Charghig
Dringdin Wisack Voluiyns
Thompson 15 Poor Overseer Victory Over Gililan
Judge Porter ruled Robert Thompson was legally elected poor overseer of Hickory town, replacing T. N. Chfflan. The November vote totals show Gililan with 44 and Thompson with 73 across Democratic and Republican tickets, correcting earlier declaration of Gililan as winner.
Electric Company Street Light Contract Disputed
A 1912 contract dispute details the city paying Electric Car Co. a total of 1912 dollars for street light service since December 1 1912. Arc lights billed at 43 dollars per year with charges covering December 1 1912 to March 24 1913 and September 3 1913 to April 1914. A separate bill for city building and fire stations from March 24 to September 1913 is noted but not clearly resolved.
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Waa
Billa
Electric Company
Ugut
Ety
Torreon Falls as Rebel Forces Advance to Capture City
Reports from Mexico describe fierce fighting in Torreon with Federal and Constitutional forces clashing in the streets. Villa claims several federal officers killed or wounded and notes heavy casualties among federal troops, while rebels report Gomez Palacio fell and Villa seeks supplies and quink to dispose of dying, with cholera threatening the city.
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Villa
Adola
Redecals
Cnt Gaya
Ranke
Villa'e Mien
Etresta
Rieucda Peor
Frederico Reyna
Iil
O. Carranza
Alamanza
Carranza
Trinidad Rodriguez
Gomez Palacio
Misiary
Torreon
Gwihwahwa
Peverats
Mexico City
God Valasco
Terren
War Department
Tony
Longtime Mendyllte printer Samuel Engle honored for six decades of work
Samuel Engle of the Mendyllte Messenger, one of the country's oldest typographers, is noted for a 60 year printing career. He started as a 15 year old apprentice in 1858 in his hometown weekly. He later joined Mendyllte wood and served nearly a quarter century with the Mrantard Democr at. Other veterans, like Jacob McCoy, began typing careers in 1862 as mercers.
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Jacob T. McCoy
The March of Progress in Warren Iowa Beacon
A fragment from the Warren Iowa Beacon hints at fashion progress in the town with a humorous note about ladies wearing odd outfits and new garments. The incomplete text references a hobbie style and quaint observations on attire.
Dress Sale Promises Silk Attire At 18 Fifty Per Dress
A newspaper listing promotes women's silk dresses in Charluse taffetas and crepe, in sout dress and combination effects. Colors include Copenhagen, Nav, Tunpe, Ross, and Clark, all marked special at $18.50.
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Copenhagen
Ross
Clark
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