Auto Accident Delays Warren Boys Westward Trip
Warren April 25 An auto accident on a trip westward slowed Warren youths. Stewart Highhouse 16, son of Mr and Mrs Edward W Highhouse of Warren Tidioute Road, was brought to a Corry hospital with minor injuries after the car driven by Warren resident Tsiem Baker from Pittsburgh to Warren overturned in a heavy downpour near Covey. Clayton Dunlap and Boyd Johnson, both of Warren Tidioute Road, were to arrive from Erie. The trio had been en route to Missouri for work with Highhouse’s uncle. their car ran off the road, the steering wheel reportedly jammed, and they walked several miles to seek help.
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Warren
Covey
Pickert
Highhouse
Missouri
Janitor Found Dead in School in Rouenville
An elderly janitor, Joseph Ryceko of Chenguve, was found dead Tuesday morning near the doorway of Rouenville School. Coroner J. W. Oson declared the man a death by natural causes. he had served the town for many years and was a faithful member of the community. A lost tiger pit reward is offered at 60 West Street.
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Crooks
Joseph Ryceko
Chenguve
Schioul
Deus
Judd Borland
Sobog
Roueville
J. W. Oson
Runstville
Vulcan
Thit Place
Rouneythie MH
Chiral
Nitrogen and Fertilizers for Garden Soils
Nitrogen. one of the most important elements in plant food, is often applied as nitrate of soda in stable manures or commercial fertilizers. Nitrate aids quick nitrogen supply and improves soil texture when used with caution. Use with care on heavy soils and in conjunction with potash and phosphates. Commercial fertilizers offer balanced nitrates, potash, and phosphates, safer for inexperienced gardeners.
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Wwe
Hoover and Smith Sweep 3 Primaries
In Pennsylvania and related states Philadelphia’s GOP contest and a strong Smith showing dominate the scene. J Hampton Moore loses the seventh district race by over 14000 votes while Darrow and Ware are poised for return to Congress. Democratic delegates to the national convention from Texas pledge for Alfred E. Smith. Guffey reports 66 Smith delegates, nine undeclared.
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Page
Inbot
Woodrow Wilson
Kiess
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Houston
Tex
Alfred, Ws. Smith
New York
Joseph Guffey
Demonatic Nations
Smith
Family tragedy ends in double murder suicide in Donokra
John Pansorl, 26, fatally shoots his wife and mother-in-law after a dispute with his wife’s parents then dies by suicide. Mrs. Wanscall and Mrs. Lasus are critically injured with bullets through the mouth and abdomen respectively. Both women were taken to Memorial Hospital at Montongatiela where doctors say they likely will die. The couple had one child, Gortmults, age 5.
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Donokra
John Pansorl
Lodey
Arid Elten
Mms
Wanscall
Tom Hospital
Memoral Hospital
Mtonongatiela
Anna
Morning energy drives daily performance says health ad
An old advertising piece argues that most work happens in the morning 6 40 to 12 30 and urges a brisk start. It touts Quick Mother's Oats as a substan tial breakfast boosting energy through minerals vitamins and bran while praising the two oat varieties for flavor and quick cooking.
More election officials tried in Pittsburgh
April 25 Ten more election workers in the September primary in Pittsburgh faced trial today in Allegheny County criminal court on charges of irregularities and fraud. Defendants include election judges William Bulger and L. Ostrosky, inspectors Neal Deiscoll James Coyne Ruth Haggerty Emma Mangan Dan Cox Edward Brown, clerks, and inspectors Tat Karo Isadore Scharrer in the Mud district of the Fifth Ward.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pittsbugh
Allegheny Tonnly
Edward Brown
Tati ‘Karo
Isadore Scharrer
Bremen flier decoration bill introduced in Senate
Washington April 25 A bill announcing President Capildee to decorate Captain Herman Koehl Major James Fitzmaurice and Baron Gunther Von Huenefeld and the crew of the Bremen was introduced today by Senator Reed Republican Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Capildee
Vonfor
Herman Koehl
James Pitzimaurée
Gunther von ‘Huenefeld
Bremen
Reed
United Brethren Ladies Aid at church parlor notes town visits
Beaverdam apr 24 United Brethren Ladies Aid met in the church parlor. Many visitors called on local families including Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Lewis and children, Mrs. Arthur Bacon of Jamestown, and Roselle Patterson’s relatives. Notables include Leo Maynard of Jamestown visiting his mother Martha Maynard, and several siblings and neighbors hosting meals and calls. The M. E. Ladies Aid and United Brethren Young People held meetings, and births, moves, and local errands populated the week. Gerald Frederick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Traner, born March 24, with mother and father recovering. Rev. and Mrs. Smock attended a daughter's school closing.
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Braverdam
United Brethren Ladies Aid
Parard
Bert Bowen
Nellie McClelland
Nora Mason
Roelle Patterson
Leo Maynard
Jamestown
Martha Maynard
Charley Lewis
Arthur Bacon
Bille Messen
Mabel Proctor
Alice Houge
Heen Chaftes
Bear Lake Oul
Otis Creeby
Henry Bélsink
Clymer
Herber
R. McClellan
Love
Roselle Patterson
Ina Whitney
Paul Smith
Glyde Proctor
Bliss Alice Mulgin
United Bysthren Young People's Meeting
B. Parsonage
M. E. Ladies Aid Meeting
Can Lyons
Erie
Moe S
Lyons
John
John Dougherty
Bear Lake
Floyd
Sam Hawley
Waterford Township
Bred Alverson
Paul Ray
Toledo
Ray
Charles Swan
Floyd Dougherty
Mar
AL Fick
Wattsburg
Josep Barnuart
Robert Murvin
Fred Alverson
Corry
Jean Lyons
Terry
Charles 'Raner
Gerald Frederick
Herbert Peas
Robert Muigin
Alice
Gerry
William Hawley
Eben Chamee
Ellgin Monay
Leon Smith
Riley Smith
Clark McCray
Higin
Frank Ladd
Grace Bowen
Robert Mulvin
Union City
Dannie Parkhurst
Blaine Kincaid
Sisse Marsham
Ames Tanner
Amos Tanner
Watts Ing
Little Hope
Specials For Balance of Week
Promotional notice listing balance of week specials across departments. Includes items tagged under balance of week sale and described price reductions. Deals emphasize limited-time availability and quantity while stocks last. Contains item codes and store-wide discount markers for quick shopper reference.
Lapel Nick's Rise From Secret Sign to Fashion Trend
The lapel nick started as a secret signal among supporters of Gener Moreau in his feud with Emperor Naphleon. Adopting the sign, followers nicked their lapels to show allegiance. It gradually became a widespread fashion, evolving beyond its original purpose.
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Gener Moreau
City Manager Retained In Cleveland Charter Vote
Cleveland voters rejected a change to a council manager system but narrowly supported retaining the city manager form of government amid a controversial campaign. The vote followed opposition by three local newspapers and charges of petition fraud. former Mayor Harry J. Davis backed the amendment which failed last November.
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United Press
Cleveland
Thhree Newspapees
Ie Press
The
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