City and Vicinity News Blazes andBirths in July Heat
Local notes report window showcases at Blair & Co and Pickard China wares from Wright. hotel chambermaid wanted. fireworks permits pending. church and charity meetings scheduled. July heat sends residents to fairs and parks. a Pittsburgh birth announced. playgrounds open daily. a near-miss knife incident near Sheffold railroad station under investigation.
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Idl
Len Wright
Pickard China
Blair & Co
Wdy
Champermaid
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Pepperson Pickard Ching
Wright
Tangletoot
Bucket Store
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Bedding Plants and Garden Goods For Sale
Varied bedding plants including tomatoes celery and herbs available in pots baskets and vases. Oiled to order and ready now. A. E. Pettit Florin 107 Malin St Upton 84 Bell TOI three blocks from depot. Green houses opened evenings.
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Malin St
Upton
Bell Toi
Depot
Kirby Refuses to Appear Before Probers in Washington
July 2 reports the National Manufacturers Association ex president John Kirby declined to testify before federal lobby investigators. Kirby left for New Zealand then was urged to appear, with contempt threatened if he did not. The hearing centers on alleged attempts to influence elections and foreign travel links to a transcontinental inquiry.
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Wollington
Joh Kirby
Natoni! Manufacturers” Association
Yubpo
Goorman
Uni al Oney
Kirby
Washington
Multi
Turora
Pal
Tly
New Zealand
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Hou
Hay Bron
Auto Parade Escorts Suffragists In Immense Victory Celebration
An immense parade celebrated the state victory for woman suffrage with Gov and Mrs Duin attending. Police controlled down town crowds as women marched in a streetside procession, marking record attendance and orderly conduct during the event.
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Iy United Press
Chon
Hibs
Woman Suffrage Association
Iy State
Association fights Mulhall in senate probing panel
New York reports the National Manufacturers' association defends its actions against Mulhall, saying the charges concern the Overman lobby probe and will unfold at senate hearings. James A Tory, general council, denounces Mulhall as deceptive and says he was removed from association employment.
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National Manufacturers’ Association
Mulhall
Overman
Senate
James
Association
Kirby
Italian lad's body recovered from creek near Kerrtown
Maudville July 3 The body of little Michael Trozato a Italian boy who drowned Saturday afternoon in French Creek below the Erie freight house was found yesterday about one o clock one and a half miles below the spot where he disappeared. Night Captain Jorinah Grindrod and Frank J. Forbes located the body while drifting down the creek after a long search from Kennedy fills downstream. The body was secured and brought to shore ending the perilous search.
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Kerrtown
Kennedy
Police Circles Quiet as Drunk Pair Put in Cooler
In police circles little activity was reported today as two outsiders, overpowered by excess intoxicants, were placed in the municipal cooler to recover. A debris-burning dispute near Main Street drew council concern, with act Jug Glief Stevens ordered disposal of waste fuel. The chief attended duties without the usual regulation coat after the mayor allowed a more comfortable attire.
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Erie
Jug Glief Stevens
Correction clarifies Sable Sorcha release date in World
The Sable Sorcha serial was misdated in last week's Correction, now set to begin Sunday July 6 in the Sunday World Magazine. TL will appear in the Tus rated Magazine as a premier romance, spotlighting a woman's steadfast devotion within enduring sentimental fiction.
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New York World
Sunday World
Unclear fragmentary note on family contact and whereabouts
The text appears as a partial personal note about a person named Bill and a daughter not at home. It mentions a bill and a message to Mamma, with uncertain details and no clear event or date.
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Bill
Tim
Mamma
Candy Blew Her Teeth Out in Independence Day Accident
In Reedsville Pennsylvania on July 1 Ivy Fults, a child, bit a torpedo mistaken for candy during an early Independence Day celebration. An explosion injured her mouth, tongue, and throat, knocking out several teeth.
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Reedsville
Ivy Fults
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