Grape Crop Not Badly Damaged by Wind Storm
A wind storm damaged crops in the Duneire area on a Saturday. Grapes suffered light to moderate loss, with estimates of 5 to 10 percent for the ripening belt. Apples, peaches and pears also showed damage, while other fruit crops in the vicinity were less affected. Captain Ey Gladwin of the local station estimated grape loss around ten percent in the Tenith region, noting some vines blown over and parts of the belt injured. William McPhew of Red Wing Co reported touring the ripe belt and confirming grapes bore the main impact while other crops held up better.
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Red Wing
Sportmen Up On Arms in Bradford Shooting Fray
Bradford August 24 Members of the McKeat County sportmen association clash over pheasant distribution and hunting practices amid a city investigation. Superintendent Folin McGurch announced inquiry into the incident and the fate of birds reportedly killed near the Bradford plant.
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Spattemen
Auiz
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Stardine
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McGurch
Gantary
Damon Reunion Enjoyable One
The Damon reunion gathered forty relatives and friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ek. Attendees hailed from Brie Ale McKean Tying City Spartiowbuy-Sprine Cheeks and Urley A pienie Aianier. Officers elected: Byron Satterle president Mrs Vern Smith secretary and treasurer. Music and outdoor games followed a dusk-transit gathering. Next reunion set for the home of Me and Mis ven Latteriée in McKean on the second Wednesday in August.
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Daramon
Mow EK
Damoi
Corry
Brie
Ale McKean
McKean
Canton officer Lengel fired amid murder probe bungling
The suspended Canton officer Lengel is dismissed after bungling the Don Mellett murder investigation. Director Earl Mexamer remains in charge. the Civil Service Commission ousted Lengel while Swarts and others join a new panel. Prosecutor Tintwicke and the investigation move forward as evidence is due to the grand jury tomorrow.
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May Resume Hay Rake Publica tion in Warren County
The Warren Mirror reports that Anti Bristow may revive the Hay Rake magazine in Warren County at an early date. Bristow traveled from Connell Take recently and discussed bringing the publication back to the city and county. He believes Warren County is the right home for the Hay Rake and aims to restore its business management and circulation, which once reached about 60,000. The note suggests strong advertising potential for Warren and emphasizes local support while warning readers to skim classifieds first.
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Warren
County
Warren Mirror
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Sind
Chemical love affair ends in death in Cleveland
Dorothy Kirk a 21 year old stenographer died after a romantic relationship with Ermil Balaiescu a former Parisian medical student now jailed. Balaiescu admits giving pills to treat mood swings claiming he intended to help and love her. Dorothy came to Cleveland with Gavrgeniaensts cae and they met at a Methodist church.
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Dorothy Kirk
Ermil Balaiescu
Dorothy
Balonescue
Mae Kirk
Canal Fulton
Balanesta
Western Reserve University
Gavrgeniaensts
Ermil
Belgian Royalty In Auto Accident
An exchange telegraph report from Paris says an automobile carrying King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium collided with a bridge parapet at Calais. The royal pair were not injured and continued their journey in a taxicab.
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Pans
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Elizabeth
Calais
North Braddock Officials Held In Liquor Conspiracy Case
Pittsburgh Aug 21 Prohibition Administrator Jona D Pennington met North Braddock officials after wholesale arrests on charges of conspiracy to violate prohibiting laws Burgess Mitchell Justice Cassidy chief of police John Duhon assistant Crickel Sarver and motorcycle patrolman William McQuilkin were taken to the Prohibition office They indicated they would purge North Braddock of liquor violators if given the chance Approval of a clean up may replace court action Pennington would consider affidavits of prohibition pay violations in North Braddock to determine next steps
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Prohibition
Jona D. Penning
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Permington
Jnlavits
North Braddock
Pennington
Bombings Mark Labor Trouble In Cleveland
Bombings struck Cleveland early today in a city suburb called eHights as labor unrest sparked by builders escalated. Police reported multiple arrests after rapid blasts and property damage, with four painters on two new buildings attacked and slightly injured by a gang.
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United Press
Cleveland
Ohio
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Childing
Marker to Hear Stevens Plea for Bail Release
Jersey justice hurries home from Maine to hear application for bail release in Hall Mills murder case. Court officials report judge Gummere of the Supreme Court refused to hear the bail request within his jurisdiction. Attorneys for Stevens and co defendants await further action as details about the case emerge.
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Justice
Maine
Hall-Mills
New Brunswipr
Alan Shayles
Parker
New, Jersey
Noth East Hillrhur
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Ballor Maney
Willis
Skewers
Chigh
Gummere
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Willie Parkes
Wirt
Sugery Fin Yeon Agu
Hall
Noted Educator to be Buried Today
Noted educator Charles W. Eliot former president of Harvard University died this summer at his Northeast Harbor, Maine, home. Funeral services were to be held today at Talon hospital, with his brother-in-law Dr Francis G. Peabody officiating. The body would be transported to Boston this afternoon, with Samuel A. Eliot accompanying, for services tomorrow at Appleton Chapel, Harvard University in Cambridge.
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Talon Hutel
Charles W. Eliot
Imeritus
Harvard University
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Trancis G Peabody
Cambridge
Mass
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Appleton Chapel
Harvard University Cambridge
Dangerous varicose vein remedy touted for home use
An advertisement claims Emerald Oil from Ames & Co can reduce varicose and swollen veins at home. It urges applying a mixture and promises visible shrinking, suggesting the product cures piles and related conditions.
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NP Ames & Co
Boy Killed and Six Hurt in Erie Traffic Mishaps
Erie reports four traffic incidents in 24 hours leaving a boy dead and six injured. Earl Hazel, 89, a truck occupant, was thrown under wheels and badly injured. Joseph Banister, driver for a local plant, lost control of a truck onto a sidewalk. Four others are in serious condition.
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Erie
Virion Venditto
Joseph Banister
Earl Hazel
Franklin Water Controversy Ends With City Victory
Franklin August 24 Judge William M Parker ruled the city of Franklin not at fault in water supply to Rocky Grove a suburb of about 3000 residents The decision affirmed residents right to hook into city lines but did not compel Franklin to extend mains or upgrade facilities The suit was brought by a suburban residents committee seeking broader water service.
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Rocky Grove
Pranklin
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