Descriptive Classifieds Include Furnished Flats and Property Sale
Fragments describe furnished rooms rent and flats for sale in Patterson Bilt area. Mentions include 318 West R belt, 6 229M, Turnished ed rama, and a 78 brick nouss. Also notes sale of 83 acres drainage east south beauty and a home with Whitaker. Executor notices and legal references appear mixed in.
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Min
Bath
Ed Rama
Nouss Patterson Bilt
Home
Amp
Whitaker
Sebel
Sony
Duly
Heavy Cloudburst Floods Swath Southwest City
A miniature cloudburst drenched the area with torrential rain and strong lightning. Cellars flooded and roads washed out north of the city. the Roosevelt highway and nearby rails faced high water with train service slowed but not halted. No major injuries reported as residents assess damage after several minutes of downpour.
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Mare Cronk Road
Smith Farm Fu Ward
Win Fond
Dandel
Te Buffalo and
Allegheny Division
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Child's Switch
Here
Clymr
Corry
Roosevelt Highway
Fdr
Severs
Warner's Gor
Heph
Renova
Pinnaylvenia
Horny Siding
Parliament Adjourns After Belgrade Clash Kills Two Deputies
Belgrade parliamentary session adjourned following a violent clash between government and opposition deputies. Two legislators, Paul Raditch and Djura Bussaricek, were killed and four more wounded, including Ivan Pes in dangerous condition. Opposition leader Stefan Raditch and others were injured. the incident began when deputy Put wh Ratchich drew a weapon and attacked from the benches. Separately in Johnstown, Cad Read, former Washington Jefferson College football captain, Recovering from appendectomy.
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Belgrade
United Press
Vienna
Skupaditina
Yestertiny
Opporion
Ivan Pes
Paul Raditch
Djura Bussaricek
Stefan Raditch
Pernar
Grandawid Jelusiteh
Btefon Raditch
Ratchich
Mmichuster
Work Named National Chairman for Hoover-Curtis Campaign
Secretary of Interior Hubert Work of Pueblo Colorado was named chairman of the new Republican national committee to direct the Hoover Curtis campaign. William H Butler of Massachusetts was named national treasurer with James Franklin Burke as general counsel. Ralph B Willits of Oregon Mrs A T Hert of Kentucky and Daniel S Pomeroy of New Jersey named vice chairmen. Representative Franklin Fort of New Jersey named secretary. Dr Work a physician in hourly service aged 66 and a former postmaster general and interior secretary, was a leading figure for Hoover.
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Joseph 5. Wasney
United Press
Washington
Interiow
Hubert Work
Pueblo
Coto
New Republican National Committee
Work
Hoover-Curtis
Wm. H. Butler
Massachusetts
Nutt
Cleveland Prost Company
James Franklin Burke
Republican Committee
Ralph B. Willits
Oregon
A. T. Hert
Kentucky
Daniel 5. Pomeroy
New Jersey
Franklin Fort
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Wil Haya
Albert B. Fall
Greeley
Colo
Hing
Colorado State Medical Society
American Medical Association
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Kansas City
Reorganizing Concord Cemetery Association Moves Ahead
About thirty Concord township residents met at McCray Church to revive the Concord Center Cemetery Association and set a permanent framework. Attorney Blaine Kincaid discussed the charter and planned procedures while C Li Alexander explained Pine Grove Cemetery operations. Three trustees Arthur McCray Lynn McCray and Mrs B J Crowell were named to draft by laws and organize a permanent endowment fund for perpetual care with over 500 dollars pledged.
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Concord Township
McCray Shurch
Concord Center Cemetery Association
B. J. Crowell
Cora McCray
Blaine Kincaid
Associaiens
Kincaid
C. Li. Alexander
Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Arthur McCray
Lynn McCray
D. R. Blakeslee
Alexander
Shia City
Concord Cemetery Association
Earhart and Companions Tour London in Plain Attire
Amelia Earhart Wilmer Stultz and Lou Gordon toured London incognito after their trans Atlantic feat. They shopped at Selfridges and Bond Street, wore borrowed dresses, and mingled with crowds while visiting Mrs. Frederick B. Guest's home for luncheon and dinner engagements.
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London
Kendall Foss
United Press
Atlantic Ocean
Lon Wed
Atlantic
Amelia Ear
Gordon
Hyde Park
Selfridge’s
Bondco
Miss Earhart
Mre
Frederick B
Stultz
Two Drownings Reported in Crawford County
Two drowning incidents occurred in Crawford County yesterday at Conneaut Lake and French Creek. William Lane, 20, of Syracuse N Y, drowned at Conneaut Lake after cramps struck while returning from a boat trip. his body was recovered after about thirty minutes. Howard Orr, 46, of New Richmond, disappeared in French Creek near Miller's Station while swimming with companions. the body was recovered after lengthy resuscitation efforts. Authorities seek relatives of Lane and indicate Orr is survived by his parents and a tutor.
