Four Bargains Sugar Rubber and Silver Yet to Change Prices
The piece argues sugar rubber silk and silver are at historic lows or uncertain futures. It suggests buying ahead if possible and notes sugar price depends on tariffs while silver approaches 60 to 1 against gold. It mentions Edison potential rubber progress and rising artificial silk production.
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Xin
Edison
Tallo
Siteen
Asia
India
China
Sam
Gopper
Great drama in world finance climaxes in Paris
Representatives of nations approve the Young plan loan totaling 300 million dollars with 5.5 percent interest. France may price its bonds at 98 to avoid tax. US share to investors around 98.25 million. Germany receives 10 million direct loan to boost industry while 200 million goes to reparations via the Basel based reparations bank.
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Samuel L. Dashiell
United Press
Paris
France
United States
Te Hague
Germany
International Bank of Settlements
Basle
Switzerland
Young Plan
Desperado Shot by Police in Parallel Road Stop
Nino Pullanelli alias Tony Pullman, a long sought resident, was shot during a desperate attempt to escape at his brother James Pullman’s home. He lies in DuBois hospital listed as dangerous but improving. police hold three warrants for felonies and connect him to two more cases. Separately, work begins on Route 505 and 68 highway projects in Pennsylvania to relieve traffic and shorten Kane to Pittsburgh travel, with contracts awarded to J. Foley Company of Pittsburgh and Baldwin Brothers Company of Cleveland.
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Dubois
Nino Pullanelli
Tony Pullman
James Pullman
DuBois Hospital
Steve LaFaro
Harrisburg
Erie
T. C. Frame
U. S
J. Foley Company
Pittsburgh
Postal Savings Bank as Thrift Driver Faces Slow Growth
The article recalls the postal savings bank plan to teach thrift and amass deposits, noting only 10 percent growth last year raising total to 168 million dollars. Regular banks have captured small savers as immigration wanes and trust in banks rises, leaving the postal plan a modest success at best.
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Sam
Hla
America
Tele
Answers to Yesterday's Questions Preview
The text lists trivia questions and brief answers on topics from whirlpools to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. It includes figures on machine guns and production terms, plus references to the Koran and pine porcelain.
One Civil War Vet Dies in Kane
Kane, June 11. James O. Malone, one of Kane's two Civil War veterans, died at his home 24 Pine Avenue early Tuesday. The aged warrior had been ill for months and his death, while not unexpected, grieved the community. A respected figure at G. A. R. events, Malone's loss is widely mourned.
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Kane
James 0. Malone
Pine Avenue
Tegel
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Flies June 11 1910
Excerpts note factory expansion at J. W. & A. P. Howard Co. plus local items: Ministerial Association address at Presbyterian church by Rev. Thomas Surtees on Miracles. Inez Mecusker to sing at Baccalaureate. Reed and Company sold their racket store to Glenn E. Kimball of Erie. Otis Huffling returns with trained horse Col. Fred. Dr H S Thayer of New Jersey visiting. Mr. and Mrs. R E Wheeler welcome a twelve pound baby boy. Kentucky boasts 1800 miles navigable and 12000 miles fishable streams as the largest such system in the nation.
Daily Lessons In English Imperiously Word Note
W L Gordon notes common misuse and mispronunciation of words. Highlights include avoid weather phrases, proper pronunciation of recognition, and distinguishing diary from diaries. The daily focus introduces the word imperiously defined as arrogantly overbearingly with an example sentence.
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W. L. Gordon
A and B in Partnership Share of Gain Problem
In a partnership with total gain 450 dollars and capitals 400 for A and 500 for B, compute each partner share by ratio of capital. The solution assigns shares proportional to capital contributions 400 and 500.
Famous Lake Cargo Case Nearing Close
Hearings on the lake cargo case begin Monday in Washington with a large Pittsburgh delegation of coal operators and traffic men. The Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce and the Ohio Public Utilities Commission will support the coal men.
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Pittsburgh
New Lake
Washington
Alstract
The
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Public Letgi ‘Commission
Avoid Evil Association Banquets and Impure Company
The text warns to avoid gatherings of the unlearned or the impure and to guard attention so as not to fall into vice. It asserts that even a virtuous person can be defiled by impure company and warns against succumbing to evil influences.
Two Runaway Girls Nabbed in Oil City Area
Two girls seeking to run away from home were stopped by police in Oil City and near Titusville and Mayville New York after trains and local officers were alerted. Ada Warcholik was found aboard a Pittsburgh Buffalo train around 1 pm but proved not to be the runaway. her parents were notified and she returned home.
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City
Oil City
Pittsburgh
Newsie Included Among Graduates at Pitt
Abe R. Moretsky, 35, longtime newspaper seller, graduates from the University of Pittsburgh with a bachelor of science degree. He started selling papers in high school and funded college with a large clientele. He plans to return to work while pursuing law school.
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United Press Pittsburgh
Abe R. Moretsky
University of Pittsburgh Today
Abe
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Otis Huffling
Col. Fred
H. 8. Thayer
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Kentucky
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