Not Guilty but Pay the Costs Pennsylvania Verdict
Jury deliberated all night ending September term of criminal court. William R. Bolier found not guilty on key charges and sent back for 다른 counts. Charles Cornell convicted on multiple counts and awaiting formal sentences. case details span theft and related offenses with trial spanning two days.
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Tehag
Fe Commonwealth
Willam 2
Boller
Reon
Roller
Barner
Monesta Ralimand
Holler
Non
Thia Teem
Ae Fertion
Arcepurdle
William R. Bolier
Teatty- Goran Faron Ware. Avait Hte, An Rent Het For Home,. Beligeine
Ihetoaria Clark
Grand Tury
Seston
Une-court
Hioratoy
Clarmnce Cornell
Thimbicond
Cro
Stevan Teith Wysloe
War injury ends in death en route to hospital
A man suffered a severed leg and fatal injuries after being struck while near a railway area. He was picked up by ambulance crews, placed on a stretcher, and taken to the city hospital where he died shortly after arrival. Police and investigators prepared to pursue the incident with family notification pending.
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Behaiu
We N.Y
Penong
St Aithom
Thle
eKwin
Jessar
Brand Land
Dx City
Wahing
Cuarra
Gideon & Wilann
START MEW INVESTIGATION TO WIPE OUT LEGALIZED VICE
The text reports a broad federal probe into legalized vice, led by the Bureau of Investigation. It describes sweeping efforts to target organized crime networks tied to vice operations, outlining collaboration between federal agencies and law enforcement to curb illicit activities and corruption. The piece references past inquiries and noted figures associated with organized crime.
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Washington, Bent
Bureau of Enternational Heraous
Federal Bureau of Investication
Tantex
Rerminas
Women hiked 500 miles to Mealth WVII
Denver reporters recount two young women from the Phome Girls program who undertook a 500 mile hike toward Mealth, traveling via Denver and Gorterads Springs. The journey aimed to preserve choir work positions, with one hiker sustaining tires and weather hardships. They intend to continue indoor work in Denver, avoiding further outdoor duties.
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Denver
Cote
ne-Wen
Wretata
Kent
Mahle
Piorenre Baler
Goterads
New York Street Garden Strike Grips City Transit
A broad strike by urban gardeners disrupts New York City transportation as lines grind to a halt. Officials warn a citywide tie up could continue without swift negotiations. Local organizers cite worker rights and safe street plantings as key issues driving the action.
Surface line strike shuts New York transit system
A strike by surface line workers in New York halted interborough service as 1,290 employees walked off. Transit officials prepared for widespread disruption with police patrols and contingency plans as unions pressed wage and contract demands, threatening broader city-wide transit paralysis.
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New York
Nabway Ima
Taalway
Interborouss
Easait
Thiesi
P. Shamtz
Interboroush Rapid Franste
Advauat Bolte
Weuls Liant
Ald
Rien
We Union
Crawe
Ue Maby
Goce
Eedtwey
New York Railways
Atria
Throme
Amuet- Patton
Anavanent
Iit
Etrike Faty
Tarioun
Cit
Howecs
Germany Bans Unfair Nut Harvest Practices
Lorlin, Sept 7. The central government bans the pel ingot green nuts previously gathered in Germany. Authorities aim to prevent overharvesting and ensure fair yields, restricting quantities to curb waste and protect forest resources during peacetime.
Price of Bread May Be Raised to Ten Cents
Chicago report on proposals debated by the executive committee of the National Association of Bakeries. Three propositions were discussed to meet rising costs due to flour and wheat, with a potential ten cent price point. The committee anticipated a vote and noted weigh and price adjustments amid fluctuating grain costs.
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Chicago
National Association
Zeven
Oxarutie
Suberitved
Borough Council Power Shift and City Governance Act Text
Fragmented text outlines sections of a proposed constitutional act for a third class city. It prescribes legislative power vested in a council with mayor and four councilmen, and details restrictions on officials, budgeting, and contracting. It mentions annual compensation, prohibitions on extra pay, and contract procedures for city work and purchases.
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Pennsylvania
Oliver
Cole
Surag
Piresibenne
Ceryumt
Miore
Convincor
Witabut
Cite Governmient
Praretihad
Comey
Derrick editor recalls Dylan Winger and local oil history
A damaged Derrick page excerpt shows editor apologizing for errors and recounting Dylan Winger of Grand Valley, Warren and family links to early oil drilling. It notes Winger’s service in 1862 Chil Wie era, a Reed well near Cherry Run, and a prolific Lad Well site, with tributes and continued notes on Page Four.
