Corry’s New Fire Truck Demonstrated
Corry unveils a new 1,250 gallon pumper with two 85 gallon chemical tanks and a siren as the city prepares new fire department facilities. The ceremony includes arrival of Roberta Ritbor and planned moving of equipment to the Third ward barn, with completion expected within ten days.
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Corry
Roberta
Pittsburgh
Delyeratedi
Badiy
Vanpmant
Rose
Maileani
Inndinte Gervler
Ward
Rusk
Anil
Washington
Dino
Matetag
Cameron
Thor Divicon
Near Beer Dealers Accused Of Violating State Law
Officials warn near beer sellers of legal prohibitions on Sunday sales and mislabeling. The notice orders town constables to investigate violations, with prosecutions to follow and a public hearing slated for September in the county.
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Lyla Etty
M Hisenne
Otto
Pittaburgh
Wintricl
Rowland
Delle
Thas
Brooklyn Car Strike Begun Today
United Press reports Brooklyn Tapia Franst Company workers walked off the job at five to demand higher pay and recognition. Company officials acknowledge disruption to elevated and subway lines but say services operate on a normal basis. Strike vote had been planned for a later date.
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United Press
New York
Brooklyn Tapia ‘Pranst
Gareigon
Boms
Toyal
May Buy Army Food for Hospitals Amid Urgent-State Move
In August, the State Secretary of Agriculture and the Auditor General began reviewing plans to purchase large quantities of army stores for hospitals and asylums. Officials aim to obtain supplies at the lowest possible cost, following Governor Boroul’s arrival and directions issued to institutions.
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Marrlabary
Agriquiturnani
Boroul
Spakaio
Labor Fights for Federal Ownership of Railroads Entry
Washington voices calls for federal ownership of railroads. Labor leaders urge adoption of the Plumb plan to place control under government and employee joint operation, arguing it would cut living costs and dividends on watered stock.
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Washington, D.C
Morriaga
Tabor
Appiarad
Martinon Steélard
United Prem
U S Grain Agency Profits Alleged in Wheat Deal
Washington reports claim the U S Grain Agency profited from wheat pricing, with Representative Barns challenging the agency's practices. The investigation notes a margin of profit alleged at about one percent and questions whether the government acted to fix prices for consumers.
Question Lansing in Senate
United Press reports a Senate hearing on Secretary of State Lansing with disputed lines about American policy toward Japan. The article notes Lodge questioning and references to the President's memorandum and a leaked draft attributed to Lansing aides.
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United Press
Japan
Otognton
Preakleut Wiison
Washington
League of Nu
Lansing
Senate Bordign Volationy
Lodge Bogan
Lavilugwu
Gorvidry
Cyuhl
Peoshont
Wilanu
Fat Ha
New York
Free Night Steel Car Strike Gains Backing from Unions
Workers at Standard Steel Car and Forge Street Car strike for higher wages and better conditions with sixteen allied unions supporting. Management cites hard dust conditions and cannot grant increases at this time. Others report allied troop movements and regional unrest in Europe near Budapest and Rumina.
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United Prem
Thelsind
Standard Steel Car Company
Forge Stret Car Company
Moon
Abeildng
Atrike
Ins Ulse- Toon
Oakeito Secura
Ainorder
Wtrhie
Olin All
Comprentions Invepliny For Contenetien Of Humera Fr
Buffalo Nebraska August meeting of the Knights of Columbus gathers over 2000 delegates to discuss common rites and cultural programs for men. The convention plans to address promoting united educational work and cultural exchange while debating a proposed national approach to bolstering Catholic homeroom programs and opposing bolshevism in the United States. Prominent leaders from across the country were slated to speak, though some delegates were prevented from arriving.
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United Presa
Buffalo
Pliny
Engagaming
United States
Hungarian ultimatum to Hungary over war material and coal
A fragmented report from Budapest notes an ultimatum regarding abandonment of war materiel, machinery, livestock, and coal. The deadline expired early morning local time with Hungary warned of removal of all contraband if the demands were not met.
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United Prem
Paris
Budapest
Hungary
Oman
High Shoe Prices Questioned by Federal Commission
A United Press report from Washington on August 6 summarizes findings of a federal Price Commission inquiry. It alleges packers exert control over the hides market and that manufacturers wholesalers and retailers have benefited with profits up to 50 percent. The commission urges strict enforcement of anti trust laws and legislation preventing packers from engaging in tanning to curb rising prices and a device to obscure actual selling prices from consumers.
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United Press
Wshington
D. C
Prigus Lorhoe
Congress
Tha Commission
Wouapely
Tria
Fire truck breakdown delays city service drive
A new fire truck was disabled on North Gonter Street when the hollow arrived and hit the smaller vehicle. Mr Roberts, company representative, reports the rig stalled. repair details and a replacement drive from the factory are needed, delaying acceptance by the city. Gertrude Cottle, visiting from Washington, contemplates a local position after vacation. Weather and other notes follow.
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Roberts
Meong
Erin
Mian Gertrude Cottle
Gasiogidal Garvey
Titerior Department
Washington, D.C
Mra. C. G. Balog
Joa
Nu; Bona Company
Poultry Men Visit Dromana Farms For Exhibition
Members of the Poultry Association toured the Dromana Farms showing modern equipment including a 40 M gas powered machine and a large electric power press. The display featured egg productions and plans to expand capacity to 25 000 eggs with new enclosures attracting attention from growers and visitors.
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Btuo Poultry Association
Iy J
Anottine
Wama Pupankiy
Wil de Leone
Larga
Tro ‘ Man
McCrow
Young
Wrock
Great Storm Damage Near Cleveland
Five men killed and several injured as severe storms with heavy rain and lightning sweep through Cleveland area. Homes and barns destroyed, widespread property damage and paralyzed traffic. Youngstown reports three deaths and heavy damage as a similar storm impacts nearby.
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Cleveland
Barna
No Shortage in Sugar To Warrant Raise
New York officials say there is no shortage or anticipated shortage in sugar justifying a price raise. The Sugar Equalization Board notes the government set a price and margin, with temporary supply delays due to Cuba shipments and a workers strike. Also mentioned are residents’ arrivals and a quartermaster’s department official returning from Bamton Body, Virginia.
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York
Sugar Equalization Board
Cuba
Cuba, Mined By A Whip Workers Atrike
Mra
Bampton Body
Decision of Importance to Service Men
A government ruling warns veterans and dependents that reinstatement benefits do not automatically resume upon applying. Those who filed earlier must show good health and discharge status. if rejected they may face premiums for months previously covered, with new premiums due upon reinstatement.
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Carlor Gamay Vretary
Seervitery
Rilluy
Fries
Erin
Tagar
Hindlasharge
Completing Spring Creek Road Repairs
Report details the road work on Spring Creek Road from Spring Creek toward the city. ACE Moore of Spring Creek oversees the project noting progress after a week of attempts to improve drainage and surface condition. The section has suffered long delays and poor travel, with residents awaiting proper restoration and safety improvements.
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Ace Moore
Croek
Ula
Thys
Hyilshayy
John
Coudifion
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