Murder spree rattles Tome as third child slain
A reward of 32,000 spurs renewed police and civilian efforts to catch a brutal killer terrorizing Tome's lower class. The seven year old victim was found Sunday with throat marks indicating strangulation. two other children were also murdered in the same manner. In other notes, a Mexico City man named Einstein is reportedly wanted in Los Angeles or San Francisco for fraud. Shanghai students patrol streets protesting a general strike against foreign domination. a Tampico gas explosion kills ten Mexicans drilling an oil well.
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Penfield Dedicates Monument To Ten Heroes Of All Wars
Memorial Day in Penfield honored ten local soldiers with a cemetery monument reading To The Memory of Penfield Soldiers Of ALL Our Wars. A large crowd heard the Linville Gettysburg address read by a student, with remarks from Judge Webber and Mrs. S. B. Chambers. A letter from ex-Commissioner A. B. Hayes described pioneer Penfield families as patriotic and industrious, noting Civil War service and long Memorial Day remembrance. The article lists Penfield enlistees from Battery B Ist Ohio Volunteer Light Artillery.
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Addison Blanchard
Merwin Blanchard
John Blanchard
Lewis R. Penfield
Harlan P. Penfield
Telephone Girl Now Well in Marshalltown Iowa
A Marshalltown telephone operator describes two years of leg pains and cramps disabling work. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills she improves and recommends the medicines to friends. Another testimonial from Dover, New Hampshire, notes dizziness and weakness easing after taking the compound.
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Marshalltown
Iowe
P. E. Everts
Clarmnce S. Norton
Pierce St., Dover, N. H
Miners Win Again In West Virginia Trial
In Wheeling on June 2 federal Judge Baker dismissed contempt charges against International President John J. Lewis and nineteen others in a major court battle with West Virginia and Pittsburgh Coal Company. The ruling ends a costly prosecution in a labor dispute tied to the miners’ vigorous legal actions.
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International
John J. Lewis
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Monument Dedication Praise From Local Figure
The speaker extols Judge A. R. Webber for dedicating the monument, noting the long association with Penfield figures and expressing gratitude for his gracious responses to every local call. The passage lists many names and honors a living writer among them.
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