Automaker Plans Major Contract Amid Union Talks
Arnold announced a large auto contract for the Arge Motor Company, seeking to enter a new market against Ford. The plan includes temporary staffing, foreign involvement concerns, and a push to secure permanent operations by next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arge Motor Company
Enter - Automobile
Marie Rawatac Iing Company
Witeer
Avec Sater Com Ag
Deckros
Bien
Toovarter
Gion Doliare
Arnold
Ari
Ebe Wowlwuslu
Darige
Werran Amd
Bey Selar
Thaw era testimony stirs New York court scene
In a New York hearing the thaw case prompts routine proceedings as the defense braces for next week. A notable audience includes judge Hendrick, Mrs Slaton, and Leo Wranko’s sentence mention. Bor Sietpa enters, drawing attention amid the courtroom activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nly
Bor Sietpa
Leo Wrank
Jaathe Hendrick
Mra
Slaton
Map of American trade routes advertised by Chamber of Commerce
A broad print ad describes a high grade paper map distributed to promote commerce. It lists routes through Niagara Falls to Western Pennsylvania and New York, with connections to Philadelphia, Baltimore, and coastal regions. The piece highlights several rail lines, shipping routes, and commercial sponsors, claiming trends in tourism and industrial appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amern
Taalla
Niowetsta
Gumagée
Saat
Wentern
Peamayltenia
Safar
Mepe
Stacey
Waybenboro
Wid
Rarcheter
Uiete
Virginia
Maryland
Sieveland Fecall
Oslo
Niagara
Palle Lao
Butaly Co Ware Feeaa
Henry Purple
Icoem Pitta Bote
Almongt Desiens Parcieniar
Touriets
Fateh Vatu
Pounrrivania
New York
Romnac
Warren
Yalow
Hailse
Walle
Tee Dream Co
Beralt Huntwars Company
Time National Ame
Penertvania ‘Sales
Tison
Seieca Gll
Wesley Wacren Wencee
Balibomaieum
Combany, Fenner
Etal Gulvere Coments
Sane
Wit Works
Warres Ssvinge Bank
Ad. Mier Naeren Garage
Adainton
Interent
Rosspaiugaate
Leo Lage
Beady
Ebiety
Larouals
Stata
Honest the 018 Home Week Prelude in July Town
July 1 program in the town features a concert by the Ringler Howe, with performances by May La Jones and Rechaeen. Rain dampened some outdoor plans but a large audience enjoyed the event. A parade is planned for Friday with decorations by local businesses and a special invitation for all residents to join. Community fundraisers anticipate raising money for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiomesta
Ringler Howe
Aloes Bennet Saagen
Aroma
Mathead Banke
Ana Central
Comer
Ihn Pyran
German Squadron Attacks Russian Torpedo Boats
German squadron launches an attack on Russian torpedo boats, engages the enemy and forces them to retreat. The action highlights a clash at sea with German ships pressing the engagement against Russian forces.
War News Fragments From July Fronts and Naval Actions
Patchy dispatches from Petrograd and London detail July 1 naval and ground actions. Reports claim German forces attacked trenches near Tallinn and the Britisk captured positions on the peninsula while Russian and Norwegian vessels faced torpedo threats. Vienna and Berlin curbs cited retreats and offensives with scattered confirmations of trench gains and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torpedo Mat
Racsiaa
Torpedo
Bone
Syerman
Gallatins
Kec
le Jenat
Sughir Tiers
Berlin
London
Bonear
Anuthanne
Lithia
Merrian Army
Man Charged Killer Wives Sentenced After Jury Verdict
A jury returned a verdict of guilty against George Souuyn Smith in a case charging murder of his three wives for life insurance. The trial, held in Beatstsone Mande, saw intense testimony about the alleged killings. Judge Seruven delivered the sentence after jurors were instructed on the charge, noting the verdict was highly favorable to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonteu
George Souuyn Smith
Beatstoe Mande
Amity
Killa
Thal Ant
Warren Club's Social Rise Mirrors County Reform Era
A garbled 1915-era account describes Warren social clubs, athletic growth, and civic ties. It notes the largest city club rebuilding, athletic momentum, and a push toward social advancement via improving premises and public standing. The piece highlights community enthusiasm, impending changes, and the drive to extend influence through organized events.
