Strictures of Spain's New Regime and Pennsylvania Reform Drive
Spain's government under General Primo Rivera endures cabinet instability and crisis talk as Azana's opposition faces possible limits. In Pennsylvania, Public Economy League organizes to curb centralized spending, defend local self-government, repeal mandatory appropriations, and back a legislature pledging to limit appropriations to current revenue bases.
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Spain
Primate Rivera
Marquis of
Wstella
Lelung Madriieno
Don ‘Manual Agana
Azana
Cab
Agana
Pennsylvania
State of Public Economy League
Whureaus
Questions on Bear Creek name and other details
Inquiry list asks origin of Bear Creek de rive, capital of Ameusy, date of Champlein reaching Moh treak, names of Tennessee senators, length of school term, and author of a line about anger sharpening the barb of love.
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Bear Creek
Ameusy
Champlein
Mohtreak
Tennessee
Oright
Prief
Twenty Years Ago Notes From Journal Files 1912
George Crowell watchman at WaClark Titanite plant dies from gas inhalation after aiding extinguish a fire. Bazaar readies for city’s biggest event. Mead Roller Works unloads a 15 ton Cleveland push, first of many machines. Archie M Allen dies at Cambridge Springs. Kurlz Brass Bed installs photo plant for product photos. Corry High loses to Dunkirk in basketball. Ice harvest at Stoneboro totals over 40 thousand tons with 950 cars shipped. Gerry and Mrs Kincaid head to Hot Springs. John Maloney severely ill at Climax shops. Frank and Mrs Raymond plan Seattle visit.
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Mead Roiler
Cleveland
Concerm
Fifth Highway Patrol Troop 18 Organized
Harrisburg reports the formation of Troop B of the State Highway Patrol under Capt. Wilson C. Price. The new unit will share with Troop A in examining permit applicants and in countering gasoline smuggling, with Delaware River revenue patrol absorbed. Capt. William J. Ruch leads Troop H in Philadelphia east, Capt. George Keller keeps Troop C in Bellefonte west, and Troops A, B, D continue major patrol duties.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Highway Patrol
Wilson C. Price
Deliaware River Revenue Patrol
William J. Ruch
Philadelphia
George Keller
Bellefonte
Home Bombed While He Visits Relatives
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Carl Reshhko visiting relatives in Central Pennsylvania when a blast damaged his store and home in Pittsburgh. The explosion caused about 2500 dollars in damage. three story brick building windows shattered and flames damaged the second and third floors before firemen put out the blaze. Firefighters searched the third floor for two occupants rumored to be sleeping there but found no one.
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Unites Press
Pittsburgh
Carl Reshhko
Central
ANL
Improved on Concrete Strength Gains Over Ancient Mix
Improved concrete is estimated to be four to seven times stronger than the concrete used by ancient builders. Modern formulations achieve greater durability and early strength, enabling longer spans and heavier loads in contemporary structures.
Sharon Youth Dies From Severe Burns
Robert Fulford, 19, a Sharon youth and new high school freshman who left school to be breadwinner, died in Buhl Hospital after his oil soaked clothing caught fire while near a furnace at Wheatland Tubas Company plant where he worked. The accident occurred January 26 as the family faced destitution with his father unemployed and a sister facing surgery.
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Sharon
Robert Pulfod
Buhl Hospital
Fulford
Wheatland Tuba Company Prant
Bul Hospital
Hold Sealed Wires United For Police Call
In Pittsburgh on February 10 a downtown gasoline station was robbed by a gunman who forced two victims to try and open a safe. He knocked out telephone lines to stop a call, but John Kelper 21 and Paul Shine 30 joined severed wires to reach police and summon help after the hold up. The bandit, believed responsible for prior robberies, escaped with $138.
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Ay Unites Press
Pittsburgh
Staton
John Kelper
Kepler
Paul Shine
Chinese Angle Explained By Minister Soong
Soong Kai- chin describes China’s position amid Japanese aggression in Shanghai. He notes China’s restraint despite invasions breaching treaties, cites attacks on civilians and cultural sites, and highlights Chinese resistance and Allied responses. He emphasizes Japan’s disdain for four power proposals and the scale of casualties on both sides.
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Shanghat
Feb
China
Japan
Wu Teh-Cher
Shanghai
People's
Shiosawa
Chapel
Nanking
Swatow
Bonina
Cluba
Shanghai Settlement
Lave Rankin
International Settlement
iChapel
16Th
Warren Church Votes Unanimously to Call New England Pastor
Warren Feb 10 The First Church has voted unanimously to extend a call to Rev. Samuel Staebou gall Ph D of Fall River Massachusetts to become pastor filling the vacancy from Rev Harol F Stoddard's resignation. Dr MacDaughall recently spent over two weeks in Warren serving the congregation. His response to the invitation drew keen interest from members and visitors who admired him during his recent visit.
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Warren
Samuel |Staebougall
Fall River
Haroli F .Stoddard
MacDaughall
Vic
The
Crumh
Gas Fumes Fatal To Erie Man 66
John Maloney, 66, of Erie, died from monoxide poisoning from a gas heater in his room at 16th East Hub Street. Found unconscious by the housekeeper, with a small heater burning and windows closed. Coroner said death from occidental causes, no inquest. Uncle of Leo Maloney, night police clerk, funeral arrangements set for Tuesday afternoon.
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John Maloney
Erie
Jon Maloney
16Th East Hub Street
Famot Hospital
W. G. Stroble
Leo Maloney
Johm Quinn
Couple to Celebrate Gothic Anniversary Maples Springs
Community supper and party were held in the Fire Hall to celebrate the sixtieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Willis. They were married February 1872. Willis turned 84 in January. The couple wed Orlando Willis and Zoelles Walker in Jamestown at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Warren officiating.
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Maple Springs
Ess Hall
O. P. Willis
Willis
Orlando P, Willis
Rec House
Zoelles Walker
Randolph
Jamestown
M. Warren
Horace Waller
Pride
Alice D. Briggs
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Golegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball
INO
Robinson Crusoe
Aveto Myselet
George Crowell
WaClark
Archie M. Allen
Cambridge Springs
Atelock
Kurlz Brass Bed Company
Dunkirk
Stoneboro
Gerry Kincaid
Hot Springs
Ark
Spring Street
Frank Raymond
Seattle
Wash
Fifth Highway Patrol Troop
Wilfer
Lydis E. Pinkham
Carlton
Newhouse “Shoehouse
Soong
Far East
New York World
Warren Church
New England
Vick
Edgar Wallace
Cali
Dumas
Beverly Hills
Calis
Rigar Wallace
Welock
Robert Curtis
Walter Huston
Wallace
Eth
Violet Wallace
Tag
Majestic
Rko-Pathe
Sinc Dumas
Sheet Metal Workers Union
Carpenters’ Union
Building Employers Association
Coats
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Coleman Walte Iron
Universal Toaster
Armstrong
E. E. Guig
Ardware
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