State operatives to probe local fire inquiry
State fire investigators will examine a garage fire on Second Avenue that damaged two automobiles. Fire Chief Paulson says the blaze appears suspicious and tied to unrest, and authorities plan to interview witnesses and review security footage as they trace the cause. One car owner, Frank L. Betts, reported discovering his burning vehicle upon returning for a package. Chester M. Forbes’ car also suffered damage, but the garage itself survived with minimal burns.
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Stal
Harrisburg
Torther
Second Avenue
Paulson
Cunylon Versian
Huey
Darrow
Sant Syynwtattonm Mills
Aiseale
Fiat
Linlye
Frank L. Betts
Chester M. Forbes
Betts
Community News Highlights From Columbus Ohio Area
A busy Columbus report lists a Maneing party at OL O Py hall with old time dances, a unanimous motion praising the Chamber of Commerce for an improved road project from Clymer to Columbus, and sidewalk snow plow maintenance by the Men's Community club. It notes church services next Sunday, a library building effort with Carnegie foundation talks, cemetery trustees meeting, a high school child’s party, and visits by Mrs L Covel and Mrs Blanche Clark plus Community Aid gathering details.
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Columbus, Fentenway
Ruth Rebekah Lodge
Olymer
Hamber of Commerce
Clymer
L. J. Rightey
The
Library Association
Carnegie Foundation
Columbus
Columbus Cemetery Association
Pebinary
Lillian Woodring
Blanche Clark
Meadville
L. Cove
Peeping Tom Works at Kane
Fragmentary text details a November incident and police upshot, mentioning a figure connected to Kane. It notes a misstep during a nighttime event on Biddle Street and references Ernest Teter and a search by authorities. The wording suggests a crime context with suspension if continued.
Fragmentary headline on murder case and family dispute
Readable fragments describe a murder case and a family conflict touching a wife and a suspect. The garbled text mentions a betrayal or threat and a rotation or wrap in tension as investigators pursue clues in a local crime.
Legislature probes strike power actions in Pa hearings
United Press dispatch from Harrisburg reports lawmakers study options to ease the anthracite strike. Governor Pinchot’s two industry regulation proposals face a joint House Senate review at 2 p.m. The Woodward miners board bill comes up at 8 p.m. and other hearings cover elections and state issues amid uncertain attendance.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Eforts
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Tiwo
Mines and Mining
Woodward
Philadelphia
Harris
Delaware River
Palmer Quits Company L Readers Club Entertained
Trankuin Pa February 2 Lieutenant L W Palmer of Company K 112th Infantry has resigned as officer of the local National Guard company citing ill health. A veteran of the Mexican expedition and the 1st division in France he had served as an officer since April 1 1924 Thirteen members of the Readers Club met at Mrs Mary Vance Phelps home 221 South Center Street Monday for weekly session A book review of Arrowsmith by Sinclair Lewis given by Mrs A G Postlethwait was enjoyed by attendees Mrs George Patterson of Park Street will entertain next week
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United Press
Trankuin
L.W. Palmer
112Th Infantry
National Guard
France
Palmer
Mary Vance Phelps
South Center Street
A. G. Postlethwait
Sinclair Lewis
George Patterson
Parkstreet
Messing
Diet of Lemons Elevates a Pope's Daily Routine
In a curious note from history, a pope in the early fourteenth century adopted a diet rich in lemons, making Jeong a prominent symbol of his regimen. He consumed many lemons daily despite medical advice, reflecting unique health beliefs of the era.
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Jeong
Compensation Insurance for Firemen Here
City volunteers gain compensation protection for injuries while fighting fires under city carried coverage. The program, arranged by Commissioner Frank Loveland after talks with Fire Chief Paulson, adds protection and covers any volunteers called by the fire chief in emergencies. Existing workers at the pier and some volunteers remain outside the current coverage.
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Ste Fle
Falien Hye Just Foun
Frank Loveland
Paulson
Woman's Club to Name Delegates and Speaker
The regular biemonthly meeting will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Hotel Carry dining room. Mrs. W. T. Ryman of Girard will speak and delegates to the North Western conference at Cambridge Springs will be chosen then.
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Woman's Club
Carry
W. T. Ryman
Girard
Cambridge Springs
Local social notes from Clymer and Jamestown area
Visitors and guests figure in several notes. Mr and Mrs Louis Drown host guests. Mrs Clyde Beeman attends North Chymiery visit. Irferids party at the Legthers home. young William Vanderscott returns from St Vincent's Hospital after macoid bone surgery. Esther Gravink and Lowie Ten plan a forthcoming marriage. Deiters arrive in London from Thondon route per ship. Local officials Havrcamp and Wassinks visit Mayville. families visit Braeton. civic groups meet in Dunkirk and Watertown.
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Clymers
Paul Brooks
Jamestown
Louis Drown
Clyde Beeman
North Chymiery
Buffalo
Roy Legthers
Rook
William Vanderscott
Cory
Anna Vanderscott
St. Vincent's Hearls
Erie
Pa. S
Esther Gravink
Lowie Ten
Clymer
Merc
Ohurtag Deiter
Oi Chrys
Tearet
Thondon
England
Pleringarin
Mes Deiter
James Gros Outer
James Crostutt
Vilelage
Arthur Moore
Mark Havsrcamp
Garret Wassinks
Mayville
Henry ‘Teghaken
Arnold Wiggers
William Wassink
Braeton
Witssinie
Delbert Deuink
L. R. Bennett
Bracton
Ray King
E. L Caflisch
New York
Afflicted Mrs Bruscatt Informs Loss Of Sight In One Eye
The notice mentions Mrs Bruscatt under Dr Dunn's care and her current affliction with loss of sight in one eye while hoping the other eye remains sighted. It also records a Pedro party hosted by Mr and Mrs William Groters with prizes won by Mr Groters and Corel and lists several attendees and beverages served.
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Ats
Bruscatt
Dunn
Brie
William Groters
Pedro
Groters
Corel
Juleuts
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Union Street
Howard
Peeping Tom
KANE
Ernest Teter
Biddle Street
Etter
Witton
J. A. Lanston
N. Center Street
Bell
Rgecii
Washington & Center
Corry
Newhouse Shoe House
N. Center St
R. F. Livermore CO
George Variderscolf
Cornelius Necker
Robert Hewes
Louie Groters
Bydwa
Floyd King
Arthur Scratton
Sheldon Place
Main Street
Uw Kemp
Tacquins
MAZDA
E. E. Guignon
Fleski
Erle
Breil “Tun
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