War Week Ended at Grand Hall Gathering
A garbled social notice lists guests and activities at a Madison event in a grand hall. Names such as James J Wiseman and Anny Wells appear alongside sports venues like a polo and golf arrangement. The fragment hints at a Friday evening program with leaders and various attendees.
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Grand Halle Hotel
Wilt
Herrick
Amy James J. . Wiseman
Ney
Heavy Torld
Page Polo
Anny Wels
Royalty in Steel and Dinosaurs in a Corry Page
A Corry Evening Journal page review covers the United States Steel leadership transition with John Pierpont Morgan as a symbolic figurehead and James A. Farrell as chief executive. It also reflects on Dr. Alfred C. Lane of Tufts discussing geology and science against religious fears, noting long earth history and steady intelligence shaping the planet.
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John Pierpont Morgan
United States Steel Corporation
King George
Morgans
Oudhy
Steel Corporation
James A. Farrell
Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
United States Steel
Gary
King of Steel
Baby congressman Korell faces foes and feats in D C
Washington notes recount Korell age 38 from Multnomah County Oregon as he battles impresario critics who call him a baby congressman. He joins Foreign Affairs Committee, derides inadequate Portland federal building funds, touts toll bridge policy and river bed ownership while politics over a Columbia River bridge stirs Pacific Northwest tensions. Oklahoma's Senator Thomas promotes a federal emergency relief fund for disasters.
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Washington
Congress
Multnomah County
Oregon
Franklin F. Korell
Korell
George Hamilton Combs
Kansas City
Seaason
Foreign Affairs Committee
Federal
Portland
Bach Home
Len Sillar
Boulder Dam
Muscle Shoals
Congresa
Nowbern
Columbia
Look and Learn 2 Questions and Answers Extraction
The text lists trivia style prompts and responses from a quiz page. It includes asks about the first written constitution, author of The Three Musketeers, latitude of the North Pole, purpose of the carburetor, and the six Australian states. It also references a steam engine reshaping manufacturing, a legend about truth, and figures like Mathusaleh and a $15 000 annual value tied to Britain and the Suez Canal.
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North Pole
Great Britain
Evaluez
Suez Canal
A Problem a Day Stone Volume Puzzle
A puzzling text asks for cubic yards of broken stone with dimensions given as 4 roid 19 fot wide, sidelies deep, and 2 milestone. The explanation references dividing a product of 90 and 45. The readable fragments suggest a math exercise from an old column rather than a news event.
Well Known Lawyer Morrison Dies At Beaver Meeting
William Morrison aged 62, a prominent Beaver County lawyer, collapsed and died at a county bar association meeting. He was reading a paper when apoplexy struck, ending his life instantly before witnesses. He was a longtime figure in local legal circles and community affairs.
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United Pree
Beaver
William
Morrison
County Hax
Beaver County Bir Association
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files 1908 Highlights
Journal notices recount a social gathering at Mr and Mrs H G Lindsley s First Avenue home. Corry resident J W Baker dies in hospital after illness. Local business and employment show improvement with factory work and steady trade. Families travel for New Year meals and students depart for Bucknell College. HL Heinemann sails to St Augustine Florida for winter. Harmon Neckers visits from Findley Lake to view Heart of Maryland performance. An infant in Marion Street battles pneumonia.
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Harmon Neckers
Findley Lake
Heart of
Maryland
Robbers target two theatres in heavy loot heist
Early Tuesday morning thieves aided by a woman robbed Haven and State theatres, both Associated Theatres houses, using bars and gimlets. Palace Theatre watchman Belies reports three robbers, two short and stocky and a tall man, masked as a woman spoke Greek. The Haven safe yielded cash and a for dollar bill. Palace safe robbed through the stage with the watchman tied. Police pursue multiple clues including a white handkerchief.
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Mayen Theate
Haven
Associated Theatres
Chris Helles
Spruce Street
Palace Theatre
Belies
Sherif Elmer Miller
Little Valley
Jimmy
Belles
Woman Dies After Suspected Bad Liquor in Bradford
Elizabeth Maybee, 52, of 42 Railroad Street Bradford, died Monday afternoon after being found unconscious in bed. Husband Alfred Maybee alerted others when no response was found. Coroner orders autopsy. stomach contents to be analyzed at the state chemist in Harrisburg. Husband detained as material witness.
