Public notices and events from Philadelphia to Erie
State examinations under a new licensing law will be held in Philadelphia Pittsburgh Wilkes Barre Harrisburg and Erie at state liquor stores. Red Cross minstrel tickets available and a three act comedy titled Here Comes Charley rehearsals underway. The American Railway Association reports freight car movement for the week and a postmaster appointment in Wattsburg.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Wilkes-Barm
Hamsburg
Erie
Red Cross
Condra
NewHouse
Lake Kelly
Thursby
Harding School
Charley
Confederate Memorial Day Observed Across South
Atlanta notes Confederate Memorial Day observed in the South generally on April 26 to honor living veterans and those who died. The date recalls Gen Johnston's surrender and links to the Ladies Aid Society origin. some states observe May 20 or May 30 for regional remembrances and wreath laying.
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Atlanta
Lailies Aid Society
Columbus
South
Linale Rutherford
All Saints
Ladies Aid Society of Columbus
Ladies' Memorial Association
Joseph E. Johnston
Robert E. Lee
Ulysses 8. Grant
D A R Officers Re-elected by Brokenstraw Valley Chapter
A meeting of Brokenstraw Valley chapter Daughters of the American Revolution re-elected officers for the year. Regent A Ellasing and colleagues will lead. King to attend the national convention in Washington on April 16. Mrs Olmstead guest, sang two songs and accompanied herself with military airs. Hostesses served salad to close the April session.
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Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
G.M. Simmons
Springstreet
W. W. Auer
J. E. Young
May Howard
Emma Linscott
A. Ellasing
James Macinnes
R. J. Fogle
D. Wilcox
Andrew Paulkon
Tressuray
G. FP. McCray
T. FP. Giblin
King
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington, D. C
Daw
Con Olmstead
Mrs. Olmstead
H. Laveland
White House
Jessie Newtan
Charles W. Cadman
Emleton Man Hurt After Trampled By Horses
Henry Rhodes aged 50 of Emilenton RD is hospitalized with fractured ribs and other injuries after a team of horses bolted while he was hitching near his home. He was walking in front when the animals frightened and fell on him. His condition is serious but reported fairly good with no complications expected.
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Henry Rhodes
Emilenton
Frankum Hospital
Liquor Flows Freely in Dry States After Repeal
United Press survey shows many states loosening liquor laws four months after repeal. Florida and Alabama report speakeasies and open sales. Mississippi and North Carolina see bootleggers and price shifts. Tennessee and Georgia note rising availability. Mississippi plans May 15 referendum on liquor. West Virginia loopholes complicate enforcement. Kentucky allows limited sale by druggists and hotels amid ongoing political debate.
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United Press
Miami
Florida
North Carolina
Birmingham
Ala
West Virginia
Mississippi
Ine
Louisiana
Tennessee
Missouri
Kentucky
Alabama
Pensacola
Gulf
New Orleans
Vetal
South Carolina
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Georgia
Virginia
West
Taxpayers Oppose Corry Licensing Bill Amid Hearing
A crowded council hearing in Corry features local contractors and citizens opposing a proposed ordinance to license electricians and require inspections. Critics label the measure as class legislation and cite enforcement and cost concerns, while supporters invoke public safety and home protection aims.
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Guy M. Simmons
Mr. Howard
Fourth Ward
F. Price
Howard
R ‘Ising
Corry
William Dyckes
Ray Laurie
Nichols
Merle Nelson
Tsraelsom
Langdon Rowe
James Sullivan
Israelson
Miller
Price
Dyckes
Joseph Gentilman
Paul Mould
Messrs. Price
Gentilman
Wolcott
Junis
Sam Bairmgarten
N. Cohen
Lyle Thoman
Tor
Early Arrest Expected in Ridgway Murder
Ridgway April report signals an imminent arrest in the killing of Vincenzo Ferraro a 49 year old Ridgway man. Police questionings of Ferraro’s widow and his son Frank resumed Thursday after the body was found Monday. Services were at St Leo’s Church and burial in St Leo’s Cemetery.
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Ridgway
Vincenm Ferraro
Frank
Iumera
Bro O'Classe
Glacier Priest Plans Map Trip
Father Hemard Ry Hubbard, known as the Glacier Priest, will lead a expedition to map the Alaska Peninsula and Andrean Islands using air reconnaissance, aerial photography, and pack dogs. The National Geographic Society funds the project with weekly wireless reports planned.
