Local notices mix in Jamestown items and town ads
A jumble of community briefs from Jamestown area includes calls for a regular meeting at 280 oclock, late Monday library events, plane visit details, a public sale notice, and multiple small ads on housing, clothing, and services. It notes a trout catch of 80 pounds, road openings, and state health tetanus antitoxin calls amid summer events and readings.
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Ahan
Cantyr
Provemient
Ewer
Aldowalle
City and Gay
Merttor
Sadodaya
Musi
Hdl
J. Delong
Corry
Curtis
He Louis
Cape
Ile
B. W. Smart & Son
Tom
Bath
City
Center Street
Robert Patterson
Ismall
Wetiig Tiel
Te Butro
Iampli
Po. Bisiin
Hota
Prwcuivemient Ie Mage
Mead
Connnawt
Walker
Roberts
Titusville News Briefs On Local Actions And Strikes
Local notices report a taxi service and dyeing shop contact, a Titusville Chamber meeting criticizing a motion picture, road work plans on Cherry Tree Hill, and King Taxi Service details. A property sale notice and a minor rail strike disruption in Altoona are described with police intervention and picket activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Spring
Ae Wats
Bell
Union
Walker
N. Center Street
Titusville Chamber of Commerce
Ihind States Bureau of Minow
Itneville
Rand Rotary
Titusville
Tastic
Cherrytree
Cherrytrée Hill
Rouseville
Hill —King's
Mutual
A. King
Family
Altoona
Yale
12Th Street
Cochran Divorced From Ganna Walska
The article notes the divorce of Cochran from Ganna Walska, a Polish opera singer, with final court action reached in May and Paris mentioned as a social center where the parties are active. It references Alexander Smith and others in the context of the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prove
Alexander Smith
Clotiman
Aagnin Todys
Gauci Walskir
He Sporbanun
New York
Thore Fie
Gaya Walna
Jearpeel
Paris
Atold Fi Metormnick
Smultitwillionaire Harvester
Har
Parie
Burglary on East South Street Seizes Loot in Break-In
A residence on East South Street was broken into on a Saturday evening while the family was away. A gold watch and other items were stolen but some loot was later recovered. The suspect, identified as a 12 year old, reportedly fled and is said to have paid a visit to the home prior to the break-in. The case was reported to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sai
East South Street
City Without Power For Over An Hour
A severe storm near Erie disrupted service causing a city to lose electric current for more than an hour this afternoon. The local lighting company declined to reveal the exact cause, though the outage was likely storm related and affected Union City and Briey Inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Briey
Erie
Terrorism Marks Buffalo Trolley Strike
Bombs and rifle terror siege Buffalo street railway workers strike over the Ath week of unrest. Explosions injure riders in the past 21 hours, including Philadelphia conductor Robert Casey struck by wood splinters as a bomb partially wrecked his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prosal Burealo
N.Y
Titia
Robert Casyiay
Phiadelphia
Esch Cummins Law Revision Proposed by Railroad Board
United Press reports the Railroad Labor Board plans to propose revisions to the Esch Cummins law to prevent future strikes. Chairman Ben W. Hooper indicated the plan, tied to the Harding compromise, will be sent to Congress after White House consultations with President Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Tuly
Congress
Raita Lealme
Ben W. Hooper
Mare
Jardink
White House
Hooper
Local Street Clash Ends in Tragic Death
A boy named Destron Werley, ten, was killed when struck by a motor vehicle while playing on a street light Saturday night. He suffered a crushed head and was identified as the second child killed in the vicinity that week. Police are investigating the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Altouna
Destron Werley
Wreley
Senator Crow Relapses Near Death at Home
UNIONTOWN Pa July 1 The condition of United States Senator Willam Crow has worsened and he is reported near death in his mountain home. Crow had been improving after a new serum from Philadelphia but a relapse occurred yesterday and hopes for recovery fade as physicians acknowledge setback.
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United Press
Uniontown
United States
Willam
Crow
Philadelphia
Bng
Coal mine strife in Mingo Hollow stirs Tennessee visit
A delegation of coal operators declared a reign of terror in Mingo Hollow Claiborne county on the Kentucky Tennessee line. They headed to Nashville to ask Governor Taylor to send troops. Operators said striking miners have terrorized workers and forced nonunion laborers from the community, some tied with bells around their necks.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Mingo Hollow
Claiborne County
Nashvills
Go. Taylor
Family notices mark Euclid street birth and illness
Mrs Will Spencer of Euclid street born July 80th to Mr and Mrs who has been very ill at her home has Frank Farley of East South Street. Sufficiently recovered to able to sit up son Francis Junior
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Will Spencer
Euclid Street
Frank Farley
East South Street
Francis Junior
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Fijobang
Jamestowny Co
Anah Va
Jamestown Si Xttens
Hhington Senators
Indi
Cleveland
Erickson
Ideen
Stennett & Son
L. D
Colege
Prisylvanian State College
Ie Neo
Rae
Anid
Toya
H. W. Stennett & Son
Belo
McManue Jane
McManus
Columbus Pavilion
South Center Street
Our
Lenyth
Brokenetrany
Spring Creek
Gary & Johnson
Deal
Thusville
Tineville Herald
Cretenmes
Brewsiety & Son
Chas. Olds
Avurast Tt
J B. Johnson's
Palm Beach
Bernstein Brothers
Clothiers and Furnishers 47 NL
Centar St
Noire Goozan
Ilda
Wally Reldand
South ST
Weehout
Buffalo
J. A. Johnson
Sither
Warren Savings Bank & Trust Company
Warren Pa
Port
Dickers
SAM Jacobson & Company
Singer Service
Singer
Singer Sewing Machine Co., Inc
R. E. Palmer CO
Corry and Vicinity
Pengylvania
Cokeburs
Warren National Bank
Second Sts
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