Grading Progress on New Warren County Highway
A Journal report details ongoing grading and earthwork on the Corry to Spring Creek five and a half mile improvement. Contractors Russell and Williamson progress from Howard tannery eastward with extensive fills, re routing to reduce curves and improve sightlines near Wickwire and C. W. Clark farms. Spring Creek gravel washing machinery is set up, producing sand and gravel for foundation, while local unemployment benefits from the project. The work is expected to finish in about two months, with further improvements planned toward Garland and a direct route to Warren and eastward points.
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Corry-Spring Creekway
der Russell and Williamson
Youngstown Coach Builders
Journal
Howard Tannery
Colza
C. W. Clark
Wickwire
Spring Creek
Youngstown
Warren County
Garland
Warren
Erie Guardsmen Patrol Fayette County Mine Fields
United Press dispatch from Uniontown notes 300 Pennsylvania militia on the scene as Fayette county miners strike enters a second week. Patrick T. Fagan urged miners to back Roosevelt, while Major Kenneth W. Momeyer led National Guard efforts to cooperate with civil authorities and state troopers. The article details patrols, picketing limits, and a fatality ruled a personal quarrel, not strike-related.
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United Press Uniontown
Fayette County
Pennsylvania
Greene
Payette County
Patrick T. Fagan
United Mine Workers of America
Smuthdale
Allegheny County
Roosevelt
Fagan
Kenneth W. Momeyer
114Th Infantry
Pennsylvania National Guard
Giffard Pinchot
Harry E. Hackney
Momeyer
Corry Delegation Heads to Conneaut Lake Reunion
Corry plans to send a delegation to Conneaut Lake Park for the annual reunion of the 5th 16th and 16th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. Spanish American War veterans and Ladies Auxiliary members will gather with attendees from across the northwestern state. General Edward Martin will speak, offering a message to veterans. An all day program is planned with emphasis on fellowship among ex-servicemen.
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Ladies Auxiliary
16Th
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Conneaut Lake Park
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Martin
Huge turnout for combined S S gathering in city park
A bright Sunday morning drew about eight hundred worshippers from city Protestant churches to the Union Sunday school gathering in City Park. The program featured a call to worship, choir, prayers, and a lesson read by A Jolson, with music by a double quartet and solo by F L Whittlesey. The event, praised by organizers, was deemed among the most successful in the city’s union history. Later, a sneeze caused Policeman W H Montgomery to crash into a car stand.
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Union
Uinion
Federal L. Whittlesey
Roy Horie
Carl L. Hentoh
United Brethren
Christchurch
Mer- Will Lillie
Rostoe Dearing
Brice Thomas
Lloyd ‘Thongis
Leon Lindsley
G. T. Berg
Man
Ray Burr
A. Jolson
Jesus
Whittlesey
C. S. Monroe
The
Baptist Church
Spring Creek Youths Escape After Car Upset
Two Spring Creek youths about 20 years old escaped serious injuries when their car overturned about a mile and a half west of Spring Creek Friday afternoon. Porter and Howe, both of Spring Creek, were occupants. Porter was taken to Corry Hospital with severe lacerations and contusions. Howe was treated and released after minor injuries. The car left the road after the driver failed to negotiate a bump on the road. The vehicle was badly damaged.
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Spring Creek
Sprig Creek Briday
Allen Porter
Albert Howe
B.D. Dj
Porter
Corry Hospital
Almurge
Veterans meet in Sharon for yearly city council gathering
Northwestern council of United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary held a July 29 meeting and picnic in Sharon with about 300 attendees. Local members included Mrs. Clemma Butters and William May. Leo Hy Gavin spoke as chamber chief. Frank J. Twokey elected president. officers named for auxiliary. Next meeting set for New Castle in October and a reunion planned at Conneaut Lake on August 15. Dr E J Deisster of Meadville visited Corry.
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Northwestern Council of the United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
Sharon
Clemma Butters
William May
John Caldwell
Albert Anderson
Thomas
Sloyan
Leo Hy Gavin
Chamber of Commerce
of City
American
Brig
Cary
Helen Paige
Tri
Senice
Charlotte Mattocks
Ken Brennen
Franklin
Dayton
Oil City
Spear
Greenville
Third Man Held in O Connell Kidnaping
O Connell kidnap story continues as a suspect remains in a mountain camp. Detectives from federal and local agencies flood the case. Governor Lehman seeks harsher penalties and rapid trials under a new law. Milwaukee homecoming draws over 100000 for fireworks, dancing and carnival nights.
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O'Connell
O'Gonnell
Uitte
Daniel O'Connell
Delaney
Federal Department of Justice
New York City
New York State Police
Toca
Hebert H. Lehman
Sherman Youth Fatally Injured In Barn Roof Fall
Jamestown July 81 Allen Bull 22 of Sherman died at Jamestown General Hospital after falling from a barn roof on Harry Russell's Sherman farm. He fractured pelvis and left ribs, died 3:45 am from a blood clot. Survived by parents Wayne and Mrs Bull, brother Westton, sisters Geraldine and Isabelle Morse. Funeral planned for tomorrow at Sherman.
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Sherman
Jamestown
Allen Bull
Jamestown General Hospital
Bull
Harry Russell
Wayne Bull
Westton Bull
Geraldine Bull
Isabelle Morse
Middletons
Shiermiat
Asked GOPS to call him Pueblo on 4 a.m. plan
An itinerant man asked officials to call him Pueblo and sought to be reached at 4 a.m. to catch a train, after police directed him to the old city hall alop house location. The fragment notes the unusual request amid police guidance.
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Gops
Pueblo
Cole
Alop
Old City Hall
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E. J. Deisster
Meadville
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Citizens National
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