Swarm of Bees and Assault Charges Highlight Local Sales
After a chaotic incident, the page notes a bevy of bees and colorful linens from W Straub. It mentions alleged assault charges against J. W. Hine of Straub presented by G. W. Gilbert and lists two special prices, 79 cents and 9 per yard, at B. W. Stennett & Son.
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J. W
G. W. Gilbert
John M. Moher
B.W. Stennett & Son
Erie Gazette: Accidents, Mine Disaster, and Local Notes
The page reports Pennsylvania industrial fatalities totaling 4140 for the first half, boosted by the Mather mine disaster with 84 deaths. It notes a submerged body found near Erie, Barnes Centennial plans for August, local injuries from a Fourth of July incident, police notices on chicken depredations, and community events, trims, and births in the Corry area.
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Will J. Wilcox
Pennsylvania
Department of A Bor
Mather
Stanley Holcomb
Erie
Peninsula
J —Pions
Barnes
John Caple
Sheal
Sir Vincent's Hospital
Ani
Warren
Police
Androck
W. Stennett & Son
Christian Alliinue
Bowen
Washington Street
Sanderson's Millinery
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Lindquist at South Center
Relatives gathered at Mrs Imma Lindquist in Center when they hosted a birthday surprise party with music and a lunch. In other news, several men from Oil City and Franklin purchased stock in a swamp venture near Meadville connected to a Canadian-backed operation. Also, Dorothy Wicket of St Marys, 21, was injured in a Monday auto crash in Erie, with five others hurt. victims taken to hospitals as investigators from the State Highway Patrol review the scene.
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Imma Lindquist
South Genter
Tindyquist
Oil City
Ven- Ango County
OM City
Nave Gore
Meadville
Olt City
Krankfin Tutve
Toole
Dorothy Wicket
St. Marys
North Girard Slzdet
Erie
Indy
Rose Mook
St. Vincent's Hospital
Davide Crawfurd
Westeyvilly
Kenneth Ouds
Rudolph Miller
Benises Hout
John Hear
Miss Wickel
Sentivine Aye Air Front Brie
Line State Highway Prool
Hoover's Farm Relief Program Gains Backing
United Press reports Hoover and Governor Hammill meeting in Des Moines as the corn belt committee backs Hoover's agriculture program. Hammill asserts Hoover will win and be the next president, praising the plan’s potential to aid farmers and national welfare.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Omaha
Sur
Corn Belt Committee
Dew Moines
Hildton
al Smith
Hoover
Hammill
United States
Palo Alto
Chi
Harm
Corry
Britain ready to sign antiwar pact note to America
London July 18 United Press reports Britain accepted the American proposal for an antiwar treaty among world powers and the note was headed to the American Chargé d’affaires Sir Austen Chamberlain in the House of Commons. Chamberlain said Britain stood ready to sign at a time and place suitable to the United States and that the exact character of the note would be published Friday.
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United Press
London
Great Britain
Wis
Armérican
Liday
Austen Chimbyrlinhy
Holmead
House of Commons
Chamberlain
United States
Father in law of Hoover struck down in Placerville
Henry Hoover father of Herbert Hoover died in a sanitarium at Placerville California. He passed away at about 1 AM while traveling with his daughter Mrs A V Large and Allan Hoover son of the presidential nominee. Henry Hoover had been ill on July 4 near Georgetown and was brought to the sanitarium for treatment. Also mentioned is Rohald Price, six years old, hospitalized at Corry Hospital.
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North Warren
Orin
Chatwe
Daniel Lyons
Corry Hospital
Lyons
Brooks
John P. Petitjohn Co
Meilville
Case Company
U. S
Frank
Chase
Fred Miller
Concord Street
Tay Lander
Eust Wayne Street
Ittle Toveph Parine
Parine
Moat Dilyen
Ed Watt
Calif
Henry
Herbert Hoover
Mnother
A. Vi Large
Georgetown
Allan Aooyty
Largé
Ggorgetown
Rohald Price
Grippe Strikes Small Pennsylvania Town In July Outbreak
Pa July 18 More than one third of Hite Pennsylvania town HHO the HAIN population affected by grippe today with symptoms described as a virulent flu. The illness lasts about five days and rarely proves fatal. Only two physicians are available for about 400 inhabitants with limited aid. The first sign was a sore throat. Miss Mariam Berry and Miss Mabel Berry recently returned home from Findley Lake after several days away.
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Pennsylvania
Hho
Hain
Mariam
Mabel Berry
Findley Lake
Mcileoy
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