Three City Officials Decline Re-Election for New Terms
Several city leaders announce they will not seek re election including Commissioners Laurie Rogers Bliss and others. Rogers has led streets and public alleys while Bliss filled a temporary post in public safety. The retirements mark the end of long tenures and will trigger new races for council seats and county commissioners.
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Broken valve causes fall of naval balloon in Indiana
A faulty escape valve fouled by defective fabric led to the fall of a naval balloon near Port Stanley after a race at Indianapolis. Lieutenant L J Rok and TB Soul failed to close the valve, prompting a preliminary investigation by a special board from Washington to determine causes and responsibility.
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Company A Leaves Friday for Gretna Camp
Pennsylvania National Guard unit led by Captain A. Corry departs Friday for Camp Anderson at Mount Graton near Gretna. About eighty men join the local company for the summer encampment, with sections drawn from Kane Ridgway Grove City and nearby districts. The unit is expected to perform well after weeks of preparation and will return by August.
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Noted editor gives life for publication
United Press reports New York July 17 editor John M Siddall of the American Magazine died of cancer at Ardsley on the Hudson after masking illness to finish issues. A devoted and energetic figure in publishing he dedicated himself to the magazine and its readers, guiding its content until death.
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Daring Hold Up Foiled In Silk Truck Theft
Bandits in police uniforms used badges to stop a tractor trailer carrying 60 000 dollars worth of unfinished silk for William Skinner Sons Holyoke Mays along the Hoxton Post road in the Bronx They ordered to see hills of trading and tried to drive off before Patrolman John J O Connor intervened The robbers fled and disappeared before authorities arrived A man found in a basement nearby was later arrested on suspicion of involvement
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Boy Bandit Makes Daring Jats Escape
Richmond Va July 47 Prison authorities report a daring escape by Benjamin Livermian known as the boy bandit. He, serving years for burglary and robbery, vanished from the western penitentiary grounds after scaling walls with outside help. He was sentenced from Norfolk and faces probable life term. He is sought in Providence and other cities for similar crimes.
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Inquest Held On Death By Own Action In Nolte Case
Pittsburgh July 17 Inquest proceedings in the death of Mieil Anna Nolte of McKees Rocks proceeded with additional evidence from the coroner's jury. Nolte, who reportedly died after alleged hostile telephone messages related to her husband, Frank Nolte, a borough engineer, reportedly took her own life following the disturbing calls. Nolte’s husband called the charges false and said he attempted to trace the calls but was unsuccessful.
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TRUE- HIRAM LEARNS ABOUT EUROPE ON SAILING
Progressive Republican Senator Tim Johnson of California spoke before sailing for New York aboard the Levin Un. He will attend a dinner in New York and has spent four and a half months in Europe. The crowded boat train carried passengers with luggage and contraband booze as the three mile limit neared.
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Parking ban on state highways slows road use in Pennsylvania
State Highway Department enforces new rule barring parking on improved highway sections across Pennsylvania. Vehicles may stop only at hill crests, foot of hills, or curves under strict limits. Officials say curbside gatherings near dance halls and eating spots disrupt two way traffic and increase accidents as driving becomes widespread. Cautions urge motorists to move vehicles off road when necessary.
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Highway Department
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Prolonged Prosperity Seen By Noted Expert Says
An interview with Dow Jones Financial Agency quotes analyst A Yandel predicting unprecedented business strength in the United States. He cites high production, growing credit capacity, and resilience despite some recent slowdown, noting ample gold reserves and cautious optimism for continued expansion across industries.
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Erie County Road Surfacing Projects Planned
The Pennsylvania Department of Highways will open bids July 17 for resurfacing 17 miles of state highways in Erie County. Projects include concrete or bituminous surface on routes 206, 86, 272, and 259 plus several boroughs such as Conneaut Two, Fairview Two, and Crescent. Estimated lengths total about 140,000 feet with concrete or bituminous foundations.
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Progress With Construction Of New School In Town
Construction advances on a new school on South Street just east of Avenue. Contractor Plyle Jones reports nine foundations laid, brick and tile work to begin, and framing to start once brickwork finishes. City plans show a two-story brick structure with several rooms and a new high grade wing. W. Tlis new contractor will supervise under New Castle architect Julia.
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Woman Seized and Mistreated in West Coast Incident
A woman reported being seized and mistreated during a late night incident near Tulest Tart, with assailants damaging property and threats made. Police are investigating the assault and seeking witnesses to identify those involved. The victim, a reigning relative in the local community, is receiving medical care.
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