Weather and political squabbles mix in late edition
Snow forecast with little temperature change and a shift to westerly winds tonight. Meanwhile a Democratic politician from Ridgway faces a Waterloo at opening of the legislature as debates over county poor directors and superintendent removal spark editorial commentary in local papers.
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Waterloo
P. Hall
Ridgway
la Harrisbure
Holbolus
Ing. Jy K.P
Balonge
Union City Times
Suniinterdent
Henry
Almahouse
State Plans To Purify Rivers In Ohio Valley Area
The state TapArtment Of Leith Ly presents a comprehensive report on river conditions from the Ohio at Pittsburg to the Ohio between the Fork and the Blaze Line. It outlines four plans for purification and highlights key findings about water supply sources Allegheny and Dilley. The report, directed by Dr. Samuel A. Dixon with F. Albert Snow leading field work, warns remedial steps are needed to prevent Ohio River pollution as population grows.
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F. Aerbert Snow
Monaco
Allegheny
Nowage Gap
Judge Walling's Term Shortened by Constitutional Change
Opinion by John G. Johnson says judges affected by amendments must have terms aligned with odd numbered election years. Several judges including Warren Watson Hinckley Emory A. Wallin Alvin Hat A. W. Williams James M. Gatbratt William J. Porter and John Omierot face term adjustments and possible re election in 1933 or 1934.
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Tie Bele Cawity Par
Tie Eltigens
Teasty
James J. Johnson
Jaqg
Revo
Pennayl Vouin
Hina
Aflven
Jidligy Wallinie
Justo
Tider Walling
Philadelphia Wldpmiels
Orlans
Wecordias
John G. Johnson
Abollahing Atihiing
Warren Watson D. Hinckley
Bilo
Emory A. Wallin
Bik
Momy Alvin Hat
Mercer
A. W. Williams
Butler
James M. Gatbratt
Lawrence
William J. Porter
Potter
John Onierot
Brle Herald
Carbolic Acid Death Shocks Meadvilly Family
Mise Olive Hambert of Meadvilly died suddenly in January after reportedly taking a dose of carbolic acid found in remedies she used for a cough and as a tonic. Her death occurred as sisters Mrs Clarence J Aspey and Miss Blanche Lambert and her brother Havl were with her. The family believes the poison was taken accidentally in the course of using the medicines and tonics in the same drawer. She was eighteen, described as jovial and well the day before. Survived by father John M Lambert, two sisters, and a brother.
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Meadvilly
Mise Olive Hambert
John M. ‘Lambert
Foley
Mise Lambert
Clarence J. Aspey
Biante Jaumbert
Misa Lambert
Z. Aspey
Mos Blanche Lambert
Havl
Guards to Inaugurate Tener in Harrisburg Event
The National Guard will provide a provisional infantry regiment and governor’s cavalry at the inauguration of John Tener on January 48. The plan, decided at a late conference, draws units from the Fourth, Eighth, and other posts including Harrisburg, York, Chambersburg, Carlisle, Lebanon, Lancaster, Reading, and Allentown.
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Arrishing
National Guard
John Ky
Harksburns
Harrisbury
York
Chamberabbeg
Carlielo
Leydabirg
Sunbury
Labanon
Lancastery Reading
Allentown
Claimed Son Faces His Alleged Brooklyn Parents
Robin Robbinovitch confronted by a gray headed couple claiming to be his parents in a Brooklyn district attorney interview. The exchange touched on his birth in Russia and his unknown birth details as steno notes recorded every gesture and denial during the confrontation.
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Janine
Joseph Robich
Louise Robine- Vitel
Ronstanthe Piood Neside
Brooklyn
Hared
Robinoviteh
Criminal Court
Golay
Robin
Hho
Horm Rob
Hus
Russia
Slétorn
Harmia Mobinovitch
Alloniste
Atate
Busy Day for Corry Police as Court Warrants Floated
A row among residents in the eastern part of Corry led to complaints to the police. Officers served warrants and Alderman Truesdell admonished the parties after a late-night confrontation. In a second disturbance, police were asked to quell a commotion in the second ward but the cause dissipated once the notice was read.
