Howard In City Council Race Brown Will Not Be Candidate
Frank C Howard announces candidacy for re election to City Council while Clyde F Brown decides not to run for the fall race Friends regret Brown departure as an efficient finance superintendent Mrs B C Bates seeks reelection as school director with strong backing from the Board of Education petitions circulating Nominations ongoing Yattison H Keppel undecided on re election as school director through the weekend
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Omee
Clyde F. Brown
Munissiou
Howard
Angoi
Department of Streets
Brown
Mayon Bracken
Frank W. Parsons
Fred J. Weaver
Ben P. Starr
B.C. Bates
Board of Education
Bates
Yattison H Keppel
Cchool
Nat
Council to Open Bids on Street Repairing
City officials set an adjourned meeting to open bids for resurfacing North Center street from tracks to Washington and Park Place to Colum 1 hais avenue. Previous bids were rejected due to specification discrepancies including material use. The council considers revising specs to allow gravel and aims to award a contract soon after Bear Creek bridge work finishes.
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Lounell
North Center Street
Washington Street
Park Place
Colum 1
Hais Avenue
Cornell
Eris
Pittsburgh Conteaotor
Bear Creek
Byrd Resting at Seaside Before Homeward Journey
Commander Richard E. Byrd spends the day at Cabourg joining companions from America’s transAtlantic flight before heading to Cherbourg to board the Leviathan for the return voyage. His plans to visit VerSurMer are scrapped as air crew head to Rouen. No other election names beyond E Westley bias for city treasurer. Constables to be elected in all four wards. John S. Paulson seeks reelection in the First Ward.
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United Press
Cabourg
France
Amerca
Richard E. Byrd
Cherbourg
Leviathan
Byrd
VerSurMer
Jnre
Roosevelt Field
Rouen
E. Westley Bias
Oitar
John S. Paulson
Ziegfeld cites knock-kneed chorus issue this season
Plorena Ziegfeld announces a shift from bare legs to swell-clad chorus outfits after observing that about eighty percent of American girls are knock-kneed. She claims ten thousand stage hopefuls yearly are turned away and that assembling a 23-dancer chorus with no knock-knees is nearly impossible.
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United
New York
Plorena Ziegfeld
Ziegfeld
United States minister barred at Vera Cruz by Mexico
Mexico City July 11 The United States embassy said it had received no explanation from Mexican authorities about the refusal to admit Rev Edwin Van Etten Pittsburgh Episcopal minister at Vera Cruz port. Officials noted Mexico may rightfully decline admission without a formal information request.
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Mexico City
United States
Edwin van Etten
Pittsburgh
Vera Cruz
Boy dies from tetanus after pistol playmate accident
In Philadelphia on July 11 11 year old Walter Nagle died after a gunshot wound and tetanus infection from a toy pistol incident. Aaron Dossin, 16, and other youths were handling an old pistol loaded with blanks when the weapon discharged. A fragment of cartridge wadding penetrated Nagle’s clothing causing a severe wound.
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Philadelphia
Walter, Nagle
Court orders gas station discontinued after nuisance ruling
Erie court judges en banc ruled the Penn Oil Station at South Park Ave and Liberty St a nuisance after residents sued. The decision, reversing a local ruling, ordered the station shut and costs charged to the defendant. The case cites warnings from neighbors during construction and states this station as a nuisance not every gun station in a residential area.
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North Center Street
Frederick
Erie Times
Demon Dt
Penn Oil Company
South Park Ave
Liberty Street
W. E. Wirt
Arvnd
J.W. Bouton
Supreme Court
M.S. Nason
Melloglo Powder Ad Claims Beauty Benefits
An old advert promotes MELLO GLO powder by N. F Ameés promising a smooth complexion with a French process and long-lasting wear. It targets women seeking a peachy, youthful look and beauty enhancement with claims of pore minimization and lasting finish.
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N. F Ameés
Tragedy at Kane wedding ends in accidental death
A Kane wedding anniversary celebration turned fatal when an unloaded revolver carried by friend John Nearing discharged, killing George Pass. The incident occurred at the Nearing home in Johnsonburg during a family gathering, as guests planned a motor trip afterwards. The tragedy stunned Mr and Mrs Pass and attendees.
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Kane
George Pass
Warren
Mtr
Pass
Ma Pass
John Nearing
Johnsonburg
Bayard Street
Ryan Knapp
Johnsonbure
Mr. Nearing
Nearing
Ridgway
Mr. Pass
John
Vanderbilts Not Divorced In Paris
In Paris on July 1 Americans learned William H. Vanderbilt had not divorced Emily O Neill Davies after a premature report. Vanderbilt filed for authorization to sue with the Civil Tribunal of the Seine, but trial prospects hinge on French legal technicalities such as bona fide residence.
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United Press
Paris
William H. Vanderbilt
Emily O'Neill Davies
Cosst
Shine
Vanderbilt
Civil Tribunal of
Seine
Reentar
Reenlistments for Aircraft Carrier Duty on Saratoga
Navy in Jamestown invites young men to reenlist for duty on the USS Saratoga, the Navy’s upcoming aircraft carrier. The ship, 860 feet long with 85 000 tons displacement, will be based at San Diego after commissioning. It carries 72 planes, an 180 000 horsepower turbine drive, and a crew of about 1 0 00.
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United States Navy
Jamestown
Navy
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Calif
Henarment
Saratoga
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Returned Tourist Raves About Trip Across Europe
A traveler praises the voyage over the continent, noting Paris and Rome as highlights while deeming the crossing itself the best part of the journey. The remark appears in a column urging readers not to miss the path finder experience when visiting Europe.
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Paris
Rome
Europe
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