Personal mentions and visitors fill Jamestown notes
A flood of social updates from Jamestown greetings and arrivals. Mrs Jewell visits Pittsburgh returns home while Mr and Mrs John Downey and son James of Elmore arrive by motor for a two week stay with relatives. Various visitors from East Branch Warren Philadelphia Niagara Falls and Spartansburg are noted with local families.
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Hi Jewell
Pittsburgh
John Downey
James
Elmore
Ray Perkins
M. E. May
East Branch
Mise Daly Hoy
Col
Jamestown
John Pitt
Delaware Street
Milton R. Shreve
City
Kia
Erie
Washington D
Elvio Witeig
Temple University
Philadelphia
Uibde
C. F. Bennett
H. A. O'Hare
Greensburg
Seton Hil College
Margaret
Miss O'Hare
W. H. Ditty
United Commerciaal Travelers Corvention
CS. Pishor
Spartansburg
Macray
Cleveland
Ohilo
Jé Hawbeth Martin
Rochester
N. Y
Mechanics Institute
J. H. Martin
Fyr
Dly
Aijton
Spaulding
O O 'Hare
St. Mary's City
He A. O'Hare
Jean Osborne
Tionesta
Mildred Arstrom
Paul Hurlbuttert
Carrie Dutton
John Flanigan
Finnley Lake
Flanigan
David
Helen Bucens
Gwendoyn Paine
Northast
Detroit
Mich
Paine
Chris. Shuss
North East
Mrr
HG. Smith
Westford
Star Police
Penny Vani
Olio
Simith
Corry
Mig
Margaret Gannon
Worting
Perry Gannon
Dumm
Brie
Hazel Seddon
Thomas Jensen
Hy i
Wand
Chicago
Harold Wood
Fisher Announces More Appointments in Harrisburg
Governor Asher announced the appointment of several trustees to state boards. Jacob Billikopf of Philadelphia was named a member of the State Welfare Commission, and Henrietta M. Willard of State College was appointed to the Board of the State Industrial Home for Women. Other appointees included Samuel S. Lewis of York, Harriet Arnold of Ardmore, CO Tayntor, and Marshall Phipp of Franklin to the Pennsylvania Soldiers and Sailors' Home and related boards.
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United Free Harrisburg
Vile Institution
Asher
Jacob Billikopf
Philadelphia
State Welfare Commission
Henrietta M. Willard
State College
Bute
Tayntor
Marshall Phipp
Franklin
Hea
Pennsylvania Soldiers and Sailors’ Home
Ete
Wage Reductions Hit West Virginia Coal Fields
United Press dispatch reports Coal Mining Co plan to cut wages in West Virginia coal fields as civil market depression drives the action. The company will trim wages by three dollars and some cents per ton for Joyders, affecting forty workers, with the change effective May.
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United Press Bayard
Themmons Coal Mining Co
Itis Delphics
Mijes
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
Mrs Be Rycranos of 21 Chautauqua Street in Pittsburg Pennsylvania endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound describing it as a vital medicine for women. She claims taking eight hotties and similar tablets improved health and appetite and invites letters for more information about the product.
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Pittsburgh
Pankham
Lydia
Pinkham
Be Rycranos
Chiutauqua St
S. Pittsburg
Warden of Cook Co Prison Dies By Own Action
Chicago dispatch reports Warden Bawa J. Rofarty of Cook County Jail died by his own hand in South Bend Indiana while recuperating from a nervous breakdown. The incident followed disruptive reports and a plan to relocate him as head of the new Cook County Jail.
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Chicago
Shine
Bawa J. Rofarty
South Bend
Ind
Mexican church controversy conference in Mexico City
Leaders from Mexico including Leopoldo Flores Helene and Bishop Pascual Diii met with President Emilio Bories GI Ab to seek peace in the religious air amid tensions. The gathering aimed to reach the Acuerdo de Guatemala style accord while other officials considered the stakes and possible outcomes.
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Mexico
Leopoldo Ruthe Flores
Helene
Pascual Diii
Mexico City
Airi
Emilio Bories
Hell
Swife Acuerdon
Casey
Death Claims Mrs. W. Fever in Quiet Home Loss
Mrs. W. Fever died at her home this afternoon at 2 30. The notice notes a long illness and states a funeral arrangement will be announced later. The brief obituary gives limited details and lacks precise dates or locations due to damaged text.
Seek Place for Women in Church Reform
United Press reports Mrs Elia Boole head of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union spoke at the Institute of Religion in Borill Falls arguing that women can pursue any profession including dentistry medicine or law if elected. She urged the church to support interdenominational cooperation and condemned excluding women from church work.
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Morris DE Haven Tracy
United Press
Bvorill Falls
Elia Boole
Womens Christian ‘Temperance Union
Mie
Boole
Phyalelam
Uiv
Wien
Crash Leaves One Dead and Three Injured in Newport
A late night automobile crash near Newport, Oregon killed 72 year old W. Teouth and injured three others including 62 year old Mrs Anna Louth, 25 year old Miss Rain, and 23 year old Fred Carper. Authorities say the accident occurred shortly after 9 PM as responders tended the scene.
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Astier
Ore
Anand Ga
Lette
Olay
W. Teouth
Newport
Anna Louth
Missders Rain
Carper
Close of Market Report From Oil City and Nearby Stocks
A fragmented market snapshot lists many oil related and industrial stocks with scattered figures. Names such as Anaconda, General Motors, Continental Motors, Studebaker, Willys Overland, Atlantic Refining, and others appear with implied price notes and market activity across multiple listings. The text reflects a 20th century brokerage page style with multiple company references and abbreviated notes.
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Logan & Bryan
Oil City
Soppers Aimerica Smettera
Esas Ee
Kenmedott
Hinternational
Iekel Ath
Motors Chrysien 422
General Motors i . Toy
Continental Motors
Higa Ttly
Bilpmigblte
Ney Esos Ny Sane Bpackard
Studebukey
Willys Overlund
Hye
Adlantic Refining
Marland
BAWOS
Aia
Middle States
Calir
Ghicago
Glee Chica
Northwestern Briera
Missouh
New York
Classified Ad Fragments Show Diverse Industrials and Firms
Scrambled OCR text lists numerous company names and entities across sectors including Bethlehem Steel United States Steel General Electric Westinghouse and Continental Oil. Mentions of rail and gas lines, steel producers, an aviation service, and regional references hint at a broad classifieds page with ads for industries, utilities, and manufacturers.
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Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel
S Steelnes
American
American Woolen Armour
Cuban Gane Siete Continental Cn Goodrich Kubier
Leatheadic
Jeaner Columbine Gite
Ricci Westinghouie Curtis
Vive Carol
Leyesco
Wright
Agen
General Wectrie
Pittepurgh Curb
Hunvoie Ols
Intiana Salt Creek
Bouth Pern Ll
Prices tumble on Chicago wheat exchange after relief bill
June 12 trading opened with wheat prices dropping about 11 cents in early minutes as relief legislation failed to pass. Market observers noted swift selling by traders amid broad doubts over rapid passage of farm aid. Opening bids showed July wheat down from the prior close with September and December futures also lower.
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United Press
Liverpool
Filibustering Expedition Narrated From Curacao Harbor
Captain A. G. Morris of the America Steamer Maracaibo recounts a daring Curacao filibuster. He describes a nighttime capture at Willemstad, the governor and military commandant seized aboard, a well-planned coup executed, and his forced transfer of raiders to Venezuela.
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United Press
Uaragas
Veneueht
Capuin
A. G. Morris
Maracaibo
Morris
Willemstad
Curacao
Venezuela
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