Finances of County Prove Big Problem
County commissioners and county treasurer warn of five serious budget strains. An estimated expense of 1,200,000 plus above revenues will force cuts to items on the appropriations docket. Commissioners Davis Rogan and Moorheid press to avoid raising millage by selling the Dover farm and halting new projects including a tuberculosis hospital until funds are replenished.
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Bite
Charles R. Davis
Davis
Hotnezder
Ile
Joseph Rogan
Jory Moorheid
Raugll
Crown Prince Visits Kaiser in Amersfoort Station
Crown Prince Wilhelm of Germany arrived to visit his father the former Kaiser at a birthday celebration in the Dutch town. The arrival was aboard a train escorted by Brive Tuinrich, brother of Thees, but the event did not unfold as expected, with delays and hints of a different parade route.
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Aunes
Melloglo Dequty powder by Ames & Co promises flawless skin
An advertising block touts Melloglo a new Preach process powder that stops shiny noses and perspiration, claiming it keeps pores invisible for a natural soft complexion. The short ad includes Ames & Co contact details.
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NOB Ames & Co
The Girl of Gold at Rex Grand Tonight
The Rex theatre features Lon Chaney in The Phantom of the Opera style spectacle The Girl of Gold stars Jello and Beau Danielle among a large cast including Jacqueline Logan and Donal MacDonald The screening promotes lavish sets and Venice like interiors with gondolas and water features, a showcase of lavish era glamour and dramatic twists at the Grand Theatre and Rex theatre schedule.
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Lon Chaney
Rex
Rex Theatre
Corry
Gaston Leroux
France
19 de Maupassant
Paris Opera House
Gestor
Tov Chanex
Phanom
Cissie Fitzgerald
Jean Herstiel
Donal MacDonald
Plive Brook
John the
Rox Theatre
Florence Viller
Jello
Grand Theatre
Haight
Reservoir death toll climbs as three tots drown
A reservoir behind Acme Worsted Mills claimed three young lives. Theodore Lewis, seven, Larry Arthur Case, seven, and Leo Robert Case, five, vanished Saturday from their homes and were found Sunday in the abandoned rear pool. Firemen recovered the bodies about an hour after the tragedy, with speculation that thin ice gave way under the children.
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Jimtestown
Acme
Biro Theodore Lewis
Tlarry Arthur Case
Leo Robert Case
Tate
Bjy
Heet and Heet-like products touted for pain relief
An advertisement-like block claims lumbago and neuralgia relief using an applicator and cork brush with Heet and related products. It asserts quick, penetrating heat draws out pain and congestion, promising relief of back, joints and muscles with minimal skin irritation and a low 6 cent price.
Explosion Blamed for Statewide Fire Damage in Pittsburgh
Fire on Sunday damaged the third floor of a Diamond Street building at Masters Way, caused by an explosion of ben zine or kerosene in a tailor shop. The blaze caused $5,000 in building damage and $50,000 in contents and fixtures losses.
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Pittsburgh
Diamond
Masters Way
Cherry Creek Hotel raid shocks town in Erie region
News from Cherry Creek reports a liquor raid near the Erie station as officers intercepted a foreigner who warned others at the Diamond Rock Hotel where 21 quarts of whiskey were seized. The Diamond Rock site ties to a former killing involving John Lilka and Mose Pinchuk and the hotel’s proprietor John Zebrsin faced a summons to report to a U S Commissioner in Jamestown.
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Cherry Creek
Erie
Buffalo
Erie Station
Sheriff's Departments
Diamiond Rock
Diamond Rock
John Lilka
Mose Pinchuk
Lika
Auburn
John Zebrsin
Stern
United States
Sioner
Edward R. Bootey
Jamestown
All Off With Them Some People Never Wake Up
In St Paul News a quirky item notes that some individuals may never realize wealth, a commentary on perception and luck amid local talk. The piece hints at unintended consequences of chasing riches and public attitudes toward fortune.
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Smeyer
St. Paul
Valuation of Garden Cutworms on Farm
A naturalist with a knack for figures estimates an ordinary garden weed is worth about ten dollars a year to the farmer, based on the cost of cutworms the pest consumes. The calculation assigns one cent per year to the damage caused by a single cutworm.
Rheumatism Cure Offered From World War I Letter
A wartime letter by Paul Case offers a French poultice for rheumatism and neuritis used in France with the American Army. He states the prescription cost nothing and will mail it to anyone who sends their address by postal request. He signs as Department 017 Brockton, Massachusetts.
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France
Paul Case
Dept
Brockton
Miass
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