Peace Conference Opens This Evening at St Louis
The preliminary program of the Intercollegiate Peace Association opens tonight at Corkum Hall Washington University with contestants from Central College Payette St Louis University Missouri Columbia and others. Prizes include 75 and 40 funded by affiliated associations. Delegates from 15 Central and South American countries and 23 U.S. states expected. Wilson honorary president. Executives and speakers listed include Taft Root Bryan and Clark with civic leaders and educators attending.
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St. Louis Mo
American Phare Congress
Missouri
Intercollegiate Peace Association
Corkum Hall Chapel
Washington University
Cantral College
Payellé
St. Lauis University
St. Lonis
University of Msaouri
Columbia
St Louis
Westminster College
Fulton
William Jewell College
Liberty
Tytercallegiste Assoviation
Fourth American Congress
Congress
Darnest
United States
Us Aits
WMT
Woodrow Wilson
Tmde
Everett
House of Bargains
Corry
Union Cit
Severe Northern New York quake rattles towns
A major earthquake struck the Thousand Islands region and northern Franklin and St. Lawrence counties. The tremor began near 7 40 pm and lasted 10 to 20 seconds, ripping walls, toppling dishes, and alarming residents from Ogdensburg to Canton. No injuries reported. some mortally affected by related incidents.
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Watertown
St. Lawrence Valley
Ogdensbire New
Clayton
Thousands Islands
New York Central
de Kalb
Potadam
Canton
J Enrth
Syracuse
New York
Ordembirg
William ‘Lynke
Pranklin
St. Lawrence
Gouverneur
Tihing Bowty
Onwexatein
Mirawa
Rheuma claims swift relief from rheumatism sale pitch
An advertisement touts RHEUMA as a instant remedy for rheumatism promising rapid joint and muscle relief. It asserts dramatic results after two days, credits customer satisfaction, and offers a 50 cent bottle with money back guarantee. A testimonial from Prof. H. HW Kolle Ing of Richmond dated Oct 10, 1914 accompanies the claim.
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Ames & Go
Redoma
Richmond
Tad
Harrisburg Debates Right to Vote For Cities
Harrisburg April 28 The house moves to amend the Clarke canis form of government bill to grant cities the right to vote on whether to accept to become third class cities. A bill to allow cities to own and operate artificial lighting plants is also advanced on the calendar. Senator Het Wienan will present in Harrisburg tonight a bill permitting third class cities to own and operate plants for manufacturing artificial light.
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Harrisburg
Cols Columbus Avril 31 Walter Crosby to Run Creamery Truck
Walter Crosby and family move into Glen Spencer’s former house. Crosby will drive one of the creamery’s motor trucks this summer. Mrs Lucilla Poole recovering from pneumonia after a sprained ankle on way home from church two weeks ago. Marie Francia celebrates birthday with FL HD club event. fifteen attendees, music, games, and prizes. Friday night De Witt Marble hosts a dinner honoring Principal Mun rok and Dean School teachers. twelve guests. Fire damages Baker City residence of Bert Applebee. timber saved. Mrs buyerne Smith recovering from recent illness. surgery at Corry hospital. Mrs Edward Allen of Warren visiting her mother, Mrs Kila Allen.
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Walter Crosby
Glen Spencer
Crosby
Creamery
Lucilla Poole
Marie Francia
Club of Aus 6If
Francis
de Witt Marble
Munrok
Dean School
Neriice Baldwin Duncan
Bert Applebee
Alan Walton
Buyerne Smith
Corry Hospital
Edward Allen of
Warren
Mra
Kila Alien
Market Report New York Provision Market April 28
New York market report lists wheat May prices at 51.00 to 45, oats No 2 white dime, pork mons at 21.75, butter creamery extras, eggs state and Pennsylvania, potatoes per 18c lo, corn no 4 yellow around 60 to 60 ge, flour fancy blended patent 96.625, wheat tumbly patent 60.26, cheese good to choice 16 to 1846e, eggs hennery mixed 20e, potatoes white fancy per bill 68c, buffalo livestock market reports steer cows heifers 7.75 to 8.10, hogs Yorkers 9.15 to 9.25, hay market timothy 17.50 to 18.00, clover mixed 12.00, oats straw 5.00.
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New York
Car Fonds
Atare
Eant Buffalo Livestock Market
Nbeden
Buffalo
Timothy
Aged Man Accused of Arson at Lewlatown Pit
Jamen L Moyer, 67, is jailed in Mifflintown charged with buying goods to burn Tengmunt Nova s owned by Mrs Wizabatl. Police say he was seen leaving the house as smoke rose from windows and neighbors reported a large pile of what appeared soaked with liquid and set ablaze, with draughts shut off.
