State pays bounties on pests across counties
A state Game Commission report tallies bounty payments for vermin and pests during the year. Totals include 121,869 dollars paid nationwide, with high bounties for noxious animals and predators. Counts by county show foxes, weasels, wildcats, and other vermin killed, with Crawford and Somerset among the noted locales and specific animal tallies and payments.
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State Game Commission
Eric
Stite Game Commission
Nosious Haimide
Somerset County
Clinton County
Wlanth Hint
Hele County
Uke
Crawford County
Warrer
Collen
Public hearing set for condemned New York murderer Wagner
Albany June 1. Avanol LeRoy Wagner, convicted of murdering a shale thief and sentenced to be executed, will face a public hearing as the executive chamber here Wednesday. The hearing will review Wagner’s claim of innocence and his pending execution date. Also to appear is Ludwig Le, convicted of murder in the first degree, with proceedings to occur before the governor. Wagner’s case involves the killing of a state trooper and other alleged crimes cited in the hearing notice.
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Albany
Avanol LeRoy Wagner
Chietsiday
Ik Wis
Lithmoronnoe
Neuriue
Ludwig le
Whgner
Ray
Hume
Dé Fendait
Reynd
Rooper Rusmiuxsén
Wagner
Athens
Pevase
Lay
Kings County
Selma Bonner
IW Wilu
Bill
No Action on Muscle Shoals from President
Washington June 5 United Press President Coolidge is studying the Muscle Shoals bill which has completed its course It will sign veto by June 7 if he acts or fails to act by then the bill would have a pocket veto The Muscle Shoals bill is the only major legislation before the president
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United Press
Washington
Presi Hint Coolidge
Atlas
Thirteenth Barn Fire In Falconer District
A barn owned by Richard Jones on South Work Street Extension Lyndon Park caught fire around 9:47 PM. Eighty chickens perished before the blaze was contained as the Falconer Five and police investigated no arrests reported.
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Falconer District
Richard Jones
South Work Atres
Haines
Liem
Whic
Lyndon Park
South Work Street
James
Falconer
Chal
Police Wesson Palow
Atlantic fliers held by winds amid Transatlantic bid
Mrs Frances Grayson leading four companions planned a New York to Europe flight early this year. She optimistic about a Boston to Newfoundland attempt, says aviation is not new to her and vows to pursue a Trans Atlantic flight with the Friendship ship. The group prepared secretly and faced fog that diverted to Halifax before continuing to Tepussey, aiming for England. A Meadville High School graduation ceremony is noted for June 12.
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Frances Grayson
Newfoundland
New Yorke
Europe
Milas Barhiart
Halitace
Stull
Gordon
Alyse
Boston
Trepassey- By
Miuke
Pratt Again Heads Schools at Columbus
Rev H C of the Silliman Community Church delivers the morning sermon at Local Church on June 10. Rev Wigley will speak in the evening as part of a series of talks. Prof Wyman Pratt is reelected principal of the schools for 1028. Pratt to attend summer session at Columbia University. N W Trisket attends court as grand juror. Mrs Mary Mead and Clyde Messengen traverse jurors. Mr and Mrs Wank Savage visit their mother Mrs M Savage. They were en route from Miami Florida. La Cleydur Ohio resident. Ashville WY resident Mrs Simolay afler old friends here. Mrs Lynn Colvin and child spend time at John Ohrn home then return to Stockton. Mrs Rose Perrette of Oil City spent past week with her aunt Mrs Charles Simpson. Mr and Mrs George Stranigan hosted a family dinner. Guests included Mrs Thomas and daughter, Mrs Fields, Mr and Mrs Clyde Lyon, Mr and Mrs King, Mr and Mrs Carlson, Claude Steanigan, Mrs Frank Strauikan of Columbus.
