State Grange Convention Opens in Meadville With 3000 Delegates
The Forty second State Grange convention opened this morning in Meadville at the State Armory with more than 3000 delegates and members in attendance. Grand Master William T. Creasy addressed the crowd on growth of organizations legislation agriculture and poor farming as exhibits of farm equipment fill the city during the event which runs until December 11.
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United Press
Meadville
Dees
Chamber of Commerce
Durham theater offers fancy rocket and mid dle work display
City and Vicinity notes highlight events at Library Theater and nearby venues. Ads mention a Chicken Supper at Emmanuel Church, a sale by Ladies of Emmanuel, and the Duggan Grand Opera Company at the Auditorium with Rosio Kimball. Local notices include jail sentences and a vacation notice for the Cambrie Springs Enterprise editor.
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Clary & Stone
W. D. Rowe
Wayne Street
Women's Missionary Society of the
UH Church
M.S. McIntyre
Hesday
Arthur Fran
Or & Plano
Tomorow
Miss Adams
Atsqvy
M Dugiin
Dama Grand Opers Company
Utvlt
Poviken Bago
WN. and
Barlow Hardware
Victor
Eilon Diamond Mase Instruments
St. Thomas Church
Hurch
Downey
Presbyterian Gym
N. R. Makson
CH. Clib
Abasey Rita
Mary Kelcher
Washington Street
Haxel Kightiinger
Margaret McCarthy
First Ward
Durham
Ars
Tugubreeri
Scott
Bartow Hardware Adaaye
Eny
Glory & Blame Adviped
Adit
Ladies of Emmanuel Church
Eastern Star Hall
Finlgnery
Dunkirk
Pennsy
Moreland
Conover
Torme
Erlo County
Auditoriu
David Duggan
Emmanuel Church
Orrent
Cambrie Springs
George J. Wade
Alex C Pardee
Meadville
Bizzara
Vance McCray
Concord Township
David Dugcan
Carranza Arrest Report From El Paso
A Mexico report claims General Venustiano Carranza was arrested in Maximo City and held by Mexican officers over a one million peso heist of the national treasury. General Álvaro Obregón supposedly took control as the story spread without independent confirmation.
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United Prom
el Paso
Maximo City
Vera Crile
Carvarisa
Mexico City
Carranga
Alvaro Obrexon
Ate Tes
Eddie Collins Sold to Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia December 8 Connie Mack announced star second baseman Eddie Collins of the Athletics has been sold to the Chicago White Sox. The consideration was not disclosed.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Athletics Today
Eddie Collins
Chiago White Sox
Foreigners evacuated from Mexico amid repatriation push
The department proposes sending foreigners out of the country as a solution to troubles in Mexico. Reports indicate Canada would arrange transportation to the United States for about six Americans and others displaced from Vera Cruz area during the upheaval.
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Countey
Mexico
Colau Canada
Weny Cre
United States
Harranea
Ebrin
Vera Crux
Murlone
Gifts Reach War Orphans via Special Train to Genoa
The 1 8 8 8 Tuson caring Christmas gifts for war orphans in Germany and Austria arrived at Genoa port aboard a government special train. Photographs were taken and the items prepared for distribution by December 20. A lost black folding pocketbook with owner's card was reported at Brownell shop, corner of First Avenue and Washington Street. reward offered for return.
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United Prean
Genoa
Ove. S
Tuson
Germany
Abusaria
Shutsa
Wis
Brawnell Shop
First Avenue
Washington Treet
Adyats
Fun Tonight 5e At the Amused
Event listing notes a game night at the Amused venue tonight with a five percent cover charge and regular activities.
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Hoosier Cabinets
B. M. Jourdet
iCash Store
State Grange
William T. Creasy
Vietrota
Ats
Library Theater
Paton
Lindsley Ao
Maio
Hisie
Amerlcx
Alwaye
Advil
Congregational Church
Spring Creek
Damon's
Charlotte Trekto
Duggan Grand Opera Company
Amditorium
Wishadel
Aldon Tall
Grove Atrees
Wagson
Crapser
Crapser’s Grocery
Main St
Carranza
Collins
White Sox
Bernstein Brothers
Jason
King OF
Saxony
Kaiser
Belgium
Mubla Norman
A. E. Pettit
Florist
Bnet Mainstroar Bell
Union
Depot
Sjordon
B. W. Stennett & Son
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