Local notices mix of meetings and obits in Titusville area
CITY AND VICINITY includes a calendar of club meetings at various venues, a lost handbag report on Center street, postponed church events, and notices of deaths. It records editor Victor H. Free visiting, real estate work, and a forecast of railway construction with plans to double track the Indiana branch.
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Blissard
Victor H. Free
Cleveland
Titusville
Meadville
Forest City
Free
Titusvilla Herald
Wrights
Blair & Co
Hra
Milas Myra Crapane
N. Gyts
HL. Gelg
Wil Clele
Aliee Mead
East Road Street
Francis Nichols
Elgin
Nelson
Vermont
Kerwin & Latham
Elisabeth Whitford
Jor
Mary Johnson
Main Street
Ping Grove Cemetery
Ernest and
Lucerne
B, R, and P. Railroad Company
Indiana
Stagney
Bedding Plants For Porches Windows Boxes And More
Advertising note lists ready flowering and edible starts including Asters tomatoes cabbages cauliflower and celery. Mentions a Pettit Florist at 210 B Main St Minion Bell 84 and depot area with greenhouses. Ends with misspelled directions and time hints about evenings.
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Main St
Depot
Republicans Plan to Use Inquiry Against New Tariff
Washington June 2 Republicans plan to leverage President Wilsons lobby facilities in a Senate inquiry to show broad protest against the Underwood tariff bill. Congressmen and senators prepared to present a mass of testimony from constituents opposing tariff reduction. The inquiry will feature three daily sessions to hear evidence as part of the lobby allowed.
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United Prem
Washington, D. C
Trepublicans
Wilson
Senate
Tigombuean
Plani
Wee Ueing
Blair & Co Salt Rising Bread and Local Notices
Blair & Co advertises salt rising bread and a salt ring bread tomorrow. A meeting with Mrs. A L Foaster of East Street is planned for Wednesday afternoon by the Alabians. W O W Ladies Circle meets Tuesday night July 3 for decoration arrangements. The Patterson Agency closes a sale on Ridge Street to Paul Ricker after years of possession.
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Blair & Co
Alabians
A. L. Foater
East Street
Ats
Patterson Agency
Ressler
Ridge Street
Paul Ricker
Risker
Mother and Son Die Same Day Near Finley Lake
A. M Grimes died at his mother’s home near Finley Lake at about 1 20 this afternoon after visiting to do work. His mother, aged 88, died this morning. Grimes resided at 56 Worth Street and had gone to his mother’s home several days ago. Further details were unavailable. He is survived by his wife.
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Atexanger & Cos
A. M Grimes
Finley Lake
Grimes
Worth Street
Lig Wite
Heeter Report at a Meeting This Afternoon
Pittsburg June 2 The Citizens' Probe Committee report on charges against Superintendent Heater is locked in the safe of D B Oliver and will not be opened until 3 PM when the Board of Education meets to hear the final verdict.
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United Eres
Pittsburg
Citizens’ Probe Committee
Supt
Heater
D. B. Oliver
Board of Education
Cidzens
Weston Starts Walk From New York to Milwaukee
Edward Payson Weston began a cross country walk from the College of the City of New York at noon heading toward Milwaukee via the Erie railroad and northwest. He was started by the president of Mw College and accompanied to the ferry at 22a! abrews by a large crowd of prominent New Yorkers.
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New York
Edward Payson Weston
College of the City of New York
Milwaukee
Erle
N. W
Presient
Mw College
Ferry
Last Talk to the High School Pupils
The final talk in the series for high school pupils will be given by business and professional men in the auditorium Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock by Rev. D. L. Martin. The subject is America The World's Harlefield. The parent and friends of the students are invited to attend.
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Rov
D. L. Martin
Tate
America
Harlefield
Demand Probe of Receivership by Commerce Commission
A proposed resolution by Representative Himebaugh of St. Louis would require the Commerce Commission to conduct an x ray examination of the St. Louis and San Francisco railway receivership. The measure, introduced this afternoon, seeks official scrutiny into the company’s financial and managerial affairs.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
St. Louis and
San Francisco
Tataratata Commerce Commission
Himebaugh
St. Louis
Laurice Costello Tonight At the Amus U
Vitagraph favorite Laurice Costello headlines at the Amus U with a program including a comedy and a western. Two other features complete the bill, continuing a varied evening of film entertainment.
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Laurice Costello
Amus-U
Dells
Fars
State Orders Titusville Theaters Closed During Fever Outbreak
Titusville residents faced sudden closures as the State Board of Health ordered all amusement venues including theaters, dance halls, and the Benson Memorial Library to shut until further notice. Church activities were paused pending further advice amid a scarlet fever outbreak. Local health officer J Taylor Hemphill relayed the directive after a Harrisburg missive from Dr Samuel G Dixon.
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Titusville
Moving Picture Theatres
John K. Robers
Meadvile
Fhik
J. Taylor Hemphill
O Creek
Troy
Roberts
Samuel G. Dixon
State Board
Halth
Harrisburg
Chauffeur Testifies in Boston Trial
Boston June 2 Arthur Mra chauffeur for William Wood president of the Woolen trust testified today in the case accusing Wood of conspiring to smear Lawrence strikers by planting dynamite. He defended his account under cross examination and says his story remains firm. Prosecutors expect more witnesses while Wood and Atteaux plan to call at least 20 witnesses to challenge the state's evidence.
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United Press
Boston
Mass
Arthur
Mra
William Wood
Woolen Trust Today
Lawrence
Vira
Fay
Uroen
Wood and
Atteaux
Pel Tatler
Philadelphia Customs Fraud Case Aims This Afternoon
United States Commissioner Craig will open the case against Rob ert Blerly a customs inspector charged with aiding the John Winniker corporation by admitting goods worth thousands of dollars. The defense argues overwhelming duties prevented proper supervision of items reported. Assistant Attorney General Henry M Arnold is prepared to present the evidence.
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United Press
Miladelphia
United States
Craig Will Ta- Jay
Robert Blerly
Tree of
John Winniker Corporation
Everly
Henry M. Arnold
Blerley
Supreme Court vindicates Nelson in contempt case
Jefferson City Missouri June 2 United Press reports the Supreme Court vindicated He tor Nelson of the Kansas City Star who had faced contempt charges amid a celebrated cad scandal.
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United Press
Jefferson City
Supreme Court Today
Tor Nelson
The
Kansas City Star
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Wright
Hair & Co
Mutropean
Bridge Glub
West Pleasant Street
Glin
Guilt
West Bmith
Ventor
Kanealah
Washington
Center Street
Linnie Patterson
C. H. Patterson
Maccabeo Hall
St. Agnes
City Market
Burkhart Art Shop
N. Center ST
Corry, PA
Salt Rising
Une
Heeter
Weston
Bernstein Bros. Clothiers
Germany
Berlin
Reichstag
Caldwell
Green House
Smith & F. Wayne
Caldwell's Green House
Lyric Theater
Hedford's
Lincoln J. Carter
Steen’ S Toggery
Steen’s
Toggery
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