Wool Pool Shipping Set for June 26 at Titusville
The Northwestern Pennsylvania Wool Growers Association formed in Titusville will ship the first wool pool at the Pennsylvania freight station on Monday June 26. Directors include W R Loncott Tryonville BH Porter Cambridge Springs Jacob Himbaugh Centerville H T Miles Fred Wales Row Range and members span Erie Crawford Warren Venango counties. Bill Connell will attend to inquiries and growers are urged to bring or send wool for spring shipment. Prices: medium wool 52 cents. fine wool 44.1 cents per pound. handling and loading reduce by one cent per pound. Loading begins 8 a m and continues until all are processed.
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Ttusville Herald
Pennsylvanid Wool Growers! Association
Titusville
Pennsylvania
Ssociation
W. R. Loncott
Tryonville
BH Porter
Cambridge Springs
Jaco Himbaugh
Centerville
H.T. Miles
Fred Wales
R. D
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Sparas
Pleasantville
Row
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Crawford
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Bill
Connell
Geclilon
Steamship Jervis Bay Reports Mutiny In Indian Ocean
United Press says the steamship Jervis Bay, missing for sixteen hours after signaling mutiny, regained radio contact with Perth at 9:50 p m. from the Indian Ocean near the Cocos Island station. The report notes the vessel's attempt to reach help and establish communication.
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United Press
London
Une
Jervis Bay
Perth
Australa
Indian Ocean
Cocos Island
Stalion
Jervis
Another Trial for Mine Wage Scale in Pennsylvanian Colliery
Employees at the Number Six colliery of the Pennsylvania Coal Co in Pittston Pa agreed to another 20 day trial of the new wage scale after the first 30 day period ended yesterday. The strike threat to stamp out the unrest continues in the anthracite field.
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Unueacres
Pittston
Penney Vania Coal Co
Wigescale
Heavy June Showers Boost Local Crops In Report
A Wayne township farmer says June rains and warm spells have advanced corn, beans and potatoes with a bumper yield outlook. Potatoes benefit most from early favorable conditions while fruit yields look decent though spotty, and overall land has recovered after a cold spring.
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Wayne Township
Journal
Lost in fog flier lands in wheat field
Lieutenant J. H. Stewart of the U S Army Air Forces flying a Martin bomber from Washington to Middletown was forced down in heavy fog near Halifax Pennsylvania. He landed in a wheat field and will take off later to return to Middletown after cutting a portion of the crop to allow the big plane to leave the field.
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United Press
Halifax
J. H. Stewart
U.S. A
Martin
Washington
United States Army
Middletown
Stewart
Slayer of Surgeon Must Die for Crime
Joseph Kamenisky Jr of Scranton must die in the electric chair for murdering Dr. Gerald Kelley the surgeon who amputated a minor's leg. The state pardons board heard his plea to commute the death sentence to life imprisonment, but hours later rejected the move.
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Harrisburg
Joseph Kaimenisky, Jr
Scranton
Gerald Kelley
Kanenisky
Kamenisky
Warren Population Near Twenty Thousand in 1923 Directory
Warren records show Greater Warren at 19 980 residents per KR L Polka & Company 1923 Warren Directory distributed in advance. The edition, the largest yet, includes Hear Lake Borough Clarendon Irvine Worth Warren Russell Shefferd Sugar Grove Youngsville and rural routes across Warren County townships.
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KR. L. Polka& Company
Hear Lake Borough
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Russell
Shefferd
Sugar Grove
Youngsville
Grand Valley
Warren County
Culbertson Named Ambassador to Chile
The appointment of William S. Culbertson of Emporia Kansas as ambassador to Chile was formally announced by Secretary of State Kellogg. Culbertson resigns as minister to Roumania where he has served since 1935 and a successor at Bucharest will be named in a few days.
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Emporia
Kansas
Chile
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Kellogg
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Erie Burglar Is Captured Near Anchor Line Docks
Sam Robinson, 23, of 956 West 12th street, was caught by Pennsylvania railroad police at the Anchor Line docks while allegedly robbing a store. He broke a window to enter, fled with three watches and two boxes of Niagara, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and larceny, and was held in jail in default of $1,000 bail awaiting court action.
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Anchor Line
Holland Street
Sam Robinson
West 12Th Street
Robinson
Hatrance
Eugene Alberstadt
Badly Burned Saving Auto in Erie Garage Fire
In Erie on June 21 Eugene Kunes 19 rushed into a rear garage and dance hall at 2401 Plum street to save a car. He suffered severe burns to his right hand and was hospitalized at St. Vincent's in good condition. Firemen extinguished the fire, cause undetermined, with a loss around 500 dollars. The saved car belonged to Harry Birk.
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Erie
Plum Street
Eugene Kunes
Kunes
St. Vincent's Hospital
Harry Birk
24Th Street
Repairing Service Ad and Estate Administration Notice
Repairing Service advertises a stock of Perfect Circle piston rings and battery service at 107 H Main St with phone 44 W SK 30 15 20. Administrator’s Notice states Peter Madison of Spring Creek Township Warren County Pennsylvania died. Letters of Administration granted to S. M. Wales of Corry. creditors and claimants urged to present claims promptly.
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Main St
Peter Madison
Tate
Spring Creek Township
Warren County
State of Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Pennsylvania
Eaid Estate
M. Wales
Corry
Walter L. Penis
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A garbled OCR fragment presents a collection of stray terms about oil, toys, and measurements with no clear narrative or named subjects. The readable bits offer little to form a coherent report or identify dates organizations or people.
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