Paragram News Briefs From Four Towns And Beyond
A collage of notes covers city and county happenings. Highlights include a motorized circus planned for July Fourth with afternoon and evening shows, Warren County officials' Sunday work in Spring Creek, and local fire company members decorating city cemeteries. Also noted are road openings on East Columbus avenue, a city tax penalty start date, notable vase displays, fishing reports from Findley Lake, and a Dublin Catholic Congress presence. Additional items mention a burglary suspect in Erie, a Meadvilld hospital transfer after an Jamestown crash, a celebrated flower plot on Mott Street, and a revenue bill clarifying electricity tax exemptions for newspapers. The Erie burglary tie and tax changes tie to local officials Frank Westley and Bart Richards, while Fourth of July safety guidance from Dr. Theodore B. Appel cautions against fireworks injuries.
Pennsylvania Delegation Backs Roosevelts For National Rules
United Press reports Pennsylvania's 14 to 28 vote to abandon the two thirds rule at the Democratic national convention. Curtis Gregg, Greensburg, wins a seat on the national rules committee over George F. Whitmer, Clarion, with Gregg a Roosevelt backer. Bard, Lancaster, wins the platform committee. The delegation opposes federal enforcement funding and endorses repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment with Wolston law modification. Mrs. Nicholas Roosevelt declines nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Curtis Gregg
Greensburg
National Rules Committee
George F. Whitmer
Clarion
Franklin JD. Roosevelt
Gregs
Roosevelt
Guy H. Bard
Lancaster
National Platform Committee
Ohn H. Wilson
Butler
Nicholas Roosevelt
Philadelphia
District Attorney Aids In Child Skeleton Probe
District Attorney Mortimer P. B. Graham joins local police, county authorities in a city investigation into finding a child’s skeleton beneath a floor in the old Antler hotel on West Main street. Clues point to possible identities of those responsible for concealing the body, with arrests hinted and additional leads to probe.
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Mortimer PB Graham
Antler
West Main Street
Graham
Laub
Strople
Lawrence Davison
Flannigan
Lawrence Park
Corry
Flynnigan
H. D. McQuinton
McQuiston
Washington
Tetstate Commerce Commission
York Central Railroad
Sttuation Finance Corporation
Prisoner Rescued After Suicide Attempt In City
A youth prisoner attempted self harm but was aided by first aid and oxygen from a doctor. revived and taken to the State Hospital for mental examination. Sheriff Ritchie and a deputy escorted him to Warren County officials for assessment amid reported prior troubles and a local road job.
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Brown
Columbus
Sherrif Ritchie
Warren County
Ritchie
State Hospital
Funeral Services for Charles Brown in Columbus
Funeral services for Charles Brown 9 pioneer resident of Colwinus township were held in Columbus Saturday afternoon at 2 30 o clock. Rev Surver pastor of the Columbbug Community church conducted the services. Interment followed at David Pirti cemetery with bearers Byron A West B Monroe Charles Stexpson William Schramling John Ohrn and Albert Fox. Corry residents attended the service held in memory of the venerable Columbus resident.
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Charles Brown
Colwinus Township
Columbus
Rev
Surver
Nastor
Columbbug Community Church
David Pirti
Byron A. West
Bi Monroe
Charles Stexpson
William Schramling
John Ohrn
Albert Fox
Fragmented Quote Delivers Obscure Message on Work
A garbled excerpt attributed to Charlea Ge Dues hints at the significance of important labor, but the meaning is obscured by distorted text and missing context, leaving the core message unreadable.
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Charlea
Fragmentary notice on family request for aid or tribute
The readable text outlines a damaged notice referencing a family and a request for assistance or support. Names, dates, and locations are unclear, leaving the exact action and parties involved ambiguous. Further context from the source is needed to produce a precise summary.
Logan councilman held in murder of cop wife
Logan West Virginia June 21 Harry Robertson president of the Logan City commissioners is charged with killing the wife of a policeman. He was to testify in a preliminary hearing as guards were stationed at the office of Justice Ellen Hatfield after tense testimony. Stephenson testified he acted as go between in a secret affair with Mrs. Mamie Thurman. Mrs Thurman and her husband John Thurman lived above Robertson's garage apartment. Robertson denied killing remark but admitted dating Mrs Thurman and awaited his wife for testimony. Mrs Thurman was found dead on Trace Mountain with throat cut and two bullet wounds. Police said blood was found on Robertson's ear.
