Keating Named Vice President of Sealers of Weights and Measures
Charles P. Keating arrived home from hiladalphn where he attended the Alath convention of the Sealers of Weights and Measures. The meeting discussed voting standards and constitutional questions, with the Philadelphia delegation backing uniform methods. Keating was elected vice president amid a contentious officers election.
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Charles P. Keating
Hiladalphn
Sealers OF Weights and Measures
Keating
Sealory
Wphiladelphia
Notre Tts
Plare
Neaperation
Ian Wild
Carranza Acknowledges U S Note in Peace Effort
The official statement from Washington states that Carranza today acknowledged receipt of the American peace note. It is expected this will be the first public reaction from him on the matter. The note's acknowledgment was announced by the state department.
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Upnow
Washington Ds
Carranzi
Americin Peace
State Department
Penn A R R Strict About Help to Health Rules
The Pennsylvania Railroad enforces strict health checks for dining car staff. A quarterly Pullman worker health report shows no communicable disease among 6% tested. Examinations now occur at least every 30 days for all food prep and service personnel across white and colored staff.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Evory
Woderko Grigil
Ofa Bt
Wallera Ani
Wafety
Twenty Drown at Virginia Point Causeway Collapse
New Orleans reports twenty persons drowned and as many injured when a causeway hotel collapsed at Virginia Point near Hers today. The building, crowded with guests, sank while guests were present. several managed to escape the disaster.
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New Orleans
Virginia Point
Causeway
Villa says he will aid US in Latin America plans
Gen Villa announces from the state department that he will help, in every way possible, with the furtherance of the plans in Latin America. The remark comes after a note from the United States and follows prior invitations to assist General Villa.
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Gen. Villa
Elaso
Texas
United States
Unpo
Villa
Hosiery Ladies Fast Black Special
A local ad offers ladies hosiery at 10 cents per pair and eight pairs for two dollars, promoting a quick sale of stock with low prices.
Bargain Ladies Underwear and Waists Sale
Ladies' 50¢ underwear at 48¢ and $4 waists in all sizes cut to $3 each. Shop early for best selection and value on refined, period-appropriate undergarments offered at reduced prices. Limited quantities remain available.
Desperate Russian Army Faces Key Losses and Retreats
Russian forces suffer severe setbacks as fortress Kovno falls and Brest Litovsk area comes under siege. reports indicate large war material captured at Kovno while manpower losses mount. Soviet and Allied communications hint at renewed German pressure along the Kovno front and potential next stands near Vilna and Smolensk.
Advertised Letters for Week Ending August 185
Advertised letters list includes Mya, Fred L. Anderson, Frank Gage, Mary Hollingsworth, Millar Martin, Ver Hage, Jasen Mraf, Moore J. D. Savage, Wrunk Swanson, C J Williama, Tune Wray, A. W. Happenutedt, We Ta Franklin. Readers are advised to inquire at the local post office for these names and claimed mail.
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Fred L. Anderson
Frank Gage
Mary Hollingsworth
Millar Martin Ver Hage
Jasen
Moore
J. D. Savage
Wrunk Swanson
C. J. Williama Tune Wray
A. W
Franklin
Smith Family Reunion Brings Dozens To Park Street Home
The twelfth annual Lloyd Ti. Smith family reunion gathered at Charlia H. Heath’s Park Street home with over sixty attendees. A noon meal at Home restaurant followed an afternoon program of vocal, instrumental music and speeches. Out of town guests included Mary and Morence Cronsman of Oklahoma and the Randall and White families from nearby towns. Fire damage was limited to the bakery area, with firefighters containing the blaze. losses were mostly from water and smoke, not structure.
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Lloyd Ti. Smith
Charlia H. Heath
Dogan
Moon
Benn
Wan Sarved
Muin Street
Nuke Prevent
Mr. Wagar
Herald
Naual
Fichimoara
Palmaulit
Plano
Wagner
George Holaner
Mendyille
Titusville Bakery Fire Damages Local Shop
A fire damaged the Titusville bakery of Charto H. Wagner on Wet Spring Street near Washington and Perry, starting in the evening and causing a temporary departure of the department. The report notes the blaze and time but is incomplete.
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Charto H. Wagner
Wet Spring Street
Washington
Perry Streets
New Dining Hall at St Normal College
The Board of Trustees of Edinboro State Normal School completed plans for a new dining hall. General building contracts have been awarded to A. H. Thiel of Meadville for the structure, with electrical and heating work to be handled by Star Electric Company of Erie.
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ST. Normal
Ulutins
A. H. Thiel
Mele Pa
Kofo Ginnon
Girey
Star Eloetris Company
Brie
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