Echo from Gettysburg Veterans Reunion Report
United Press notes at Gettysburg reunion in July the charge of Pickett's men echoed as seven sets of false teeth a dozen key rings one revolver and other minor personal items were recovered after the event The commission released the financial report to state authorities and said the state is in account with seventeen railroads for transportation of veterans at Gettysburg.
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United Press
Morksburg
Pickett
Gettysboro
Gettysburg
Chicago Endures Extreme Heat With Prostrations Rising
Chicago sizzled as humidity spiked. The day reached 92 degrees at 11 80 am with forecasts for higher, marking a record heat spell. Three year old Gustave Lindgen died amid the heat and other heat related prostrations were reported before noon after a family slept on a fire escape.
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United Press
Chicago
Gustave Lindgen
Card of Thanks for Sympathy After Loss
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for their bindings and sympathy during the passing of our daughter. Thanks for the musta and beautifil Sowers for the kitchen of the Heathating Co. from Mr and Mrs Wesley McLeod.
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Heathating Co
Wesley McLeod
Sulzer Letters Glynn Rebuffs Court Route In Albany
Governor Sulzer sends a second letter to Lieut Governor Glynn rebuking his refusal to let the dispute go to a court ruling. Glynn maintains doubts about Sulzer’s grounds for acting as governor. Sulzer questions Assembly authority to impeach and to handle the case. Secretaries and counsel stay in conference as Sulzer appears more confident. An Erie County case looms as authorities seek writs challenging requisition. Glynn attends an athletic meet, while Sulzer displays a telegram promising Democratic backing from Byrtwlo.
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United Press
Albany
Glynn
Sulxer
Np Mays
Suiser
Cus
Lynn
Pat
Sulzer
Herrick
Suleer
Capitol
Sulzer Welieye
Erie County
Lewis Jjecht
Ohio
Buffalo
Sheriff Smith
Ola
Athletic Association
Edward Burgard
Poli Hcal
Byrtwlo
Twelfth Survivors Coming to Meet in August
Notes announce a reunion plan for the 12th Pa Cavalry survivors. Post 70 Burgess Hatch of Cujon City presides at the August 28 event with guests, while a larger eastern state reunion is planned this month. local aid is requested through S Caldwell, Post Quartermaster.
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12Th Pa. Cavalry
Burgess Hatch
Cujon City
Associaton
12Th Cavalry
Rain Briefly Eases Heat Across Central States
Showers spread through Kansas City and surrounding areas, giving only temporary relief from extreme heat. Rain reached Kansas, Oklahoma, and Missouri, but crops already suffer as the downpours arrive too late to save corn. Hutchinson area reports nearly an inch of rainfall, with northern Oklahoma and southern Kansas seeing heavier showers. Temperatures dip briefly but are expected to rise again soon.
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Bynited
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Hutchinson
Ohio Will Recognize Glynn as Acting Governor
Ohio will recognize Lieut. Governor Glynn of New York as Acting Governor of the Empire State during the impeachment proceedings against Governor Sulzer. Attorney General Hogan directed that Glynn's signature be considered authoritative in all communications and legal transactions between Ohio and New York, including transfer of requisition papers.
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United Frees
Columbus
Orelelally
Ohio
Glynn
New York
Empire State
William Sulzer
Hogan
Self Righting Plane Demonstrated In France Trials
Villacoublay France Aug 16 The self righting biplane invented by Lieut J W Dunne a retired British army officer underwent trials before French aerial corps officers Major Talon Felix piloting The craft rose in high gusty wind judged too strong for ordinary machines The apparatus showed stability features eliciting astonishment among experts
Esperanto Club Meeting in Corry with New Officers
The Corry Esperanto Club met last night at a member’s East Measant street home. In the president’s absence, Miras Edith Atkin presided, announcing a new member and distributing the international Reperinto emblem. The proposed constitution for a permanent organization was read. a lesson followed and plans for the next session at the Pierce home on West Smith street were set.
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Corry
Dewring
Pierce
West Smith Street
Citrus Rates Return to Old Schedule in Tariff Bill
Washington August 16 The Senate agreed on motion by Senator William to revert the citrus tariff from the new package rate back to the old per pound weight schedule. The rate is restored to 12 cents per pound.
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United Presty
Washington, D. C
William
Window Collapse on Main Street Sparks Injury Escape
Early today on W Main street a heavy glass window shattered in Dr Curtis's office area after a sash cord failed. Fragments showered the sidewalk as the Livermore store awning collapsed, narrowly missing several bystanders who had stood in the spot moments before.
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Main Street
Dr. Curtis
Livermore
Atdewalk
Denounce Restaurant Patrons in Chicago by Walters Union
Chicago August 16 Lobster police patrons read a forty page Walters union brochure inciting anger. Leon Pescheret president denounces wealthy diners at grills calling their conduct deceitful and money to spare yet senseless.
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Wy United Press
Chicago
Lobster
Walters Union
Leon Pescheret
Huropa
Pessheret
Pescheret
More Light For Reading Eye Care By Dr Padoll
Do you need more light to read than before Not necessarily aging Eye exam reveals the help needed Myopic hypermetropia presbyopia and astigmatism are listed Dr D Padoll optometrist Corry PA offers weekly Friday clinic at Office Traction Building
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D. Padoll
Corry
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Chester
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Post 70
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T. Talloring
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