Former Union City Man Dies in Explosion
John Cox a former Union City resident about midlife age died from burns after a gasoline blow torch ignited during a plumbing job in Cincinnati. His body was brought home for funeral services at St Teresa's Church with burial in St Teresa's Cemetery. He was survived by a widow and several relatives from Virginia Warren Pa and Elmira. Cox was known for his hiking and swift pace.
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Little Change In Condition Of Col Coolidge
Col John C. Coolidge suffered from circulatory issues, with his condition described as unchanged after a restful night under nurse May Jobuss care. Dr Albert M. Cram planned a visit to assess his paralysis affecting the right leg, following his hospitalization in Plymouth Vermont. Four Tarentum borough council members retired at the final meeting of the outgoing council system.
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Radio Interference Probed in Connellsville
Interference by radio broadcasters into the waveband reserved for music and speech has been persistent enough to be referred to the Department of Commerce. Local fans complain code transmission disrupts reception of concerts and broadcasts.
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Mead Penn Iron Works Organized in Meadville
Meadville hosts a pivotal business transformation as Phoenix Iron Works becomes Mead Penn Iron Works. The reorganized company will reopen for production early next year, with Otto Kohler as president and Colonel Lewis Walker as vice president guiding a board including Raymond Cross and William Gilmore.
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Massachusetts Name Origins Mixed In History
A government public statement discusses the native meaning of the word Massachusetts, offering several interpretations such as near green hills, a hill shaped like an arrow head, a great hill mouth, or the blue hills, reflecting differing etymologies.
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Floods in Roumanian Transylvania Cause Heavy Losses
In Transylvania near Roushantt floods trap peasants in treetops and on roofs as thawed rivers burst banks. Budapest reports over 100 dead with hundreds rescued from precarious refuges. A cradle with two babies and several women perished after trees and crowded perches gave way. Army engineers struggle to deploy pontoon bridges as waters swept away livestock and debris.
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County Tax Levy Set to Cover Road Projects and Debt
The Pittsby county tax levy will be set today announced by J G Armstrong county commissioners chair. An increased levy is expected to fund road work and interest payments on the county’s bonded debt.
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Young Bandits Rob Taxi Driver in Germantown
Two youths abducted taxi driver Edward Kieu in Germantown, forced him to drive to Senator George Woodward’s driveway, restrained him at gunpoint, and fled with $12. Police believe the same pair robbed another taxi driver, William White, in Germantown Monday night.
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Carrigues Named New PA Railroad Division Chief
Carrigues will become general superintendent of the Pennsylvania Division after a meeting of the board. He succeeds the late Inge A. Parle, with headquarters to be in Harrisburg as announced yesterday.
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Bold Hold Up at Merrymaking in Johnsonburg
Pittsburgh report details a bold hold up early Saturday by youths who robbed John Gissney of cash and valuables at a Jolson Street location then fled. The item notes Prohibition raids affecting New Year celebrations in Pittsburgh including limited festivities at the William Penn and Port Pitt hotels and cabarets facing enforcement.
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Escaping Gas Tragedy Claims Two Women in Aron
Mrs Hattie Robinson 81 and her daughter in law Mrs Walter Robinson were found dead and another woman unconscious after escaping gas in a home in Aron Pennsylvania. Authorities say both women were overcome by gas while seated in a room.
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Noahs Little Joke and Transparent Metals Claim
Noahs Little Joke on Ma The Hest joke on the smother-bliw guu when Noah went into the ark and eft her out. Transparent Metals Dr Kari Atelier of Bériin claims to have a discredited process that can make metal infinitely thin and render it transparent.
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