New Fire Alarm Installed at Speaks Sunday in Spartansburg
Spartansburg reports the installation of a siren fire alarm at the H L Bowen printing office wired for electricity to be blown from the telephone exchange or office. Testing will occur late afternoon around 5 o clock to ensure function while nearby residents heard it clearly.
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Mavel Echols Bennett
Laurence Shapp
Cleveland
Frank G. Jones
Jamestown
N. Y
Chautauqua
George H. Davis
Cansdohta Lake
J. J. Titus
Corry
P. J. Douher
Mary
Paul and
Tesse
Rele
Bloyd Booker
Warren
Bithday
Harry Brown
Prescott
Arizona
Tune
Jacqueline Jean
Old City
D. W. Kinhey
Ralph W Webb
Edward Bullock
Brocton
Man Refuses Stop. Arraigned After Pursuit
Union City Pa resident Michaels, 3, arrested by State Highway Patrolman Len Doolen after refusing to stop on Union City Road. Doolen signalled to halt. Michaels fled, was overtaken two miles from the scene. Hearing slated later.
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Eein
P Mighaels
City
Len Doolen
Sunny Might
Doolen
Union City
Michaels
Michiels
Charge firm has monopoly on brick in Allegheny County
Pittsburgh June 17. An alleged brick monopoly by Crescent Brick Company is to be examined at a Harrisburg hearing. Five major brick roads in Allegheny County are cited as laid with Crescent bricks over the past three years. The forthcoming hearing will determine the extent of the monopoly claim and any regulatory actions. People and firms named include Crescent Brick Company and local authorities preparing for the state proceeding.
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Columbus
Roger B. Cressey
We Presbyterian Church
Corry
Young People’s Society
Miss Button
Howard Blanchard
Leslie Dodd
Grace Moore
Herbert Trigcuit
Mildred Hobér
Elizabeth Wick- Jive
Lloyeline Sager
Charlotte Phillips
Natalie Dodd
Grange
Pomona Grange
Akeley
Arthur Fill
Elizabeth Wickwire
Amy Chm
Pittsburgh
Crescent Bric Sempany
Allegheny County
Harris
Wattie Cent
Brielt
Canadobia Lake
Titusville
Col
Leonand P. Ayres
Two Brothers Burned in Jamestown Fire Explosion
A gasoline explosion in wash water used to clean clothes in a cellar caused a fire at a two story frame building at 67 Steelersrest in Jamestown. Alexander Van 1) suffered severe facial neck and shoulder burns and is hospitalized with a hope of recovery. Juan Van 27, burned on face neck and right arm, later returned home after treatment. Four fire companies and the hook and ladder truck responded within minutes and the fire was extinguished after about an hour.
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Jamestown
Steelersrest
Alexander van
Jamestown General Hospital
Juan van
Fire Department
Clitter J. Beatty
Country Club Dancing Party Presented at Corry Club
The Corry Country Club hosts the second season dancing party for members this Saturday from 9 to 12. The Canaries will perform the program and a buffet lunch will be served. Milon L Brows is chairman of arrangements for the affair.
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Corry Country Club
Canaries
Milon L
Brows
Erie area notes and events sweep through city
The report covers local happenings from the Erie region including newly elected directors organizing for the coming year, a John Robinson circus pass through the city, a pulmotor placed for emergencies at Camp Mar chesan, census figures for Warren tours, St Edward's High School graduation plans, dynamite reports near French Creek, marriage licenses issued, a banker’s upbeat business outlook, a St. Ed's dance party, and a note about tomato plant theft in the Third ward.
Cannon under bitter attack by Massachusetts solon
United Press dispatch reports Bishop James Cannon faced charges of falsehoods evasion and violations of corrupt practices in a House speech by Representative Holden Tinkham of Mississippi Pinkham claimed Cannon misstated his use of 48300 donated for anti Smith campaign funds in 1928 and suggested potential links to bucketshop gambling The piece notes other anecdotal claims and broad vandalism remarks tied to city gardens and cemeteries as thievery. the tone reflects political controversy and sensational accusation without conclusive proof.
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Bishop Cannon
Tinkham
Ey United Press
Washington
Wera
James Cannon
Howse Ly
George ‘Holden
Tinkivem
Miss. Pinkham
Umbil
Bishop Cannon Faces Sectarian Charges Amid Testimony
The record notes Bishop Cannon and Tinkbang spar over suspicions tied to a fund from F C Jameson. A Pilgrim ancestor Episcopalian asserts church and state should be separate while denouncing Roman Catholic interests as conspiratorial. Morah Drought arrived from Sparthns- Snir for a brief visit.
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F. C. Jameson
New York
Dinancler
Cannon
Tinkbang
Caxpan
Cai
The Furies Opens at Grand Theatre
Lovers of screen drama thrilled by The Furies a talkie mystery picture from Thirst National opens at the Grand Theatre last night with a finely crafted plot and superb cast. A brooding fate underpins the story exerting a potent spell over the audience.
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Grand Theatre
Unclear excerpt sketches court reporting notes
Fragmentary OCR text references Bishop War London committee ch es an affairs and a Pittsburgh Supreme Court mal reporters and Henry J. Was aay with charges and justices. Details are fragmented and no coherent event emerged.
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Pittsburg Supreme Court
Henry J. Wasaay
T H
Davidson
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