Arbogit Murder Charge in Pittsburgh Trial
Fragmentary OCR notes report a murder case linked to Fornes and Bowers in Pittsburgh. Statements describe Franklin Seaneider’s death, with defenses denying prior knowledge and police outlining the charges and suspect arrests.
Protests Rise Over Armenian War Sinking
Reports from Washington describe a German submarine attack that sank the Armenian ship, killing many American and Armenian sailors. Officials read a formal protest and pledge to pursue immediate diplomatic action, while survivors recount the disaster and the fateful moment of the vessel's loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Mumper
Ammenion
Germany
Imeiduye
Puss
Dajee Dusiaces
Farien
Pageeneere
Jersca
Washington
Fotians
Hans
Dante
Farmed Boos EL Pato and The Hening et Seaceettta
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice in a regional paper. Names and places are garbled but reference to a farm, event near a coast or shore, and a request or report on agricultural matters. Details are unclear due to transcription errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aera
LABIES OF TRE MAGABEES AT WARREN SAVINGS BOWL MEETING
A large gathering of women representatives from several towns met in Warren for a conference closing today. Key figures included Mrs May Icker and Miss Agnes Stewart among others, with visiting delegates touring local sites and praising the Warren Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Sueings
Frvol
Dourd
Eta
Bitesounbury
Rirayera B. Brown
Bint Dina
Ueauties Sr Warren
Lea
Ube Warren Savings Bow
Thame Clark Daughter Weds Editor in Bowling Green Ceremony
The wedding of Thame Clark's daughter to the editor drew about 2 000 attendees as ceremonies moved through a large church. Speakers included prominent local figures. musicians led the procession and reception featured many guests and reported by the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Messenerson
Hationat Ovse
Fhemson
Walior
Anita
Clark
Seagie
Damamier
Pemaon
Lasuial
Miontians
Yrow
Convention Opens Banquet and Sessions to Continue
Open to attendees, the July convention at VM. GC. A. will begin with a banquet this evening and run through Tuesday afternoon. The program includes a prayer service, welcome remarks, credential reports, and election of officers. Notable figures such as staff and delegates will attend, with sessions focused on credentials, reports, and organizational matters. A sporting goods sale was announced as part of fresh offerings for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VM. GC. A
Renecrvasia
Emily
Ieee
Redvese
Tate
Famert i Hopii
Sr Mn JR
Moe
W. J. Atone
Toll Gall
Wutfee
Sekling Ut Pelceten
Audieer—iepreseuenive
Powe
Olneo
Adarest Ea
Brockway
Uranse
Lettunre
Borecht
Andrese
National
Treainared
Camanate
Coli Shamibaben Saural
Eonsitiomad
Victor Frederik H Oltingee
Dulles de Gor Superiore
Staley Tingoed
Walliams
Civ Sezeiin Eenplogy
Crees Wanawer
R. Ar
Cetting
Simaten
Bathers
Ail Coumulttece
Lesser
Regula
Remington Aml
Hnn
Nant Moe
Toatanlution A
OMA Ore ‘Djourm ® Ua
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tating Company
Gity
VAL
Ford
Patong
Piriday
Hhonesta
Maral Gras Om Wriday
Nigat
Chie Screame
Ine
Deraise War
Alteen
Fred
Earl Works
Garmuen
Tre
Pirkisti
Tallipoli
Peninsula
Britisti
Petrograd
Winday
Mam
Eres
Gancor
Seadae
Sng
Chamber of Com
Ina
Soyomphioh
Clerlen
Kemiors
Mogterpal
Rhearat Aplf
Warren Anit i
Murrer
Pittspurg
Thomae Fornes
Atorge McHenry
Williss Bowers
Franklin Seaneider
Borneys
Fornes
BcHel
Federds
Bowers
Qrasington
Nevgbe
Mmspestor Crooks
Pittsbore
Schmelder
Schience
Formes
Uus
Maione
Evelyn Noab
Minion
Thame Clark
Issenti
Pemistvaa
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Smith
Cuaries
Sporting Coods
Fevelvee
Sandly
Dew Lys Fk
Aed
Fenone
Aye Row
Tamilar
Sham
Simi
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!