Forty Five Autoists Lose Licenses In Week
Harrisburg reports show forty five motorists had licenses revoked this week by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways. Most revocations stemmed from reckless driving and intoxicated operation, with several cases for driving without consent, failure to stop, misstatement of facts, or permitting an intoxicated person to drive. A pair of blacklistings cited driving while intoxicated and driving without owner consent.
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Harrisburg
Pere Soivantie Thiring
Pennsylvania Department of Highway
Bear Lake News Items Celebrates Golden Wedding and Storm
Bear Lake reports Mrs. Markc Phelps's return from visits to Clymer, Chautauqua and Open Meadows. Lyn Whitely of Pine Valley dies at 2:20 a.m. after prolonged illness. Mrs. Florence Sweetlands Tole struck by lightning during Friday storm. Charles Wilson and family mark their golden wedding with a gathering at B A Wilson's home and 90 guests attend. Gifts and $5500 in gold noted along with an air mail cameo pin from Topeka.
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Bear Lake
Markc Phelps
Clymer
Chautauqua
Meadows
E. D. Tilleyson
Faborner
Josephine Harrison
Pitteburgh
B. A. Wilson
Edith
Mayville
Rifle McGraw
Dorothy
Richard
Newark
N.r
Hoyt
Charles Wilson
B.A. Wilson
Hany Barrett
Sugar Grove
Florida
Dunkirk
Kennedys
Jamestown
Corry
Columbus
Lottsville
Nitobe
Bean Lake
Evening Mail
Topeka
Kansas
We Are Open Sign Over Door of Local Business
A fragment from The Outlook notes a shop displaying a double sign reading We are open for business and own business over the doorway, reflecting early 20th century commerce messaging and storefront practice. The item captures local street life and commercial spirit.
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Qwan
Bracelet Named Parla Delivers Curved Wood Note
A new bracelet from Parla features curved wood as its defining element, replacing metal with a warm organic design. The piece highlights natural textures and artisanal craftsmanship, offering a distinctive fashion accessory with a modern yet rustic appeal.
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Parla
Needlework Guild Outlined Relief Efforts in City
The Corry branch of the Needlework Guild of America, aided by the Community Chest, conducts extensive relief work for needy families. By regular nurse visits and school checks, the group supplies garments, shoes, and rubbers, with $281 raised and $1038 in Chest funds remaining.
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Guild
Neeby
Eallework Guild’ of America
Community Chest
John Ward
Electrification contract signed for P.R.R. lines expansion
Philadelphia Electric Company signs a contract to furnish sewer and power for extended electrification of the Pennsylvania Railroad to Westchester Pennsylvania and Wilmington Delaware. The system will use 13,6000 volts single phase 25 cycle and adds 45.5 miles of electric traction to the 103 miles already in service from Philadelphia terminal.
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Philaleuhia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Westchester
Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia Electric Company
Pensylvania Railroad
Memorial Funeral Service for King Ferdinand Attended by Officials
More than 1000 Roumanians gathered at the Roumanian Orthodox Church in Philadelphia for a memorial service honoring the late King Ferdinand. Among the attendees were Georges Cretziano the Roumanian minister in Washington Caro Taracuani chancellor of the ministry Michael Marian Roumanian consul and Admiral Z P Magruder commandant of the Navy Yard.
Death of Mrs Emma J Slater in Corry
Mrs Emma J Slater dies after months of illness at her summer home 260 Marion street Corry Born in Cattaraugus County NY November 7 1857 she came to Corry as a girl later resided in Cleveland Ohio She was married to Elliott F Slater July 24 1879 Survived by son Emmett Ly and daughter Ludy of Cleveland a granddaughter Florence and sister Mrs D A Sipler of Pittsburgh Funeral at the late residence Tuesday at 3 pm interment Lakeview Cemetery Cleveland Wednesday afternoon
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Emma J. Slater
Marion Street
Slater
Cattaraugus County
New York
Corry
Cleveland
Ohio
Elliot F. Slater
Joss
Emmett Ly
Lula Dy
Florence
D. A. Sipler
Pittsburgh
Lakeview Cemetery
Music Week At Chautauqua Fine Programs
Chautauqua features Dean Shailer Mathews as chaplain with sermons titled “Through Man to God” and morning lectures by Dr. Richard Burton on “Types of Contemporary Fiction.” Concerts by the orchestra nightly except Wednesday, plus Elijah performances with Rollin Pease and others. Major George Putnam speaks on Washington Irving. Cottage water system upgrade planned with a chlorine plant. Classified ads offer furnished rooms.