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Washington
Alaska Peninsula
Atentian Islands
Hemard Ry Hubbard
Glacier Priest
Gilbert Grosvenor
National Geographic Society
Grosvenor
Katmai
Aniakebae
Stethoscope Aids Hoquiam Frog Hear Hearbeats
A Bronx garage man proposes using a stethoscope to hear frog croaks behind Hoquiam city hall walls. He likens the method to locating a lost cat in his local experience.
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Hoquiam
Wash
City Hall
Bronx
N.Y
Calcutta Event Features Unusual Ark Race
In Calcutta a whimsical event known as the Ark race drew competitors including a horse and an elephant. Spectators witnessed an odd clash as the pair raced on a marked course amid festive crowds.
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Calcutte
Calewis $S
Nown's Ark
Fifty Thousand Dollar Suit After Erie County Crash
Maurice Castii of Gn Erte Dancing Academy is named defendant in two suits seeking 50 000 dollars for alleged auto crash deaths and injuries near Amhula on January 2. Ruby Johnson Omer Johnson and Clifford Loukinbaugh seek 25 000 dollars each for death and permanent injuries. Plaintiffs claim Castii sped on the wrong side of the road at 50 mph while the two men repaired a bridge on the outskirts of the town. Castii faces manslaughter charges. trial scheduled in Jefferson with Attorney Mortimer E. Graham for the plaintiffs.
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Alan
Axhabla
Castle
Uke
Ohio
Johnson
Khded
Lookahaugh
Pigintffs
al Castle
Atreety
Ashtanuin City
IL 4
Castil
Jefferson
Mortimer E. Graham
Plaints
Port Allegany Girl Kidnapped In Buffalo Drive
Port Allegany girl Tucina Knapp told Lancaster police she was abducted and threatened with a revolver by a man who picked her up after leaving a mill. He drove toward Buffalo and threw her from the car near Buffalo after she failed to attract motorists. He weighed about 190 pounds with a slight foreign accent and wore a ring with the letters G and W.
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Buffalo
Apri
Tucina ‘Knapp
Pon Allegany
Pastronil
Te Lancaster
Miss Knapp
Ida Knapp
R. D
Port Alle Hany
The
Mills
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Eight living grandparents named for infant son of local couple
The infant Richard E. DeMars, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross DeMars of Fremont, has eight living grandparents and several great grandparents listed. Relatives include Mrs. Selina Duf Fett of Clyde Ohio and two grandfathers and grandmothers among the kin.
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Fremont, O.—Wight
Iting
Amine
Hichard E. DeMars
Ross DeMars
Selina Duf Fett
Clyde
District Music Contest Set for Columbus and Nox
Misa Tar ine Mehaffey will meet her poking class Monday at 9 at Mrs. John Dutton’s home. At the Youngsville Forensic League Contest Hobart Blanchara’s group won second. girls' trio and double mixed quartet took first. The Girls' Chorus placed second. The district contest will be held in Nox, Pennsylvania, April 13.
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Columbus
Misa Tarine Mehaffey
Ollocle
John Dutton
Youngsville
Hobart Blanchara
Sheffield
Nox
Death of Mrs Jennie Brener in Falconer
Mrs. Jennie Brener of 105 Wert Walconer Street Falconer New York died at Pleasant View Hospital at 7 am after a two year illness. She was born in 1878 and widow of John Brewer. Funeral arrangements to Amsterdam pending as daughter Mrs R W Loney of Falconer is ill from the loss.
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Jenmie Brener
Wertwalconer Street
Falconer
Sleasant View Hospital
Weet Siensant Street
R. W. Loney
Falconer, N. Y
Shorto plans outline amid article fragments
Fragmentary notes describe a plan related to the applicant Shorto and partnerships. The text hints at an art project or protocol with mentions of plans and procedures, but lacks clear dates or explicit outcomes. Further readable details are needed to specify participants or actions.
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Democratic Rational Committee
James W. Gerard
Germany
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Beat Leake
Warren County
D. A.R
G. M. Simmons
Emlenton
Autores
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Frank L. Heath
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