Servians Open Fire on Bulgars in Initial Hostilities
Vienna dispatch reports the Serbians and Bulgarians clashed near Murkrooh triggering early heavy fighting with hundreds wounded on the Serbian side. Bulgarian casualties are unclear and Bulgars allegedly launched the initiative despite repulse. Greece reportedly preparing to join Bulgars, with European powers watching closely for further action.
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Greece
United Press
Vienna
Jhune 10
Helgrad
Murkrooh
London
Girgees
Borvin
Bulgaria
Judge Swift Bl Watertown Dead at 63
Theodore J. Swift longtime state court of claims judge and former St Lawrence county judge died at his Potadim home aged 63.
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Swift
Watertown
Theodore J. Swift
State Court of Claims
St. Lawrences County
Potadim
Kurts Brass Tech team to inspect new beds line
Kurtz Men, including H G Wheelock and Charles Maminol, with John Patterson and William Murray, visit Kurtz Brass Tech Co plant in Buffalo to preview forty bed styles. Company notes last year produced two hundred new styles, but current line aims for fresh patents this season. The visit includes tours of other local factories and meetings with plant managers.
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U.K
Bss
Grant Wolds
Shiey Ae Wiko
Weather Forecast Brief from United Press
Weather outlook shows pairing of night and Wednesday through tomorrow with temperatures and conditions noted. Forecasters warn of exposure in high winds across regions and advise travelers to plan for unsettled conditions and potential changes in precipitation.
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United Press
Sewage Plant Talks Lead City Officials
Out of town visitors join Mayor Alexander and City Hirshover Dickson regarding municipal sewage disposal. A proposed apparatus and nervosacy building for preliminary work could cost about $20 000. Citizens have wondered how Corry would raise the state-m mandated one hundred twenty thousand. The visiting gentlemen will travel to New York and Washington and return in about a week to discuss the proposal with city council.
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Viking
Alexander
Hirshover Dickson
Nervosacy
Veaniett
Phils
Corry
State Department
New York City
Washington
Elks Attend Funeral at Union City
About 35 members of Corry lodge 765 DL Mh fi rode twelve autos to Union City for the funeral services of Frank McKean editor of the Union City Times Enterprise who died after a train broadside accident on Main Street. The services were to be held at 2:30 this afternoon with many Corry friends and lodge members in attendance.
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Corry Lodge
Vion City
Union City Times-Enterprise
Frank
MeKean
McLean
Union
Corry
Fire destroys Bradford factory on Center Street
A Bradford hardwood and renovating firm owned by N. C. Conrow on Center Street was gutted by a morning fire. A boiler explosion in the power room damaged the two story frame building and flames spread rapidly, forcing firefighters to focus on nearby structures. Loss estimated at six thousand dollars.
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United Press
Bradford
N. C. Conrow
Center Street
Accused Women Held for Court in Lynch Murder
In Spartansburg, after a Monday verdict finding Frank J. Lynch dead from a gunshot, Pearl Kelly and Mrs. Phoebe Wight were held for court on charges of assault and murder. Witnesses described a night of drinking and a confrontation at a resort where gunfire occurred. The hearing before Alderman Porter featured testimony from Perry Gannon, Floyd Morris, Earl Damon, and others, with details of shots fired through a doorway and Lynch’s death.
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Frank J. Lynch
Pearl Kelly
Phoebe Wight
Porter
Fourth Ward
Frank B. Lynch
Alderman Porter
Stevens Brat
J. Orrin Wall
Commonwealth
Capt
Sullivan
Wayl
Waite
Gerry T. Kincaid
Tron
Stevens
Perry Gannon
Howe
Spartansburg
My Love& Son
Earl Dumon
Commerceial
Floyd Morris
Lynch
Morvix
Mil Street
Damon
Wen
Morris
Lynel
Gannon
Otters
Cad
Wroyd Morris
Spartankburg
Lave and Son
Jamey Stevend
Oner
Supreme Court to rule on five more railroad rate laws
United Press reports the Supreme Court will consider railroad rate laws from Missouri West Virginia Kentucky Oregon and Arkansas. Officials expect Kentucky Oregon and West Virginia to be upheld while Missouri and Arkansas cases await individual review amid ongoing post yesterday’s Minnesota ruling.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
United State Supreme Court
Minnesota
Federal
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Missouri
West Virginia
Kentucky
Oregon
Arkansas
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