Doumergue Elected President of France by National Congress
Versailles June 12 United Press reports Gaston Doumergue elected President of France by the National Congress succeeding Mil Jesind after recent elections. He won support from the Poincare coalition and conservative blocs, with Painlevé praised by some as possible Chamber leader amid leftist opposition and debate.
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Pres Versailles
France
Gaston Doumergue
Senate
National Congress
M. Mil Jesind
Partiee
Deumergue
Poincare Coaltion
Docmergue
Paul ‘Painiere
Chamber of Deputies
Jot Partis
Paul Painlava
Chamber
Avietdy Briand
M. Dowmarie
DuBois Faces Epidemic of Mild Influenza Spread
DuBois has endured an influenza outbreak for two months with 1800 reported cases and several throat related complications. The illness is described as a mild, self limiting flu like illness with no widespread deaths and low alarm among residents.
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Dubois
Murder charges to be brought against Lilly defendants
Ebensburg June 13 The Drehh Attorney will seek murder charges against alleged participants in the Lilly Paw clash. Thirty one men were convicted on unlawful assembly charges by a jury here. Seventeen of the convicted men were identified as Klansmen and Lilly faction members. Judge Rot Pinletter charged the jury criticizing both sides for the sensational confrontation.
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United Press
Ebensburg
Drehh
Lilly
Kan Wary Nespas
Ens
Klan
Rot Pinletter
Tevald the
Lilly Paw
Foxalia
Ager
Stewart Roofing Ad at Mill and Main
When your roof leaks think of Stewart Spouting roofing roof painting M Stewart & Co location at Mill and Main 1st en 115) .
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Stewart
M. Stewart & Co. Cor
Weather and Home Heating Advice Ad for Cost Savings
Fragments discuss lowering heat to seventy, energy efficiency, and economical fuel use. Mentions heating a house or cellar and hints at a no obligation purchase pitch. Contains unclear phrases and potential ad language. No clear events or named entities identified.
Beisonerg Murderer Pardoned by Governor Smith
Albany June 1 Governor Smith commuted the sentences of four prisoners in Chautauqua and nearby counties. Charles Lorbarde, a second degree miler, released after serving several years. Je mer Knowlton, nine years for grand larceny in Cayuga County, reduced to two and a half years. James O Kelley, five years for larceny in Cayuga, reduced to two and a half. William Johnston, 41 years for first degree felony in Kings County, reduced to nineteen years.
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Albany
Smith
Charles Lorbarde
Chautauqua
Depres
Las
Merving Severt
Mer Knowlton
Cayna
James 0. Kelley
Oilenin
Willian Johnton
Sing Sing
King’s County
Notice on Bond Payment and Interest Penalties
Notice states Church Street bond payment due, interest accruing after June 17, and city actions may follow to restore or enforce payment. Includes warnings of steps if not paid.
Dr Thachers Liver and Blood Syrup Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Thachers Liver and Blood Syrup as a cure all for digestive ills and tiredness. It claims natural ingredients support digestion and nerves, with a money back guarantee and availability at Corrys Gates Brothers Drug Store in Unins City.
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Thachér
Thacher
Thomas Downes
Corrys Gates Brothers Drug Store
Unins City
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Dunkirk Smallpox Aid Efforts Reported Dwindling
Smallpox aid and vaccination panels in Dunkirk diminished as the outbreak waned. Health department records show no new cubes, with total health measures fading by April 10.
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Qhle
Unclear draft on disease outbreak and vaccination effort
Fragmentary report references a period of illness with about 100 reported cases and broader undetected cases. Mentions wholesale vaccination of school children and a surge since last November with 3,000 people vaccinated in unspecified context.
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Jan
Community Church Notes and Town Updates
Community Church services for Sunday note Pastor J. J. Bighmey and Children’s Day exercises. The Hero School Board levies 25 mills and $300 per capita tax to fix the school building. repairs planned if state call approves. Local visitors include Clayton Power and Mrs Rankin. An ice crest social and summer plans at Mather Park discussed.
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Columbus
Rey J. J. Bighmey
Anne Bates
TV P. mi
Tervitz
Hero School Board
Hoo
Clayton Power
Kennedy
Rankin
Union City
B.A. West
Albert Curtis
Garland
Blakeslee
Chowthiquai
N.Y
Ives Crest
Mather Park
Chinech
Woman Slayer Kills Self After Standoff in Buffalo Home
Mrs Helen Stachura of DePew, mother of three, refused advances from boarder Michael J Barnack. Barnick cut her throat with a bread knife then hanged himself. Barnack had a wife in Toledo and a sister in Rend- Ling, Pa.
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Buffalo
Helen Stachura
DePew
Michael J. Barnack
Barnick
Barnack
Toledo
Rend- Ling
Powerful Korene Antiseptic Promises Cure for Catarrh
A vintage advertisement touts Korene as the world's most powerful antiseptic for nasal catarrh. It claims to destroy pernicious germs, promises spotless nasal passages, and offers a money back guarantee if symptoms persist after a week. Purchase from Thomas Downey or other progressive druggists for 60 cents with directions to dilute before use.
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Thomas Downey
Hoover Reduces Housework For Modern Homemakers
A vintage ad touts the Hoover as a cure for rug cleaning drudgery. It promises light housekeeping with a modern cleaning device, claiming semi annual upheavals are a thing of the past for Hoover owners.
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