Great Building Age Promises Uplift Across American Cities
Article notes a wave of municipal building plans in major cities like St Louis and others over five years. It highlights new memorials, waterworks, auditoriums, courts, street lighting, sewers, and parks as part of a broad national trend. It likens the era to Athens Pericles and praises rising city halls, courthouses, post offices, and apartment houses.
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New York State Parks Seen Essential to Public Life
Gov. Smith tells the legislature state parks are not a luxury but a necessity and argues that improving regional and municipal parks will reduce sickness crime and hospital costs. He cites planned highway connections and a growing statewide system benefiting citizens and visitors as future gains.
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Stand-Pat Immigration Vote Sparks Nordic Rhetoric
The U S Senate voted unanimously to extend the current immigration restriction for another year in a standpat move that preserves the present mix of entrants. Proponents argue it avoids trouble and keeps the status quo, while critics say it blocks changes to the national origing scheme and alters Nordic, Mediterraneans, and British quota balances.
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Twenty Years Ago Journal Fragments Report February Reflections
Journal files from February 5 1807 recount local events including celebrations for Mr James M Humphrey’s eighty first birthday near Columbus Avent. Reports mention weather with a thermometer reading 85 degrees below zero, injuries from a horse attack, and residents like Leon Rowe and Mrs Harriet Bilsworth. A draft bill grants the Curry and One luminus Street Railway Co. construction rights, with the measure referred to the polling committee.
Hugging Jack at Franklin TNfrail case of stalking
A man described as 18 and unnamed is accused of stalking and following women in Franklin Tennessee. Police note repeated weekly incidents including a late night pursuit along Bugle Street and a prior frightened encounter outside a shared service, with the suspect escalating his approach.
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Oil worker badly hurt in Bolivar drilling accident
Roberts, a 65 year old oil driller from Whitelills, suffered a fractured pelvis when a drilling structure failed Friday. He fell several feet and was taken to Bolivar General Hospital for treatment.
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Life and politics blur in Washington fringe tale
A fragmentary Washington piece blends satirical elephants with party politics. It depicts a tense scene around Republican and Democratic leaders and a senator named Smith, hinting at campaign funding hints and political pressure inside the capital.
PRR Trainman Badly Injured In Accident Near Rennie
Frank Latchford a Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman was seriously hurt Friday morning when he was jolted from the caboose platform at Sinnamualming west of Rennie as the train started after stopping. His right leg was torn and bruised, ligaments torn loose, and he was taken to his home after medical care.
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Late Senator Griswold Honored by Erie School District
In a Thursday meeting of the Erie School Board, the district paid tribute to the late Senator Marvin B Griswold. The proclamation lauded his public service and devotion to the city and community, noting his leadership and unwavering readiness to assist the school and residents.
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Fire Breaks Out In Western Town Household
Report of a blaze started with matches in Ridgway area near a residence on the western edge. Fire units responded with little damage noted as alarms drew attention and witnesses described the scene.
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Saintly Beehives on German Farm Near Loewenburs
A German bee farm near Loewenburs features beehives camouflaged as wooden statues. The scene includes carvings of Moses, Anton, Simeon, and the Apostle Paul among the scented sculptures.
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Fireman Dies In Jamestown Blaze At Woodard Building
George Corseton, 27, of 102 Jefferson Street, a driver for Tire Company No. 4, was killed by smoke inhalation during a fire that gutted the Woodard Building at South Main and Harrison in Jamestown. He collapsed after slipping from a line on the Roosevelt Theatre roof and died at Jamestown General Hospital within an hour. The blaze damaged the Winiford Block and Thimphrey House, with total losses estimated between 50 000 and 75 000 dollars.
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Sunday Radio's Five Best Entertainments
Sunday broadcasts feature the Moscow Art Orchestra on WEAT and WEAF with multiple stations. Capital Theatre Program airs on WEAL alongside Central networks. Detroit Symphony on WWV at 1 pm Eastern, plus KCA Denver and WCZ listings.
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Jamestown Bike Crash Leaves Woodward With Severe Injury
Oliver Woodward of 388 Steele Street was hurled from a motorcycle after striking an obstacle on Lakewood Road near Gifford Switch. He suffered a fractured skull and was taken to Jamestown General Hospital. Harbid N. Johnson, 22 Steele Street, rode the motorcycle and was slightly hurt with minor lacerations.
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Keep in Touch with Daily Classified Ads
Readers are urged to check the daily classified section for fresh opportunities. The ad column promises timely listings on jobs, housing, and services, encouraging frequent review to catch new postings and deals.
Mentor Club Entertained in Valentine Party
The Mentor Club met at the home of Mrs Mies Frank Parsons at the corner Wright and Busy Predeniik streets. Members attended and heard two papers, Romanus Of Opert by Mrs Mautie Barnes and Enance of Dance by Mrs Robert Ort. The club will meet February 11 at Mrs Ou's home for a Valentine party.
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Tinney's Wife Forgives Again as He Recovers
Mrs Tank Tinney, widow of the blackface comedian, vows to prevent his pauper status while he recovers from a serious illness in Philadelphia Naval Hospital. She has ordered her attorneys to cancel six months of alimony to aid his finances during recuperation.
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