Poindexter in Danger in South Carolina Race
Washington and Georgia reports show Poindexter in danger as rivals close in. In Georgia Dorsey wins a landslide to become governor, with Hunt renominated by Democrats. In Columbia, Manning leads Lie with about 5 000 votes in a key D C primary.
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Frank
Georgia
Cbternational News
Sesviney
Seattle
Wash
Washington
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Mies Poindexter
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Arkin
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Ariz
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Hunt
J. J. Kibbey
U.S
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Harris
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Case
Man Shot in Home as Suspect In Brisk Flight Disguised
Testimony in a Reynolds case describes three gunshots at the Allen home in Youngstown. Witnesses recall Reynolds in women’s clothes fleeing toward Mercer before capture near New Wilmington. Police traced the suspect via taxi and car chases, with medical staff detailing Smith’s abdominal wounds and the recovered 32 caliber bullet.
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Reynolds
Allen
Stith
Smith
Mercer
Melntyre
New Castle
Pete Hithiers
John Young
Nit Williams
C.G. Logan
Hun” Reynolds
Huo
W. RB
Caldwell
Pearson Street
Pear Son Street
Alliance Church
S Reynolds- Thomas Lynch
Melotyrr
Hun" Reynolds
Br. Moyles
Young
Logan
Tillers
Nat Williams
John Growl
Delver
Machine
Nan
Johnston
Foolish Woman in The Puglytive Rooster at Regent's
The Pathe Geld Rooster play produced by Thanhouser will be shown tomorrow at the Regent's theatre under manager Charles Freeman with Florence Roxen in a fashioning role. It promises a cautionary tale about a woman protecting herself in a risky situation, presented in an afternoon ladies’ scheduling.
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Thanhouser
Charles Freeman
Regents Theatre
Florence Roxen
French Cut Road to Peronne Continues Advance
French forces report continued eastward advance near Peronne with gains including Abbe wood and area southeast of Houchavesnes, plus successful attacks north of Avre and on the Somme front. Air battles claim downing two German aircraft and several damaged, while night bombardments target railroad stations and depots in multiple locations.
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Labbe
Houchavesnes
Avie
Andechy
Breas
Fieury
le Chenois
Somme
Aiferourt
Moislains
Peronne
Guiscard
Rossel
Aby Heudicourt
Btatu
Datuvillers
Mont Mady
Thionville
Mnant-Fourneaux
Sant-Fourntaux
Young People To Hold Convention at Ellwood City
The Young Peoples Christian Union of Beaver Valley will hold a convention at Ellwood City United Presbyterian Church on September 26. Three sessions are planned with the morning session at 10 30. An evening banquet at 6 30 will be presided over by Carl Baldwin local high school senior and union president. A large turnout of young people is expected.
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Young Peoples” Christian Union of the
Beaver Valley
Ellwood City United Presbyterian Church
Carl Baldwin
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American Ambulance Volunteer Arrested in Paris
WIlliam Silber wan of New York, 27, a temper of the American ambulance corps serving with the French army, was arrested in Paris for attempting to trade with the enemy. He claimed the Gottwik- Scheffer Co. supplied surgical instruments and sent a large French order but could not clear the goods at the port due to a lack of origin certificate.
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Cinternational
Paris
William Silberwan
New York
Sethe
Silberr
Antharltles
Gottwik- Seheffer Co
Highland Church Re frescoed In Summer Renovation
The Highland Avenue United Presbyterian church underwent summer renovations with walls re frescoed. The interior now presents a renewed, fresh aspect and is especially pretty. The auditorium was occupied Sunday as Rev. and Mrs. Fulton return from vacation and parish activities resume for fall and winter.
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Highland Avenur United Presbyterian Church
Fulton
Holes Burns on Glen I. two hurt in blaze near city
International News Service reports a fire on Glen Island near the city destroying the DePeu Hour bull in 1847 and four other buildings. Three men were slightly injured as flames caused extensive damage. The loss was estimated at 65,000 dollars.
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International News Service
New York
Bull
Glen Taland
Firemen Buy Their Own Uniforms Say City Pays None
A letter to the editor from Hugh Horton refutes a report that firefighters would receive uniforms paid by the city. Horton explains that the firemen purchase all their own coats rubber gear and general uniforms at their own expense.
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Hugh Horton
Parc Ave
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Elorson
Connery
Mick
Wapatt
Atea
Hugh Lb. D. Horton
Germans Fail to Cross Bystritza at Jozupol Front
International News Service reports German efforts to breach the Bystritza near Jozupol were thwarted by Russian defenses. Soviet forces repelled southward crossings and repulsed counterattacks in the Carpathians while the Baltic fleet bombarded enemy trawlers offshore.
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Petnocrad
Teuton
Hallea
War ‘Office
Bystritza
Jozupol
Valics
Jeaupol
Seoded
Carpathians
Cearny-Cheremouseh
Baltic
Mann makes bid for Second District GOP nomination
Representative James St. Mann, minority leader in the House, rushed to Chicago from Washington amid a threatened fight for the Republican nomination in the Second District. He campaigned with smiles and handshakes as Melbourne Pl Born ton backs the anti saloon forces against him.
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International
Geicago
James ‘St. Mann
House
Chicago
Washington
Mann
Melbourne PL
Bornton
Fairbanks Resumes Oklahoma Campaign Tour
Charles W. Fairbanks, Republican candidate for vice president, recovered from an attack of indisposition last night in Oklahoma City and resumed his speaking tour in Tulsa. He attributed the illness to constant travel and said he would complete his campaign schedule.