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Craggoord County
Conneaut Lake
French Creek
William Lane
Syracuse
Lann
Jona
Howard Orr
Guyer
New Richmond
Young Orr
Miller's
Manchurian Warlord Chang Tso Lin Dies From Injuries
Chang Tso Lin, once a powerful Manchurian warlord and de facto ruler, died from injuries after a May bombing of his special train near Mukden. He had directed forces from Manchuria and rose to prominence amid national turmoil in China.
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United Press
Mukden
China
Chang So Lin
Orth China
Peking
Chang Tso Lin
Maulden
Tokio
Maighirtan
Chang
Lin
Manchuria
Bailie Defends Expose of D A R Blacklist
Boston social leader Helen Tufts Bailie defended her disclosure of a D A R blacklist of prominent Liberals as a free speech issue. She testified at a trial before the national D A R board and threatened an appeal if punitive action were taken.
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United Press
Washington
Helen Tufts Bailie
Boston Today
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lst
National Board of Te D. A. R
George Thatcher Guerngey
Mrs Wilson to be honored guest at Democratic convention
Houston prepares to welcome the widow of the war president as a celebrated guest for the Democratic convention. Mrs Woodrow Wilson will arrive Saturday and attend numerous functions and sessions as the party gathers in the city.
Mack Statement Elevates Prohibition Debate In 1930s
Norman Mack a New York national committeeman says Governor Alfred Smith is opposed to Prohibition but favors states rights. Mack stresses his remarks reflect personal views and that no one speaks for Smith. Democratic forces react with cautious distance as supporters weigh the dry issue ahead of conventions.
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Carl D. Groat
United Press
Houston
Pex
Norman Mack
New York
Alfred . Smith
Mack
Glaseo Smith
Smith
Govarnor Smith
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Winds
New Yorke
Canada
Guv. Smith
Emily Newell Blair
Democratia National Committee
The
Hoover
Ida
Goverop Smith
Repairs on the railroad bed near the pier station
A large force of men works near the passenger station replacing rails and improving the road bed as part of a broad program extending from the city toward Lakewood this year. The track is being ballasted and upgraded to speed freight and passenger service.
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Wre
Peasenger
Lakewood
Alr
Weather Clears After Southwest Storms Hit Plains
The Southwest ends a week of tornadoes floods and hail storms as clearing skies and heat set in. Oklahoma and Kansas endure wide destruction with at least eleven deaths and thousands homeless. Red Cross reports over 2000 people homeless across four Oklahoma counties.
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United Press
Kansas
Civy
Dumage
Oklahomi
Geveral
Missouri
Lake Tanecomoear Hallistar
Garden City
Kus
Red Cross
Oklahomia
Texas
Olddahomia
Coffeyville
Kas
Verdigris
Southwest
Child Killed in Union City Car Accident
Dolly Balatine, 4, of Titusville, was struck and killed by a car driven by Burnett Sherwood in Union City on West Spring Street. The coroner convened a jury, and witnesses described the child darting into the path of the vehicle. the verdict labeled it an unavoidable accident.
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Dolly Balatine
Titusville
Burnett Sherwood
Union City
Lewis Balstine
Spring Street
West Spring Street
Titusville City
Wes
Depuy
Jones
Sherwood
Early rescue of Gen. Nobile now expected
North Sea rescue effort concentrates on Gen Umberto Nobile found with Italia crew. Roald Amundsen believed lost after air search from Tromsø. Maddalena to lead recon and awaits arrival of Krassin at Foyn Island to aid evacuation. Natale Capuotto to be rescued by seaplane if needed.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Umberto Nobile
Roald Amundsen
Nobile
Amundsén
Maddafens
Amundsen Tella
Maddalena
Eouth
North East Land
Amundéon
Peni
Lie Siedish
Maddaleria
Amundsen
Tromsoy
Norway
Guilberd
Dietrichson
King's Bay
Bear Island
King’s Bay
Tromsoe
Amunieen
Itilis
Krassin
Foyn Island
Mobile
Natale Capjout
Citta
Milano
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Birgein
Oda
Rob- Spitt
Plano
Vehold
Ongrens
St. Ate
St. Oinit
St. Art Na
Inez Me
Arctic
Johnstown
Cad Read
Washington-Jefferson College
O.P. National
Concord
Township
McCray Church
Crawford County
North China
Moring
Boston
National Board
Hinton
W-Va
John
Bradberry
J. Lilly
Lilly
Summers County
R.R
Wichita
Kaks
A. Ayres
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