Montgomery Killed After Auto Crash in Meron
F J Montgomery died from injuries after being struck by a car two weeks ago in Meron. The 83 year old resident was taken to Alon City hospital where he passed away. Survived by relatives and a wife Mrs Roy Mather of Carry, arrangements pending.
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Labor leaders rally behind La Follette in split on labor party
The labor movement shows renewed unity behind Senator Robert M. La Follette as union leaders weigh a broad endorsement. Gompers and associates decide on a formal, nonrestrictive backing while debating the scope of labor’s political pledge. The plan aims to mobilize 8,000,000 votes for the independent ticket, with a public decision expected next week. Separately, Benja min Dorsheimer and Chester Dorsheimer are freed on habeas corpus after 14 years charged with par enteal murder lack of evidence.
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Road Improvements Bring Findley Lake Residents Hope
Residents of Findley Lake celebrate progress on a highway project spanning from the Paneylvania state line to Windsey Likes. The twenty foot wide route through Windsey Likes extends to Nuttall's store with concrete work near abutments for a French Creek bridge. Completion promises traffic use, opening the road to the Buffalo read North Baet area and marking thirty years of highway agitation.
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Field Work on Assessment Nears Completion
Field work on the assessment is nearing end as Westley prepares for next week. Officials indicate the balance of city work will wrap up before the Court of Appeals holding and affords taxpayers a final opportunity to file.
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Five Best Radio Features Air Across Major Markets
A listing of tonight's top radio features across cities including New York Philadelphia Chicago and Cleveland. Programs feature orchestral concerts and musical broadcasts from venues such as Vessella's concert hall and Notre Quarter broadcasts.
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Pontur Lupe Ain Hia Uotel Penna Trauia Orchestra
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Wistern
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Chicago
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Dallas
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Cleveland
Gas Company Admits Poor UTS Service
Gas company concedes inadequate UTS service amid complaints from Murry and Krieg. Rate increases and odor concerns cited. public cries for relief as heating costs rise. Officials consider actions to address supply and service deficiencies.
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Chautauqua Drive Meeting Reported a Success
Report on a Chautauqua Drive meeting noting a productive gathering and plans. Officials including Tibbes and local guarantors outlined upcoming events and ticket details for adults and children.
Union Road fundraising push nears twenty thousand
In Titusville Union City and Centerville areas residents report raised funds approaching twenty thousand toward a forty thousand goal for the Union Road project. Leaders say about ten thousand from Titusville and five thousand from Centerville contribute, with Union City supporters hoping to hit twenty thousand soon.
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Owill
Five killed as car plunges over bank near Ashfoot Ambankment
Five people from Mansfield Pennsylvania died when an automobile left the highway between Knoxville and Westfield Pennsylvania and plunged over an embankment shortly after 4 in the afternoon. The deceased include Orlan Patterson 43 Mrs Orla Patterson 40 Marjorie Patterson 7 Dr W D Husted 84 and Bessie Husted 20. D A Hillstrom had been in New York City for several days and returned home this morning.
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Lieut Nelson Separated From Companions Fliers Reach Teeland
Lieut Nelson becomes separated from companions during a mission over hostile territory and continues toward Teeland, while the others safely return to the Orkneys. The incident reflects the perilous conditions faced by air crews operating in the region.
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Aviator Destruction Rumors Stir Kirkwall Airbase
Fragmented wartime dispatch from Kirkwall Orkney details a supposed aviator loss and search efforts. Reports mention Nelson and Reid, a raid along a coastal route, and warnings to pilots amid confusing radio messages.
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Corner Stone Laid for St Edward’s Parish School
The cornerstone of St Edward's Parochial School will be laid Sunday afternoon at one o'clock. Monsignor Cauley will preside, with Rev Father J. McBride of St Ann's Erie delivering the address. Public invited to sermons and musical program.
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1924 Hunting Licenses Meet Requirements
Harrisburg August 2 The state game commission approves 1004 hunting licenses meeting all requirements. Aluminum tags with satin finish will replace earlier materials to save funds. Total 500000 tags will cost $12000, cutting printing waste. shipments to treasurers for issuance.
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Fiery Questions Shot By Attorney at Criminal Court
A chaotic scene in CrEsago court as an attorney questions a nurse and others about a teen girl. The exchange centers on a superintendent and a foster girl, with concerns about mothers and witnesses. The defense hints at age related privacy and privacy protections.
Anglers Permits Exhausted in Butler Will Post
United Press reports shortages in fishing licenses as officials announce that the supply of licenses for the coming year has been exhausted. City officials including Mayor Kendrick and General Butler discuss continuation and future plans amid Marine Camp expirations.
Harding Died Year Ago Today in Vermont Parlor
Fragmentary report recalls a former president's death anniversary and an oath of office in a Turnhouse parlor at Plymouth Vermont. Names and phrasing are garbled but reference a presidential figure and a successor's swearing in with period tone.
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Bank Tied Up and Assets Frozen in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on August 2 a private party facing a business seizure reported by Secretary Peter G. Cameron, bonds totaling 20 000 were filed, real estate assets said to be frozen, and an investigation begun. Nearby, W. Al Steer celebrated his birthday with friends at East Fredrick Street, enjoying cards, ice cream, cake, and coffee.
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Avisit
Joseph Pearl
Bethlehensky
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East Fredrick Street
Wall Street advances amid continued market strength
The week ended with broad gains as shares of General Electric, American Smelting, U S Steel, Reading and others climbed to new highs. Ample commentary by Standard Oil of New Jersey’s A Herford noted favorable conditions and improved sentiment, with Fort Worth and Pittsburgh listed among advancing centers. George M. Stott of Niagara Falls, N.Y., visited as guest of granddaughter Mrs Irvine Young.
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Optimistic Outlook By American Delegate At Paris Peace Talks
The report outlines Allied hopes at the 1918 Paris conference with Prime Minister Lloyd George and French leaders, noting provisional progress toward a general settlement on reparations and terms. It cites Dawes Plan prospects, German compliance, and U. S. Secretary Hughes conveying cautious optimism amid held sessions and tense exchanges.
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Newton Bakers Narrow Escape In Street Car Collision
Former Secretary of War Newton D. Baker narrowly escaped serious injury in a street car collision in Cleveland. Five stores were damaged and Baker was treated for minor injuries. the incident prompted narrow escape reports and questions about street car safety.
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Newton D. Baker
Bryan declines stance on national issue in Lincoln address
In Lincoln Nebraska Charles W Bryan Democratic vice presidential nominee states he will not raise a national issue. He says his reply to John W Davis stems from his official capacity as Nebraska governor and reflects the will of the people he represents.
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