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Corry
Ulghit
Jie Chit
Triendell
Truesdell
Hy & Woman Wing
Tied Girls’ Basketball Game Impresses Crowds
The inexperienced players struggled with passing and defense but showed improvement in a weekend scrimmage. Miny Stennett and Miss Cody led UW Blues with baskets while Merle Cowles controlled the court and scored.
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Sim
Miny Stennett
Cody
McGraw
Uw Blues
Gles
Moir
Merle Cowles
Hoover's Parents Plead in Vain for Commutation
Meadville January 6 Dr J F Hoover and wife parents of Anton V Hoover appeal to Governor H A Bluiai for commutation of his death sentence. They plead imprisonment for life in place of the death penalty as they return from Harriborg after their visit. The plea fails and the case remains unresolved.
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Meadville
J. F. Hoover
Anton V. Hoover
Horeles
Ubell Atlantic
Atley
Harrigborg
Uley
Huwin A. Bluiai
Box Cod
Atlantic
Endinboro Independent Changes Hands
The Wdinboro Independent has changed hands with Cooper Lav Thy Hold outs to Mrs Re CoMcClymonds of Grove City. The latter will manage the paper as Mr. Cooper had been in charge for 10 years.
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Wdinboro
Fll
Cooper
Re CoMcClymonds
Grove City
Cooper Hin
Dlink
College Adopts Harvard Plan
Allegheny College adopts Harvard style entrance rules to align with Harvard University. New students may enter science and civil engineering without Latin. Arts majors allow two years of study for entrance with remaining requirements restructured into unit credits.
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Allegheny College
Harvard Univoresty
Harhel
of Arts
Marvard
Beudone
State hunters license bill approved by gate commission
The Gate Commission formally approved a proposed bill for annual state hunters licenses at one dollar, to begin opening season. Farmers and landowners may require evidence of payment before allowing hunting. The commission says the license will curb irresponsible hunters and provide revenue for game protection and preservation.
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Harriaburg
Stave Gate Commission
Heonsine
Hantara
Muenus
Installation of Officers at Forest Jam Woodmen Meeting
The Woodmen of the World held an installation on January 6 with officers D EB Jones P O G AM Southworth G H Corburn A 1 W Loveland Banker Wi LaPage Clerk 1 Warter Escort ALM Shepard Watchiman Ry D Blavens Sentry A K Builth JO Jackson Phyn A iy Pettit Manager after the business session a banquet was served and all enjoyed a general good time.
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Forest Jam
Blavens—Sentry
Builth
Jackson
Phyn
Iy Pettit
Water Well Sparks Pride in County Progress
A new flowing water well drilled by Heny McCray in Bele county reaches about one hundred feet deep and fourteen feet across with a four inch pipe. It provides sufficient daily supply to Galon Chiy and is lauded as the most productive among several wells in the area. Mr Tur rows and Alfred Harrown express strong satisfaction with the development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Harrown
Hilgin
Pines
Heny McCray
Turrows
Will Accept Challenge From Colina Walker For Charity
Ry Hy Mubhett of Union City plans to accept a five mile race challenge against C R Colina and Walker of Pennsylvania. Proceeds amount to 100 dollars with charity as the goal and he is likely to take the offer.
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Ry Hy Mubhett
Raow Aguin
Uae Ton City
C. R. Colina
Too Walker
Pennsylvania
Erle Pediatrians
Fragmented OCR Note From Local Page
Fragmented text fragment references a young Wyand Slovar and a stable scene with grains and a vault appear in the damaged OCR. No clear event date location or identifiable names emerge from the readable portions.
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Stolrt
Endinboro Independent
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Hunters OF State
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