Rush Work On Unimproved Wilcox Line In Ridgway
Rush work continues on the unimproved Wilcox road segment between Walrus and Doboga near Ridgway as crews ready concrete pours. Five miles remain to finish along with detour improvements funded by public subscriptions and local merchants after heavy winter weather delayed progress and worsened the detour.
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Doboga
Johnnson
Dune Press
Diesserl
Johnsonburg
Kane
Not Provided Clear News Item
The text reads as a philosophical fragment about right action and straightness with no identifiable news event, person, place, or organization to anchor a summary. No concrete details or outcomes are present to form a traditional article card.
Roosevelt for Modification in Volstead Law Dinner Speech
United Press reports at an American Newspaper Publishers Association dinner in New York Roosevelt urged modification of the Volstead repeal to curb corruption and crime. He defended strict enforcement as essential, prioritizing lawfulness over repeal, while other speakers praised American newspapers and advertising.
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Free State to Redeem De Valera Bonds In U S
Dublin April 23 The Irish Free State will redeem all De Valera Republican bonds issued in the United States before the 1921 truce. A high Free State official told United Press repayments would begin April 1 1928 Timothy A Studdy the Free State minister to the United States was said to be investigating American aims.
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Ireland
United Press
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Timothy A. Studdy
Former Resident of Columbus Found Dead in Dunkirk
Word of the death of Mary Tannon Sperra was received. she was found dead in bed Wednesday at her Dunkirk home. She was about US years old, death attributed to heart failure. Ms Sperra was a well known dancing instructor in western New York for forty years and a cousin of Mrs Arta Smith Welsh.
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Dunkirk
Andrew Oat Attiiias-Wattan Damon
Columbus
New York
Arta Smith Welsh
Gye
Kidney Trouble Promises with Anuric Tablets
Francis W. Achenbach of Lebanon Pa reports kidney and bladder troubles improved by Dr Pierce's Anuric Tablets. He credits relief from congested kidneys and stiff joints to the medicine, urging purchase or trial by sending 106 to Dr Pierce.
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Maple St
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Real Benefit to Radio Fans by Stewart Club Work
Doni Steward leads Grove radio club work to improve wireless gear under expert supervision. The team reports noticeable gains in performance, with several units tested and powered by a new lighting system. Work continues toward completing a full installation and on air testing.
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Stewart
Stewark
Tresterlay
Drastic New York crime bill approved by Assembly
A sweeping New York State crime bill moves to the governor after Assembly passage. It imposes escalating sentences for felonies committed with a weapon, starting five to ten years for a first offense and rising to life for a fourth offense, signaling tough crime policy.
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New York State
United Prose
Medan
Eight Rescued From Burning Building in Homestead
A fire swept the McBreon buildings in Homestead on April 24, trapping several residents. Eight people, including children, were rescued as flames damaged the first floor confectionery store owned by Mrs. Zella Mann. Cause of the blaze remains undetermined and the cost is estimated at $24. damaged structure.
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Homestead
Readable odds and ends of 1920s menswear sale items
A fragmented listing highlights assorted men and boys clothing. Items include stockings, long tees, ankle length drawers, heavy work pants, dress shirts, leather gloves, fine wash suits, blue overalls with aprons, heavy work shirts, and cotton work looks, with prices ranging from 39c to $2.00 and notes on materials like denim and chambray.
Pinchot Dress Debate With Vare Suggested In Public Meeting
Mrs. Hartford Pinchot proposes a public debate with Vare during the campaign for the Senate nomination. She argues an open meeting would clarify issues and engage many voters. In other news, John Stews Ryvan of Richmond News and New Leader was elected president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association.
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