Slaying of Chicago Woman Deep Mystery
United Press report on the death of Mrs Mabel Wigus 18 in Chicago. Her body was found in a bathtub at a south side hotel. investigators believe strangulation occurred about 80 minutes before discovery. Police questioned the husband and two friends as details remained unclear.
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Woman's Club Meeting Scheduled for March 2
The Women's Club announces a meeting on Wednesday March 2 at the Corry Motel. Members are urged to attend to consider an important future. The Executive Board meeting will precede the regular gathering and has been moved to Wednesday.
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Building Strike Halts Pittsburgh Construction Work
Hundreds of workers from the structural iron workers and allied trades walk out in Pittsburgh’s old city triangle. They demand wage hikes up to $2 per day and a five day week, challenging the 1926 pay scale as employers refuse to meet the increases.
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Mid Wah
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Thilding Trades Employers” Association
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Would Curtail Election Help In House Bill
Harrisburg, March 1. A house bill by Representative Crow would prohibit transporting voters to polling places on election day. The measure allows volunteers to use cars for election work but bans wiring of voting machines for that purpose. Penalty includes a 2300 dollar fine and up to 60 days in jail.
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Davis Host 10 Coolidge Reception Delayed
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania on March 1 Lieut. Arthur H James and Mrs. James of Wilkes Barre left for Washington to attend a reception for President Coolidge hosted by Secretary of Labor James J Davis. Their departure means they will miss tonight's event.
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Rheumatism Advice and Home Remedy Dose
A falling text advises avoiding sweets and alcohol to prevent rheumatism. It recommends dressing warmly, drinking water, and using four ounces of salts in a glass of water each morning for a week to neutralize acids, stimulate kidneys, and rid the blood of rheumatic poison.
Doheny Oil Case Costs Court Upheld Leases Annulment
Doheny and two oil firms face about 12.5 million dollars after the Supreme Court denied their plea to reimburse expenditures tied to Elk Wills oil reserve and the Pearl Harbor depot. The companies claim expected profits of around 10 million over 80 to 90 years, with 11.5 million spent on drilling and tanking Hawaii operations and up to 1.7 million on litigation across three federal courts. Doheny personally funded the final Pearl Harbor project funds.
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Red Wood’s Tepee Tonic Buys Big Change
M. Bane, a traveling salesman for Hammermill Paper Co, reports two bottles of Red Wood’s Tepee Tonic improved his digestion, nerves, and sleep. He previously suffered from dyspepsia, sour stomach, and heartburn while on the road. A Cleveland recommendation led to relief, with Depew Herb Tonic sold by Thomas Downey in Corry and by local drugstores.
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Device Promises Self-Payment for Home Use Says Detroit News
An inventor claims his new household device will eventually pay for itself by saving money and labor. He argues every householder should own it as a practical investment, with the Detroit News quoting the promise.
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Keep Eliminative System Active
SNE can't feel well when there it is retention of poisonous waste in the blood. This is called a toxic condition and is apt to make one tired dull and languid. Other symptoms are sometimes toxic backaches and headaches. That the kidneys are not functioning properly is often shown by scanty or burning passage of secretions. Doan's Pills are marketed as a stimulant diuretic to aid kidney function.
Mystery man from Sharon draws Senate testimony
A. E. F. mystery man reportedly linked to Sharon was summoned to Washington after Mrs. Seiple testified she positively identified Jerry Tarot, the mystery figure, from a pews picture seen by her during 1910 summer work at a plant.
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State seeks control on art magazines under new measure
March 1 in Harrisburg the State Superintendent of Public Instruction aims to curb certain art magazines by requiring dealers or salesmen to register with the department. The bill, introduced by Representative Sterling, would bar sales of such magazines to minors and restrict obscene content.
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Local Farm Social Highlights and Engagements
Mr and Mrs Clyde Baccus hosted guests at the Sears Page farm with visits from Art Burlingame and family and from Mrs Frank Criker who was moved to Corry Hospital. Miss Levele Gates and Miss Bessie Bacous are noted in engagement and schooling circles as local families attend Columbus Tech events.
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That Baby Youve Longed For
Mrs Margaret Burton of Kensesity describes years of infertility and distress before becoming a mother to a daughter and offers free advice to married women seeking pregnancy. She invites letters to 8300 Massachusetts Kensiclly Me with confidential correspondence.
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Father Held For Injuring Boy in Newark Incident
Police report Joseph Sopiewski, 7, was beaten by his father John Sopiewski, 45, at home on Fourteenth Street Sunday morning. The boy suffered facial injuries and remained under a doctor’s care after the assault. Mrs Sopiewski, who said she had been confined to bed after a beating by her husband, filed charges of assault and battery.
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Additional Judge Sought by United Prom Harrisburg
Citizens urged support for a bill in Laty gnee county to add another law judge. The measure, sponsored by Ebator Weingartner, Lawrence, CM, Young, aims to expand county judicial capacity. The petition collected signatures and was promoted by local civic groups.
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Death claims Thomas Price in Beaver County
Thomas Price, aged 78, longtime resident of Beaver County, died Monday evening after a two year illness. Survived by his wife, one son, four daughters Emmett Price, Meg Frank Say Gary Mta Iva Swens, Beaver Pally Pay Mex Wave Porter, Kansas City, Kane, and Leila Price Erie. Funeral services set for Tuesday afternoon at the home with times to be announced.
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