Western Newspaper Union patent allegations spark Senate probe
United Press report details how Western Newspaper Union admitted using patent inside sheets to print material for a $42000 sult and paid by Canada. The probe links these actions to prompting 150,000 American farmers to move to Canada under false promises and questions if foreign money biased U.S. journalism.
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UNION
Senate
United Press
Washington
Union Wus Cuitrat
Canada
Nelgon
Jas
Automatic Sprinkler Stops Fire Damage at Factory
An oil soaked cloth in overalls near a finishing department sparked a fire on an Esconit floor. The automatic sprinkler activated quickly, flooding the area and dousing the blaze. A gong outside alerted fire crews who arrived and shut the water to limit damage. The loss was slight.
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Felfemaker Organ Co
Sassateau
THU Stgents
Esconit
Erie plans boulevard on peninsula
Erie plans a peninsula boulevard project as Perry Boutevari endorses the idea. The Chamber of Commerce directors aim to push the plan with a $50,000 grant from a state commission. Committees were appointed to detail the submission and a dinner will be held next month to discuss the boulevard.
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Ers
Perry Boutevari
Chamber of Commerce
USA
Wim
Yitt Ali Slason
Pennsylvania, Verry Commission
Ibs
Will Put Federal Employees Under Union Plan
Washington Tam 28 United Press reports the American Federation of Labor plans to unionize all government employees. The move targets skilled artisans now union members and extends to unskilled workers clerks and helpers in federal offices and all government institutions wherever located.
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American Federation of Labor
United Press
Washington, D. C
Tam
Washington
Was Robbed at Bumlo Post Office
WAS ROBBED. The Bumlo post office near Jobstown Pennsylvania was entered last night and robbed of 50 dollars in cash and stamps valued at a hundred dollars. The incident is reported by United Press.
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United Press
Jobstown
Bumlo
Here
Pardon Granted to Soldier Clarence Georg Naw in Prison
Unitea Press reports President Wilson issued a full pardon at the request of Secretary Tumulty for Clarence Georg Naw, a former Signal Corps private imprisoned for two years in Charlottaville Years. The pardon followed Naw’s alleged letters to Tumulty accusing his superiors of misconduct. The case drew little sensation, with Tumulty stating he believed Naw was unjustly sentenced.
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Unitea Press
Washington, D. C
Jay
Pummulty
Wilson
Clarence Ty Georg Naw
Charlottaviltes
Signal Corps
Fae
Poison Mistake Ends Keller Life at Barber Shop
Keller, a barber in the Marhubanc building basement, died after taking a misread medicine. A bottle labeled mercury chloride caused a fatal poisoning. He left a wife, parents, four brothers, and three sisters. funeral arrangements not yet made. He had been ill for several days and died yesterday morning.
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Jatt
Henry
Keller
Birber
Fone
West Fourth
Medleval
Hite Kellor
Marhubanc
Is Wite
Peake and Street Walter L Peake J Glann Street Attorneys at Law
Corry Pennsylvania general practice in all courts. Special attention given to decedent estates and bankruptcy matters.
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Peake & Street
Walter L
Peake ‘ J
Glann Stre
Law Corry
Beardsley Victim Suffers a Relapse in Jamestown
John Gulna, Overseer of the Poor for Chautauqua, shot by Edward Beardsley last January, faced a serious setback today as his temperature spiked to over 104 degrees. He rallied slightly but remains under medical care.
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Beardsley
Jamestown
John Gulna
Chautaugua
Jon
Summerdale
Edward Heardsley
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Perry Commission
FED
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Everett’s
House of Bargains
Dorry
Union’ City
Sec’y Tumulty
Frees George
Leavenworth
Henry J. Keller
C. D. Babbitt & Son Druggists
Rexall Store
Imperial Hotel
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