Dunkirk Plant to Stop Locomotive Building
W C ticker man and company officials inspect the Dunkirk plant and announce no more locomotives will be built there as orders will go to Schenectady. The Dunkirk facility will not be kept idle despite the shift after American Locomotive Company acquisition of Heat Transfer Product Inc. About 640 workers at Dunkirk may not face large layoffs.
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W. C. Tickerman
American Tocomotive Company
Dunkirk
Schenectady
American Locomédtive Company
Heat Transfer Product Inc
Neat
Dickerman
Man Dies From Injuries Seek Driver Of Car
Bria Feb 20 Coroner Dl Hanley and police search for the driver of a motor vehicle after Frank H Henderson 31 years old of 1007 Wrench Street died in Hamet hospital Tuesday afternoon from general injuries after a street crossing on 10th Street at French Street. The driver took the car home and did not report the accident. Henderson was a long time resident and insurance agent.
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Bria
Hanley
Nury Struc
Frank H. Henderson
Wrench
Mien
Hamet
Gale Russ
Henderson
French Street
Hamet Hospital
Jury verdict in Erie County court shocks community
In Erie County, Stella Saulowske, 45, of 410 Ross Street, was found guilty of performing an illegal operation. Judge A P Rossiter condemned the county jury for endorsing what he called illegal practices, briefly reprimanding the jurors before dismissing the proceeding.
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Erle
Neveres
Stella Saulowske
Ross Street
Nuthenty Vf
Erie
A. P. Rossiter
German Revolutionary Battleship Advances Stir Naval Conference
The article reports Germany’s secretive yet advanced builds under the Versailles limits. It notes welded plates avoiding rivets, 14 percent lighter displacement, and armor-integrated structure. Ships are swifter with longer range and greater firing capability, implying a third more effective vessel.
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London
Germany
Riotuous Crowds and the Limits of Police Handling
The piece argues unemployed workers can protest without real danger to the nation. It criticizes excessive police force and endorses restraint, noting rioters are often misled by scheming figures while urging authorities to avoid provoking unrest and to allow grievances to vent peaceably.
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Methodist Council of Cities
Answers to Yesterday’s Questions From Our Readers
A reader quiz lists five items with answers: longest ef in the world, difference between plate and ordinary window glass, two cities hosting Washington inauguration ceremonies, whether water in waves moves forward, a term from military service, and the nickname "dough boys" referencing Australian troops.
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Washington
Hie U
Douehboys
House of Representatives
Danube
Australia
A Problem a Day: Hole circumscribed about a rectangle
A puzzle states a hole circumscribed about a rectangle with sides 12 and 5 inches. The solution involves arithmetic steps: combine expressions like 8-8, 7-8, 19-8, and 25-8 to derive a monetary value.
Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
A compact column offering usage guidance and vocabulary tips. It highlights common errors such as Did you used to and mispronunciations with guidance to say did formerly and pronounce use as u. The entry defines dubious as doubtful or unsettled in opinion and encourages daily word expansion with examples.
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W. L. Gordon
Who Is He Ansswer to Page 1 Picture
The piece profiles A Mitchell Palmer former U S attorney general. It notes his Wilson era roles as alien property custodian gaining control of 4508 patents, prior service as Stroudsburg lawyer congressman and judge, and his 1917 appointment under the Trading With the Enemy Act. It mentions his 1920 arrests of 4200 alleged Reds and his near 267 votes for the Democratic nomination in 1920.
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Ansswer
A. Mitchell Palmer
United States
Wilson
Florida
Chemical Foundation
Palmer
Stroudsburg
Congress
United States Court of Claims
San Francisco
Miss Sanderson to Open Warren Store
Miss Anna Sanderson a milliner announced this morning she has purchased the millinery shop at 307 Hickory Street Warren Pa The Lucile Hat Shop will be renamed and Miss Sanderson will run the Warren store while staying in the city naming a lady in charge of the Warren shop
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Anna Sanderson
Lucile Hat Shop
Hickory Street
Warren
Sanderson
Wnonth Center Street
Funeral Services for Mrs Clara Street
Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 pm for Mrs Clara Street at the home of her son J Glenn Street in Kenmore New York with Rev Frank A Wimner and W A Johns assisting. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery. Relatives from the city attended including Mrs J Glenn Street and Mrs George Ostransen. Also noted is the Queen of Sweden who is improving after influenza.
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Olvick
Chien
J. Glenn
Kenmore
Roy
Asl South Street
Frank A. Wimner
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A.johns
Frank Liblie
O. A. Dulinson
Pine Grove Cemetery
W. A. Jon
W.H. Soper
Fred Conner
Clyde Cook
John Pitt
George Favikiner
Yoni Us
Mir
J. Glenn Street
Robert Street
Pulconer
N Y
George Ostran
How Kruschen Salts Claim Weight Loss Daily
A vintage ad claims nine out of ten obesity cases arise from inactivity and that taking half a teaspoon of Kruschen Salts each morning with water clears impurities, balances six vital salts, and boosts energy. It promises rapid weight loss in two weeks, improved vigor, and social activity readiness.
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N. F. Ames & Co
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