Hepler Case Opens in Tarentum Courtroom
Tarentum businessman J Frank Hepler faced trial on adultery charges with Mrs Clara Buck as co defendant. The prosecution presented witnesses including ex judge Porter and Thomas Dickey detailing alleged liaisons in the Dufford block and surrounding incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Kepler
Tarentum
Batore
Aloan Atedark
Hepler
Clara Ruck
W. E. Porter
Thosan W. Dickey
Teatrice Tlepler
Dufford
Mrs. Buck
Burvion
Thomas Jones
Anth George Morelan
Paisley Dock
Sue Wittews
Renter
Huck
Mrs. Teuler
Dueck
Fragmentary courtroom sketch with unclear names and dates
A damaged report describes a court proceeding with witnesses in a light dress and references to Mrs Renler, Mrs Buck, and Mrs Mack. Testimony was limited to a night in July when observed in Dulford black, with trial likely pending and attorneys present for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exlude Porter
Hepler
Nuck
Tepler
J. Prank Fepier
Canton
Ife
Buck
Renler
Max
Wayler
Messages From A World War I Soldier On The Front
A wartime letter recounts shell fire, close combat, and the narrator’s hope to return home by Christmas. He describes witnessing enemy bodies, chasing Dutch troops, and a loyal dog that stayed by his side as he endures months of bombardment with fear, fatigue, and resolve.
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Chen
Ealler
Elin
Shermin
Tin
Feaneslink National Guard
Trans Division
I. L. Anderson
Possible American Ambassador to Great Britain Named
Rumor says Thomas Nelson Page may be appointed ambassador to Britain after Falesteatle dispatches. speculation links him with his namesake Walter Page who recently resigned as American Ambassador to Great Britain.
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Britain
Thomas Nelson Page
St Fondon
Elreley
Walter Fines Page
Great Britain
Allied gains widen as French advance nears Olse river
Allied offensives push on three fronts in France as French forces approach the Olse river south of St. Quentin. German defenses along the Hindenburg line tighten while British artillery supports progress toward the Belgium border and the Chemin des Dames region.
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Crozat
Ta Pore-Laon
Hindenburg
Gibercourt
Olse
St. Quentin
Aisne-Marne
Pleardy
Traniers
Wioardy
Alsen
Windenburg
la Fere
Laon
Maxsines
Ehirs
Douat
Hamas
Aisne
Meriris Nagy
Private Given 10 Year Sentence In Army Disciplinary
Private Warry Worn of the engineer corps faces ten years in Ward labor at Fort Jay New York after a review reduced his original twenty year confinement sentence. The case arose from an incident involving attempts to remove a prisoner from police custody during a disturbance at Camp Meade.
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Ainternational News Service
Camp Meade
Warry
Fort Jay
N.Y
Unclear text about factory reopens and a marriage license
Fragmented OCR describes a sanitary pattern at Universal Sanktaty Toltery company and work resuming this morning. mentions a plant closure and a marriage license. Names such as Francisco Cavalero and New Castle appear in garbled form. The readable fragments suggest local industrial and civil notices without clear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Sanktaty Toltery Company
Debs Trial Spawns Fines For Six Socialists
Cleveland dispatch reports the Debs trial opening with Eugene V. Debs facing ten counts. Six sympathizers, including Mrs Stokes and J J Frey, were fined for disorderly conduct after police readies. Stokes refused jail on principle but paid fines later. Witnesses lined up as court prepared for further proceedings.
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Linteenational News
Snevicey Sleveland
Eugene V. Bes
Wye
Stase Pastor Stokes
Fenders
Violetiott
Moe
Mar- Hurite Prevy
Akron
Debs
Dame
Stokes
Uetite
Oyde Ro Miller
Canton
Tyne
Despised Cent Gains Ground Amid War Prices
The article argues the one cent coin is becoming common due to wartime price changes. It notes many items once costing 6 to 10 cents now range from 6 to 11 cents and even prices like chew gum and tobacco are affected. It laments consumer contempt for the old cent turning to acceptance and highlights the broader educational and economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorm Fous
George Cretl
Witla
French Make Further Gain From German Forces
Allied dispatches report French advances east of the Grozat canal and north of the Alletic river with two German counter-attacks repulsed. About 20,000 prisoners were taken in a week as British and French forces press the German line amid gas and artillery activity. Reports from Paris and London note defiant resistance but continued Allied momentum, with gains near Hindenburg defenses and British progress near Haycincout and Armentieres.
