Fee Set For Pie Thrower In Marysville Restaurant
Marysville Calit New sports developing on the Pacific Coast reports Charlie Merz paid a fee to throw a pie at Bolly Gray in a local restaurant. Gray demanded one floatian and Merz complied, throwing the pie and leaving with the amount collected. Readership includes mentions of Helen and Jessie Fawcett, Rachel Shafer, Mina Terry, Anna Neale Hardman, Gwendolyn Hardman, Bernice Olds, and East Smith Street guest arrangements.
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Marysville Calit
Pacific Coast
Charlie Merz
Bolly Gray
Gray
Misebs Helen
Jessie Fawcett
Rachel Shafer
Brie
Mina B
Terry
Concord Street
Anna
Neale Hardman
Sisser
Gwendolyn Hardman
Spencer, W. Va
Bernice Olds
iEast Smith Street
Personal Mention GQ. Kithnes Leaves Harrisburg After Week
Harrisburg visit notes transfer mail clericizing absence of Glenn McKinney who spent vacation in Bradford Pa. McKinney to return Monday. Glen Lopus of Falconer N Y visits with wife and daughter Kay. Numerous mentions of relatives traveling to Cleveland Pittsburgh Chicago and Indiana with multiple others visiting local residents.
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Kithnes
Harrisburg
Glenn McKinney
Bradford
McKinney
Glen Lopus
Falconer
Kay
Myrtle Skinner
PS. Austin
A. B Wetmore
Philadelphia
Wettmore
Austin
F Brown
Chaliteiqua
Sidney
Bislon Jeel
Pittsburgh
Christensen
John Foley
Cleveland
Rebert Newell
Alicé Mount
Fast
Jackie Bratt
East Brady
Daniel Tuchler
Atlantic City
John Babbith
Jane
Rochester
Howard
Charles “L. Craker
Denver
Col
Corylodge
B. P.O Tika
Ofrs
B.C. Won
Chautauqua Lake
Joseph Ressler
Knoxville
Tenn
Jeff
Sher
Indiantown Gap
Police Focus on Accident Prevention
Police concentrate on reducing highway deaths with visible patrols and public education. State officers advocate combined enforcement and outreach to deter reckless driving and improve motorist safety.
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Amibush Laeazee
Pennsylvania
Ransom Note Writing Identified in Parsons Case
Alber D. Osborne identified the handwriting on the ransom note demanding 25000 dollars for Mrs. Alice Parsons who vanished from their farm near Stony Brook. District Attorney L Barron Will said investigators would not confirm the author and Osborne collected handwriting samples for comparison with the note.
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United Prs
Stony Brook
N. Y
Alber D. Osborne
Fardweiling
Mirs
Alice feDonell Parsons
Fusay
L. Barron Will
Aili
Osborne
Wiliam Parsons
Deaths From Heat Wave Pass 200 Mark
Deaths from a prolonged heat wave exceed two hundred as reports recount heat related fatalities. Navy personnel and search teams note difficulties locating wreckage and signals from missing aviator Miss Earhart with husband Mr. Putnam expressing doubt over authenticity of some signals. Miners in Washington file charges against Goal Operators Association of Harlan County Kentucky alleging violations of federal labor relations law.
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Chlorado
Laimbrecht
W. B
Short
Dh L
Miss Barkan
Navy
Angelkind
Miss Earhart
Novis
Marly
George Palmer Putnam
Hueband
Fayhart
Washington. Ly 10
Americus
E Goal Operators Association
Harlan County
National Labor Relations Sick
A and P Granted Order Against Chain Store Tax
Harrisburg July 1 Two large Pennsylvania grocery chains American Stores and Vic Grant Avanthe ane Tacitic Ten Company challenged the 1887 tax on theaters and retail units. Dauphin county court granted a temporary injunction against State Revenue Secretary J Griffith Board pending an equity suit over the tax validity.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Rompany
Vic Grant
Tacitic Ten
Ts Levy
Dauphin
Tus
Aingle
Dauphin County Pourl
J. Griffith
Dust Bowl Refugees Live Like Animals Report
Hungry refugees drifting into California face harsh conditions as officials assess federal aid. Governor Mellam was asked to attend a conference to address the crisis. Reports say about seventy thousand people are stranded in San Teuity with many described in dire need.
