McQuiston Aids Coach at Westminster Team
Westminister coach W B Wimberly adds Dan McQuistan as an assistant after his discharge as a major in the U S Army. A 1915 graduate and former center star for Westminster, McQuistan returns to New Wilmington to help prepare for the opening game with West Virginia University at Morgantown next Saturday.
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New Wilmington
W. B. Wimberly
Westmliuster
Dan McQuistan
U. S. Army
West' Siater
McQuiston
Lawrence County Institution
Winsberry
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Death Toll Near 300 in Gulf Tornado Disaster
San Antonio receives first refugees by special train from Texas flood zones as rescue staff and Red Cross aid refugees from Corpus Christi and surrounding areas. Initial trains carried 175 and 280 men women and children, with total anticipated deaths between 400 and 500. Survivors describe harrowing hardship such as barefooted women and scant clothing amid wreckage and relief workers moving refugees to hotels.
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San Antonio
Texas
Corpus Christi
Wenal
Virla
Redross
Seventeen Delegates To Be Sent To Easton
Lawrence County W C T U session lists 17 delegates to the state convention in Boston with one chosen for the national meeting in November. Unions appoint committees to secure temperance slides and distribute them.
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Lawrence County
Orgyn
Croton
McKnight
Eastbrook
HH. Reynolds
Ellwood City
Moerie Allen
Francis Willard
Lillian Marshall
Hazel Dell
D.T. Belph
Highland
Bila Portar
Nashua
Margaret Mitchell
New Wilmington
Is. B. McCommon
Plain Grove
Margaret Shaw
Slippery Rock
E. J. Pattison
Scotland
Esture
South Side
2. Long
West Side
Blanghe Hanna
E. N. Baer
Bullings
Margaret Speer Gibson
Ella Porter
Ben G. Graham
Peuvie
Ts. C. M. Grace
W. Faulle
Emma Emery
Mra
Arney Biddle
N. Baer
Ana Bartlett
T. Ll
J. C. Dowthett
B. J
Pattison
Christine Stutter
Jennie Forquer
O. C. Orr
John Bay
Belle _ Braham
Calvin Smith
Temperance
McCleary
Boston
Steel Strike Seems Likely Next Monday
Youngstown and surrounding towns mobilize citizens into vigilante committees as steelworkers number about 76,000 in districts including Youngstown Warren Niles Girard and nearby areas. Union leaders predict a complete paralysis while company officials expect minimal disruption if the strike occurs.
Zahniser Delivers Late Night Coffee to Election Board
Election board members at Tort weuind of the Second district received a late night coffee treat from George B. Zahniser as they counted votes. The gesture occurred Wed onlay night during a slow period and revived the weary workers.
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Ceorgs B. Zahniser
Zahnseer
Tie
Arn
Labor strike call at steel mills sparks limited walkout
Workers in iron and steel mills urged to quit under union agreements by Amalgamated Association. The strike, led by American Federation of Labor, aims for about ten percent of US Steel workers to walk out, mostly unskilled and many aliens. Steel mill heads expect to operate. skilled workers oppose, many are stockholders. About 10,000 employed in Sharon and Farrell areas. predicted short duration if it occurs.
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Youngstown
Iron and Steel
Warren
Niles
Girard
Oho
New Castle
Farrell
Sharon
J. E. McCadden
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Tlineis Steel Company
Mreautine Ward
Duyals Steel
Horlure
Hammond
Ind
Calumet Steal
Atie Gary Sleelworks
Indiana Harbor
iMwi
Telinoie Steel Company
Dutormal
Btriki
James MH. Grose
Carnegie Steel Company
McDonald and Nites
Carnegie
Lowa d. Campbell
Tin Mills
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Iron and Steel Mills
Blast Furney
Thls
United States Steel Corporation
Mere
Farrel
Useii
Steal Corporation
Steel Corporation Milly
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admistons Discharges
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges for Shenango Valley Hospital. Admitted: Azsheth Meller and Ma eel siveul with hallis RD 7. Discharges include Mia, Fred Brest, Marshall Avenue resident, Hazel Smith Moody Avenue, John Brindle Walnut Street. A quoted text on protective coloration mentions zebras and polar bears.
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Admistons
Azsheth Meller
Maeel Siveul
Hallis
RD. 7
Mia
Fred Brest
Marshall Avenue
Hazel Smith
Moody Avenue
John Brindle
Walnut Street
Mammalian Preaction and Title Form Inquiry
Fragmentary text shows a question about mammalian preaction and form, with garbled names and terms. It mentions Teneher New and a sequence of unclear phrases, including a reference to Moar and a possible inquiry from a person to others.
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Ania
Berlin Nightlife Riot Sparks Debate On Moral Decay
The piece surveys Berlin’s nightlife amid revolutionary tension, arguing the middle class recoils in apathy while the poor suffer hunger. It notes theatres, concert halls, and dance venues drawing crowds, with gambling clubs attracting both wealthy patrons and the morally weakened, in a city-wide cultural shift.
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Berlin
Charles Victor
Leslie
Hut
Seriows
Hedhoven
Wsual
Splendid Ration For Growing Pigs
A historic feed formulation for weaned pigs describes a high energy slop ration using oats, corn and meal, feed form and palatability tweaks. It notes mixing with milk, separate or combined feeding with sows, and suggests alternative ingredients and grain mixes depending on market and availability, including tankage and skim milk.
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Mary
Mit
Deaths of the Day Corban and Brandon families
Funeral and memorial notices detail services for Mrs. Sarah Vorban at Dewey Avenue Methodist Church with interment in Greenwood Cemetery, and Mrs. Lao Brandon services at the family residence with Center U. P. Church interment. Mrs. Sarah Hettenbaugh dies at 601 McItyre Avenue after three years of illness. funeral Friday at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Collitt and Greenwood Cemetery burial. Mrs. Sarah Kelly's funeral at St Marys Church with interment in St Marys Cemetery. Pallbearers listed for multiple services.
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Corban
Ursadop
Lao
Brandon
Slippery Rock
New
Calvin
Center U. P
James Brandon
James Mackey
George Hanna
Roy Brandon
Johan Lamm
George T. Weingartner
Sarah Jane Hettenbaugh
Sarah Jane Kettenbaugh
Fof
Lote
James Hettenbaugh
McCitury Avenue
G. W
George
Harry
Claunncy
Frederick
Marriett Marlin
Infant Ponka rites held in Shenango township
Infant Pon, Tafint Ponka, son of Min and Mrs. Stanley Ponka of Shenango township, passed last evening at 7 o'clock. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 1 o'clock and interment followed at St. Joseph's cemetery.
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Pon
Tafint Ponka
Min
Stanley Ponka
Shenango Township
Mate
BL. Joseph's Cemetery
Haulti Repose Reported At City Health Dept
Pneumonia and erysipelas cases were reported to the health department today. Mrs. Fot Xzo of 806 Lafayette Street has pneumonia and Mrs. J P Mays of 624 Neckford Street has erysipeloid symptoms.
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Pnaumonii
Erystpelia
Fot Xzo
Lac Fayette Treet
Han Pneumonia
JP. Mays
Neckford Atreety
Fragmentary Portrait of a Born Optimist In Local Letters
Incomplete OCR text hints at quotes praising a steadfast, hopeful person named Jones. It references youthful talk, perseverance through hardship, and a belief that courage remains despite cloudy skies. The passage appears to be a local commentary or letter fragment from a community paper.
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