Reform spasm hits Franklin
Franklin Pa Aug 26 Five Ingersoll Amusement Co Pittsburgh workers employed at the Thrillfer and Whirlpool at Monarch Park were subpoenaed and to appear before Alderman M R Henderson at 10 this morning. All five pleaded guilty and were fined $4 and costs after arraignment on Sunday work prohibition charges.
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Dismissal Ordered in Theatine Charges Amusement Case
Fragmentary OCR notes show charges dismissed with amusement concessions in Pittsburgh under review. The case references an amusement company and Sunday closure, with proceedings ordered to be taken up by officials. Names and detailed context are unclear in the readable text.
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Skelliood
Pittsburgh
Putnam's Corn Extractor Promises Quick Relief
The notice proclaims Putnam's Corn Extractor as a fast, sure cure for corns. It claims the sting disappears and the corn vanishes after one or two applications, and asserts the product never fails. It mentions it is sold and recommended by druggists and Thos Downey.
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Insuring Against Flood Loss Plans Backed by Cities
United Press reports from Indianapolis Aug 27 on flood prevention work by local chambers. Dayton Columbus and other cities vow bonds to fund permanent defenses after March floods. Officials claim complete plans, engineering surveys, and voter approval will seal future inundation risks and protect property.
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Morgan Engineering Company
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Falconer ballplayer injured in Youngsville game melee
Alton Johnson of Falconer was struck behind the right temple by a bat during a Youngsville versus Falconer game. He fell, suffered a skull fracture and concussion fears but by morning was reported improving and headed home to Falconer.
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Dynamite destroys Ormsby Methodist Church at midnight
Kane Aug 26 A blast wrecked the Methodist church in Ormsby between Smethport and Newton. Residents woke to a terrific explosion and found the small frame edifice badly damaged. County Detective Jones and Sheriff Buju led the investigation as locals reported signs of dynamite and a suspected intruder.
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Smethport
Newton
Wemsley
Tree County
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Buju
Chiro
Irene
Parcel Post Free Maps Given With Journal Subscriptions
A period notice offers a free Parcel Page Map with every new mail subscription to the Journal. Free copies are provided for yearly or semi weekly subscribers who pay in advance. The offer details schedule of rates and entitlement for subscribers.
Police Court Fines and Suspensions After Weekend Raid
Kerley Aue and 10 others faced city court action after a large strike era raid on a gambling house near 18 Christiant Street. Frank Walzeth received a $10 fine for assaulting State Officer McPherson. the rest were released or given suspended sentences. One defendant failed to appear and forfeited bail.
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Treva
Snoraine
Frank Walzeth
McPherson
Holmés
Adams
Gude Dante Wititanit Seks
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