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International News
Tulsa
Okla
Fair
Oklahoma City
Charles W. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
City Machines For Joy Riding Sparks Council Talk
Pittsburg officials debate replacing the city motor vehicles division with an automobile service run by a taxicab company. President J. P. Keir accuses city employees of “joyriding” that leaves detectives unable to obtain cars to pursue criminals, calling the current division useless to the city.
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Pittsburg
P. Keir
Grass Fire Alarm in 7th Ward Causes Concern
Firemen were summoned to a grass blaze in a vacant lot at Clayton and ath streets as an attempt to burn cars sparked the blaze. No damage occurred butthe grass burned briefly, with warnings about street garbage on vacant lots. Chief Conunry plans to notify authorities to stop the practice.
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Clayton and
Ath
Conunry
Lady Stenographer in Murder Case
Miss Camilla E Wilson official court stenographer for Clarion County takes notes of testimony under Judge Sloan in the William Hunt Reynolds murder case. She has served the county for ten years and is regarded as a leading state stenographer. Members of the Protected Home Circle and the New Castle No 6 note dues and meeting changes for 11 Mercantile building. GEO W MURE accountant.
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Clarion Coumty
Sloan
Wiliam Hunt Reynolds
Wilson
Tme Clarion County
New Castle
Mercantile
Geo
W. Mure
Confession Alters Case in Butler Arson Trial
Trial of Carl F. Carleton of Butler for arson of the theatre at Butler on May 4 1904 is set for next Monday. Sieger and Miss Bertha Webber are expected as witnesses. Webber supplied letters claiming Sieger planned the crime to pay Carleton. The case hinges on a confession and the letters alleged to be written during a Wine fear period.
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Carleton
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Sloan Sh
Lawrence County
Art Theatre
Butler
Sleger
Butter County
Bus Mata
Sieger
Elar
Mss Webber
Bertha Webber
Werlessimieny
Miss Webber
Cartelon
Driller Wean
Deaths Of The Day Notable Infant and Young Adult Passings
Death notices list Charles Ikels Wadlinger infant son of Mr and Mrs John B Wadlinger of 07 East Main street who died aged 3 months 19 days from indigestion at home funeral Thursday 10 am at residence with interment in Graceland cemetery Also listed are Edna May Davis 22 daughter of Mrs George Davis of 438 Grant Street who died after illness. Dorothy Madelina Tron eight days old daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward St Brown of 510 1 2 Alaine Street died Labor Day week. Wilbert Blyth Gordon of 421 Bleakley Avenue aged 14 who passed after an illness with funeral plans not yet set. Funeral notices indicate services at residences and interments in local cemeteries.
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Charles Eckels Wadlinger
John B. Wadlinger
East Main Street
Charles Ikels Wadlinger
Jozephing
Myrtle
Resiienes
Graceland Cemetery
Edna May Thos
Edna May Davia
George Davis
Grant Street
George
Sadie Crown Davis
Davis
First M. 8. Church
Ste
H. P. McDanniels
Greenwood Cemetery
Dorothy Madelina Tron
Edward St. Brown
Alaine Street
Dorothy Maile
ABC
Wilbert B. Guava
Wilber Blygh Garon
Bleakley Avenue
Casement Buried Beside Burglar Then Transferred
Berlin dispatch says Roger Casement was buried beside a burglar inVent onville prison yard after execution but relatives later secured permission to move the coffin to Ireland. Authorities claimed a British decree ordered the body to remain in Ireland until a year after the war ends.
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International
Berlin
T the Fremidonivait
Hamburg
Roger Casement
Ventonville
Ireland
Jt Steauer
Casement
Jury 18 Held at Excelsior Hotel in Murder Case
The jury in the Van Reynolds murder case was kept at the Excelsior hotel overnight with Tipstaff H. D. Leglie in charge. Jurors were confined and guarded, not allowed outside contact, as a witness protection measure during the trial.
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Excelsior Hotel
Harbor Jinkted Presbyterian Church Lord’s Supper Set This Sabbath
A fragment notes the Anti-Can society motto and a speaking event. It mentions a Sunday Lord’s Supper at Harbor Jinkted Presbyterian church and a Tuesday incident involving Henry Curtis with a listed value of £70.
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Harbor Jinkted Presbyterian Church
Henry Curtis
Annual Meeting Notice for Almira Home Board
The board of managers of the Almira home will hold their annual meeting on Tuesday September 24 at 0 43 Evlock in the Nethany Litherwa eh aren an East Washington street. Anyone who has contributed to the support of the home is entitled to vote and invited to be present.
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Evlock
Nethany
Eh Aren
East
Washingtontreet
Teachers Institute Payments Scheduled After Annual Count
Teachers who attended the annual count institute will be paid for their participation this week. The notice confirms funding and outlines the Friday disbursement to eligible educators.
Bankruptcy case of Pennsylvania Throttling Works adjourned
Adjudication papers for the Pennsylvania Throttling Works bankruptcy were filed at the register and recorder's office today. The estate has been sold to local buyers. Rewards for recovery of eight stolen automobiles are advertised in circulars from Philadelphia and Indianapolis. A small fire on Montgomery Avenue required firemen this afternoon to extinguish a blaze. Miss Hackis, of North Jefferson Street, completed courses at the Momopathic hospital in Pitts City and is now at her parents' home. Mrs C H Johnson and Messrs Blow and M. Kirk tested for a brief stay at the W. A. A. coalpath Lake Conadohta. even a late miss may make a big bloom when she grows up.
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Register and Recorder
Philadelphia
Intianapolis
Montgomery Avenue
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Bell Phone
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Bell-Ans
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Crawford Avenua
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