Absence of Protest Over Fasting Crossing Lights
Discussion notes a shift in public attitude toward installing flashing lights at East Main Street and Pennsylvania Railroad crossings. While standardized crossing protection is debated, advocates argue hour based lights offer safer operation on outlying streets than watchmen. The piece suggests growing support for safer devices and daylight saving savings.
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Main Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pbislin
Center Street
First Avenue
Twenty Years Ago from the Journal Files April 30 1917
A fatal accident occurred at Weiker's Corners Youngsville with Miss Habel Fickerson of Pittsfield and Miss Nettle Lind of Wrightsville among the victims. Captain Dawson Olmstead U S A is slated for promotion to major. Funeral services for the late DM McKinney were held at the Methodist church. An Attin g room employee at the NuBone Corset company was injured when a heavy box fell on her toe. Mrs Clara Wilson Clapp of Lett Harry, Doweek left for home in St Louis Minn stopped in Sarnia Ontario where she visited a relative. A tall black coat secured a barber shop job at F L Deckey West Main Street. Elmele supervised Onewn Brosius who has gone to Ti Bois.
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Wiliter
Weker's Corners
Youngsville
Tast
Wek
Misa
Habel Fickerson
Pittsfielt
Miss Nettle Lind
Wrightsville
Erry Miends Mye
Dawson Olmstead
Army
Clara Wilson Clapp
Stiltwater
Minn
Sar
Nia
Oni
Breve Black
FL d
Deckey
West Main Street
Elmele
Onewn Brosius
Ti Bois
Corry
Milan Waller
WPA
Cor Yy
Hetch Seto
Harpoos
Sandburg
Acont
Manley
Gyelfmte
Jmps
Delia Wehtlinger
Rex Theatre
California
Indus
Rayenonds
Atea
New York City
Schoo
Agelem
Gold Trouble Worries Nation Over Two Euchal Values
The article notes gold flows into PIX country triggering price shifts and debt relief effects. Critics argue high government costs to sustain the policy risk inflation and financial instability. A reader audience seeks solutions amid economic uncertainty and a looming national controversy.
Supreme Court Justices Rally Time Contested
A national pall over public call to gather at seven or seventy three prompts debate about the Supreme Court justices. The text is unclear but implies a call to action or protest.
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Supreme Court
Temporary lull amid war and market signals
The piece notes a cautious mood as economic writer Ate Serves cites three pressures: wartime costs, Supreme Court controversy, and European tensions. It mentions 93 companies reporting for the 61st quarter with a 51 percent gain, while war orders ease and judicial disturbance may persist into next month.
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Ate
Perro
Maras
Yas
Miy Wiike
Three Year Term of Enlistment in the U3 Army
Citizens discuss the three suns sighted recently in Sauk town. Scientists say the extra two were cloud reflections and a halo formed by ice rain with a fourth rainbow nearby.
Hollywood Film Show United Pre War Actor Hogan Biography
James Hogan, a pioneering figure in Hollywood and Paramount investor, left baseball for films before World War I. His career spanned work as an actor, stuntman, and writer with early roles in Manila and Arizona Mohorey, later advancing as a top studio personality despite enlistment. He began in vaudeville and circus before joining Paramount projects and other studios in the 1920s.
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Holly Wood
Ne Slife
James Hogarnto
Premiriey E
New York Yankees
Elu Rently
Paramount
Heuuyelaby
Hogan Worthy Whitestone
Long Islan
Felr von Strohelm
Svecor
Mary Pickfanl
Hogan
van Lurerwir
John Enopsan
Heedine
Hizan
Jon Choo
Marty Urigiga
Weilluader
Uae
The
Isles
Robert Vigniola
Manila
Faroghtis
Westery
Fop Paramount
Arizona Mohorey
Madrid
B. P. Sehutfiens
Uliestei Recht
Barnum & Bailey
Civcuit
Wallace Beery
Dasaball
Alimony Hero Cited In Denver Court Case
A Denver court cites alimony payments of 1000 per month as part of a divorce case involving a wife and a former spouse. The husband earns about 1600 monthly, with proceedings noting free speech issues in the trial.
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Enver—Palrpinon
B. Hook
Denver
Jorge Goarke
Isda
Che Ting
Stewart Says Stewart Says By Charles P Stewart Central Press
Washington column highlights a shift toward a new party tied to President Roosevelt. The piece notes senior statesmen and younger representatives in Congress, their loyalty to the administration, and the political futures driving a potential realignment. It references Byrnes, MaNary, and other leaders weighing anti administration stances and the appeal of a reformist party.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Quil BO
Tom L
Roosevelt
Toni
Nok
James
Byrnes
South Carolina
Charles L. MaNary
Oregon
Sujisiort
Soviet Geologists Report Vast Survey Progress
Soviet geologists announce extensive realogical surveying efforts near Moscow and across the USSR. The project covers a large portion of the nation as crews map and document mineral resources and terrain features.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Charleston Not South Carolina Says April Essay
Jay Franklin Charlesion writes that Charleston remains peculiar and proud, shaped by Locke era politics and plantation culture. He notes a rising commercial boom with mills and shipbuilding, waterfront railways, and tourism but criticizes high gardens’ admission and food quality while urging balanced service.
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Jay Franklin Charlesion
Charleston
South Carolina
America
Carolia
Locke
Baston
Ashley River
Mellon
West Indies
Central Am
Atlantic
New Paper Mill
Weal Virginia Pulp & Papey Co
Fremillen Dollair
Cooper River
Charlestou
New York
Weap-country
Willeh
Roaming News and Local Happenings Keep Corry Busy
Spirited local crowd reports a spring day in Corry with a rough wagon show on West Wayne Street and a thunderous arrival near Bond Street. Notes mention management changes in a local office, missionary trip rumors, and a snow forecast misprediction.
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W. Wayne Street
Bond Street
Roosevelt Highway
Smith
Titusville
Thair
Gomyanil
Queen City
Pirates
Cubs
Blaine Kincaid
Bucs
Pittsburghers
Aero A. A
East Main Street
Tony Paver
Barner
Portoy Tovalls
al Swift
Erle ‘Times
Department of Public Information
Penn State
New Castle
Youngstown
New Britain
Howland Dobbs
Derry Register
Pimes
Blaine Merritt
W. G. Merritt
East South Street
Hollow Lake
Kawayama
Fashion Notes and Local Developments in Corry
The page surveys spring fashion with Paris style notes on dresses, coats, sleeves, and color palettes, highlighting swing skirts, draping details, ivory accents, and evening gowns. It also reports Corry area updates including industry shifts, WPA salary talks, a new Corry ban under Milan Waller, public utility investigations, and local housing demand amid ongoing development and rivering rain forecasts.
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Bhusk
P. Gulmpe
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Big Bad Pig
Monopo
Journal
Dm, McKinmey
Methailist
Hstory
Tuo Euch
Hull
Ammount Ag Bank
Wilby
Tome Terin
Itv
Pittsburgh
Sievalie Gall
Sam
Joe
Gn Syts
Cicero
Netherlands
Belgium
France
United
Stewart
Register and Tribune
Cleveland
Hamburg
Carolina
Mivbara
Ems
South Africa
Yeti “Lee
Sahoars
Scotts
Gerry
United States
Pennsylvania
Millville
Pureps
Tommy Rael
Tire Restaurateur
Availabie
Paris
Rounier
Plumper Silholetté
Vionnet
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