Chautauqua Advance Under Way at Gig Tuesday
The Chautauqua advance effort, led by Bratten and aided by the local committee, moved forward with plans to promote the program at 406 Peak Office. Tickets are to be sold and a large free movement of children is planned in front of the office tomorrow.
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Bratoen
Sheold AL Tayloravilly
Chaitania Anal Iyceun
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Rover
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Ty Mies Pullog
Rothstein Sues Ban Johnson Over Stolen Funds
Attorney for Arnold Barhintolay alleges Rothstein paid 10000 for the stolen confidences of three Pinole Gnal players. Names Brad Ford, Mire KoLivith, and Munyer’s daughter are mentioned as visitors. New York case concerns a Shit and retalk at the American Jongma.
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Arnold Barhintolay
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Thi
Jongma Far Shit
Retalk
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Alster
Ady Dawes
Course to Normalcy Mapped Out
The United States outlines a path to normalcy through postwar policy aims. President Harding seeks to restore stability by addressing Allied debt, railroad funding, government obligations, and revenue revisions, hoping congressional support will bolster confidence and spur economic revival.
Japs To Attend U S Conference
Washington reports accepted the American proposal for a visa cessation of armament aid. President Harding invited Japanese leaders to join the forthcoming conference while Tokyo signals a cautious reply. International dialogue faces long negotiations amid cautious optimism and scrutiny by observers.
New Ball Scandal In The Making
United Press reports unrest over alleged corruption in baseball as players and officials face scrutiny. Names and details are garbled, but controversy targets Connie Mack and Philadelphia figures with mention of Boston Braves and a prominent manager. Officials deny wrongdoing amid mounting speculation.
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United Press
York
Ban Johnson
Ak Mora
Troll
Akeleton Alin
Connie Mack
Hth
Athiotion Ord
Atorey
Prikidelphia Eudor
Boston Braves
Mark
Iniow
U S Irish Trade Shows Big Growth at Lawn Social Tomorrow
Tomorrow a lawn social event organized by St. Thomas poets will feature an American Dogion hunt and other musical features. A large Townie is being arranged with extensive decorations as the committee spares no effort to ensure a successful event. Ticket sales are reported unusually large.
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Lyon
Turmoil in American Trade Policy Sparks Market Jump
Fragmented OCR text shows chaotic remarks on American trade, volume increases from 1919 to 1920, and references to a large future market and taxes. It mentions New York, ports, and consular activity, with investor interest described in broad, non-specific terms.
Express facilities seek relief with limited train service
Two trains run daily as workers request more express service from Helos to thin elie on train, with efforts by Joe and Joewl birlhoonfirmants to obtain employment and hire for demand. Officials note ongoing work on the line and potential adjustments to service to meet needs at the shilzd station.
Oil City Club Disbands After Turbulent Season
Oil City baseball club has disbanded after a volatile season. Diamond boosters attended many games in Oil City, while the Oilers drew crowds amid shifting finances and internal strife. The Philadelphia-like turmoil followed a recent wave of local disbandment and changes, leaving fans and players reflecting on the club's abrupt end.
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Oil City
Franklin
Turbulent Night After Robbery Wounds One, Seeks Loot
A fragmentary report notes a robbery incident ending in gunfire with one person wounded. The details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a joint theft at a state facility. Authorities have not released full statements or suspects.
Drowning Tragedy At Allegheny River Swim
Hudson Cribs, 54, drowned after a river swim near the Allegheny. Cribs and son and others swam out to a man struggling. they failed to reach him as the men tired. The body was recovered around 4:30 p m after others on shore heard Mae Cribbs cry for help.
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de W. Knowlton
Atomore
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Lad Goun
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Mr Cribbs
Ueland
Louis Roos, Jr
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Gribbs
Ceili Waa
Rush Aid To Railroads Rush Aid To Railroads
Washington July 27 Ben leaders to bay started action on Prose dent Harding s jlin for relief of the railroads wid agricvitare Senator Cuntwins Iown dhabrman a bo Thtorgtare Comimorre-commits Wie summoned to Washington for c onference There is a group in the senate hom es by Li Wallotte whol ix bitterly woable to any arrangement which eye aapepar I be to the advantage tailroad Torg tities david Ie Fras learned but alwuibors wi tia grOup Gutend to whaii the opening a the transportation quiation thle ory portunity for an assault on the governs mient s conrye
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Jlin
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Dhabrman
Li Wallotte
David
Fras
Alwuibors
Body of Corry War Hero Arrived Today
A fragmentary coroner era style notice reports the arrival today of the body of Albert Buster Squivey, a Corry war hero, with unclear details. The item mentions arrangements and a local parade or service pending, naming residents and places in a period-typical obituary notice.
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Albert Buster Squivey
Mie
Millsproul
Mare
Asbatt
Siulres
West Waad
Jamiy Inter
Pivber
Hia
Lillian Olmistond
Drive for Columbus Park Project Launch
A community fundraising drive for a Columbus Park improvement project proceeds through local channels. Officials outline subscription efforts continuing through August 11 with plans to fund lake front enhancements and related city district improvements.
Silesian- Issue Still In Balance
Silesian tensions and postwar unsettled politics dominate discussions in London and Paris. Britain faces a possible shift in alliance and militant posture as diplomats weigh a renewed stance on Silowid and Prance amid Franco British frictions.
Fire Rips Public Cargo Yard. Several Die
United Press dispatch reports a major blaze in a public cargo facility. Three years of efforts were spent delaying reconstruction and halting operations. Officials say the fire caused widespread damage and prompted evacuations as crews battled the flames for hours.
Rotarians Enjoy Outing at Cory Cottage
Rotarians gathered yesterday afternoon at Cory for a club outing hosted by Dr Keibler. Members from Horace and Akoronghly enjoyed a cordial afternoon with refreshments, a small program, and socializing on the lawn before departures in several cars.
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Kibler
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Pittshuns
Governor to Surrender Amid Turmoil in Sangamon County
Dispatch from United Press reports Gov. surrender discussions amid county upheaval. Sheriff Henry Aroto and officials discuss a possible resignation while legal and political figures seek control. A tense confrontation follows with counsel advising compliance and a looming deadline in Chicago.
Health of pellagra situation discussed by Red Cross officers
In Washington on July 27 representatives of the United States and officers of the Red Cross met to discuss the pellagra situation in the southern states. The service noted efforts to monitor and address the health issue statewide.
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United Srosay
Washington
Montel
Ried Cross
Local Women Seek Office of School Director
The Cor 19 public school board may appoint new members as two women, Mrs Lois Lowe and Mrs Homer Barnes, announced today they will seek election as school directors. Both are active in the League of Women Voters and plan to campaign with organizational support. terms of current directors expire soon, and potential candidacy of additional women for city offices may follow.
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Mier
Improvements Under Way at Little Corry
Cottage owners at Little Corry report progress on plans for beneficial improvements. They formed a subdivision and arranged for the purchase of land near the bay to enable plotting and development, with arrangements to insure better property value and future labors. Some cottagers have altered lands and nearby parcels show activity, while reports note the former Barlow voting area has again been sold.
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Cedt
Ake
Cottagan
Ltway
Barlow
Nominations Coupon Sparks City Commissioners Controversy
A public inquiry form asks residents to nominate candidates for mayor and council seats. The notice requests opinions on who should be considered and how questions for nominees should be asked. The item notes a Pittsburgh-like example and urges participation in the upcoming process.
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