Chautauqua Ticket Sale Opens Tuesday in Corry
Guarantors and Ladies Auxiliary plan a large drive for Corry Chautauqua tickets to fund this year’s mid summer entertainment. Tickets are $2.50 for adults and $1 for children with sales starting at dawn Tuesday. Notables include Henry Goddard Leach of The Forum and Captain T Dinsmore Upton delivering lectures on recreation and American vitality.
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R. & Palmer
Second Ward
C. E. Weiry
J. H. Martin
Fourth Ward
Wallice Young
Mem
America
Corry
Henry Goddard Leach
Leach
Quality Street
the Forum
Walter Hine Page
Frank
T Dinsmore Upton
Captain Upton
Deaf Jacksonville Boys' Band Headliners at Chautauqua
The Jackson ville School for the Deaf presents the Deaf Boys' Band as a top Chautauqua attraction aided by conductor Fred B. Fancher. The 21 deaf members, once unable to play, now delight audiences after training that began with their Montreal Kiwanis convention appearance. They tour a 10 000 mile circuit in a big bus, with two performances in this city. Also on the program are Christine Bingham and Patrick Henry Lynskey in varied musical offerings, plus Jess Pugh and Barry Conners' Patsy and Love Lessons comedy pieces, drawing a lively, varied show.
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Corry
Jacksonville
Jackson Ville
Fred B. Fancher
Fancher
Montreal
Jean Goulet
Probaly
Canada
Illinois
Christine Bingham
Philadelphia
Patrick Henry Lynskey
New York
Chistine Bingham
The Patsy Offered Here Comedy Drama
Wallace Bruce Amsbury, lecturer at Armour Institute of Technology, will speak on the second afternoon of the coming Chautauqua. Under the title Laughter and Life he will present selections from Kipling and Riley and from his own verse, including Asien Robin and Ballades of Bourbonnais.
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Wallace Bruce Amsbury
Armour Tuestituté of Technology
Asien Robin
Bourbonnais
Kipling, Riley
Spartansburg Man Beautifies His Property
Spartansburg July 14 E Winans Sparansburg undertaker undertakes an extensive landscape gardening project this summer adding beauty to his home on Mechanic Street. He has built a fountain, maze of stones, rose bushes, and a pergola plus iron arches. He, a former barber of forty years, keeps active in spare moments and plans further work on the driveway and porch area for this admired residence.
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Spartansburg
E. Winans
Winans
Jace
Raymont Raynolie
Auld
Charles Martin
Woodstreet
DR. Myers
New Castle
World Dictators Quiz Answers From a 1920s Snapshot
In a brief Q and A the reader is asked who overthrew a European dictator, what defined the Black Shirt, and which leaders or countries stood out. It cites Mussolini as the Italian dictator, Chang Tsong or Chang Tsotín as a Chinese premier, and Pilsudski as a Polish ruler, with references to Peru, Coolidge, Soviet Russia, and the English general strike of May 1926.
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Poland
Italy
Theodore Pengalas
Greece
Chang Tsotin
China
Primo de Rivera
Spain
Mussolini
Peru
Calvin Coolidge
Joseph Pilsudska
Soviet
Russia
Irregular Short Market Amid Heat Depression
New York July 16 Large heat kept traders away from the market over the weekend causing irregular action. General Motors led declines dipping about a point or six tenths from yesterday's close while steel stayed near prior levels. Baldwin slid nearly two points as Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe fell almost one point.
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United Press
New York
General Motors
Baldwin
Atchison
Topews
Santa Fe
Bloody Wilderness Battle of 1804 in Virginia
A rough record notes a battle in Virginia described as the Bloody Wilderness Battle. It states the engagement occurred May 6, 1804, lasting three days, with the Union and Confederacy both suffering heavy casualties and no decisive victory. The details mix archaic spellings and unclear unit names.
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Wilderness
Virginia
Primaval Forest
Lapted
Yatcos
Lous Yan
Health Board May Check Up On Cow Testing
City Council members at the regular Health Board meeting Monday may discuss tighter tuberculosis tests for all dairies in the region. State veterinarians oversee cattle examinations as dairies face stricter inspections and the Board of Health seeks closer control of milk distribution. A local dairyman reports a 300 percent improvement due to stricter state rules and increased oversight. Life aside from routine business is expected to come before the council.
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House of Health
Board of Health
Railroad cop stabbed at Broad Street station in heat relief attempt
William Vogel a 60 year old special policeman for the Pennsylvania Railroad was stabbed on an open balcony at Broad Street station by 41 year old Prank Cambiani who refused to comply as Vogel stepped onto the balcony to confront him. Vogel was hurt but expected to recover while Cambiani was arrested after a struggle with another officer.
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United Pross
Philadelphia
William Vogel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad Street
Vogel
Cambiani
Rogr
Tribute paid slain editor at Canton Daily News cornerstone
Former Senator Atlee Pomerene presided at laying the cornerstone of the Canton Daily News new building. The ceremony marked the first anniversary of publisher Don R. Mellett's assassination. Charles E. Morris, successor to Mellett, led the dedication.
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Canton News
Don Mellett
United Press
Canton
Unite i States
Atlee Pomerene
Canton Daily News
Joseph Pulitaar
Don R Mellett
Ute
Charles E. Morris
Mellett
Mellett Leads Probe As Trial Weighs Murder Plot
During ceremonies, seven women and five men hear final arguments from Prosecutor C. B. McClintock seeking a murder verdict against Sarafitté A. Snegel, named police chief, for alleged role in the plot. Mellett had pushed investigations into the predecessor’s murder and the prosecution of the plotters.
Train plan to reach Buffalo via Dunkirk from Titusville
The DA V and P Railroad plans a morning train leaving Titusville at 6 to connect with a Dunkirk service for Buffalo, with a return in the evening. Reports from Meadville hospitals are unclear on the individual’s condition, but a Conneaut Lake girl was barely hurt in a crossing incident at the last sight.
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DA. V. and
P. Railroad
Titusville
Dunkirk
Buffalo
Meadville
Abs
Conneaut Lake
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