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ALLIS
Grozat
St. Gobiin
Alletic
War Office
Giberargourl
Fasigny
Rand
Ailfite
Freeh
Nastenitl la Posse
Argonne Forest
Champagne District
Verdun
Vosges Mountains
France
Senlem
Muppini
Paris
Foch
Hindenburg
Tindenburg
Woman Dies in Fire at Witman Residence
Hartzburg Pi Sept 10 Mrs Lalita Lorkhath a cook on the third floor perished in a blaze that gutted the Witian residence. A nurse girl and three children were rescued after hours of effort as flames trapped her. Loss pegged at about 10000 dollars. Witman is a member of a large local wholesale grocery firm.
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V International News
Seoyrecy
Witrmuo
Philippine Third Liberty loan oversubscribed
The Philippines subscribed 10 010 000 pesos for the Third Liberty loan against an expected 6 000 000. The Tirie notes that first and second loans totaled 6 006 001 pesos, calling the third loan a significant result amid efforts to bolster industrial life and new economic aid. The provinces are still learning the program, but the nation shows willingness to support further loans and expand buying power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillippines
Terie
Arause
Abe Toa
Go Jong
U. S. Crew Praised After Mount Vernon Torpedoing
United States Navy honors on duty officers and crew of the Mount Vernon after a torpedo attack. Dispatch cites great skill and ability while noting a fatality due to watch relief and overload in the fire room. Ship moved to port at eleven knots and docked for repairs.
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Cinternatianal
Wasellngton
Mount Vernon
Sims
Navy Department
Eye witness account of a murder on a street
An eye witness describes a morning street encounter near a Custer store where Collin, Cassler, and Rollin engage in a fatal shooting. Testimonies from Rhoda Lewis and Anna Bell corroborate essentials, noting the victims, actions, and apparent disparities in who assaulted whom.
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Custer
Collin
Cassler
Tim
Rollin
Jaslir
Ana Ada Rewis
Chidren
Ses
Rhoda Lowis
Aletairs
Manhn
Anna Bell
Twico
Bollin Bran
Chester
Tellin
Rollins Shoulder
Casvleo
Ellisbury Stove Company Plans Employee Registration
The Ellisbury Stove company, owner of Baldwin & Graham stove foundry, will register all employees aged 18 to 45 on Thursday. Arrangements were made with the city draft board this morning. About 110 volunteer registrars attended last night’s meeting in the city hall chamber where 1. SM Uber chaired and plans for the registration day were laid out across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellisbury Stove Company
Baldwin & Graham Stove Foundry
Ranneil
SM. Uber
Infinite Plang
Das
Plania
Burglary Hits Riverside Machine Shop On South Croton
Bartelars entered the Riverside machine shop on South Croton area by night using a skeleton key and escaped with automobile goods. Police have a clue on the guilty parties and are pursuing the case. Detectives report missing items include two Federal tires Slx4 and Ford springs among other auto supplies.
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Bartelars
Miverside Machia
South Croton
Nnn
Deaths of the Day in Tanner County Community
A list of local obituaries notes deaths including Mrs. Wright and Miss Mila Kinery, with services planned at Dewey Avenue residence and Oak Park cemetery. Also mentioned are funeral notices for Job Morrissey, Mrs. Susan B. Cover, Mrs. John Thoman, Aether M. Hanna, and relatives tied to Greenville, New Castle, Butler, Mahoningtown, and Lima.
