Clayton Block Fire Destroys Main Block in Clayton
A five hour blaze in Clayton destroyed the Clayton Block and damaged nearby buildings. Fire began in the basement and crossed through several sections, with estimated losses around 75 000 dollars. origin not definite though defects in the building are suspected. Fire crews, aided by regional departments, fought the flames until under control shortly before noon.
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Clayton Block
Corry
Eric
Unionly
Glayton Bigckon
Bud Nou
A. Blayton
Aid Otenpied Ly
Merle
Lark
Thas
Clayton Dock
Ellidient
Univitis
Ory
Eailbern
Val
Wuion
Mla
Payton
Tor
Danny
Gaton
Xooms
Read Watee
Malle
Clayton Lock
Tromen
Clebert Curtis
Forumbus
Uleo
Dinner Given Studebaker Sales Force
An article reports a dinner event for the Studebaker Sales Force led by proprietor Merah at a local facility. It notes ninth meetings and planned developments including a new boulebaker index, station access, and dealer tools announcements, with emphasis on service quality and local agency participation.
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Merah
Res Gayivar Dailinet Fudtery
Siudgligkes
Hinplavis
Mim Merrink Sway
Eytagire
Willie Addret
Dive Studebaker
Hower Reepliiye
Ate Mircinki
Tully Torn
Focal Verview
Harker Cay
Mertick
Pinot
Jocal
Greece Moves Toward War Amid Peace Talks
The Revolutionary government in Greece strengthens military focus while signaling readiness for possible conflict. Germany and Britain noted, with Greece hoping for preliminary peace but preparing for all contingencies.
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Rena Jan O-Grerra
Brace
Gertrill Gonatny
United
Prags
Tay
Gonatay Gail
Seals and Health Bond Sales Totals Reported
A report on bond sales lists Christie seals and health bonds raising $522 as of today. Key contributors include Corry High School, Hatch, Washington, and Main arrest schools with amounts ranging from $7.0 to $18.47, plus ward totals of Second $7500 and Third $2840, reflecting broad participation across city wards.
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Ury City
Geirge
Puck
Docus
Honda
Gerry T Kincaid Wein
Manufac
Twihrs
Tt Cronin
Corry High Sehool
Brown
Hatch School
Jf B.smith
Congord School
AE. Griswold
Aliss McCullough
Tuirview School
Arthur. Colegrove
Guy
Saxton
JE. Hawkins
Waitt Ward
Olin Bracken
Murder Trial Details Involving Kentucky Couple Case
A Kentucky case reveals the murder of a man by his wife and a friend. Mrs Nominger and Ollie Gilson are held after authorities report a confession of planning an elopement with Gibson and striking the husband with a hammer. The crumpled body was found near a garage beneath his wife’s window on Sunday.
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Sy United
Henderson
Kyy
Gon Noffemmers
South and Coal Company
Nom
Inger
Wilt
Uwdead Musi
Ollie Gilson
Jake
Thik Gibsons
Owensboro
Wisband
Hammer
Gibson
Deon
Naltsinger
Aife
Three Die In Raleigh Home Fire Tragedy
A Raleigh fire killed three people and injured one while destroying six cars in a garage. Ama Simpking, her four year old child, Carolina Pilla ndra, a nurse, and J C Beck were involved. Beck was hurt while trying to rescue them as flames breached the garage. The损 estimated loss stood at about 150 dollars.
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United Pros
Raleigh
Jay
Ama
Carolina Pillandra
J.C Beck
Durhing
Theo Joss
New Trial Sought in Brunen Slaying Case
Camden New York January a motion for a new trial in the Brunen murder case is set to be presented by Supreme Court Justice Katsed by Ali Molly. Mohr’s counsel claims the verdict was contrary to the evidence and will challenge the jury’s belief in Powell’s testimony. Charles M Bowell testified about Weiner, Mohr disputes his role, and Mohr was convicted of first degree murder with a life sentence. Doris Minnen, sister of the murdered, appears in court as part of the proceedings.
