Cony Evening Journal publisher and mailing details
The Cony Evening Journal lists Arthur Colegroves as publisher and notes entries at Carry, Colorado. It states a yearly price of six dollars and three cent per copy by mail, with carrier delivery at fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates are available upon application.
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South Stregh
Pasad
Colegrove
Arthur Colegroves
Serister
Carry
Pame
Nail
French Franc Stabilizes After War Turbulence
The franc, once worth less than three cents, has steadied around 9.95 cents under PM Poincare. Stability improves French solvency, boosts European and American economies, and may ease the French American debt as trade relations normalize.
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Phere
France
Worhipmenty
Koll Jpritlson Aggresgating
Tere
Lustix
Mays
Trench i
Poincare
Freeater
Swordrattler
Woman of Leisure and Modern Roles in Shaw Roast
A fragment discusses Bernard Shaw and a Paris like view of women’s labor versus leisure. It notes service flats, absence of children, and women’s freedom to enjoy cocktails clubs and dancing while mocking social norms. It references Ma Ferguson and neutral zones in Congress in a satirical tone.
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Berard Shaw
London
Lourend
Rth Central
Charleston
Quadro Club Holds Tuesday Meeting with Papers
The Quada Club met Tuesday with Mrs Addie Waggoner and Mrs Wright presenting papers on Politics at home. Roster responses and discussion followed, with plans for next week featuring Mrs HL Wright as a prominent speaker.
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Quada Club
Addie Waggoner
West Smith Street
Wosien
Wilcox
Wor
Wright
Kn HL Wright
Health care and money skills for smart living
Fragmentary note discusses daily health care, saving money, budgeting, and personal organization. It questions who provides wise guidance and warns against neglecting important property and friendships.
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Hwerson
Twenty Years Ago Notes From February 2 1907
Historical recap mentions W B Nicol of Ridgway appointed Albany strict sites agent for Acme Coal Co to succeed Arthur Razor. Ice on Allegheny river near Warren blocks stream. later current clears. A $1 080 verdict favors Joséph and Myrtle Warden against Pennsylvania Railroad over their son Ed’s death. Allen and children of Warren travel to Columbus for Sunday visit. Olils return from Boston.
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W. B. Nicol
Ridgway
Alstrict Sites
Acme Coal Company of
Buffalo
Arthur
Razor
Joséph
Myrtle Warden
Spring Creek
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Allen
Warren
Columbus
Mt Jewett Man Hit by Train
Anton E. Johnson a section foreman on the DB R and P railroad was seriously injured Tuesday morning when struck by a northbound freight train near the Mt Jewett feed mill. He was rushed to Bradford hospital with cuts bruises and possible skull fracture and is married with several children.
Hold Faat to Friends in a Tangled Adoption Tale
A cryptic fragment hints at a family dispute over adoption and loyalty, with implied conflict and emotional stakes centered on kinship and allegiance. No clear names or places are readable, but the language evokes Shakespearean drama and moral tension.
Mother and Daughter Held for Crime in Cleveland Area
Anna Lista aged 26 and her 4 year old daughter Elizabeth surrendered at Euclid village police station after the murder of Anthony Lista found battered to death in his bed. Officers said two heavy hatchets lay beside the body and the suspects offered no motive beyond a family quarrel.
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United Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Anna Lista
Elizabeth
Euclid Village
Anthony Lista
Alain
Lista
Offirtlés
Polive Yay
Film Plant Threatened By Fire in New Jersey
A fire threatened the University Film Manufacturing plant in New Jersey today. Firefighters from nearby towns controlled the blaze before the film laboratory, storage buildings, and studio suffered major damage. Four people were injured including Terence Muston who required hospital care.
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University Film Manufacturing Company
Sremen
Terence Muston
Rumors Roil Washington as Officials Face Changes
Washington buzzes with rumors of near resignations and new posts. General Lincoln T. Andress may leave in March over prohibition enforcement, while Secretary of State Frank Kellogg is rumored to resign, stirring debate on Coolidge's State Department and future leadership.
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Washington
Lincoln
T. Andress
Andrews
William D. Covlaw
Georgia
Upshaw
Gebegio
Senate
Lebetig
Frank B. Kellove
Kellogg
Coolidge
State Department
New First Methodist Church Offered for Union Holy Week
Warren February 2 The new First Methodist Church at Market Street and Second Avenue, built of native stone and among the largest in the area, was offered to the Warren Ministerial Association for Holy Week union services. The decision rests with the programme committee. Dedication plans are set for Holy Week with expected high church dignitaries.
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Warren
Hangso
First Methodist
Market Street
Second Avenue
Warren Ministerial Association
Revi T. Greer
Marines Arrive in Nicaragua as Malaria Hits Troops
One hundred U S Marines arrived in Nicaragua on February 2 with ten percent sick from malaria. A detachment from the USS Galveston returned to Corinto. Government reports say ten hours of fighting with Liberals at Nandaime left five killed and 15 wounded. rebel losses were not confirmed, but presumed heavy as they were routed.
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Managua
Nicaragua
United States
U.S. S
Galveston
Corinto
Nandaime
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