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Dawes to Lead U S at Geneva Push for Arms Cut
The United States eyes a Geneva message urging nations to reduce armaments before debt revisions. Charles G. Dawes, now ambassador to Great Britain, will head the delegation with a hard line stance, stressing that debtor states spent billions on weapons while owing America war debts. The June moratorium looms as a deadline.
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Euryope
America
Europe
Geneva
Charles G. Danes
Great Britain
Washington
United States
Italy
Teagan
Congress
Charles G. Dawes
What Maple Avenue Was First Called
The item asks about the original name of Maple Avenue and notes it appears on page 7 of the World Union section discussing the International Postal Union and reciprocal exchange of mails.
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Maple Avenue
Baltie Sea
Hoison
Corry
Ture
World Union
United States
International Postal Union
Twenty Years Ago News From Journal File
A 1912 look back reports Mrs. Grant Barton burned by a gas stove at 70 West Columbus Avenue. Mrs. Orinda Pardee dies at 74. A fire damages Baribough blacksmith shop roof. Blizzard conditions and wind slow trains. temperature drops to four below zero. University of Pennsylvania Glee Club to perform tonight. Edward Gretzler hosts a gathering at Mark Brooks' home. Robert R. Desmond departs for Exeter Academy. Postmaster Sobel moves to Erie. Hugh DeLury travels to Pittsburgh.
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Grant Barton
Columbus Avenue
Injection Treatments for Varicose Veins by Dr Logan Clendening
A reader asks about curing varicose veins. The author explains modern sclerotherapy as a successful outpatient treatment, often freeing patients from long hospital stays and prior limited results. He cites a case of a woman with a decades long leg ulcer nearly healed after vein injection and notes most patients respond well with minimal downtime during work hours.
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Logan-Clendening
M. D
Ceint
United States
Hanley Quits After 16 Years as Erie County Coroner
Coroner Hanley steps down after 16 years in Erie County office. Dr. W. G. Strobald succeeds him and Hendley receives congratulations from city and county leaders. Also mentions Darlsbad Cavern monument details under National Park Service, created Oct 25 1083 with 719.22 acres.
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Erie
Hanley
Erie County
W. G. Strdbel
Hansiey
Darlsbad
National Park Service
Women Seek Centralized Tax Collection in Erie County
Erie County Council of Republican Women pushes for one office to collect city, school, and poor taxes. They cite a new state law requiring the city treasurer to handle city, school, and poor taxes and urge county adoption of a triple collection system.
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Erie County Council of Republican Women
Erie
RIB
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Amelia L. Dunham
Eureka Pipe Line Company Declares Dividend Slashed
The Eureka Pipe Line Company of Oil City declares a regular quarterly dividend of 1 dollar payable February 1 to stockholders of record February 10.
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Eureka Pipe Line Company
Oil City
Chicken Thieves Active in Columbus Community
Local report notes a string of farm thefts as seven of thirteen hens were taken from Dennis Wickwire and Mary Wickwire's coop during Sunday night. Other village items include church services led by Rev H A Sayres, cemetery association meeting January 16, and various social visits.
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Columbus
Te Community Church
H. A Sayres
Young People’s Society
Community Aid
Jessie ‘Smith
Columbus Grange
Dennis Wickwire
Dennis
Mary
Columbus Cemetery Association
Charles Simpson
Elvira Stormes
Gladys Button
Sheffield
Harold Bates
Eleanor Mampe
Philadelphia
P. W. Bates
Clifford Custer
Vivian Mildred
H. A. Sayres
DuBbis
Baker Hill
Week of Prayer Opens in Churches with Sermons
The Week of Prayer began with a meeting at St Pauls Lat eran church led by Rev H F Resgie on Christianity What is It The opening service at the Unité Brethren church hosted by Rev Guo Morgan will share Christianity and World Evangelism The public is invited to all services
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H. F. Resgie
Unité Brethren Church
Guo
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After Holidays Read ers Meet at Mrs King Home
Twelve members of the Read ers held their first meeting after the holiday season at Mrs A Bila King's home on South Center street. E E Love read a paper titled A Few of Our Old Familiar Hymns and several hymns were sung. Next meeting will be at Mrs A Mount's home on West Frederick Street.
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South Center Street
iMirg. E. E. Love
Jesus
America
A. Mount
West
Frederick Street
Lenz Liggett Trim Rivals Margin In Culbertson Match
A UPI report from New York notes Silney Lenz and Winfeld Liggett cut 3 385 points off the Culbertson Josephine Culbertson lead in a contract bridge match. The Culbertsons remain at 16 835 points with 21 rubbers to go amid Dowager attendance and high society spectators.
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New York
Culbertson
New Warren County Officials Inducted In Ceremony
Warren County new administration was sworn in at Norfolk on Monday morning. Officers included President Judge D A Arndt High Sheriff Robert L Ritchie County Treasurer Gerald C Wright and Commissioners N Braily JA Sagerdahl J K Bell. The board reorganized with Sagerdahl president and Bell secretary.
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O. W. Bimber
Warter County Bar Association
Court House Atichies
Sagerdahl
J. K. Bell
Allaws
George C. Seavy
Warren M. Stone
Children’s Home
Mary MacFarrend
Rouse Hospital
W. D. Ward
Gerald Wright
Evelyn McMichael
South Street
Jamestown autoists released after Sunday collision
Two motorists from Jamestown New York identified as E Anderson and Elfred Anderson Colfax avenue were released after a collision with a car driven by State Senator and Burgess L B Chapman early Sunday. No charges were filed.
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Jamestown
N. Y
E. Anderson
Elfred Anderson
Colfax Avenue
Burges L. B. Chapman
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