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Dust Bowl
United Fes
Los Angeles
California
Frank Mellam
Robertson
San
Married at St Thomas Church Mirthful Irving Wedding
Miss Elizabeth Mixer daughter of Mr and Mrs Chrunce Mixer of West Irving wed Lieard Srigham son of Mrs Mary Byigham of Bl eslivel Texas Francis Graves MA officiated at St Thomas as decorations and gowns of white and blue adorned the ceremony. Mrs Mixer wore a white gown with lace and veil while the bridal party included Miss Dorothy Mixer matron of honor in blue and Miss Wilkwood Leader bridesmaid in yellow. Ushers John and Welln attended as guests enjoyed a reception at a nearby table.
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St. Thomas Church
O'Elock
Wehen
Elizabeth Mixer
Chrunce Miser
West
Mince
Manlage
Phe Dray
Dorothy
Mis
Robert Minghuony
Amd
John
St. Dilwird's Aish Subial
Wayne Street
Defendant Everett Stith Murder Charge Reported
Jamestown July 10 Everett Stith a 15 year old farmer was indicted for murder and conspiracy in Fentress County. A series of junbusiings led to his murder Friday with all revealed assay. Three other defendants were miswhiy according to Hirshueifl's office.
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United Press Jamestown
Tenn
Everett Stith
Anv
Conapirney
Fentruss
Hirshueifl
Two Drownings Reported in Williamsport River
Unclear dispatch notes two men drowned yesterday in the river in Williamsport. Details are fragmentary with garbled names and locations, including references to a wake, wrestling incident, and a possible restaurant or coach stop, making exact identities and sequence hard to confirm.
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Williamspowt
Beihng
Allen- Lown
Market Gossip: Holiday Week Lifts Trading Volume
United Press Financial Editor Elmer Walzer reports a holiday week: volume nears one million shares across three sessions as buyers absorb moderate profit taking on good news. Automobile and steel sectors show rises next week amid hot weather and easing European tensions. rail and wholesale trade up, while overall market struggles due to the Independence Day break.
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Elmer Co. Walzer
United Press
New York
New Life Uniter
Tivlall
Dun & Bradstrent
Ward
Ings UL S. Steel
Geome Une
Antlroudasus
Atchison
Sheywlor Mayer
General Select Trie
Vilt
Mercantile Shares
Mies Joiaitiim
Ganins
Stock Prices Sink in Dull New York Trading
Prices sagged on the New York stock exchange as traders stayed away in the heat. Absentees cited extreme heat while those present held back amid fears of a technical reaction and unsettled sentiment across major listings including American utilities and industrials. A late note of caution hovered over the market as several large names showed mixed performances and a general cautious tone prevailed. In sports, a high altitude race at Darjeeling, Bengal, drew attention for its challenging course 8,000 feet up among the Himalayas, described as a meeting of two worlds with demanding conditions.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Chevaler
Offey Motie Shuurys
AL Mbiturdty
American Gan
American Smelters
Veneto
AEA
American T & T
TBR
Anoonda Ped
DBI
Milantic Refining
Boniflx Aviation
Shone Ma Bethlchem Steel
Boeing Air
Curtiss-Wright
Columbia Gas
Chrysler
Continental
Genral Electric
General Motors
International Niele Kennecott
Montgomery Warr National Dairy Veneer
Nash Kelvinator
Cpeccesey
Northern Pacific
Yi Free Packard
Samat Paramount Pleo
BOM
Socony
NPS
Fuudebaker
BK Wexas Co
AIM United Coross ci
Tori Warner Brow
Westinghouse Electric
Hi WoodWorth
Abny
Hengal
Darjeelling
Pla Fa
Bengal
Himalayas
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Yan
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the Rio Grande
Marietta
Golwyk Sia
Perdis
Victor Beo
Scs
iMsd
Olla
Frank Morgan
Emer
Sts Uei Op
Rex
Ian Hunter
American Legion Meg
Corry
Miss A. Legion
Loblaw’s
N. Center
Ethel McKuhn
Morgantown
N. Car
James Hengst
Robert Auer
Lake Eri
Lloyd Bracken
Oil City
M. B. Seaver
Walter Auer
Washington
1. C
W W. Auer
Agt Smith ‘Street
Anna Beighney
Titsaville
Brown
Anis
A. Dworak
Madison
Clarendon
A. A. Barton
Walter Palmey
Shanghai
China
Mas
A. Fila
South Center Street
United States
Waterbury's
Ade
Williams
Miller’s Pharmacy
Condra’s
A.&p
Dauphin County
ST. Thomas’ Church
Lone Star Gas
West Pub Serv
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