Notice Served on Lighting Co Threatens Action
The city threatens to appeal to the Public Service Commission unless the Lighting Company improves service. The solicitor confirms efforts to inspect and address electrical issues, with emphasis on fire alarm system reliability and street light dimness. Officials seek timely compliance and may pursue remedies if unsatisfied.
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Council
Public Service Commission
Die Counel
Willecarry
Hellur Electrie Lighting
Survier
City
Faye Linen
Priday Lwine
Kinuatl
Fallosvinns
Wuarnentgie Linn
Sormiton
Fayesheen
Brant Company
Yas Neve
Amsell
City plans further rebuilding of street lines
Announcement from the city’s chief official in New York indicates extended work on the Curry City Bleonie Light Co project. The extensive rebuilding program aims to improve lines and facilities with city approval and oversight this week.
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Curry City
Bleonie Light Co
Tnainoey
Mount Gretna encampment draw downgrades enlistment figures
Army units prepare for a four day camp at Mount Gretna with Company A Corry and the 4th battalion recruiters reporting leave to join the cinema event Friday July 20. Other companies travel to Grove City and Meadville as the battalion nears full strength amid recruitment uncertainty.
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Varius
Pennsylvania Na Hor
Arma
Mownt Greatg Company
A. Corry
Arle Battilion
Maile Cinema
Uh Toymont Sem
Meadville
Travnéting
Sol Cities
Grove City
Cnn
Newi
Carey Cumibiny
Gebiene
Exio
Philadelphia Clothing Workers Strike Settled
Harrisburg July reports settlement reached on the Philadelphia clothing workers strike affecting about 0,000 employees. Secretaries and unions described large settlements with the United Clothing Contractors and Amalgamated Textile Workers Union. local line rebuilding projects and preparations for future work were outlined by officials.
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Unmeares
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Royal Macker
United Clothing Con hiWetore
Amalgamat Textile Workers Union
Leiplein Held for Court in Auto Crash Case
Arralyir til Luthien Justice of the Peace R. 1 Pret on a charge of manslaughter in the death of Lawrence Jieley near Salantanes. William Leiplel of Corry Pa is held for grand jury action with bond set at 85000. He contends Jieley drove the vehicle into a pole causing the crash.
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Leiplein
Corry
Grand Jury
Lite Valley
Quigley
LAPT
Corryites to Speak at Summer School Lectures
City Superintendent AE Hemstreet will address summer school sessions at Edinburg Normal School and Conneaut Lake School in early July. Topics include managing a school system and the teacher's role in community activities. Ashton's Emmanuel Episcopal rector and local educators will also participate.
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AE Hemstreet
Rdinberg Normal School
Hemstreet
Manley
Nevonsary
Rey Mortimer
Ashton
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Conneaut Lake Suaumer
Pert
Wuachers
Scranton Called Wettest City on the Continent
A social worker from Scranton says the city is the wettest on the continent after a trip through Canada and the northern states. She reports that none of the places she visited had weather as bad as Scranton.
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Scranton
Py United
Edward Prangr
Council of Chutel
Sie
Ahe
Canada
Sang Northorn
Serarstin
Hold Driver For Boy's Death
United Press reports truck driver Wilkes Harre Pa. July 8. Lewis held on manslaughter charge over the death of Leo Reilly four in Sugar Notch. Witnesses say the boy stepped in front of the truck and was killed. driver exonerated by witnesses.
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United
Wilkes Harre
Wil G. Lewis
Cours
Leo Reilly
Sugar Notch
Lewis
Two Men Killed in Coal Colliery Incident
In Mamont, near Union City, two workers Leon Kile aged 26 of this city and Anthony Mischurds aged 80 of Trenton were instantly killed at a Lehigh Valley Coal Co pit. Miss Michael Star visited Union City relatives this afternoon.
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United Pras
Automobiles Accidents Injure Several In Local Crash
Reports indicate multiple injuries from a Sunday automobile collision near Pindfey Lake and Wutting. Corey Sieting and Jeff Hey are listed among those injured. hospital recovery underway. A 12 year old, Royal Neva Hicks, suffered serious cuts. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene.
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Corey Sieting
Tapi
Hoyal Neva Hicks
Jeff Hey
Pindfey Lake
Peportul
Ertnan Mentos
Wutting
Tori Nhoiue
School Board Holds Evening Meeting and Appoints Treasurer
The Board of Education elected Mr A11 Palmer to a one year term as treasurer at a salary of 81M, with all members present voting yes. Mrs IL 1 Manley was created collector of delinquent taxes, duplicate of 124, motion carried as recorded.
