NAB GIRL BANDIT WITH PAL FLEES IN PHILADELPHIA
A 20 year old policeman Stephen V. Fabeck was shot and gravely wounded while pursuing a bandit and a 15 year old girl accomplice named Dorothy May Rogers was captured nearby. The pair attempted robberies including a shoe store and a Logan grocery. The girl said her companion was William Tan Worth. Worth hijacked a truck at gunpoint and fled, engaging in a running gun battle before boarding a train toward New York. The wounded officer received blood transfusion aid as volunteers stepped forward.
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Philadelphia
Wind@rim
Lindley Avenues
Logan
Ban
York Road
Lindley Avenue
Louis Snyder
Snyder
Stephen V. Fabeck
Wagner Avenue
Jewish Hospital
Fabeck
Dorothy May Rogers
West Westmoreland Street
William Tan Worth
Water Street
Ontario
Tam
Coal tax forecast for 1923 exceeds initial figure
Auditor General Lewis on February 29 announced that the anthracite coal tax for 1923 is expected to total 7 2 7 8 7 8 8 dollars, with revisions in coal values possibly boosting the figure. Reports show ten companies will pay 80 percent of the tax and two near 1 million each, while 1923 remains above normal due to forced production and high values.
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Auditor General
Hrathsburg
Lewis
Ne Cald
Neighbor Rescues Paralyzed Man From Crafton Fire
In Pittsburgh area, I N Zern of Crafton, paralyzed for four years, was carried to safety by neighbor Edward Tegan after smoke and flames overtook his burning home. Firefighters battled flames as the house, valued at 315,000, was destroyed. Other residents were driven back by smoke.
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Crafton
Pittsburgh
Tech
I. N. Zern
Edward Tegan
Hozan
Zein
Fourteenyearold in Brownsville charged after fatal playmate injury
In Uniontown Pennsylvania a 14yearold boy Alex Augut is charged after his playmate Henrys Mopayee was found dead in a field last Saturday. Police say the boys planned to run away toward Arizona. They argued over a public safety item and money. Augut allegedly struck Mopayee.
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Lad
Tniontown
Fett
Alex Augut
Brownsville
Iit
Henrys Mopayee
Augut
Arizona
Anned
Sam Aggut
Constitution on View and Declaration Display at Library Shrine
The Constitution and the Declaration of Independence were placed in a marble shrine in the Library of Congress for public viewing in a ceremony attended by President Coolidge Mrs Hughes and congressional leaders. The documents once kept in a vault may now be viewed by the public on special occasions, protected by gelatin-coated files to prevent light damage.
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Washington
Library of Congress
Coolidge
Hughes
Senate
House
Tonz
State Department
Convicted of Burning Man to Death in Welland
William Camfield, 27, found guilty of murdering Albert J. Morningstar, 72, a retired farmer, whose home was burned after an attack and robbery on Christmas morning in Welland Ontario. Morningstar was discovered burned to death. Camfield’s conviction rests on evidence from the arson and assault.
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Welland
Ont
William Camfield
Albert J. Morningstar
Calcutta Hears Pittsburgh London Tech Broadcast
A Calcutta Statesman cab report says a 32 minute broadcast of Pittsburgh, London, and Tech 20 1 was heard clearly in Calcutta last Saturday night via Station KRDRKA in Pittsburgh and relayed from London to Calcutta.
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Calcutta
Pittsburgh
London
Krdrka
Mttsburgh
India
Calcutta Statesman
Bars bobbed haired girls in local ad sparks debate
In Norristown the Lee Tire company advertised for typists claiming women with bobbed hair are "short in other things" especially mental concentration. General Manager Kearns dismisses the stereotype, while Deployment Manager Womenwood says orders came from his chief and the firm aims to avoid "flappers" by hiring only non bobbed applicants.
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Norristown
Lee Tire Aval Kintver
Kearns
Managcer Womewood
Afr
Train Ends Woman's Life in Collison at Waymart Crossing
Mrs. Walter Bigart aged 34 of Weat Tonesdale died when an automobile carrying her and Charles Arthur a contractor from Dsher ry was struck by a Delaware and Hudson freight train at a grade crossing in Waymart. Arthur was seriously injured while the couple were en route to the home he was building for Mrs. Bigart.