Erie R R Telegraphers Hold Meet In Jamestown
Jamectown N Y April 9 Two meetings of telegraphers on the Stondyville division of Liverte allroad Ware discussed wage and working hour demands. Meetings led by Vice President Newman of the Orders and Husted of the Erie division. No action until after the grand division meeting in Louisville in May. The union claims about 75 percent of new hires belong to the company.
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Onar
Order
Louinville
Mha
Ia Tue
Union City man drowns in Chicago River
James Robert San of Union City a watchman on the steamer Sacramento was drowned in the Chicago river near Rock Island dock after missing the dock while attempting to leap ashore. Second mate William Poutts reported the incident to Harrison Street police. Both men had recently worked at St Charles Hotel on Crooked Street. San was an expert swimmer and had been aided by an overcoat buoying him before others formed a human chain to recover his body.
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Chicago
James Robertsan
Union City
Sacramento
Rock Inland
Robertson
William Poutts
Harrison
Foul
Roberton
St. Charles
Crooked Street
Frank Rauboni
Italy
Twelfth Street
Rubenl
For Your Kidney's Sake Remedy Advertisement
An old style advertisement touts Thompson Burcama pills claiming kidney cleansing and relief from rheumatism. It promises refunds if not helped and cites testimonials of cures, urging women with menopausal upset to try the product. It names Thompson Medical Co. of Titusville, Pa.
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Cho
Marooma
Amos
Thomionon
Many Killed on the Tracks
In Hurriitiveg on April 28 a railway disaster left twenty people dead and forty injured at multiple crossings and lines. The State Maltroml Goniniliulon reports 2,886 workers affected with casualties rising across rail routes.
Erie County Teachers Examinations May 1918 notices
Provisional and First Season teaching certificates will be offered at North East May 14 Wattaburg May 16 Erie May 17 Mart Springfold May 20 Brii May 28 Union City May 44 Girard May 4 Albion May 29 Waterford June 8 Kiluboro June 20 for subjects including orthography writing grammar geography U S History physiology algebra and theory of teaching. Second session requires two years teaching experience and may add two of drawing geometry general history Hughah literature physical geography rate any zoology and a written report. Examinations held May 21 9 p m to 2 p m in Erie with special exams for experienced teachers in Mine county during 1918 14 to be availed.
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Wattaburg
Erie
Buhdling
Mart Springfold
Brii
Union City
Girard
Albion
Waterford
Kiluboro
Pennsylvania
Perregs
Fiontes
Hughah
Hyon Seelay
Brook
Ediahoro
Erle
Mine
Sudden Death of Russse Man in Thivell Area
Theodore Pulham of Thivell Pa was found dead in a bathtub at his home around 9:30. He was a longtime resident of the Ruswel region and left a widow and seven grandchildren, survived by a son and two daughters. The death follows long-term illness and a family history of tragedies including a past fatal accident at the Wort Line chemical works.
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Thivell, Pa
Theodore Pulham
Hin Howe
Hulcum Wan
Ruanel
Infanny
Lynt Putnam
Wille
Chemical Works
AL Wort Line
Steel Demand Slightly Lom New York News Brief
The latest week shows weakness in steel demand with reduced applications. However some gains occur with 1,800 freight and refrigerator cars for the Illinois Central, 9,000 additional freight cars for the Grand Trunk, and 1,000 stools understrain orders for the Seaboard Air Line. The pope had another poor night with little sleep and is restricted to liquid food under doctors orders.
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New York
Tlluola Central
Grand Trunk
Seaboard Air Tino
Pope
Rom
Mer
Pontit
Named to State Fair Commission in Albany
Governor Fulzer appointed Thomas J. Cumming of Dunkie to the State Fair Commission and named M. Sharp of Lowritto, whose term expired. The annual compensation was set at $3,000.
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Albany
Fulzer
Thomas J. Cumming
Dunkie
M. Sharp
Lowritto
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ad
A testimonial from Munford Alabama endorses Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for life changes and female health issues. The letter claims relief from back pain and stomach trouble and promotes the product as safe and dependable, offering confidential advice from Lydia Pinkham's company.
Banking Terms and Drafts Feature in Iramandaw
The notice outlines general banking practices including time deposits and drafts on foreign countries. It mentions interest rates and service terms for customers, reflecting standard financial operations in the market.
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Iramandaw General Banking
Bens
Yorslyn
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