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Columbia University
N. W
Trisket
Warren
Mary Mead
Clyde Messengen
Wank Savage
M) Savage
Miami
la Cleydur
Ohio
Lawatiiri
Fields
Clyde Lyon
Huttalo
N.Y
King
Carlson
Claude Steanigan
Erie
Frank Strauikan
Columbus
$5 000 Award In Girl's Suit
A Pittsburgh jury awarded Miss Sophie Ogiovel of Milwaukee 5000 dollars in a breach of promise suit against Harry Gerson of Pittsburgh. The case described Gerson failing to marry after a planned wedding, causing humiliation to the plaintiff and disappointment to friends who had gathered for the wedding.
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United Pic
Hop Trousseau
Arver House Acquired by E H Lampe in City Deal
Warren June D A major estate transaction closes as E H Lampe becomes owner of the Arver House at the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Fickery Street. The property, once valued highly, changed hands from Edwards successors to Standard Realty, then to E T Glifferson, and now Lampe. Purchase reportedly over one hundred thousand dollars. The hotel property is leased to H R Loop for three more years, with anticipated changes after the lease ends.
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Warren
June D
Sentlay
Lamipe
Carver House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fickery Street
Wats
Newry
Edwards State Uniti
Standard Realty Company of
New York
E. T. Gliffersan
Aberchant
Lampe
Transfar Bt
Disappearance of Two Girls After Dance Night
Police search for Caroline Patirinteht of B.6h.2 Moktean and companion Tile Burke after they failed to return home from a Saturday dance. Mrs. Clara Cougjeushp, Caroline’s mother, sought aid as dawn arrived Sunday with no sign of the girls.
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PRIES
Police Soo ‘Ey
Caroline Patirinteht
Moktean
Ile Burke
Clara Cougjeushp
Caroline
Bb Pulive
Garden Hints on Growing Beans in Home Gardens
The article notes beans are the top summer crop after radish in many gardens. It stresses warm soil, careful planting after May, and continuing succession into July. Prefers stringless and wax beans, row planting over hills, and good cultivation for best yields. Avoid planting in wet ground.
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Middle Western
Indictment Returned in State Hospital Manslaughter Case
A true bill was returned by a grand jury in Warren on the Commonwealth case against Herbert Johnson of Jamestown New York charged with involuntary manslaughter and related assault counts. The incident centers on a physician staff restraining a patient at the State Hospital on May 3 resulting in the death of Elvin Roberts of Coudersport. Johnson is to be tried after a coroner's inquest found the death due to improper restraint.
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State Hospital
Warren
Amie Bill
The
Commonwealth
Herbert Joann
Jamestown
Ny. Y
Juny Tera
Criminal Court
District Aftor Holdy
Ose
Johnson
Yardio
Start Probe of Mine Disaster
An investigation began today into the explosion in the Mather collieries mine workings that killed 195 men on May 19. The probe, led by Greene County authorities, aims to determine causes and responsibility while reviewing the mine’s safety practices and emergency response.
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Mather
Patline 5
Jotm Wn
Injuries Fatal to Rail Worker in Warren
John Muccino of Olewn Pennsylvania Railroad laborer died at Warren General Hospital from internal injuries after being injured May 27 while helping clear a wreck on the Sliver division. He appeared to recover but sank Sunday, dying Monday afternoon. Coroner Lowrey to investigate. no verdict likely. His body shipped to Olean for burial after preparation at J. B. Buyer undertakers.
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Warren
John Muccino
Olewn, IV
Pennsylvania Railroad
Warren General Hospital
Olean
J. 8
Lowrey
Thought for Today on defending faith and values
Thought for Today echoes a defense of beliefs rather than attack. The author urges against attacking those who uphold them, emphasizing restraint and fidelity to truth.
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Halifax Harbor
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England
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Exsraisés
Pratt
Wyman Pratt
N. W. Trisket
Stranigan
Arver House
E.H. Lampe
Waren Capitalist
E. B. Loop
Spencer Feed Store
West Washington Street
Etta Kett
Etta
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Tionesta
Warren Hospital
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