Farmers Tour to Pass Here Next Tuesday
More than 150 farmers from Warren Porter and nearby counties join a state farm tour traveling through Allegheny and Philadelphia routes. The group visits State College Rose and other sites, then proceeds to Erie by large buses for a weeklong program of agricultural insight.
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Farmers’ Tour
State College
Warren
Erie
Warren, Ave
Warren, Porter
Watert Bart AL Wie
Allegheny
Phiadelphia
Henry N Refstan
Kennagwth White
State Hospital
Amers
North Warren
Vic Yarty
Rose
Youngsville
Orher
Suspicious Bomb Probe Ties to Davis Home in Washington
Police surveilled the Davis family residence after a bomb suspect was found near the secretary’s home. The intruder, claiming ties to Davis Servauis quarters, fled when pursued. guards and officers patrolled throughout the night while Henry J. Garrett and aides reportedly remained inside.
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Washington
Labor
Jamie J. Davis
Nes Dijo
Davis Servauis
Davis
Denie
President Coolidge
Wills
Susbeet
Oil Contract Bid Opens for Postal Trucks at City Firm
Local firm in olL City opened bids for a U S job to manufacture 58 ton Dilies for post office trucks. Kramer Wagon Co offered 2072 for mounted trunks and 280 for umimuilitids. First day bidder gets a discount. Attar approval pending.
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Kramer
Pionker Auto Ha Spa
Market Drop Forces Brokers to Suspend
Manhattan Electrical Supply stock, once up at the open, slid to a new low as banks could not fund three impaired accounts after yesterday’s 60 point market break. A. L. Miller & Cie suspended trading but vowed to stay in business, seeking customer banking accommodations. An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in U S District Court against Fuller Jim by three creditors seeking balances on trading accounts.
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United Press
NEW York
Manhattan
New York Stock Exchange
Getock
A. L. Miller & Cie
United States District Court
Fuller Jim
Pittsburgh Physician Dies on Train
Dr Jesse T L Little of Pittsburgh became ill en route to Baltimore and died at Camden Station. He was brought to University Hospital in an automobile with railway physician Dr James Sattel, who cited heart trouble as the cause. Telegraphs had warned ahead of his illness as the train reached Camden.
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Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Jesse TL Little
Camden Staba
James Sattel
University Hospital
Sattel
D. Satfel
Camden
Wisconsin Governor Charged Over Payoff Claim in Senate
Madison August 12 senators heard a claim by representative HL Carroll Glidden that Governor Fred R Zimmer man sought $50,000 to influence signing executive bills. Senator Walter Goodland called for an investigation as the session adjourned. The Senate planned to adjourn sine die at 3 PM.
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United
Madison
Wis
Fred R Zimmerman
Conai Senate
Representat
Carroll Glidden
Carroll
Lill
Walter Goodland
Irroil
Senate
Road Builder Gives Up Joe in Crawford
Meadville August 12 Crawford county commissioners and the Pennsylvania Department of Highways report Ellis Hill Route 88 project near Meadville halted for ten days as a contractor quits amid four foreign attachments totaling over 10000 dollars. State and creditors claim against the contractor while much equipment is secured by a New York chattel mortgage.
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Meadville
Ellis Hill
Titusville
Crawford County Commissioners
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
B. I. Bucks
State Highway Department
New York State
Sleepwalking farmhand injured after fall from second story
Roy Nash a 45 year old farm worker in Rockland Township near Kennerdell was found with his head in a rain barrel after toppling from a second story window during a nocturnal wander. He was taken to Oil City Hospital for examination as abdominal pains increased.
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OW City
Roy Nash
Frank James
Rockland Township
Kennerdell
Oil City
Mr. James
Nash
Texas Slayer Pays Penalty in Electric Chair
F M Snow was executed at the Texas State Penitentiary Huntsville for the murder of his stepson Bertie Connally Snow. Placed in the chair at 12 01 A M and pronounced dead at 12 19 A M the inmate confessed to further killings after arrest but later recanted. Local notice urges readers to check classifieds before offers are withdrawn.
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Namea Press
Huntsville
Tex
F. M. Snow
Bertie Connally Snow
Snow
Local notes from Bear Lake area and nearby towns
Sunday visits and family gatherings describe multiple short hometown items. Kenneth Martin, Ernie Spoons, Laura Mulntyre, M Nagle, Fred Yates, and others appear with neighbors and relatives around Corry, Watts Flats, Spring Creek, and Dalton New York. An injury near Corsy and a railroad incident at Corry hospital are noted alongside reunions and picnics.
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Will Burch
Kenneth Martin
Bear Lake
Ernie Spoons
Laura Mulntyre
Watts Plats
M Nagle
Brie
Fred Yates
Clinton Bacgus
Wrightsville
Walter Rath
David Parker
Corsy
Charles Sandburg
Parker
Corry Hospital
Arthur Baccus
Glen Jaquith
Wilma [Ives
Dalton
N.Y
Ernest Spoon
Laura McIntyre
Corry
Charlesssurethurg
Spring Creek
Dick Bates
Spring Creeks
Florence Mead
Margaret
Albert Sandburg
Ida Mead
Pleasantville
Charles
Spencer Job Youngsville
George Mead
Frantel Briggs
Irvin
Stella Briggs
Alta Mead
Mike Kamae
Ed Yates
Erie
Hughes Grove
Will Spencer
Alta Me
Ron Defean
Pitts
Boy Dies From Injuries After Barn Fall
Four year old Lemuel Edward Rudy of Holburg died at Mercy Hospital Altoona from a fractured skull suffered when he fell fifteen feet through an opening in the barn floor. He had been unconscious since the accident three days earlier.
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United Pres
Altoona
Lemuel Edward Rudy
Holburg
Mercy Hospital
Lamont Deep Well Down for Repairs
Aug 12 Drilling at the Heep test well by United Natural Gas on its lease at Lamont was suspended to install a cable and repair equipment. Depth reached 6304 feet after months of hard rock. operators expect to resume by early next week.
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Kane
Heep
United Natural Gas Company
Lamont
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Condra
Wisconsin
Joe
Crawford
Texas
Nash History
John Wiggers
First Avenue
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Jamestown
Watts Flats
Chautauqua
Ray Griswold
Mina Barber
Mary Kamite
Mike Havenehack
Cleveland
Haven Chack
James Higgens
Lottsville
Laura MeIngyre
Chester Grover
Waldameer Park
C. E. Doane
Dry Goods
John Hammond
R. F. Livermore CO
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