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Board of Education
Bell
Lovelant
Pope
Hesey
Ale Loveland
Palmer
York
Mr. Loveland
Ma Auer
Hoveland
Strandert
Meyer
Manley
Sen
Farm labor party gathers at Chicago for third party bid
Minority party leaders converge in Chicago to form a new political party aimed at fielding a nontraditional presidential candidate. The conference coincides with the Farmers’ Union convention as delegates promise a strong national foothold.
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Farm-Labor Party
Chicago
United Press
Melegater
Kage
Tates
Brown
Christenson
Taborihey
Americans in French RR Wreck
A French railroad disaster near Caen injured several Americans when a Canadian Atlantic crest line train collided with a local train. Reportedly the crash involved multiple cars and ferried passengers from Montreal to Cherbourg with some travelers sustaining injuries.
Two Cent Gasoline Tax Enacted As Public Debates Roar
The article reports a two cent gasoline tax going into effect amid political debate. It mentions the auditor general and potential financial impacts on consumers and government spending. References to tax figures, enforcement, and broader economic concerns frame the piece.
President Harding Delivers Oregon Address At Whitman Day
President Harding spoke in Oregon commemorating Marcus Whitman and Oregon Trail heritage. He praised American greatness, recalled past triumphs, and urged unity to overcome modern troubles with reference to national progress and frontier history.
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United Prest
Harding
Yarding
Oregon Trail
Tony Pare
Marcus Whitman
Pintiount
Vehay
Forte
Booze Victim Dies by Own Action in Local Hotel Room
The body of Charles F. Cameron 82 machinist was found in a hotel bed with a suicide note on a photograph’s back. The letter addressed to his wife in Pittsburgh hinted at financial strain and farewell. Mrs Sherwood Simmons has returned to Jamestown after visiting relatives.
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Youngstown
Charles F. Cameron
Lowellyn Street
Joktuwtowe
Sherwood Simmons
Jamestown
Corry Youth Robert Akam Dies After Illness
Robert Akam popular Corry youth died after a brief illness at Curry Hospital. Survived by parents and two sisters Fran Sunthy and Gay Palting. Funeral arrangements to be announced at the Livell home with services tomorrow.
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Robert Akam
Corry
Robert Akangat
Mr and Mes Willinary
Akdsty
Jyoony
Vurry Hospital
Radittar
Corry Chwral Society
Fran ‘Sunthy
Frashing Street
Mir Gaye Paltlig
Moraiely
Livells
Anthracite Operators to Meet United Mine Workers
Anthracite coal operators agreed to meet with United Mine Workers representatives Districts 1 7 and 12 to negotiate a new agreement in place of the current one. Warren, chairman of the operators general policies committee, announced the date as July 6. A. to met with representatives of the United Mine Workers. The leadership under John L. Lewis was acknowledged.
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Ey Unite
Acress Paiadelphia
John L. Lewis
United Mie Workers of
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United Mine Workers
Warriver
General Polices Committee
Wily
Morgenthau Jr Improves After Pony Accident
In Poughkeepsie New York on July 3 Henry Morgenthau Jr six year old son of the former ambassador to Turkey was reported improving after a fractured skull sustained when he was thrown from a pony on his father’s estate.
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United Press
City Council Meeting Last Night Approves Pavement Plans
City commission members met with absent commissioner Rogers Athills. They reviewed paving on North Second Avenue and Bayle Street, discussed complaints about railroad tracks on West Smith, and approved bids and sewer work while adjourning to August.
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Ime Beni
N. Cennter Street
Main Street
Avenue
North Centar
Nond Street
South Center Street
Pleasant Street
West South Street
North Cent Street
Smith Street
Coudell
Rogers Athills
North Second Avene
Ad Bayle Street
Tensarce
Jise Wiis
Cary
Promiad
West Smith Street
Public Safety
Woul
Dickson
Eyolt Turing
Second Avenue
Vere
Weaver
Cammie Jim
Action i
Keystone Instruction Company
Kayt Street
BM. Love 1 Son
Oly
West Bend Street
Nf Council
Fallow
Ounce
Internal Affairs Secretary seeks business aid to save department
Harrisburg July 3 Secretary James P Woodward of Internal Affairs proposed enlisting organized business through Chambers of Commerce to maintain the department. He cited a 44.5 percent cut in funding and warned the Bureau of Statistics and the Geological Survey would be harmed by the reduction.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Secretary of Internal Affairs
James P. Woolward
Chambers of Commerce
Hin Luler
Woodward
Department of Internal Affairs
Pinchot
Witnesses deny beating in Higginbotham murder trial
In Lake City Florida on July 3 witnesses testified that Tabert died of pneumonia not a beating in the convict emup case. They argued Higginbotham the so called whipping boss acted within the law and that Tabert died from natural causes while Higginbotham’s attorneys sought to prove no foul play.
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