Man Kills Wife Then Takes Own Life at Plant
In Dunkirk last week a 41 year old man, Job Stines, shot his wife at home after she refused to return with him. He then attacked bystanders, shot at her, and turned the gun on himself, dying later. Mrs. Stines survived with injuries. the couple had a 2 year old child. The tragedy occurred near the Isa Company plant and prompted hospital treatment for the wife and police investigation.
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Us Pian Company
Seaaina
Tras
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Isa Company
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Lndeiog
Geri Notager
Paunertranta
Extme
Merselt
Wee Mile Baby
Warrey
Abe
Stra
Pian
Falaua
Sean” Abeala
Aire
Burke
Bed Sisters
Manarer
Aiba Tham
Egan Shochve
Boia
Wersank
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Masamea
Treehamell
Aline
Ll Ut
Gentae Dekores
Canonster
Carrie Elleppin
Dead Man
Borgue
Gibson and Wilson
Mpa
Stings
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Ruslana
W_ Baker
E Helios
Toni
Seinen
Tifmertt
Dunkirk
Leon
Celaron
Yicono
Austen Prumfee
Count Chatreigh
Wgctedeumf
Wheatien Acier
Auetrin
Fam der Koarpt
de Ba
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Opnor
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Adler
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de Adler Gurreuderen
Maine
Lia Rendon
Ana Worsow
Victor Adler
Sciath
Vakusut
Francis Joreph
Berlin
Gehalancea
Ming
Skys
Irene Gays
Rhieinrich Adler
President Wilson Confident He Will Be Re elected
A garbled report notes President Wilson’s confidence in reelection as campaign activity continues. It mentions planned speeches in Buffalo and New York City and a forthcoming appearance in Washington, with Allen B. Packer and W. Ger Andy arranging events and a Tuesday conference with the president to discuss political prospects.
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Wilson
Huston
Witson
Dia
Gimeinagit
Allen B. Packer
W. Ger
Andy
Tor
Ham
GORK DATS AND RYE GROPS 70 BE MUCH LESS THIS YEAR
Grain crops and rye yields are forecast to fall sharply this year with lower market values. Reports show reduced production, weaker prices, and higher costs across Pennsylvania’s principal crops including corn and wheat.
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Pennsylvania
State Department of Apioal
Lex
Poltsey
Rioting at Creighton Upsets Miners Meeting
Report of a riot at Creighton near Wisner yesterday as police entered a crowd at a Miner workers rally led by Jane B. White president of the United Mine Workers of America. Shots were fired and several men clashed with officers as the crowd dispersed. One miner was injured and required care at a local hospital.
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Gure
Jane B. White
Gated
Wisner
Hohn Ut
Agar Wall
Austrian Officer Murder Victim in Political Assassination
A Vienna case reports an officer killed during a politically motivated assassination plot. The gunman overpowered two others before arrest. authorities cite political motives and note the assailant claimed influence from radical groups. The incident prompted government statements and expressions of concern from officials.
Passenger train hold up near welder depot
Report of a passenger train robbery with the engineer forced to stop the train after the hijacker threatened the crew. The incident occurred near a distant town as the locomotive halted and the attacker fled, leaving the train briefly immobilized.
Cities with Commission Government Favor Change in Structure
A broad survey from community leaders and officials discusses adopting a commission form of government in several stricken cities. The report, prepared for Warrun and Butter, notes continued debate among mayors clerks and business groups about efficiency and local autonomy under the proposed system.
Meeting notes reveal changes in administration processes
A fragmented report outlines a meeting where military figures and prominent officials discussed proposals. Names and places are partially obscured, but references to Washington and Corsian office hint at ongoing governmental adjustments. The document mentions potential returns to a city and unspecified arrangements awaiting confirmation.
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Amano
Elien
Mieth
Wan
Orohanly
Sunaina
Elinen Arcendouda
Acahaxasdor
Washtegion
Feill
Ril Uy
Twat Pest
Corsian
Conspiracy Against Austria Uncovered Following Assassination
Military Police arrest plotters as authorities reveal a conspiracy against Austria after an assassination attempt. Details remain sparse but officials identify the aim to destabilize the government and undermine wartime efforts. Names and dates are not disclosed in the available fragments.
