First Class Wireless Receiving Station Nears Completion
A portable wireless station is being installed at the residence of R. J. Follette in this city. Robert Desmond, a student of electrical engineering, returns from New York with Marconi gear. By week’s end the system may operate, enabling weather reports from Arlington and press dispatches from Cape Cod’s W C G, plus direct links to Buffalo Cleveland and boats on the Great Lakes.
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R. J. Follette
Robert Desmond
Plecticent Engineering
Hay
Moston
New York
Marconi
Mfr
Desmond
Nebting Company
Hine
Holter-Cabot
Nak
Denimond
Arlington
Marcon
W.C.G
Southwell Fleet
Cape Cod
Corry
Outtle
Buffle
Cleveland
Mia
Great Lakes
Mrs Beavis Breaks Arm in Home Accident
Mrs Jin Benyis fell last evening on a short stairway at her home and sustained a severe fracture of the right arm between the elbow and wrist. Dr G C Waggoner and Dr G A Histon attended. The fractured bone was set. Mrs Deav ie Jao had a few other minor injuries not considered serious.
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Jin Benyis
Wustein
G. Co Waggoner
G. A. Histon
Deavie Jao
Corry City Breathe Tight Company Completes Poles for New Lighting
The Corry City Breathe Tight Company sets six additional poles for the new lighting system amid soil delays delaying lamp installation. Twenty five Westinghouse Metalligare lamps ordered by R. R. Rogers Co were to arrive by June 20. North side will receive eleven poles and fourteen on the South side with additional mains and lines to be installed once the equipment arrives.
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Corry City
Westinghouse Company
West Main
Hghting
Conference Committees Fail to Agree on Workers' Comp Act
Harrisburg June 18 United Press report: Senate and House conference committees failed again to reach accord on changes to the Workmen's Compensation Act. A Monday reconvening is planned. The Senate insists on keeping an employer option clause, a point labor leaders oppose. The Child Labor bill was amended to exempt hospital nurseries, hotel staff, and telephone operators, while a night-work amendment for glass factory workers was defeated and an age reduction proposal for night messengers from 40 to 18 was rejected.
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United Press
Harrisbire
Senate
House
Cole
N E Boys Prepare for Summer Camp Adventure
Four youth from the TN E club left at dawn in a total car for Chautauqua Lake to arrange housing for their annual vacation camp. Last year the thirteen members stayed at Lakeview and this year seek Greenhurst for one or two weeks from late July into August. The quartet traveling by auto were Wallace Young, Glenn Pavison, Harold Pixt Lemon, and Clyde Dinamore.
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Hust
Thes TN
Alud
Chautanghs Lake
Young Ton
Lakeview
Chautauqua
Greenhurst
Qiartetta
Wallace Young
Glenn Pavison
Marold Pixtlemon
Clyde Dinamore
Hay Ing
City Baseball League Reaches Plan After Meeting
A satisfactory city baseball league meeting last night resolved disputes among four teams. The schedule lays out today with Kurtz vs High School and Raymonds vs Municipal Civs, and Saturday features Kurtz vs Raymonds and H. J. team vs Club Nine, with 3 30 start times for the latter two games.
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City Baseball League
Gatle Factory
Kurts
Raymonds
Municipal Clvs
Kurtz Wil
H. 3
Camp Incident At Erie R R Depot Leads To Police Court
Yesterday afternoon an Erie R R employee, a colored man, camped at the freight house awaiting a missing pay voucher. Police were called as he returned at closing. Around seven or eight others, all intoxicated, were picked up and jailed. Mayor Alexander dealt fines totaling about eight dollars. several remained in custody. Notable detainee was Pier Je Thomas, a known county figure.
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Gottre
Erie R. H
Concord
Aslock
Alexander
Pier Je
Thomas
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