Local notes and events scattered in a crowded column
A mixed batch of items from a small town, including theater plans, church notices, social meetings, family announcements, police activity, and upcoming sales. Highlights include a Christmas photography deadline, Boy Scout meeting, Em manual Choral Society rehearsal, birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. H. V Hopkins, a hats sale at Quinlisk Millinery, and a liquor law case. Also reports on a county raid, a warden incident, a fraud suit, and the Red Cross Christmas sock sale drive with statewide tuberculosis prevention efforts.
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Old City
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Christmas Discount and Local Church Meeting Notices
City and Vicinity reports 20 to 69 percent cut on Pyro Wood at Sheely's and ads for gift items and local sales. A Baptist church austerity meeting is set for Wednesday evening, December, with notices about Christmas layaway and community events.
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West
Congress Street
The
Baptist Church
Wright
A. J. Capwell
Union City
Corry Hospital
Alexander and Co
Union
Maine
Maj. Brown
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Ély Cut
Riots Over War Tax Stamps Erupt In City
Reports describe rioting crowds in New York and Chicago as shortages of war tax stamps sparked anger. Police and federal officers intervened as crowds formed outside buildings, with limited supplies provoking unrest and chaotic scenes across the city.
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New York
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Federal
Meadville Dispatch Reports Division Freight Agent Appointment
H L Baker, longtime Erie Railroad batt le department official, arrived in Meadville to assume duties as division freight agent, succeeding Powell who left for government service in Washington. The article also notes local incidents and various unrelated notices and writings.
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Meadville
H. Lb. Baker
Battle Department
The
Erie Railroad
Chicago
Mr. Powell
Washington
Pex My Heart to Open at Court Theater Newark
The comedy Pex My Heart opens at the Court theater in Newark after a long run of 78 weeks. Oliver Aforneco, manager, brings the new production to the stage featuring a plot about inheritance, romance, and independence with the home audience enjoying a lively performance.
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Court Theater
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Xenon
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North Senter Street
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