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Hapa M Wright
JL Wright
Helst
Dewey Avenu
A. v. Coller
Greenville
Wiight
Maiko
City
Mrs Welker
Mes. Smith
Max
Plalingrove
Mars
Thompson
New Castle
Sneviy Hiwaadir
Fueral
Mila Kinery
Muriel
Oak Park Cemetery
Morrissey Burton
Job Morrissey
St. Mary's Ghareh
Roy
O'Shea
Joseph Blannon
John Sherry
Ahi Ifea
Mr. Uutnaugh
Qun McCormick
James Mitchell
St. Ma Gonetery
Mix
J. W. Cover
Susan B. Cover
J. W. Cayer
Frank
West Morton
France
Greenwood Cemetery
John ‘Thonn
John Thonn
Jucularman
Warren
Thoman
Annidman
North Ceder Street
Presbyterian Church
Astern Star Loge
Durty
A. G
Butler
Mahobingtown
Lima
Fhoman
Valley View
Hanna Puneril
Aether M. Hanna
J. W. Bide
Hamilton Street
Hanna
Hanuit
American Invented Modern Big Guns
The article honors Thomas Jef ferson Holman and Rodman for pioneering heavy ordnance. It notes Holman’s birth in Salem Indiana, West Point training, and creation of castings and hollow warheads that advanced artillery. Rodman’s innovations included mammoth power 14 inch guns and 20 inch smoothbores, used in the Civil War, with Tollus Water Town Arsenal command cited.
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Thomas Jefferson Holman
Europe
Tredman
Salem
Ind
Rosy West Point
Ordnance Department of
Army
New York
Rodman
Rudman
Aranan
Tadman Alaa
Watertown
Opening Day At Pulaski Fair Draws Crowd
A good crowd attends the Pulaski fair on opening day with crowds expected to grow Wednesday and Thursday. Exhibits report strong showing in all departments. Old time horse racing is planned for Wednesday or Thursday afternoons. Races and tractor plowing demos are among the attractions.
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Tn Ai
Sonic
Stamp Sales Report for August and September Totals
Stamp sales reached 156435 during August with totals for the War Savings program at 167496.09. The first week of September shows 34911.88 in sales as the drive continues with post offices open on Saturdays and hours extended.
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Tego
Hale
Postorcn
Lynch Fights Prisoner In Neighborhood Altercation
Neighbor reports Nick Aram beat his wife prompting Tom Lynch to intervene. A struggle occurred as Aram attempted to strike Lynch, with officers intervening and arresting Aram on charges of resisting arrest and felonious assault with intent.
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Omeer
Thomas Lynch Alwast
Iveeh
Nick Aram
Hig
Tom
Dar
Lynch
Thieves In Raids On Home Street
Raids in the Home Street district saw intruders target small savings and coin drawers during daylight hours. Police report indicate nonprofessional thieves familiar with the area carried out the thefts, moving quickly while residents were briefly away. Authorities are pursuing suspects believed tied to recent similar incidents.
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Mone Street
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Admitted James Tarver New Castle and Mrs Winifred Thampson Melrose arena. Discharged Joan W Knoe North Mercer street ftv Vernon Elliot Liberty street.
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James Tarver
New Castle
Winifred Thampson
Melrose Arena
Joan W. Knoe
North Mercer Street
Ftv
Vernon Elliotl
Liberty Street
Registration Reminder for District Residents
If you were born after September 12, 1872 and on or before September 14, 1964 you must register in your district. Those who have previously registered or who are in the United States service are reminded to complete or update their registration as required.
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Nice
United Sates Service
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Uuis City
Palsley
Klepler
Msappene
Grorge Morelan
Ther
Po Tha Difford
Ter
Buth
Uepler
Hiepler
Wepler
Mia
Huns Pot
Stimke
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Francisco Cavalero
Deb
Ailette River
Cen
Courter Ath
London
Sant
Gourrascourt
Haycincout
Newve Chanelle
Flanders
Anvanerd
Armentieres
Filippines
Beit
Arne
Homey Horne
First Army
Scarpe
Varne
U. S
Vernon
Draft Board Briefs
Pulaski Fair
Jimmy
Pearron
Shenango Valley Hospital
W. F. Dufford & CO
Washington Street
Ciide Fhone
Jos. $. Rice
North ST
Chas. R. Kelley
Alance Seatice
Dey and Wight
Wrabington
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