Nathan Straus Dies. Noted Philanthropist Remembered
Nathan Straus, famed philanthropist and co founder of Macy’s charitable projects, died yesterday at home in Westchester County after a nervous condition. Family and doctors noted his lifelong commitment to humanitarian work in Palestine and other causes.
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New York
Jie
Nathan Sons
Leo Stivelitz
Mullet
Carsuid
Berane Wag Lalen
Justice Lehman
Bort Chester
Westchenter County
Sirana
Palentine
Boulder Injuries Farm Worker in Beside Maymilton
Franklin resident Franklin was seriously injured when a boulder buried a man while he and partner Wis Weedman attempted to bury a tagga pork. They freed him after about forty five minutes using fence rails and earth removal. he was hauled home on a sled amid severe injuries and uncertain survival.
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Franklin
Maymilton
Wis Weedman
Jack
Mr. Curehall
Team Lost Children Saved on Ohio River Runaway
Warren Pa reports a runaway on a river road involving Jude T-A with farm horses valued at $200 owned by Sam Stravelly. The horses plunged into the river. a boy attempted to turn the team and the craft capsized. A passerby rescued the boy, and a girl across the river was saved by a quick shore-side action as the team vanished downstream.
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Warren
Jude T
Sam Stravelly
Siate
Mhonaphona
Bravells
Thompson
Ayal Jer Sleter
Ryer
Tornado Ravages Central Kentucky Farms Kill Several
A fierce wind and rain swept Central Kentucky causing multiple deaths and extensive farm damage near Lexington. Tobacco and grain losses were reported as hundreds of livestock perished and farm buildings were destroyed, including a family buried by debris when a roof collapsed near Bear Lexington.
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Lésington
Centra Kentucky
Mnilon
Thuberland
Net closes on graft case in Philadelphia probe
Philadelphia June 4 As record on the detectaphone shows prosecutor Joseph J. Summerill of Glenoxter county and three inmates conspired to extort 155000 by blackmail from a family, pretending to have evidence of embezzlement. They sought a written proposition to sell alleged proof and planned to meet witnesses repeatedly, aiming to trap them. The group claimed to have proof of embezzling 81000 and threatened criminal prosecution to force cash and bond payments in a bid to settle for the money.
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Philadelphia
Joseph J. Sunmorili
Glenoxter County
Bellwine Stratford
Higlig
Trea
Summérill
Summerill
Glass Company
Moore
Sule
Erie Man Nears Drowning in Bay Sinking Third Time
Erie man Wassell nearly drowned after the boat excursion to Tug Wakefield stirred a man overboard. He was swept under by water and saved as crew shouted. Wakefield maneuvered the vessel to recover Wassell, who was grasped and pulled from the bay by bystanders.
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Erie
Wakouvid
Women Bonet Hygienic Congress Set for August
Naphylite Teun reports hundreds of women in alul communes across states prepare to boost the International school of hy gialin as a congress to be held at Hot Tale in Augwot. Mrs. Crockett chair of HG health committee urges thousands of women clubs to appoint delegates to visit mayors and superintendents and gain delegations to attend the school.
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Teun
Alul
Ainits
International School of Hygialin
Byglone
Coneronn
Motorists Fight New License Fee Increase in Pennsylvania
United Press reports lawmakers debate a proposed five to twenty dollar hike in automobile license fees tied to engine horsepower. The measure would shift fees, potentially affecting about 30 percent of Pennsylvania’s 7,000 cars and adding roughly 100,000 dollars to annual state revenue. The bill faces further action next week and Governor’s stance remains unclear.
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United Press
Roads Tournisttee
Mouse
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Feds
House
Senate
Tener
Wdorse
Young People Sought For Office Position
Recruiting notice invites graduates to join as clerical staff including bookkeeping stenography typewriting and office duties. Promises up-to-date equipment, hands on instruction, and a free booklet upon inquiry.
Unceasing Kidney Ailments Theme Promotes Dean's Pills
An old advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney backache urinary disorders and restless nights. It cites Corry and Ames & Co drugstore testimonials with claims of relief, urging use at first signs of disorder and noting a 60 cent price.
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Dean
Corry
Gordon
E. South
St. Corry
Ames & Co
Milburnn Co
Anffalew York
Gameaean
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Alter
Beyer-Bauman
Firhuils
the Starr Granite & Marble Works
Maple Ave
Corry, PA
Nathan Straus
Phila
Department of Labor and Industry
Hureus
Bureau of Arbitration
Inter
Perry Storer, ‘Hackman
W. Irving St
Bell Phone
Arcaie
Everett
House of Bargains
Vonry
Fay Union City
T'S
A, Weiss
Pune
Gil
Goth
Parker
Babbitt’s Drug Store
J. R. Graves
The
Old Reliable Jeweler Corry
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