Emienton Delegates At Chicago Republican Convention
Emimenton is well represented at the Republican National Convention in Chicago with Harry J. Crawford, president of the Oil City National Bank and Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation, and James Francis Burke, a former resident and Republican National Committee member, speaking on the 18th amendment and platform. Also notes on local events include hunting tract introductions, a shooting accident, Emmanuel Guild carnival, parachute demonstration in Warren, and Me adville church union services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emienton
Chicago
Harry J. Crawcford
Oil City National Bank
Quaker State Oil Refinding Corporation
Emilenton
James Francis Burke
Republican Nationa Committee
Burke
Pittsburgh
City and Vicinity Local Ads and Notables
Column of small items from Meadville area: grocery prices at Nation-Wide Service and other stores, a birthday dinner for Mrs. Tack Bell of Denver Col., a purse gift, and a note on quart berry baskets. Church events include Children’s Day at Spencer Church and McCray Church, with picnics and dances listed. Nearby notices cover a fall from a camp roof, a fatality in Renovo, a hospital gunshot injury, and a variety of sales, sports, and social items with names, places, and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Will J. Wilcox
Tack Bell
Denver
Cole
Guy Gordon
West Park Place
Sennat
Inquire Journal
Kelly's
Anthony P. Dims
Parke Theatre
Meadville
William C. Smith
Jim
Oi City
Tiatenthaatre
Root
Pythian Sisters
Kenmel Lindsey
Renovo
Renovo Hospital
Mill Run
Charlotte
Harey Johnson
South Renova
Chicago
Episcopal Church
Watson Bacon
Lewistown
Kaul Memorial Hospital
St. Marys
W. H. Bush
Emporium
J. D. Murray
Washington
Waterford
Corry
J. D. Murray's
Mor D Phan Clu
Kafferlin's Grove
Spring Creek
Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants For Sale in Waterford Penna
Danish Copenhagen Market offers Golden Acre cabbage plants and Snow Ball cauliflower plants at reasonable prices. W. W. Lee of Waterford, Pennsylvania advertises these plants for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
W. W. Lee
Waterford
Penna
Tei
Aspirant to Capone reign shot riddled
Chicago June 17 United Press reports gangster George Red Barker aimed to seize Capone’s underworld throne but was killed by machine gun fire. The weapon was set across the street from a hotel Barker frequented and fired for about two weeks. Doctors removed 36 bullets. Barker’s death ends a rare big‑shot mob slaying in months and police note Barker sought leadership vacated by Capone. Police found one witness amid believed guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
George
Red) Barker
al Capone
Barker
Bolk
Bakker
Capone
Acquittal in Pittsburgh racketeer case shocks city
Hymie Martin known as Pittsburgh Hymie is freed in Cleveland after a second trial where he is acquitted of murder charges linked to the death of former Councilman William Potter on the eve of a land fraud probe. Police sought him for a 1928 Gas City bank robbery as authorities continued inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark O'Leary
Lancaster
Batnter
Brie Jal
Bia
John Dingfelder
Moonlight Entertainers
Harrisburg
Highway Department
Mayer Brothers Construction Company
Erie
U. S
Meadville
Cleveland
Bymen
Pittsburgh
Hymie” Martin
Niison
King
Wiliam B. Potter
Martin
Potter
Marion
Thi
Gas City
Ind
G O P Delegates Move Homeward After Prohibition Debate
Delegates at the convention voiced dissatisfaction with the administration plank on prohibition and resubmission. The race featured calls for Curtis as running mate and hints Charles Dawes might have opposed him. Everett Sanders was elected national chairman, with Postmaster General Walter Brown seen as real campaign director, guiding strategy from behind the scenes. Trains to Williamsport were discontinued by Reading Company, and Terry Watteld, a 7 year old retired tanker and local real estate dealer, was found dead in a garage at Longwood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sionmeilion
Henry W. Peabody
Massachusetts
Women's, National Committee For Law? Enforcement
Weets
Congress
Inca
Washington
Gurlis Ag
Pennsylvania
Curtis
Charles G. Dawes
Hoover
Everett
Sanders
Fess
Mrms
Walter Brown
Ohio
Cumberland
Terry Watteld
Tate
Longwood Park
Braddock Mountain
Frog Growth and Skin Shedding Mystery
A fragment describes frogs absorbing through the skin and not drinking, noting that as a frog ages its skin splits, it sheds, and the animal swallows. The text hints at a curious, partly garbled natural history idea about how frogs manage fluids and growth.
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Corry Or
Lake View
Seston
Weideman
NEW Potatoes
Texas
Bisquick
Foodtown Wheat
Japan
California
Val
Loz
Veal
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Al-Way Electric Co
Hanger Meadow
Jane
John E. Dubois
Sonal
DuBois
Enid
Chester Adams
Rocky Grove
Franklin Hospital
Harold Carson
Rocky Gove
Emmanuel Guild
Lea
Warren
Dick Cooper
Jimmper
Herrisburg
John Baker
Roy Simes
Cooper
Jake
Hiderkin Farm
The
French Creek Baptist Association
Cambell
A. H. Homer & Co
West Main Street
First Baptist Church
F. Hall
Wattsburg
Mead Avenue Bridge
Studebaker
Harry Mecht
Ben Kashinsky
Steven Damico
Sam Grippo
Matt Hess
Hess
Riceville
Hunter Pope
Richmond Hospital
Richmond
Pope
Annie Laurie
Corry Country Club
Open
Mrs
E. R. Keister
Hymie Martin TS
East Street
Philadelphia
She Reading Company
Williamsport
Shamokin
Reading Company
Lincoln
Lincoln Market
Truth Tellers Club
Pet Poumel
Orie
Veal Chors
Wisconsin
Ber
Tomorro
Myst
Elissa Lai Henry Kin
G Ralph Neil
Myri Gilber
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