Deserter Klugh Arrested After Exciting Cottage Fight
Henry T. Klugh, a deserter from Army Base Hospital No 5, is held in Hackensack New Jersey on charges linking him to a major robbery and two murders near Sugar Grove. He escaped capture after a gunfight with Warren county officers, was brought to Warren, then escorted back to camp, and later identified in Hackensack with a pistol and two revolvers.
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Muir
Henry T. Klugh
Berdine
Whaleden
Denigan Cottage
Sugar Grove
Hackensack
N. J
Klugh
Warren
Long Island
Sheriff Muir
Army Base
Hospital No. 5
17Th Machine Gun Company
H. T. Klugh
Wholeden
Narrow escape of railroader under two gars
John Lane, son of Enzo H Lane of Fourth Avenue, narrowly escaped death at the Pennsylvania Yards when he slipped and fell between two moving freight cars. He lost two fingers on his right hand and was bruised about the head and neck, then taken to Waren General Hospital.
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John Lane
Enzo H Lane
Fourth Avenue
Pennsylvania Yards
Th Waren General Hospital
Desperate Suspect Highlighted by Camp Officer Arrival
Officers described Kiugh as the most desperate man they had encountered in duty. When the Camp officer arrived in Warren, he confirmed the suspicions.
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Kiugh
Warren
Warren Man Hurt In Auto Accident Resting Easy
A Warren man injured near Ridgway when a Philadelphia and Erie train hit his Ford near the Ridgway house is resting comfortably in Ridgway Hospital. Frank Jacobs and George Bechor were severely hurt. a passenger, Frank Yeager, is delirious. A second Warren man, Mr Donovan, is dangerously hurt. The car was hurled down a steep embankment.
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Donavan
Ridgway
Roller Rink Closed by Warren Board of Health
The Warren Borough Health Board ordered the skating rink shut to curb influenza. The resolution, adopted at a meeting attended by physicians, directs immediate closure of all public and private rinks until further notice. No report was available from the board today.
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Board of Health
Warren
Board of Health of
Warren Boro
Pennsylvania
T M. Greenland
Attest” Co
Scnmehl
Thhe Health Board
Hospital at Mayburgis Now Closed
Villagers praise the work of Mr and Myre Harner and Dy Serpif as the hospital in Maybur gis is shut down amid a final community sentiment honoring their service and dedication.
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Mayburgis
Mr. and Myre, Harner and
Dy Serpif
Emergency hospital run by Horner couple praised after epidemic
Mrs Fred Horner and her husband led an emergency hospital at Warren to treat influenza patients from nearby areas. Six men and one woman were cared for. all recovered except one who died before burial. Mrs Horner reports Marburg back to normal with few mild cases. Dr Serrill received high praise for tireless work, while Mrs Farro’s eye condition worsened.
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Fred Horner
Warren
Joe Farro
We Patien
Buffato
Jane
Dr. Serrill
Cleaning Up Warren Streets and Prisoner News
A stroll on Liberty Street reveals a display of new washing machines as citizens inspect the shipment. Sheriff Muir holds two inmates in the county hotel after Justice Wheeler sent Billy Smead for assault and battery. Smead faces a $10 fine plus costs and 30 days in jail. Samuel Palmer remains boarder No. 1 awaiting trial next March for a serious offense.
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Warren
Liberty Street
C. Beckley
Muir
Wheeler
Billy Smead
Billy
W. F. Rhone
Carver House
Samuel Palmer
Death of A L Richards Father of Warren Woman
Warren friends learned this morning of the death of A L Richards at his Wilkinsburg home after a long illness. His wife survives with three daughters Mrs Haines of Warren Mrs Martin of Wilkinsburg and Mrs Bliss of Pittsfield Mass Two sons Wat er and Orville of Wilkinsburg. Mrs Lindsey was called to Wilkinsburg.
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A. L. Richards Warren
A. L Richards
F. G Haines
Warren
Wilkinsburg
Haines
Martin
Bliss
Pittsfield
Mass
Water and
Orville
Wikinsburg
E S&s Lindsey
Gray Offered Railroads Director General Post
Gray Washington has been offered the post of director general of the railroads of the United States to take effect when McAdoo retires early next year. He has led the division of operations for the railroad administration and was previously president of the Western Maryland Railroad.
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Gray
Washington
Railroads
United States
McAdoo
The
Railroad Administration
Western Maryland Railroad
Peace Principles Shared by Allied and American Statesmen
Speech traces a rare global consensus on peace principles, urging swift action to quiet distributing questions and unite for a common object. It emphasizes the world’s yearning for peace achieved through agreement rather than arms, noting the speaker’s departure from home duty to aid humanity’s enterprise.
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United States
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the Tabernacle
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General Hospital
Warren Man
Times’ Bay
Hiv
Sera
Mortuary Record
Raii
Men’s Union
W. A. Hal
Warren Times
Lane
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