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Camden
New Trigufir
Mohr
Charles Powall
Juiesi
John” Brunen
Supreme Court
Katsed
Ali Molly
Ny Jy
Tuusday
Walter Keown
Powell
Keachewall
Charles M. Bowell
Jelow Weiner
Mey
Mra
Doris Minnen
Moby
Mmm
Sae
Mequiinlad
United Press
Soert House
Bastrap
Jansi —Soolis Scientifeatly
Watt Darlet
Pholniy
Breohn A. Lanforn
Daniels
Man of Science
Daniel
Rinner
Nch
Richards
Dave Iely
Tod
Municipal Club Elect Officers Amid Holiday Meeting
The municipal club elects officers at a Tuesday session during a holiday event. Officers will be announced after a morning program, followed by a music session and social gathering with members present.
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Municipal Club
Refuse to Pay Fines Prompt Two Women Jail Sentence
A dispute between two Polish families on April Street led to confrontation with threats and property damage. A act against Shrunki and Bernitkie women was pursued, but charges were withdrawn. the case stands with the two women still facing payment of fines and possible further action.
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Arm Agha
Apri Street
Heeph
Evider
Aktorman Gordon
Eel Marsh
Aldermaiy Sordon
Pilgrims besiege Emile Cone in New York seeking healing
In New York City pilgrims mob the site of Emile Cone seeking his healing methods. Cone, creator of Day by day in every way I am getting better and better, travels toward Englewood as crowds press, while organizers claim his im position on illness and power to heal through imagination. Officials warn of crowded clinics and debate the efficacy of his approach.
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Hy United Prana
New York
Jal
Pilgrims Tone
Emile Cone
Chantayes
Englewood NI
Tay
Junie
Hale
Mill
Cave
Oliver 8
Lyford
Amare Gan
Englewood
Jenly
Fostur Cis
Erle
Panemonia
Henry
Nancy
Marty
Peortion
Splé
Pes
Thambéley
Corry Man Recovers From Razor Slash
Corry resident Chenillie Wressam age 27 was attacked at a Corry inn when a razor slash left him with throat injuries. He was found unconscious and later moved to Olean Hospital where doctors reported forty stitches and improving condition. Local investigations note a nearby blade and no memory of the incident.
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Chenillie Wressam
Leon
Ats
Olean
Bis
Heather
Varia Vailzoart
King Momus Honored At Philadelphia Parade
United Press reports Philadelphia hosts the King Momus celebration with about 10,000 participants. The Mummers parade featured colorful costumes and monster figures along Broad Street. Prizes around $10,000 were awarded to winning clubs.
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Momus
Philadelphia
United Press Palladelpan
Jin
Belavest
Chiba
Hyoad Street
Camden
Hersanistors
Philadelphia minister to occupy pulpit and SS activities announced
Rev. Mrin St. Anderson of Philadelphia will occupy the pulpit at the New Brae church during the session. He also speaks to the Young People in the Sunday School and to the Christian Endeavor Society. Miss Mildred Dikerman, guest of her grandparents on Mario Street, attends the events this afternoon in Dunkirk, N.Y.
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Mrin
Anderson
Philadelphii
Will Oliver
Tetera Choroh
Christian Endeavor Society
Mildred Dikerman
Mra.r. Loupe
Mario Etreet Durne
Dunkirk
Pathologists Detail Gruesome Crime and Forensic Findings
United Press reports from Bastrap Louisiana describe a brutal murder with witnesses recounting dismemberment and torture. The pathologists Charles W. Duval and Abraham A. Lanford detail body preparations, tools, and wounds, noting injuries consistent with specialized devices and iron confinement.
Congress Debates Bills and Committees in Debris of Red River Tulsa
Congress debates appropriation bills and public lands committee hearing on Red River Oklahoma. Agricultural committees push grain and wheat price measures. Senate schedules hearings and considers finance and land issues amid political tension.
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Congress
HOUSE
Red River Oklahome
Jversy
Jon Bill
Senate Dinensses
Shi
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