Move to Check Leaving Refuse on Highways
Harrisburg April 6 rubbish debris in streets, highways, and alleys endangers motorists. Benjamin G Wyn, Registrar of Motor Vehicles, warns that penalties under Vehicle Codes include fines and up to five days in jail for dumping or allowing rubbish to fall from vehicles. Spring worsens tire danger as winter rubbish is moved, creating unsafe road conditions.
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Harrishurg
Benjamin G. Wynon
Mhony Pictures
Union City Man Given Release in Erie County Prison
Erin April 6 Franke Austin five Union City Pa was released from the Erie county prison Friday after county commissioners acted favorably on his insolvency plea Austin had been sentenced to 60 days in the county prison fined 600 costs early in December after pleading guilty to violation of the liquor laws He paid costs totaling 80 and also paid 1410 of the fine but was released
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Erin
Franke Austin
Union City
Erie County
Austin
Indian Women and India in Public Eye in April News
A sprawling paragraph from a United Press dispatch sketches Indian subjects and figures across societies, noting Hindus quoted by Mayo and a wide array of names. The piece covers travel, vacations, and encounters in America, with references to writers and publishers shaping perceptions of India amid cultural and literary debates.
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Paul White
United Press
New York
Ines
Tia
Maye
Hacent Bruce
India
Francyivania
Listille
New Baglan
Mayo
Atl
Phil Wifyry
Sant Child-Vidaw
Suen
Curtis
Faroerty
Alii
Ant Mika May
Yrukly
Best Sellers List From Whited Press Publications
A compiled catalog of fiction and general books with author names, publishers, and prices. Titles include Dodsworth by Sinclair Harcourt Brace. The Bishop Murder Case by S. S. Van Dine Scribner’s. The Seven Dials Mystery by Agatha Christie Doid-Mead. This Strange Adventure by Mary Roberts Rinehart Doubleday-Doran. Dik Star by Lorna Moor Bobbs-Merrill, and more.
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Dodsworth
Sinclair
Harcourt-Brace
SS. van Dine
Scribner's
Agila Christie
Doid-Mead
Mmiry Roberts Rinehart
Doubleday-Doran
Lorna Moor
Bobbs-Merrell
Joan Lowell
Simon Ini Schinster
Brain Dimmer
Sinioxi and Schuster
Martin Johnson
Putnam's
Robert Te Rapley
Ove
Tigs and Wylie in the Literary Racket Hat Mistery
Fragmentary text references Philip Wylie and a literary matter with notable phrases. The readable bits suggest a critique or mention of authors and works, but concrete event or details are unclear. No clear names, dates, or locations to anchor a full item.
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Tigs
Philip Wylie
Babes
Stiaklings
Seed Oats and Garden Seed Sale at Davis Woods Store
Recleaned seed oats with high germination and seed blends from the Davis & Woods store at Hammond Elevator Mill. Includes RUNey Sweltish selections and Meld and Garden seeds. Prices tight as of June 11 1918.
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Raney
Davis & Woods
Hammond
Stone Issue Before Hirt For Court House Exterior
Petition for approval of plans for Onondaga litholite stone for the exterior of the courthouse addition was submitted to Judge Wm. E. Hirt in Brie county by Harold Mook. Judge Hirt will review and issue an order later. Judge A. P. Rossiter, returning from Hot Springs, Ark, may also pass on the plans. The first selection of Onondaga stone faced a refusal to approve the contract, with a demand to use natural stone.
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Ark
Rossiter
Hirt
Corry hosts Royal Purple Degree encampment and local notices
Rural residents await improved ventilation and crops. Corry encampment invites members for the Royal Purple Degree on Saturday night April 13. Nearby, Aero Supply plans merger negotiations in New York with Dayton and Corry firms. City councils consider transient merchant licensing and peddler regulations while education and loan offices project growth. The death of Lieut Hugh Olds’s daughter is announced alongside education board meeting plans and bank openings. Weather remains unsettled with recent warmth and rains affecting spring progress.
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Patriarchal League of Mine
Lae
Corry
Man Tries To Wipe Out Whole Family In Wilkes-Barre
Annea Press reports from Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania that Martinoch his wife and daughter are recovering in a hospital after Koch shot them and himself in a family slaughter bid. Koch, arrested at his wife’s request, returned home and fired wounding Mrs Koch in the neck and his daughter Anna 17 in the arm before shooting himself in the chest.
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Man
Annea
Wilkes-Barre
Martinoch
Koch
Labor Federation to Meet in Altoona
Harrisburg April 6 The Pennsylvania Federation of Labor will hold its 1830 convention in Altoona. This was decided at the closing session of the convention yesterday. Thomas Robinson of Pittsburgh was elected delegate to the convention of the American Federation of Labor to be held in Montreal. Robinson is vice president of the state organization.
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Sy United Frese
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Labr
Altowne
Thomas Robinson
Pittsburgh
Amertcwn Federation of Lahor Tov
Montreal
Robinson
Tir
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