Important changes in game laws and hunting limits
A garbled report describes changes approved by Governor Byron, affecting bag limits and hunting seasons from October 1 to December 15, with penalties for violations and references to specific game species. It mentions woodcock limits, partridge protections, and hunting from automobiles, plus a twilight contest and upcoming local sporting events.
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Byron
Wiinh
Ohange
Ie Vicow Pevnirihad
Aly Cody
Gainy Cody
Adj
Goplembier
Oulokinr
Gonvon
Govarhar
Teonsell
Cox
Abel
Washington Street
Titusyiblonggeo
Social Notes Sketches Garden Party at Goldgrove Home
A garden party and plate event was arranged at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Goldgrove on Busfield Street with a backup plan for a house party if weather fails. The Chamber of Commerce plans a concert series in City Parks, offering a pleasant, varied program with performances in multiple venues.
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Mie Quacre
Mra
AWD
Qoldgrove
Buseld Street
Chamber of Flomimeres
Tly
Jo'elbeke
Youth held for Hull murder in New York case
Edward O Belén employed by Hull is arraigned on murder charges in connection with Gallaher Hull’s killing. The defendant was denied bail as investigators name the last person in Hull’s office before the body was found. Witnesses testified about the night’s events and Hull’s associates. News from Newport and Canin, plus a wedding trip report, appear in the same dispatch.
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United Pree
Avon
Neh
Eiward O' Belén
Aimeaiinger
WAR
Gaulher Tull
York
O'Brien
Alan
Hull
Ruth Pope Turner
Sideraby
Louis Lloyd Flaherty
Canin
Newport
Trianda
News
Franklin Resident Hurt In Accident
Franklin resident Prawning Wily TL SMtr and Men Praik Biddie were traveling to Cleveland through Ohio towns when a collision near Youngstown sent them to Youngstown hospital. One passenger suffered a stroke. others are reported recovering. Doctors say they should be discharged within four days.
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Amd
Praik
Frontlin
Lah
Cheveland
Ohio
Youngatown
Youngstown Hospital
Youngstoyen
Tanya
Tag
Neue Gt
Strock
Stitin Moy
Miele Sway
Pershing in London welcomes as O'Brien shoots self
In London General Pershing and staff received a warm reception aboard a destroyer and the Star Spangled Banner was played. At Dover a distressing report notes that Dick O'Brien shot himself this noon aboard a vessel, with details of his death and ensuing investigation.
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Mead
Dover
United Prosay
Goural
Franca
Ostown
Naval
Aimerican Commandar
Lenton
Pershing
Aja
Loyiton
Viosoria
Tevin
Monsir
Marahalt Haige
Beitinh
Biante
Tondon
Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Report At Local Hospital
A misreadable report from a hospital auxiliary meeting notes substantial business. Payment drills and an order were discussed with invitations to inspire applicants and expectant attendees to attend future meetings through October. Members pledged ongoing support for the hospital’s work and thanks were extended for donations and volunteer service.
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Auapeni
Jean
Peng
Pho
Iy Hospital
Assessors Begin Work on City Property Valuations
City assessors JD, Bentley, and Wolly Ave commenced preliminary tasks this morning to prepare the unsaid assessment. They copied held books and reviewed real estate records, aiming to start statewide work today and continue steadily until finished.
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Bentley
R-33 Will Fly to India
The article notes a planned flight to India by the rifle division unit, detailing a route via Pranda, Switzerland, Italy, Egypt, and likely Calta, with departure planned for this week. Names and spellings are garbled, but the gist is a scheduled international air journey.
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India
United Proes
Louiton
Indla
Pranda
Switzerland
Talyani
Egyph
Jae Calta
Marsh Named Captain in Reserve Militia Promotions
A report from Mt Gretna notes officer promotions within the Pennsylvania Reserve Militia. Captain K. D. Cunt moves to major. Lieutenant Liew. Murali is slated for promotion as trailford reassigns Captain Carr. Camp Henderson to host a governor review Tuesday as part of militia plans.
