Most Local City League Stores Will Be Closed Tomorrow
Most local city league stores will be closed for the greater part of tomorrow on the Glorious Fourth. Clothing and haberdashery shops stay open until eleven tonight but are closed all day tomorrow. groceries close tomorrow afternoon except W. Lyons who sells fireworks and stays open all day. Bakeries and other small shops vary, with some closing early and others open through noon. Weather forecast hints a mild Fourth with warm, pleasant conditions.
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City League
W. Lyons
All Star Team Faces High School in Fourth of July Program
The City League Fourth of July schedule features an All Star team formed from the Munici palhip, Kurts and Moreowbees, selected to play a showcase against the High School in the afternoon. Murray will manage the squad with Cogswell Craker Downey Keating Latirep Leng H Long Me Lean Plores Pope.
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Murray
Judy
Cogswell
Craker
Downey
Keating
Latiirep
Leng
Long
Lean
Plores
Pope
Columbus Men Decide to Build New Masonic Hall
Columbus Masonic fraternity members met after a recent fire to discuss erecting a new building in Columbus. The plan envisions a two story hall with space to host meetings and public events at the rear, near a hardware store. Estimated cost runs around eight thousand dollars and completion is targeted for this fall.
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Masonic Fraternity of Columbus
Iocal
Five Perish in Fire in Tenement in London
Five people die in a tenement fire in London as Joseph Chamberlain dies today in Princess Garden. The casualty list and political fallout follow the reported health issues of the former statesman and his controversial role in Irish governance.
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Cy Amperlain
London
Fire Tragedy As Tenement Fire Kills and Injures
United Press report details a deadly tenement blaze in New York. Mrs Nickorit her daughter Sarah and Jacob Finkelstein died in the fire while another man perished attempting a leap to safety. Two others died later in hospital and several more were injured in the crowd scene as firefighters battled the flames.
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United Pres
New York
Nickorit
Aked
Sarah
Jacob Finkelstein
Glicer Schassberger
Poe
Bine Mont
Banks Must Make Report to United Press
United Press reports that banks nationwide are required to file a report detailing their financial condition. The notice urges banks to submit comprehensive data on assets liabilities and earnings to ensure accurate national banking records.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
American envoys return from Niagara mediation talks
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson greeted Frederick Lehman and Justice Lamar upon their return from Niagara Falls. The envoys handed their cards to attendants, then met Wilson who rushed out to greet them before retreating to private offices. They said they expected to resume talks with Mexican mediators.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Frederick W. Lehman
Justice La +mar
White House
Niagara Falls
Labor
Houston
Singara Falls
Police Court Busy Morning With Many Cases Heard
Police court opened early with a busy docket as several cases were processed. Court records show multiple hearings and dispositions as officers and clerks handled a steady stream of matters.
Meadville man jailed twice in a day over board bill and train trespass
George Calling of Meadville was arrested yesterday for attempting to skip a hotel bill at the Commercial Hotel, freed after settling the debt, then later arrested for train trespassing. He appeared before Magistrate Shields this morning to receive a 2.50 fine, which was paid. B. J. Courtney and Clarence Watson of Union City faced charges after being picked up by high men on the force along with Matt Sullivan. The Union City men were fined 4501 each and Sullivan 32.00, all suspended pending payment before tonight.
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George Calling
Meadville
Commercial
Shields
B. J. Courtney
Clarence Watson
Union City
Matt Sullivan
Sullivan
Ship Agsinthol Still Ashore After Grounding Near Cova Inland
Montreal July 2 The Canadian steamer Agsinthol went aground on the Cova Inland shoals yesterday and remains ashore this morning. Damage to the vessel is extensive but all passengers have been transferred safely to the two nearby vessels standing by.
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Montreal
Macitio
Agsinthol
Cova
Niisety
Mrs Stewart in Altoona After Car rying Son Returns Home
An Altoona woman Mrs Prink R Stewart attempted suicide in Corry by swallowing four bichloride of mercury tablets after bringing her young son to the city. She fled back to Altoona with custody of her child, later returning under guard to Altoona, then to the hospital after a second attempt. Authorities and husband reportedly arranged a temporary respite as the case drew local attention.
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Altoona
Prink R. Stewart
Corry
Laveabe
Alton
Stewart
Aiko
Joegs
Altona Hospital
Pittsburg Youth Faked Bomb Plot
Pittsburgh youth Robert Miller of Wilkinabure was arrested by Captain LG Adame of the State Constabulary after confessing to staging a bomb plot to dynamite the home of President Harr of Westinghouse to gain fame as a hero. He claimed he shot himself but detectives found he bought dynamite yesterday and planted the device on the lawn, then shot his right hand.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Robert Miller
Wilkinabure
LG. Adame
Pennsylvania State Constabulary
President Harr
Westinghouse Companies
Miller
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