Chicago Officers Drive Back Teachers
Police with night sticks repelled about 1,000 unpaid teachers attempting to force entry to the First National Bank in Chicago. Several women were struck by clubs as mounted officers blocked the crowd from Liebank. Mrs. J. E. Richardson traveled to Johnsonsburg for a morning visit.
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Liebank
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Carrymen to Meet Friday at Sciota
Locals plan a Friday evening gathering at Sciota with Warrymen figures to address the Lottsville and Sugay groups. Guests will include Guove ioral. ladies asked to bring milk and cake or sandwiches. Lt. Bert Rush of Jamestown has returned home after a business visit in this city.
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Gardening Know Your Seeds By Dean Halliday
Reading about seed choices and planting times for perennials and annuals. The piece advises on when to sow seeds, how perennials establish from seed, and which flowers prosper in summer borders. It notes quick-blooming annuals and suggests sowing in April for best results.
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Local residents spend time in city visiting kin
Mrs. Fred Riceberg of Clymer New York visits in the city at her daughter Mrs. John Rickers and family on West Frederik street. Several families from Jamestown Ridgway and Warren are guests at local homes while others return from visits or travel for work.
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Jamestown
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Ethel Klinger
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H. B Mudge
Portland
Corry
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North Center Street
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B. H. Clark
Philadelphia
Haniel Clark Company
D. L. Steen
Youngstown
W. A. Steen
West Fredericke Street
L.séntner
Former steel leader defends tariff policy
James A. Wartell former president of United States Steel and chair of the Allons Moreen Trade Council addressed 600 delegates at the council’s national convention in Pittsburgh urging bilateral trade agreements as a practical path. He argued international conferences alone won’t yield results and praised Roosevelt for shifting attitudes toward global trade while urging expansion of Latin American and European relations to fuel future growth.
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Death toll from quake rises to 119 on Kos Island
Rome April 26 The quake toll on the Kos Island disaster climbed to 119 as rescuers dig through hundreds of ruined buildings. Authorities fear the death count may rise sharply while over 600 people are reported injured across Indonesia and nearby islands.
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Rome
Barthquake
Kos
Gambling in Knowledge TH WoLsul
A cryptic note discusses gambling in knowledge and tools for sensible thinking. It mentions an oriented approach by gumbiins in kntwvtoilge and questions the usefulness of a Mifoniumin toy for daily tasks.
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Hospital plan endorsed by Gerry Ladies Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of Gerry hospital met in a special session to back Miss Gertrude Warnshouse’s proposal for Corry nurses to operate the Corry hospital with little or no salary for maintenance. The auxiliary endorsed the action and sent a letter to the hospital board. Honeyguide birds of South Africa are noted for guiding humans and horses to beehives, a behavior linked to their curiosity and feeding on bees.
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Aston
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Nurses Altimnde Association
Corry
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Stocks Move Up Moderately Amid Mixed Market News
New York April 26 stocks rose modestly in early afternoon trading as investors priced in inflation proposals from Washington and awaited clearer guidance. Commodities recovered from early declines while bonds gained. Major industrials and utilities posted higher prices with Western Union and Postal Telegraph hitting yearly highs. several key rail and energy issues showed advances amid steady trading. Mrs H A Brockman visited Jamestown on business.
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Mary Faith and Kimberley Farrells Turbulent Romance
Mary Faith, a young fiancée of Kimberley Farrell, quits as secretary to wealthy Mark Nesbit to wed Kim. Kim’s mother hosts a tense dinner as trust frays over money and marriage plans, while Mary Faith’s hopes for a new kitchen life clash with a deteriorating home scene and lingering resentment.
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Mary Waith
Tim
Mary Barth
Farrow Hall
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Hen
Tyen
Kimberley
Ashowlda
Farrell
Rim
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