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Bradford
Elizabeth Maybee
Railroad Street
Alfred Maybee
HL Clay Heffner
Harrishiire
Belie
Greene County's oldest resident dies at 106 or 108
Waynesburg Pa January 4 Greene county's oldest citizen Mrs Emaline Thomas believed to be about 108 years old died after a brief illness. She was a lifelong resident of Greene county near Sycamore and died yesterday at her home aged about a century.
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Unites Ress
Waynesburg
Greene County
Emaline Thomas
Sycamore
Tank Farm 10 to Be Constructed Near Oil City
Oil City reports a new tank farm project by South Penn Oil Co near Crystal Oil Works hill, a mile from Plumer road and the Grandview Sanitarium. Six tanks of 80,000 barrels each will store oil, totaling 440,000 barrels, costing about 150,000 dollars and aimed at steady Pennzoil supply and strengthened National Transit Co. operations.
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South Penn Oil Co
Oil City
Crystal Oil Works
Plumer Road
Grendview Sanitarium
Pennzoil Co
National Transit Go
National Transit Co
New Caretaker at Poor House in Youngsville Area
Youngsville welcomes a caretaker change at the Rouse Home known as Rouse hospital. Mike Brady resigns after long service to become a Warren County commissioner, with Mr. and Mrs. Brady moving to a new home near Youngsville. New superintendent W. D. Ward of Warren and Mrs Ward arrive for duties. Ward is a public affairs acquainted farmer on Fifth Street extension.
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Youngsville
Rouse
Meeting of Quaero Club at Mrs. Waggoner's home
The Quaero Club met yesterday at Mrs. Addie Waggoner’s house on West Smith Street. A bridge named during roll call was noted. An article on New Styles in Bridges by Mrs. Nelle Wight and Gov. Alfred J B Smith by Mrs. Clyde Wilcox were read. Mrs. Waggoner served as critic. The next meeting, to be hosted by Mrs. H Geiger on East Smith Street, is set for Tuesday January 17.
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Addie Waggoner
West Smith Street
Youths fate in insanity plea in Hickman case
United Press reports on January 4 in Los Angeles that William Edward Hickman pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to murder Marion Parker, age 12. Lawyer Je Anne Walsh seeks 35 days to gather insanity evidence from Arkansas Missouri and Illinois. Judge Carlos Hardy sets trial for January 25 as crowd watches and Hickman maintains quiet, nervous demeanor.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Calli
William Edward Hickman
Jeanne Walsh
Kansas City
Hickman
Reson
Marion Parker
Carlos Hardy
Walsh
Americcan
Arkansas
Missouri
Milnois
Hardy
Pendleton
Magnetic Attraction and the Metals Feb
The bureau of standards notes that iron nickel and cobalt are metals that ordinary magnets attract. The statement clarifies magnetic attraction for common ferromagnetic elements and their behavior with standard magnets.
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Lmbridge Y Grove
Madison Ad
Ster
Consid
Snoes
Corry Evening Journal
Wart South Street
Corry
A.D
Appillcat
Nashville
Alfred C. Lane
Tufts College
Maas
Uxan
Lane
W. L. Gordon
Rif
Eeport
Nation
By Rodney Dutcher
NEA Service
Charles B. Hughes
United States
Mimer Thomas
Oklahoma
Thomas
HG. Lindsley
First Avenue
J. W. Baker
Theospital
Journal
Clayton Theatorium
Institut
Fiona
Lowns
Tn Warren
J. J. Kibler
W. C.ibler
George Kibler
C. B. Kibler
Girard
Charles Wales
Bucknell College
HL. Heinemann
St. Augustine
Florida
Mr. and Airs
H. W. Alverson
Marion Street
Watchman
Cours
ERIEZ
C. E. Doane
Quaero Club
Enas, Col
Hill's
Onena Ghent
Coats
C. Canoni & Sa
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