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Austria
French make break in Peronne drive headlined by German counterattack
Fragmentary report from October 3 describes French gains along the Serunne line and repulsed German counterassaults near Taustay and Sully Saisch South of law Same 3. Bombardment of Carmaces and rail targets referenced with four tons of explosives dropped. Reports of aerial and ground actions near Meir and Verdun area include claims of German losses and French advances amid ongoing shelling and air engagements.
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Mill Ler
Taustay
Sully
Saisch
Law
Ballas
Guigetieue Gefendigg
Efort
Meir
Ofc
Eunevile
PenatPagre memorial service announced in Bonnaslvania
A memorial service for Samuel Penuredeker, prominent local figure and coordinator of the Pune Service Committee, will be held tomorrow night at the Buus of ro sesentativas. The ceremony honors his leadership in the community and his role in organizing parish drivers.
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Aremorta
Samuel Penuredeker
Bonnaslvania
Pune
Cormmigeane
Tngis
THREE ELECTRICIANS KILLED IN PLANT ACCIDENT
Three electricians at Branteton Rigs Go plant in Memuchem Pennsylvania died after a yellow wire or faulty equipment caused a fatal incident. Investigators say the men were working under high tension when a failure occurred. Families left behind mourn the workers as officials probe the cause.
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Memuchem
Branteton
Cimgar
Vinumis
Milk Inquiry Schedule Set by Ontario Officials
The inquiry into milk matters will begin tomorrow morning in Hurriebucg Ontario with Brombaugh overseeing. Governor Havri from Mirsiand is expected to attend along with local officials as the session focuses on pricing and supply concerns.
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Brombaugh
Maryure
Sinmars
Mirsiand
Protest Against Embargo Noted by Region Government
Ros presented to the Region government a note protesting Norway's embargo on belligerent movements by submarines. Cabinet held a meeting to revise the note but no firm decision was reached as the matter remains undecided.
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Sketiquin
Ord
Region Envernment
Norway
Two Gases to Be Tried at Present Term of Civil Court
Court convened today with only two cases chosen for trial. A. Newkirk for the alias of Salon Al Keophaet seeks damages in the estate matter of George Loomhary deceased. George Lougenmara sues Lanigduy in WF Clinger for a branch of rempeant. Lougannire v S peer concerns a separate lawsuit over alleged recovery of money prior to death. A second suit against Lucille S Piays and Brenk Slodeett arises from Lozvugu of ouagemMe dispute. The proceedings focus on rapidly advancing trials and firm timelines.
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A. Newkirk
Salon
George Loomhary
George Lougenmara
Lanigduy
Clinger
Lougannire
Cpeer
Ander
ouagemMe
Lucille
Brenk Slodeett
Mey
Clodeett
Green and Davidson Store Set for Scofield Block Opening
The Green and Davidson store to reopen in Scofield Block after a previous fire, occupying space over Waren Lighting and Power, with plans for fall furnishings and a stock up from New York. Davidson expects a quick return to service as deliveries resume and the enterprise reshapes its layout and offerings.
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Green & Davidson
Scofield
Green and Davidson
Seaman
Laverty EU
Fim
Pennnvremna
Woolworth Company Taust
Syinger
Lund
New York
Ty Bocca
A. Davidson
Daridera
Episcopal Church Name Change Debated by Convention Deputies
Delegates at the convention debated whether to change the name of the Episcopal Church in a move urged by leaders and supporters. Frederics C. Mogrehanse of Milwaukee argued other issues demand priority, noting the church must address pressing problems before a name shift. Clerical associations reported friction as discussions focused on implications for church identity and unity.
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Bt Lidlan
Gee
Atg
tamAria
Maya Ekal
Urschmerh
Hiss
Dhe
Satur
Wilawe
Frederics C. Mogrehanse
Miewaukee
Helene
Louie Lana
Campaign remarks near close amid war talk
A July or late period speech by a national leader discusses wartime stance and domestic policies. The speaker emphasizes civilian cooperation, representation rights, and cautions against isolating the nation from potential global conflict while lauding economic unity and national sentiment.
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