Wise May Decline Post Amid Pinchot Shakeup
Governor Pinchot reshuffles the state Public Service Commission putting W H Wise in consideration as successor to Ray Shelby for the commission. Wise, a noted health and farming advocate, may decline the $10,000 annual post due to health issues. He has recently traveled with Helmer Rabild to Titusville to meet Chamber of Commerce directors on establishing a creamery and milk plant, underscoring his deep farming interests.
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Ly Fiteens
Gifford Pinchot
Public Service Commission
W. H. Wise
Ray Shelby
Pinchot
Wise
Pennsylvania
Fhe
Rick
Lex N. P Mitchell
Panxsitagrey
Wike
Cleveland
Bz Wise
Sammer M. Clement, Jr
Helmer Rabild
Grove
Titusville
Chamber of Commerce
Bradford Old Home Week Opens With City Celebrations
The Bradford community prepares a grand Old Home Week opening with crowds gathering as citizens from local and national backgrounds arrive for a ceremonial curtain rise. Everthine stands ready for the program while residents plan a holiday from work to honor heritage and neighbors.
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Bradford
Avguin Sigess
Pet
Everthine
Pall
Minis
United States
Hoff Business College Career Ad in Warren
A sensational ad promises a fast entry into business with high pay and rapid advancement. It claims low costs and quick training at Hoff Business College in Warren, urging readers to request details now.
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Hoff Business College
Warren
End of Daylight Saving Pleases Old Sol
Fragmentary report notes Old Sol pleased by ending daylight saving time as Cory returns to standard hours. Mentions Mayor L. Alexander and city reactions to the shift and wartime timing.
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Sol
Cory
Ku Klux Klan Launches National Membership Drive
United Press reports a two day Klan display in Washington with a large parade on Pennsylvania Avenue and 200 new members initiated. Police and national guard precautions kept incidents minimal though some arrests occurred for distributing anti dilution literature. Names and locations referenced include Atlanta and Washington as potential headquarters moves.
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United Press
Washington
National Capital
Ku Klux Klan
Caribe
Ew Unive
Potomac
Pennsylvania Avenue
National Guard
Fort Meyer
Atlanta
Imperial Palace
Unfilled Tonnage Declines for United States Steel
New York August 10 The United States Steel Corporation's unfilled tonnage as of July 31 stood at 3 530476 tons versus 3 710458 tons on June 30 a drop of 170991 tons This compares with unfilled tonnage of 408800 on May 1 1895 and 3187072 on July 31 last year Net income on June 30 this year was 506717 against 3213442 in the previous quarter.
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United Press New York
United States Steel Corporation
Bandit Holds Up Theatre Box Office for 12000
A masked robber dressed in plone rubber struck the State Lake theatre box office, demanding grenbadls and escaping with 12000. Police pursued as employees and the crowd watched from seats and aisles, the thief entering through a side entrance and fleeing into nearby streets.
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Stregiove
Esses
State Lake
Thanet
Seraban
Foldania
Matt
Veneering Spreads From Britain Across Europe
A note on how veneering, once known as mosham, moved from London to broader use. It gained popularity in the eighteenth century, spreading to the Netherlands, France, and England, with many Muuaanil years cited as background.
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London
Iminy
Netherlands
France
Enghand
Special Tulsa train draws Old Home Week crowds
A special train carrying former residents arrived in Tulsa fueling huge interest for Old Home Week. The 10 car train with dining cars and coaches allegedly travels from Port Worth Texas to Bradford. Franklinites expect thousands to gather in Venango County for reunions, with former residents from California and beyond returning.
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Bradford
Franklin
Tulsa
Vrudfont
Marmite
Coniderabie
Endforth
Port Worth
Texas
Unie
Californid
Venango County
Meadville Man Named to Federal Position
Announcement from the Department of Vomusteres cites Meadville resident Brankelin W Ryady as Assistant Chief of Finutes Divisions. A Minnesota judge ruled cows have the right of way, noted in the Birmingham Age-Hora item.
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Meadville
Unites Press
Washington
Department of Vomusteres
Brankelin
Ryady
Pay
Finutes
Minnesota
Birmingham
CLYMER NY Weekend guests and theater showings
Local residents hosted visitors from Binghamton Jamestown and Erie. Attendance at The Pen Companments at Palace Theatre in Jamestown noted amid a flurry of family visits and travels to Michigan Loch Saurs Telaske n father returned with them. Several local families and friends extended greetings and shared holidays in North East Westfield Oil City and Mayville as Warshawson recovers at home.
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Telaake
Michigan
Loch
Wilton Koomart
Jack
Oil City
Robert Philos
Lockport
Jess Meerdiniersa
Newhouse
Jose
New York State
England
Frans Garfield
Greenliglé
Mre
F. W. Neukers
William Y Warshawso
Minnie Barton
Alec
Wil Ala Ope
Not Bad Definition Teacher On Island Impant
A fragmentary passage presents a teacher addressing Rennie about the meaning of a word and hints at a notion that an island is a place you cannot leave without implant. The dialogue style resembles a cryptic classroom exchange amid unclear context.
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Rennie
Tin
Bul- Tetin
Town Visit and Family News From Mayville Area
Town notes report Mrs Havercamp and friends visiting. Mrs Dhures King visits her daughter Mrs Sherman Cowles and family. William TeWinkle ill for months and treated at Newton Slembriike Hospital. Glen Wretch on two week vacation with her parents at Gayton. WJ Graham Louis Moore and Wi Volk spent Wednesday at Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Velma Neckers of Mayville visiting parents for a week. Mr and Mrs Pi W Neckers.
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Mark Havercamp
Dhures King
Sherman Cowles
Venterville
Willian Te Winkle
Newton Slembriike Hospital
Glen Wretch
Gayton
Graham
Lous Moore
Wi Volk
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Velma Neckers
Mayville
Pi W. Neckers
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Thermos
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Clymer
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New York City
Erie Railroad
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Erie R. R
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