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Deut
Marsh
Pennsylvania
Jiout
Colson
K. D. Cunt
Company KG
Olonel Prauilin Blaikstoe
Hie
Liew
Murali
Marnel Robinon
Trailford
Carr
Mt Gretna
Carp Handarson
Arilstay
General Coulee
Greensburry
Gineral Wick
Court Rules Against 2.75 Beer Today
United Press reports in Pittsburgh that a court overruled a domestic issue involving a brewing company and a domet time. The ruling concerns an alleged anti unit sealing over a quantity more than half of Hawpee, with fines and potential eviction actions pending for November.
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Pittsburgh
United Press
Vitteburgh
Mer
Dulae
Judy Thom
Domirtria
Imei Ohnotont
sAleahole Nivotron nMoins
Youth theft and wartime reunion plans emerge in report
A youth claims he stole clothes valued at 75 dollars from a roommate at 10 Woat Warbingtin alrost. A recent release says another youth denies involvement but a thorough search failed to locate him. Separately, plans for a postwar reunion by BON division members near St Marys, with an annual gathering and officer selection, are discussed amid talks of a future event at Els county fairgrounds. General Charles Cresswell announces maneuvers to be staged at Camp Marshall Hendersons.
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Hidliey
Alexander Id Qom
Laurie
Sessio
Weaver
Aorin Ommering
Bayan
AR Way
Decijon Ax
Avonlenet
Ttv
CR. Rogers
Atul Permington
Ajax Alloy
Ajax
Olty Fs
Ame
Thomas Jonwen
Wing Steoot
Genittys Rank Nash
Grand Street
Louisy Milhworth
Wewt
Wayne Atenot
Selulo
Thida
Ty Ccm
Mhort Tuttle
Warbingtin
Tony Atolon
Jadannie Avamathy
Yarving
Tex
Muh
Vity
Plana
St. Marys
Els
Ib Ia
Plotion Ak
Mt Gretna
Charles Cresswell
Pennsylvania Reserve
Alita
Marshall Hendora
Red Cross Knitting Drive Seeks More Volunteers
The Corry Chapter requests loyal knitters to aid in producing stockings and shawls for Europe relief. A supply of yarn is available. supervising officers urge chapters to volunteers. The Red Cross rooms in the former building will be open Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays from 1 to 4 30 pm for knitting assistance.
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Eve Bohne
Gorey
Amur
Belgum
Gaelauds
Arehig OG
Plana
Giblin
Keira
Livingston Harrau
Ifis
Feas
Europe
Tun
Homs
Howry Brinton Coxe
Corry
Six men and one officer reported dead in trawler incident
United Press reports a fatal incident at sea involving the Waltit Biles trawler. Six crew members and one officer died after the vessel encountered a disaster, with emergency crews responding and authorities investigating the cause.
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United Press
Fitay Salaly
Waltit Biles
Rishard Auek
Sapateitay
Anuk
Ennan
WWE
Elie Wehem Ib
Lal
Talne
112th Boys Under Fire Year Ago Baptism of Fire
A World War I era report recalls the 112th Boys of the 28th Division in Ara ya and the Hydrations at the front. The unit, traveling north toward Framer, faced a village assault near Chateaudun and Berry. They participated in notable engagements at Bike and Mamotto, enduring baptism by fire as they pressed toward victory.
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Chplain
Chateautderyy
Eni Hime
Dynamiters Sought in Clearfield County Case
Police search in Clearfield County targets dynamiters blamed for a blast at a Yank building. One suspect described as demented may be involved. authorities report three regidanets damaged and ongoing investigations. Archlest Prante Walker from Chicago is mentioned among those tied to the incident.
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Mega
Swirleh
Lip
Penguinil
Bobo
Guernsey
Muitang
Uni
Aslin
Walker Company
Clearfield
Jiky MH
Clearfield County
Wraroh
Pamlani
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Iver Henied
Natoe
Mtory
Franklin
Titusville
Gen. Pershing
London
Dick O'Brien
Richard P. Omfilieny
Dle
Ommjem
Alllette
Lawrenon
Windley Lake
Brien
Kawa Sway Gamployeil
Jg Hotels
Ashtabula
Biles
Corry Boy
Durin
Mt. Gretna
United Prensa
RED Cross
Carrie Douglast
Fredonia
Misa Oly Young
A. O. Bandbore
Mildred Jef Unis
Odense
Fens Ani
Artonville
Minn
Toy
Chateau Thierry
Acton
Clearfield CO
Prante Walker
Arriya Ya Orduy
Chicago
II Peng
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