Christmas fairs and church notices dominate N. Y. area
A jumble of local events fills pages with Christmas displays at Mrs Palmer’s upstairs Powell block. a Center Street meeting with Mrs Dorm Kinews. theater and music amid Hanukkah and toy sales. vivid notes of hunts, traps, and accidents near Renovo and Shintown. Hammond Iron Works crews sailing to Porto Rico for nine months of construction work under managers Dove and Dill.
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Crane
de Binndt
Nuri Thy Sur
Palmer
Powell Block
Dorm
Way
Linten
William Cole
John Cole
Willard Owens
Charles Nelson
Glenn Wits
John Thowyast Rogers
Duck Harrigan
William Ryan
Hiden Delong
Carl Johnson
Yoh Dhtrioh
Alfred Junper
Ray=tant Couse
Gay Kinnear
God Hirram Dona—Warren
Pimps
Ben 707 Union a4 Three Blocks From Depot
A brief item notes a location at 707 Union Avenue near a depot, described as three blocks away. Details are sparse but indicate a fixed address and proximity to the depot for readers scanning neighborhood listings.
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Union
Depot
Women Active in Ind Strike Spreads City Tensions
Indianapolis December 1. Women of the trade unions join the industrial strike moving non union workers from city centers to the main streets. Over twelve hours no serious clashes reported yet but tensions rise as four women and eight men are arrested for inciting riot. Bread delivery and newspapers suffer under the disruption though mail and express wagons avoid disruption.
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United Prosa
Indianapolis
Ind
Texiuters
Thrnout
Pendell Named for Federal Posts by President Fail to Clear Senate
President Wilson nominated Pendell and several others for federal offices but the Senate refused to confirm them. The move drains a batch of more than a hundred appointments, with Pendell and Alexander Sweale among those sent back for Senate reconsideration.
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Pindell
Senate
Walledress
Wakington
M. Wadell
Wilson
Pindwll
Alexander Sweale
Iegallon
Gypsy Queen Company Seeks Leader After Stanley’s Disappearance
Gypsy Queen Company started out today with no word from Stanley. Seller, manager Jeller, and the troupe proceed toward Feaut under Jeller’s direction. Stanley’s whereabouts are unknown. he reportedly headed for North East with a vaudeville troupe. Sale details include a $70 debt to Seller, and the plan to tour if the company can be assembled before train time.
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Gypsy Queen Company
Stanley
Con + feaut
Jeller
Harry Stanley
Reviye
North East
Tonnenut
Qunpiml Nas Abe
Siopes
Seller
Beller
Tnt
Knights of the Macabees at KC TM Hall Jubilee Review
The Corry Tent of Knights of the Macabees holds an evening event at the KC TM Hall to mark 80 prosperous years and the 28th birthday of the order. A special gift presentation is planned but details are withheld. Founders will take part in Tecele Heaton ceremonies before a final moment featuring a purchased wan.
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Vietow Talon
Saya
Aly
Chiiotrag
Bawtioun
Durhams
Dr. Hows
Author Club
J. W. Alverson
Marion Straet
Filson
Durhame
P. E. Lynch
Canter Attoul Hag
Art Grand Plano
W. Bell
A. I. Barlow
Adv
Fredonia
Poultry Association
Comemending
Conta
N. Centar
Shuss
Bell Phone
Ici
Mary Anni
Alexander's
Comatery
Columbus
LCBA
St. Thomas' Church
Ollicera
Cornplanter Township
Venango County
Frank Roti
Frank Robb
Miss Stevens
Maxson
Eileoro State Normal
Knights of
Te Macabees
Macabee
Corry
Diaz Plans Return to Mexico From France
General Porfirio Diaz, president of Mexico, was not seen today as reports claimed he had not received a message from President Huerta. He aims to return home, seeking a residence there permanently, and is believed to be in France awaiting developments.
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Diaz
France
Purla
Des
Povilri Dia
Mexico
Ine Jwrers
Huerta
Titendlus
Nox
God of Chandi and Snitz the Tailor at Lyric Theater
The Lyric Theater presents a special two reel feature The God of Chandi with a four part plot and thrilling action. Also showing Snitz the Tailor a Keystone comedy starring Mabel Normand with diving stunts and slapstick humor.
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Bea the Ight
Hhe Mill
Opening of the Family Theater in Corry
Corry introduces The Family Theatre a new picture house aimed at discerning patrons. Walter H. Binstein sole owner announces pianists and high quality features from General Film Company with admission set at five cents.
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Corry
Nuilo
Tay Burson
Family Theatre
General Film Company
Walter H. Binstein
Third class cities adopt commission form of government today
United Press reports cite cities Mloona Corman and McKeesport as adopting the commission system. New councilmen sworn in, including a bitter attack on former officials by Corman. Mayor presides as four new commissioners take office for two years amid the nationwide change in local governance.
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United Press
Mloona
Corman
Faeton
Gorman
New Timbers
Thv
McKeesport
Clarke Alll
George Lysty
Nto
Erle
Ark Bil
William Storm
Fine affirm by Supreme Court on railroad case
The Supreme Court this morning affirmed a $2000 fine against the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad. The penalty arose from transporting hay bought in Buffalo to Scranton for sale at a profit, under the commodities provision of the Interstate Commerce Act, which bans roads from using materials for their own use and then selling them for a profit. The railroad contested the ruling.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Buffalo
Supreme Court
Scranton
tNeir
Annual Rummage Sale at 104 West Main Street James
The New Era Club announces its annual rummage sale featuring clothing and various articles. Beginning Saturday afternoon November 2 and continuing each afternoon and evening for a week at 104 West Main Street James.
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New Era Club
West Main Street
Jamesginning
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