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Scranton
Walter Bigart
Weat
Waistline Trends Rise At Paris Openings
Fashion notes from Paris openings indicate a shift toward a higher waistline with many smart outfits showing a nipped in effect suggesting the waistline may reemerge as a dominant silhouette.
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Paris
Abolish National Railroad Labor Board Proposed in House
Washington Feb 2 Abolition of the railroad labor board and replacement by compulsory arbitration for railway labor disputes was proposed by Senator Nowell Republican Nebraska. It will be introduced in the House by Representative Barkley Democrat Kentucky.
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Aboliah Rail Board
Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Nowell
Repub
Iran
Nebraska
Barkley
Kentucky
Ambiguous Night Out Sparks Romantic Moment
A dialogue rich with misread lines reveals a couple planning an outside evening, one cautious, the other eager. As the winter moon shines, concerns fade and the man asks to kiss, but the response is playful ambiguity.
Ohio funds Fort St Clair site for a park display
Ohio uses a legislative appropriation to acquire Port St Clair, a Northwest Territory fort site near Eaton. Fort St Clair, once commanded by Captain Adair and linked to Little Turtle, saw a 1791 battle with heavy losses. The Ubble County Historical Society set up a seven ton marble bowlder with bronze tablet to honor those who died over a century ago.
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Ohio
Fort St. Liar
State of
Port St. Clair
Eaton
Fort St. Clair
Northwest Territory
Eittle Turtle
Whliee
John Adar
Ureble County Historican Society
Economy Ray Maor Courtship Recounts Personal saga
The fragment references Ray Maor and a personal courtship tale with mentions of family, expenses, and media sources including the New York Sun and Globe. The readable parts suggest a brief biographical or social note within a historical newspaper context.
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Ray
Maor
New York Sun and Globe
Reunion Possibility for Family Split Since Childhood
Altoona Pa February 28 A family tale spans decades as Jules and Eugene Noon meet for the first time in thirty five years in Mt Aldora XA. The five siblings were separated in childhood and placed with different families. Esther Noon Roundell in Mienaville and Phigene Noon from Massachusetts plan to reunite with the others. Edgar Noon reportedly in Trending Pa.
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Altoona
Atort
Jules
Eugene Noon
Aldora
Sears
Chidhood
Robert Andersee
Tyréne
Juan Altooni
Giksfor Imne
Eugene Noowsa
Thompsontown
Esther
Mlenavilie
Aestheia Dhirty
Wangie Roundell
Phigene
Massachisots
Mysteries of the Ancients Seeded Age-Mod Containers Tale
A fragment describes Lespilas Agriculture seeds aged in tomb storage for King Titaehluumen lore. It mentions medicinal herbs and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound touted as a historic remedy for ailments unique to women. The ad-like text blends myth with product promotion.
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Department of Agriculture
Lespilas
Titaehluumen
Axo
Lydia H. Piikham
Public Sale at Mt Pleasant on March 19 1924
The undersigned Intending to decline farming will sell at public sale in Mt Pleasant on Saturday March 19 1924 beginning at 10 a m. Items include household goods farming implements a single and doubles plows riding corn cultivators and harnesses. Proceeds go to pay debts and settle estate.
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Mt. Pleasant
Public Sale of Valuable Personal Property and Farm
Auction notices describe a public sale near Long Corner to Damascus on Tuesday March 18 1924 at 10 am listing horses cattle wagons plows harvest equipment harnesses, hundreds of farm items, plus a 200 acre farm with buildings and terms offering six month credit on sums over sixteen dollars. Also another sale near Reels Bll on March 1 1924 at 10 am listing livestock and farming implements with six month credit and settlement rules.
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Long Corner
Damascus
Marci UL
Barshear
Syracuse
Loliay
Aarness
Seth Jerd
Hareos
Rousriold
Inowss Te. Witt Ty ‘T Marcer
Phillipe
Ajb Miller
Clerka
Lerma
Tolin Fe Dutraw
Auctiowear
Joseph Hf
Bursard
Cites
Jamex Loive
Eye Eerie Ee Renter
Maida
Tate
Torman
E Norwood
Auecionert
Trondrkeon
Chyik
Wuektering
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