Open Findley Road Bids Aug 10 Improve Smile Stretch
Residents report that bids for the improvement of the three mile stretch of Findley Road to Willow Mindley Lake and North Wave will open at Albany on August 10. Advertisements appear in papers of Chav Agu and Co. with details that the project will be funded by state highway authorities.
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New York
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Pepes
Garrett Boys Power Stirs Little Community in Murder Case
Citizens fear venue change delays murder trial of Robart and J Garrett for Rev Pipree’s death. Prosecution seeks change, defense fights it, while supporters gather in the crowded courtroom and hallways. Local officials report intense sentiment and ongoing jury-pool concerns.
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Virginia
Garrett Benghets
Robart
Pipree
Wity
Corey
Corry Directory Expansion Plans for 1924 Population Update
Corry reports 1923 population at 8 219 a gain of 1 087 in two years. William Kirwin completing the compilation of the city directory a postal card for those who registered. Directory set to publish late September with nearness to county districts.
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Corry
William T. Riewin
Cody
Kirwin Hme
New Law Blocks Stock Swindlers in Corry Region
A new state regulation targets stock swindlers amid rising losses in Corry and surrounding areas. The Pennsylvania Securities Act aims to deter fraudulent offerings, requiring registration and warning the public to verify credentials before investing.
Summer School Closes At High Building Today
Thirty four pupils completed their summer courses at the High School in English Diview and General Science under Harald Wolt. The Concord building hosts a six week session starting next Monday with 120 pupils and a 90 percent passing expectation. Edith Anderton, visiting her parents, called on Irresid Cory. she has been in Los Angeles and will return next Sunday.
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Harald Wolt
Concord
Concord School
Gradfey
Miia Edith Anderton
Warrant
Miss Anderson
Li Bean l
Los Angeles
Cal
Scarlet Fever and Measles Reported in City
A light outbreak of measles and scarlet fever prompts health authorities to urge parent cooperation to prevent spread. Four mouse cases and three reported influenza cases are noted amid warnings that neglect to report contagious diseases can result in fines and possible prosecutions.
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Dunkle
Meneles
Wilson Again in Limelight
United Press reports former President Woodrow Wilson is in the limelight amid political debate and looming international tensions. The piece cites commentary on democracy, revolution, and Wilson’s stance while noting Damon’s return to Kane for business interests.
State to consider lone project for PA highway funds
The Pennsylvania Department of Highways says the Waterford to Union City segment is the sole county project to receive restoration funds next year. Officials note limited funds prevent additional projects though the decision follows a council letter detailing the 7 1/2 mile stretch and the need to allocate mileage by merit amid many requests.
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Waterford
State
Paul LL Weight
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Pennsylvania
Eris County
Corry Motor
Essoyvision Stangeorder
Cian
Poiavivania
Harrisburg
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Mighways
Pittsburgh Press Sold to Scripps Owner
United Press reports Pittsburgh Press sold to Rox W. Howard of the Scripps-Howard chain for a record price in the United States. Col. Morgan will remain as renter and minority holder as the newspaper changes hands in a major postwar deal. The Press, a longtime leading financial and advertising paper, is described as firmly established and influential.
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Pittsburgh Press
Rox W. Howard
Scrippe
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Oliver
Hershman
Pride Way Riat
United States
Hein
Rumor Kaiser in Monarchist Plot Sparks Antwerd Talk
Rumors of a monarchist coup in Germany circulated as officials and visiting dignitaries, including Prince Frederick and industrial magnates, were seen in Antwerp. A nurses outing accompanied by social events attracted attention as speculation about restoring the Kaiser grew amid tense political chatter.
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Prous Antwerd
Hotland
Helgi
Germany
Jewis
Hugo
Stinview
Doorp
Wilhela
Rapid fall of mark forecasts and German government collapse
Fragmented July report from Berlin describes dire currency woes and growing press pressure as Germany nears a government crisis. Notes Socialist faction plans to form a new coalition with Democratic and Centrist support, signaling a major political shift amid Ruhr strain and economic instability.
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United Press
Germany
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Lund
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Chamber
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Viaiduy Chambers
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Hamburg
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Uonsenas
Salary dispute sparks legal showdown over payroll payments
State Attorney General George W. Woodruff ruled payroll holds illegal as lawmakers wrestle over who pays. He and State Treasurer Vander Wiele defended approved requisitions while noting the auditor general now bears sole duty to settle contested expenditures. A possible settlement remains open before any court action.
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Sayer
BNSF
George W. Woodruff
Saking
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Woodruff
Treasury
Woottrift
State Treaswrer
Snyder
Woodrii
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Lyere
Amnion Yeealth
Cable lays twelve hundred wires in vast railway work
An immense cable installation is described with hundreds of wires, saying the line runs along Center Street and northward toward the railroad. The text notes the Indane by the Bell Telephone company and mentions hundreds of cables being set in place along the route.
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Bell
Unity
Tole
AL Onter Street
Two Policemen Shot to Death in NYC Taxi Car Ambush
New York reports two patrolmen, Mailer Reynolds and Vipals B. Remanetti, killed while investigating a taxi pursuit in Manhattan. The gunmen fled in a taxi after an apparent ambush on Broadway near the Bowery, with authorities guarding ferries and railways as they hunt the underworld for leads.
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New York
Ayray
Broadway
Gta
Pollen
Mailer Reynolds
Vipals
B. Remanetti
Susswin
Susman
Sussinar
Reynolds
Todd
No Truth in Reports of Plot Against Harding
Washington July 27. Justice agents who investigated a reported plot to assassinate President Harding found no foundation for the claim. William Burns said the department had learned of a plan to call Attorney General Daugherty but found it entirely without foundation. Investigations into alleged anarchists Kurinsky and Bushwick showed nothing actionable and no credible plot evidence.
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Justice
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Willian Burns
Bureau of Investigation
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Department
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Daugherty
Burns
Forad Timp
Philip Kurinsky
Sophie Bushwick
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Harding Back in States After Alaska Trip
President Harding returns to Seattle after Alaska inspection trip. Naval fleet review at Elliott Bay signals start of a five day program. He plans a speech on Alaska policy and U S relations, addressing outsiders and critics at Seattle City Stadium.
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Seattle
United Press
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Harding
Henan
Hinevell
Elliott Bay
Mendelson
Noord We
Seattle Prest Lab
Four O'R Tow
Alaske
Ltamy
United States
Hardin
Whitis
California
Yosemite
San Francisco
Uardine
Hiram Johnson
Amatrican
World Court
New Senator Denies Revolt Forecast Amid Press Fire
Magni Johnson a senior elect from Mutrwsats told United Press in St Paul that calls for government aid to curb unrest misquote him and do not signal a revolution. He denied predicting bloodshed and condemned inflamed claims linking him to Bolshevik or anarchist plots. Aboard the USS Henderson en route to Port Townsend the Henderson lightly collided with the destroyer USS Zclin, causing a hole but no serious injuries.
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Farmer Labor Statesman
Unified Press
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United Press
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Harding
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