Shooting Follows Quarelin Store Incident in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh June 13 Steve Pilkosky 23 was shot during an argument with confectionery store proprietor Joseph Marette 40 and two companions held on suspicious person charges Pilkosky remained in serious condition at West Penn Hospital with the bullet in his back Police said the quarrel began when the proprietor resented remarks about his wife.
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Unete Poe
Pittsburgh
Steve Pilkosky
West Penn Hospital
Joseph Marette
Filkusky
Former Corry Woman Dies at Hornell in New York
Mrs B J Sweeney, formerly of Corry, died Sunday morning at 10 35 in her Hornell New York home. She was 42, daughter of Mr and Mrs J Hickey of West Congress Street Corry, survived by her husband three children two sisters Mrs Mary Bensink of Corry and Mrs J E Karen of Youngstown Ohio and one brother James Hickey of Corry. Funeral services will be held Wednesday in Hornell.
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B. J. Sweeney
Hornell
N. Y
J. Hickey
West Congréss
Corry
Sweeney
Mary Bensink
J. E Karen
Youngstown
James Hickey
N, Y
Britain Eyes Chile Situation and Demands Compensations
London July 18 Britain will seek full compensation if British property is confiscated by Chile's new Socialist regime the House of Commons announced Capt Anthony Eden said Britain has not established official relations with the new government His Majesty's chargé d affaires has been instructed to convey a serious stance and support for compensation to affected British interests.
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United Press
London
Britain
Chile
House of Commons
Anthony Eden
Arthur Samuel
Glen
Hurley says he will not seek vice presidency
Secretary of War Hurley denied rumors he would run for vice president after a conference with President Hoover. He stated he is not a candidate and will not be. He referenced his friendship with Charlie Curtin in dismissing the speculation.
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United Frese
Washington
Hurley
Charlie Curtin
Hoover
Social Roundup of Warren Residents Departures and Visits
Warren hosts a wide array of visitors and travels as locals and guests mingle across nearby cities. G A Wallace of Warren visits friends in the city while J L Spiesman and daughter Miss Margaret Spiesman motor to St Marys Maryland for a short stay with Miss Mary Spiesman returning soon to teach at St Marys. Harold Shannon W Ed Marsh and Robert Nichols head to York Pennsylvania for the Grand Lodge meeting of the IOOF as delegates from Jonathan Lodge. Dr G H Bennett returns from Philadelphia with daughter Dr Colletta Bennett spending weeks nearby. Mrs Clara Rosenzweig and Mrs M Windom of Cleveland leave after visiting Frank Keleher. Numerous others, including Misses Metteroff McCray Sullivan Holden Sullivan Lanston Lewis Baxter, travel to Findley Lake for a week at Whittlesey cottage.
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G. A. Wallace
Warren
J. L. Spiesman
Margaret Spiesman
St. Marys
Mary
Spiesman
York
Grand‘ Lodge
Shannon
Jonathan Lodge
G. H. Bennett
Philadelphia
Colletta Bennett
East Smith Street
Clara Rosenzweig
M. Windom
Cleveland
Frank Keleher
First Avenue
Motor
Alice Metteroff
Adele McCray
Marion Sullivan
Florence Holden
Ruth Stanford
Virginia Sullivan
Ruth
Elizabeth Lanston
Helene Lewis
Frances Baxter
Ethel McCray
Whittlesey
Findley Lake
F. P. Lite
Jamestown
W. R. Rhodes
Oil City
Albert McLean
City
B. ¥. Starr
Maple Avenue
Guy Abbey
Smethport
Robert Wilcox
Dennison University
Granville
Frank Wilcox
East Main Street
Olin Simmons
G. M. Simmons
Spring Street
Roy
Sharon
G. B. Kysar
Jay Avery
New York City
Ralph Taylor
Chicago
Mary Lynch
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
William Bioss
Pymatuning Dam
Norman Fuller
Stanley Morrison
Chamberlain
Erie
George MacDonald
South Center Street
Iola Long
East Wayne Street
Harry F. Douglas
Clifton Webber
Kane
Harry Kromas
Charles Kromas
Nugent Rex
L. Fetterolf
Kathryn Powers
North Haat
W. Carnicke
A.C. Reed
Grand Lodge of
Rebekahs
Odd Pollows
A. O. Rood
Helen O'beary
Spriansbore
G. W. Cox
Hi B. Cox
McKeesport
Briestial
Mary Hull
Osoere
Margaret Connell
Spartansburg
Jane Mulhelm
Dorothy Cromour
Gallitain
Philp Ragan
Detroit
Barron Trang
Hunter's Lodge
Batty Durntwoor
Rochester
N.Y
Mary Galleilj
Buffalo General School of Nursing
Eversing
Willard Brockman
Plainfield
N. 1
H. A. Brockman
Raymond Barnes
Oale
Joseph Sullivan
Lyle
Blair Barnes
Leona Boland
St. Louis
Charlotte Boehm
Audry Mason
East Washington Street
M. C. Madison
J. H. Wright
George Schram
Bolivar
Gilbert Wenzel
Janet
Dickie
Russell Merritt
W. Church Street
Geleton
Wenzel
Coal miner dies of starvation near Broughton
Pittsburgh reporter notes Michael Hussie a 60 year old former coal miner found in a shack made from a packing box. Coroner reports death by starvation after Hussie had been missing for several days. He resided in an unemployed colony near Broughton, Pennsylvania.
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Annewers
Pittsburgh
Michael Hussie
Hussie
Broughton
Legal Maritime Limit Clarified for Territorial Waters
A historical note explains the maritime boundary within a nation’s coastal and territorial waters. It defines limits from the point where inland water becomes sea, not from coast indentations, emphasizing admiralty jurisdiction remains national.
Missionary Rescued After Lion Attack Incident
A missionary story describes a lion attack in which the victim endured a brutal mauling until he managed to shove his hand into the lion’s mouth. The animal chewed, then released him, leaving the missionary injured but alive.
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Missiony
Stocks Show Little Change in Dull Market Trade
New York June 1 stocks drifted in a narrow 124 point range amid dull activity with few movers. Auburn Automobile offered some brightness as the market touched a high near 74 and a low around 64 4, closing near 70 late in the session. Major issues included American Can American Locomotive American Smelting American Telephone and Telegraph Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Cal Gas and Continental Can among others.
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New York
Auburn
Ite
New York Stock Exchange
American Can
American’ Smelter
T&t
Anaconda
Atlantic
BEO
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
K &O
Chrysler
Cal Gas
Continental Can
Curtiss Wright Erle
Showery weather forecast for 66 O P convention
The forecast predicts showery conditions for the 66 O P convention with mild mornings and comfortable afternoons. Winds will be gentle and easterly. Delegates are expected to labor in comfort as the opening approaches.
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O. P
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