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United Press
Logan
W. Va
Harry
I Robertson
Ellen Hatfield
Clarence Steshenson
Robertson
Stephenson
Mamie M. ‘Thurman
Thurman
John Thurman
Trace Mountain
Britain studies Hoover proposals in disarmament review
London June 27 Sir John Simon foreign secretary told Commons Britain is examining President Hoover disarmament proposals with dominion communication. He recalled Geneva speech pledging immediate consideration and said the UK delegation would return to London for that purpose. Sir John Wald and James West of Jamestown returned home after a day in the city.
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United Press
London
John Simon
House of Commons
Great Britain
Hoover
Dominions
Geneva
General Commission
United Kingdom
Sir John Wald
The Mysterious Young Man By Louise Gerard
A fragmented tale follows a young man linked to a famed past and a perilous rescue at sea. He returns to confront scandal, jealousy, and a vow to protect the woman he loves, risking danger from unseen enemies and a hidden history.
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Louise Gerard
Death at Countess Mooring Plot for Evidence
On DeAth's veranda four men plot to obtain evidence for a price with Amos, Walter, Simon, and Oscar. They push for a move to Death's car to meet a plan, while tensions rise over a faulty delivery of funds and a dangerous, reluctant exchange.
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Amos
Walter
Hawai
Simon
Oscar
DeAth
Olf Tian
Countess Mooring
Wally
Peking
San Francisco
Lamovites Interview Death's Lady Friend Pele the Fire Goddess
Fragmented OCR narrative shows Lamovits questing Death's associate Pele amid volcanic danger. A car plunge into a crater ends with terrified screams and a final, faint laughter as foes drift apart and a Fire Goddess is linked to ritual sacrifice.
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Amer
Linnie
Pole
Lamovits
Pele
Snow
Winiseir
Death
Roy Furnes
Densa
Lamovita
Leo Lawson
Nellie Bush to nominate Arizona woman for vice president
June 27 report from Chicago Convention Stadium notes Mrs. Nellie T. Bush of Arizona will nominate Mrs. John C. Greenway, a Democrat committee member, for vice president. Greenway is described as tall and Roosevelt ally's closest friend. Bush emphasizes the nomination is substantive, not just courtesy.
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Eee
Chiago
Nellie T. Bush
Arizona
John C. Greenway
Greenway
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bush
Roosevelt
No Royal Road Myth in Education Says Analyst
A writer argues against the idea of a painless, easy path to worthwhile achievement. The piece contends genuine progress comes from hard work, effort, and resilience, not shortcuts or spoiled notions of effortless learning.
Odd Fellows Gather in Large Wattsburg Meeting
About twenty locals joined Hyree hundred attendees from the county for a Wattsburg Odd Fellows gathering Saturday night. Dinner ran 6 to 8, followed by degree ceremonies led by Presque Isle marching team from Erie and aided by the Lake Shore guard. Notable speakers included Peterson and McCray with pianist A L Goldstein. proceeds supported by Meadville Orphanage and county officials.
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Wattsburg
Odd Fellow
Presque Isle
Erie
George ‘Thompson
Clark Howard
North Girart
Clarence A. Peterson
Albion
Homer Mitts
East Springfield
Charles B. McLallan
Edinburo
A. Hain
Harborcreek
Milton
Fa Will Be Charges in Donohoe Case Returns Trial Date
An ordered court action sets a trial date as arrangements proceed in the Donohoe case. The proceedings reference a witness and involve a county setting, with notes of death and various parties connected to the Quilted Cosmo matter.
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Donohoe
Fragmented historic note on voices and heart
A damaged OCR fragment hints at speakers and feelings, mentioning voices, trust, and the heart. The readable bits imply dialogue or reflection without clear names, dates, or places.
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Stanford Hose Company
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S. Wilbur Lambing
West Part Place
E. Rafter
Findley Lake
Dublin
Barney Brennan
Bridgeport
Conn
Brennan
Ireland
Mott Street
Victor Hobar
Hobar
Ciies
Internal Revenue
Bureau
Frank
Westley
Bart Richards
New Cattle
Richards
Theodore B. Appel
County
PROBE
Antler Hotel
Temperance
Dohn
Maureen O'Sullivan
Citizens ‘ National
Britain
James West
Jamestown
Nik Bangs
Tenerife
Juan
Lee
Istilme Heer
North West
Africa
Alem
Sinos
Yokohama
Senoweine
Fontaine Tank
Lamovit
Mark
Win
Ansiety
Sam Francisco
Lamovil
Trong
Pesluke
ODD Fellows
Corry Lodge
Driver
Ingram
Concord Corners
Western Silo
James King
Bear Take Pa
Abitien
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Carrie Mile
Wes
Goll
Dawes
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