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Grand Vallay
Oiliiaa
Derrick
Bradford
Wu Tollowe
Josian G. Winker
Grad
Wil Piunser
Drake
Toy
Grand Valley
Brother Mw
Winger
Warren
Cherry Run
Shore Tauseve
William W
Charles Cur
Fair Attendance Tops Week with Big Crowd and Races
A bustling fair day drew over five thousand visitors as programs featured horse races, aerial stunts, and auto events. Officials reported strong turnout from start to finish with vendors and entertainment extending into the afternoon as spectators watched the drone of activities including the air show and racing events, while citizens prepared for the closing day and special attractions.
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Roany Mora
Hosea
Ural
Soma
Adele
Harnese A. Hore
Wile
Katamnira
Verne Spencer
Teint Horne
Dattiotis
Bob Steuke
Ratter
Sou Srentor
Rome
Carmurdot
Che Pas
Reallemen
Joe
Cy Covren
Cobald
Amoney
Pour Jaa
Iu Ad
Aaring
Verne Squire
FC Gondahl
de Prtcrion
Squire
Thor
Peterson
Sugar Trust
Spencer
Liu
Forbes
Melcomb Forno
Eigretia
le Bretia Fareeamy
del Terral
Argentin
Dimagba
Bin
Prince Mog
Numarat
Fordson
Brother Jarwen
Stier
We O'Corney
Fen
Mochueter
Government spends huge sum for jam
London dispatch reports a government outlay described as a huge spend related to jam production or import costs. The fragmentary wording mentions large sums and mentions dates in September with unclear attribution to officials or departments.
Kinzua Man Badly Hurt in Wednesday Car Crash
A Kinzu a man was seriously injured in a Wednesday accident near the sewerage abort rescue as a Ford overturned and rear wheels broke. Two passengers from Caryano named Carsdon Frat Cragky suffered broken arms while another man had a broken shoulder and bruises. Dr Staurr from Wis city attended the injured at the scene as the vehicle was moved under its own power.
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Cunga
Ana
Tne
Sewabry
Riecue
Wale Gan
Tomanl Carsdon Frat
Cragky
Caryano
Gus
Tikehereo
Staurr
Wis City
Birthday Honors for Colonel in Sixteenth Celebration
Sixteenth marks Colonel Rickartm birthday in El Paso Texas with ceremonial events at Rouse Aude. Officials from Tenth Eighteenth and Siotecuch units attended forming a formal gathering. A master of ceremonies introduced Abt Siara from Comber who led the celebratory toasts and announced scores while dignitaries moved through the hall.
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Bret
Siara
Comber
Santa Fe Railroad Defies Law in Topeka Clash
In Topeka tense exchanges arose as Santa Fe Railroad executives declared they will not comply with federal wage and hour laws. The AT&SF leaders argued the 70 cent raise plan is an overreach and threatened to resist, while court rulings and congressional actions loom over the dispute.
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Santa FE Railroad Company
Topeka
Kaw
Sept
Féinley
Atchison, Topeka & Sens
Santa Va
Adamson
Congress
Ata
Supreme Court
Mr. Ripley
Tabor
Atelison
Topeka & Senet
Birl Steals Lafayette's Gift To Mrs. Washing
Police court hears a case about a relic theft linked to Mrs. Webster. The seizure involved a gift intended for Mrs. Washing, with a serendipitous room discovery and unnamed witnesses connected to Sophia Eliya Webstar. The scene references a lineage to Washington and a French context.
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Birl
Lafayette
Mrs. Washing
Sid Staceer
Muta
Serenile
Miss Sophia Eliya
Ing
Mes. Webster
IAP Company Starts New Pacific Line
In a historic move the IAP Company launches a new Pacific shipping route amid rising trade with Japan and Australia. The decision follows strong profits and expanding demand, signaling closer commercial ties across the region and impacting regional transport and logistics.
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IAP Company
Pacific
Bitfa Busan Kaisha
Fem
Grentnig Boeween
Japan
Australia
Revenue bill delays adjournment in Washington state
Washington officials faced extended delay over the emergency revenue bill as conferees and house members debated key provisions. The talks focused on stamp taxes, corporate and inheritance levies, and wartime revenue measures, with agreement pending on detailed administration provisions and possible adjournment.
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Washington
Ehomatom
House
Canfecanne Committee
Tse
Jawion
Atz
Ars
Ie Cauivon
Debale
Wilk
Jeni Acuir
Peters Gatarniy
Nora
Congress
Br Veat
Astm Eenafor
Owen
Wackington & Avormo
Aehnicels
Secretary Too Busy To Convene Riot of Names
The secretary advises postponement of a National convention due to unavailability. References to committees and executives suggest delays in arranging activities. Event date remains uncertain with a note of postponement.
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