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Chautauqua
Shailer Mathews
University of Chis
Richard Burton
Miss Miner
George Patinay
Putman and Sons
New Vidle City
Washington Irving
American Republic
Clatl
Elijah
National Army
Geo
Putnda
Martin D. Hardin
Hirst Presbyterian Church of
Ithaca
Pridar
Bestor
May Be Next to Reach Pole Pop Gunn Seeks Pole Feat
The article portrays Pop Gunn and Captain Ericson planning a polar expedition to reach the South Pole, following Robert Scott’s 1912 ascent and Amundsen’s earlier triumph. It notes Pop’s determination to prove courage to his mother, amid the peril and military weather conditions.
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Pop Gunn
Robert Scott Jefts
Siegel Jat
Rowld Amunisen
Drew Willis Will Filed in Court for Probate
The will of Job Drew, died recently in San Francisco, was filed for probate in Surrogate's Court in Riverhead. The estate exceeds $20,000 in real and personal property. Executed January 1910, it bequeaths all personal property and use of the residence to wife Mrs Josephine Dray, who died in 1918, directing the estate to pass to his only child Mrs Louise Drew Devereaux of Easthampton.
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Louise Drew Devereaux
Easthampton
Spiders Talk Debate Traced In Curious Transcript
A fragmented children story excerpt shows a teacher explaining human speech to youngsters as a spider character challenges the idea of animal talk. The mutterings reflect classroom dialogue about language, cleverness, and curiosity in a playful tale.
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Roston ‘Transcript
Death Claims Bear Lake Man Hawking
Karl G Hawkins a Bear Lake resident died at home on Saturday July 23 after a lingering illness. He was a member of I O O F Lodge No 1025 Bear Lake and South Harmony Grange Whits Flat NY and had held town offices including Borough Treasurer Justice of the Peace and school director. Survived by wife five children four brothers and one sister and grandchildren. Funeral at his Bear Lake home Tuesday at 2 pm with interment in Bear Lake Cemetery.
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Karl G.hawkins
Bear Lake
Hawkins
I. 0. 0. Py Lodge
South Harmony Grange
Whits Flat
N.Y
Boro
New Apartments Now Complete in St James Hotel Building
J. B. Paterson completes remodeling of the two upper floors on South Center Street turning them into tight modern apartments. New hours and furnished suites available, with some unfurnished options. Fully remodeled with new bath and kitchen fixtures, air conditioning, and refined finishes.
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J. B. Paterson
St. James
South Center Street
Air
Patterson
Earthquake Plant's Wild Growth in Foretella View
A cryptic fragment discusses a mysterious earthquake linked plant growth and human fate. It references diverse names and signs, hinting at a looming change and a need for comprehension of imminent events shaping a strange landscape.
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Anton
Ita
Colon
William Ellery Channing
Plane crash kills two passengers near Morton Grove
United Press reports two men, Ray Westphall and Irwin Hybel, died when a passenger pulled a dual control handle in a light plane piloted by Carl Hawkinson near Morton Grove. Hawkinson was severely burned and hospitalized in critical condition. witnesses saw the aircraft lift suddenly, enter a tailspin, and crash after reaching about 150 feet.
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United Pross
Chicago
Airplans
Ray Westphall
Dundee
Irwin Hybel
Carl Hawkinson
Hawkinson
Westphal
Hybel
Phine
White
Morton Groves
Glenview Goll “Lib
Dorotl sealing the Law Rowe Ib or Hay
A fragment hints at a legal or doctrinal dispute involving Dorotl and the Law Rowe with possible references to Ib or Hay. The readable portion suggests a debate over authority or interpretation, but lacks explicit actions, dates, or outcomes for a fuller summary.
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Dorotl
Hay
Het
Stine Court Action Shrugs Off South State Media Claims
A terse note reports Stine dismissing media coverage from South State authorities as irrelevant to legal action. No details of the case, dates, or parties are given beyond the assertion of dispute with regional media.
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Newfoundland
Pop
Captiit
Ericson
Ananayter
Mom
Poli
Drew
Willis
Everett’s Racket Store
G.L. F. Exchange Dairy Feed
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Mand Mes Claire J Aiten and Son
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Bris
Joseph Seep
OL Sahr
F. D. Williams
Joseph Levi
W. K. Borland
H. Simpson
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Francis O'Day
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