Mayor Bracken outlines fourth year progress and police shift
Mayor Bracken delivers a detailed fourth year message praising local police policy and cost efficiency. He cites a shift toward enforcement under local ordinances, praise for Street Commissioner Harrington, and savings in the Engineering Department while noting Columbus Avenue projects and municipal finance scrutiny.
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Mayor Bracken Praises Policy Report Amid Crime Roundups
The piece argues state policy alignment, praising Mayor Bracken for yesterday’s document and noting public satisfaction. It critiques the pattern of weekend gang arrests and calls for consistent, proactive crime cleanup beyond episodic campaigns.
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Peace bid eases Bolivian Paraguayan tension
The Pan American Arbitration Conference drafted a protocol to set up a multinational panel to arbitrate the boundary dispute between Bolivia and Paraguay. Nine judges from various countries would be chosen, two by each nation and five by the conference, aiming for a peaceful solution amid world-wide protests and calls for restraint.
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Whats What Washington by Charles P Stewart
An installment profile of Andy Puruseh, a veteran navigator and union figure, detailing his travels from New York to San Francisco, his role in the International Pur- Usethian Union, and his independent inquiry into the loss of the Nestris. The piece highlights his decades at sea, commitment to duty, and skeptical views on radio safety’s impact on deep-sea risk.
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New York
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A Problem a Day: grazing area for a horse on rope
A puzzle asks the grazing area when a horse is tied to a 15 foot post with a 29 foot rope. It explores how to convert the problem into geometry and arithmetic, including a sample calculation about the dollar value and fractions.
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Chang Hsush-liang Emerges as Patriot in Manchuria
Fragmented OCR text portrays Chang Hsush-liang, son of the former Manchurian warlord Chang Tso, as a patriot and unifier. It contrasts his late father’s pro-Japanese tactics with the son’s loyalty to the new regime and his aim to unite Manchuria with China, seeking national cohesion over personal gain.
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First Mammoths Found in South Africa Claim
A fragmentary report claims the first direct assertion of mammoths in South Africa with Stone Age remains found in the same site alongside teeth of extinct giants. Evidence allegedly dates to the Toengs era.
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Palm Restaurant bought by Kane and Forcé brothers
Twenty years ago notes recall bitter cold with near zero temperatures freezing water pipes. Kane and George Forcé, brothers in law, acquire the Palm Restaurant and will take possession. J G Sharmure retires from Ross Grocery. Charles Sessie lone will run the business. General Superintendent J R Rankin to preach at Methodist church. Western Division Pennsylvania railroad agents meeting expected. S Dunn to lecture on high explosives handling. Mrs R H Palmer hosts an evening tea with Lady Commander Ellsworth and Lady Maccabees committee. James Richards travels to Garland to study trout streams and drought impact on next season’s match.
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James Richards
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Game of Correct English by W L Gordon
A fragmented page listing questions and exercises from a language primer. It includes grammar queries about pronouns and verbs, pronunciation of agile, misspelled words, missing letters in synonyms, proper word usage in daily conversation, and yesterday’s answers. Names and publication style reflect early 20th century schooling materials.
Answers to Yesterday's Questions in Look and Learn
The questions cover tides control by the moon, a Washington remark about heaven and government, the Incas’ homeland Peru, the Hyades family link, and the Hudson River in New York. Answers list: Arctic Antarctic Atlantic Pacific. Pilgrim's Progress. Chess. Louisiana. John Paul Jones.
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Louisiana
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Fragmented verse notes and garbled lines
A damaged OCR poem fragment presents jagged phrases about smiles faces, a man’s undoing, beasts, desires, and distant fables. It references a revisiting huntly and an unwieldy universe, with unclear romance or travel imagery and scattered proper nouns.
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Implicated in Another HoldUp in Jamestown
Edwin Stenander of Celoron and his father in law Blaine Wilbur are jailed on first degree robbery charges after being identified by Mrs. Philip Campanella of Harrison Street as the gunman who robbed her at 2:50 AM on December 80. Campanella reported the man fled after she attempted to fetch her husband.
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Celoron
Blaine Wilbur
Philip Campanella
Harrison Street
Death of Portville farmer under investigation
Guy Heade a 59 year old farmer was found dead near his Portville area home with a shotgun wound to the head. A 12 gauge shotgun lay nearby as authorities led by Coroner William Smith and Deputy Sheriff Paul M. Gaylor investigated after his son Hoyd found the body along tracks by the Allegheny river.
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Bulgarian Herb Tea Promoted For Flu and Cold Prevention
A period editorial urges vigilance against colds and influenza, warning of pneumonia risks. It recommends Bulgarian Herb Tea, steamed hot twice weekly, to heat the blood, boost circulation, cleanse bowels, and ward off future illnesses, urging readers to consult a druggist.
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