General Armando Diaz Italian War Hero Dies
Rome reports the sudden death of General Armando Diaz known as the Duke of Victory. Diaz, famed for Vittorio Veneto and turning the war toward Italy, died after a brief illness following the opening Royal Opera performance. He left a widow and children as mourners join national grief.
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Victory
Vittorio Veneto
Rome
Walosa
Armando Diaz
Duke of
Victorio Veneto
Halinn
Barl Haig
Great Britain
Wir Lim
Bail Haig
Dine
Congress Watch: Committees Resume Key Debates Today
United Press reports ongoing congressional activity with hearings on the Norris Muscle Show reviving political controversy and public lands. Subcommittees advance anti injunction measures, shipyard and quota issues, and bills on agriculture funding, immigration, reconstruction of battleships, and naval matters.
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Amina
Texpat Dome
Cape Jop Alockyards
Brookhart Inoylyg Pictire
Gener
Agriculture Department
Vontin Uc Hewrigs
Box Hill
Girl Scout Troop Meeting and wartime notes mix with local ad
A Girl Scout troop in the Zap fish Church met in the Sunday School room with twenty three girls present. Patrol leaders and officers were elected and the meeting included talks on test progress. Afterward the girls played games as one member was promoted to Field Marshall. A war news interlude recounts Allied movements and the Baye river turning point. Three auto wrecks in Pittsburgh claimed a life and injuries. An ad offers a baby stroller for sale at 117 1 2 West Washington Street.
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Dorothy Gautjireau
Issa Yheyer
Cooperm
Alice Rauscher
Mutshil
Callormo
Vaniev-a
Pi- Ave
Dia
Baye River
Italy
Uidh
Promise Musgolinie
United States
American Legion Comvention
Kansea City
B and C Revenue Shows Decline
Pittsburgh March 1 Total operating revenues for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in 1827 aggregated 248 078 010 a decrease of 11 494 S7 for 40 per cent below the operating revenues for the previous year. Total operating expenses were 188 168 521 a decrease of slightly more than 5 000 000 from 1926. Net revenue from railway operations amounted to 9 908 089 a decrease of more than 4 000 000 from the preceding year. The percentage decrease was 9.37.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
E D Cortner Dies in California
Relatives reported the death of E D Cortner in Englewood California on Monday February as the elder Cortner was the father of Mrs Elmer McEvoy of this city who accompanied him before his death Burial was held in Mantoth Kansas his former home Stanford Names Captains for 1928 29 basketball teams Louis Vincoul Capt Captain Palo Alto Calif was elected captain of the 1928 Stanford varsity basketball team Harlow Robert was elected captain of the 1929 team
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E.D. Kortner
Engle- Wood
California
Contner
Elmer McEivoy
Manttoth
Kans
Vincenti
Palo Alto
Calif
Louis Vincoult
Stanford
Harlow Robert
Adlerika roller for stomach gas relief ad story
Ten year stomach gas struggle ends after Adlerika treatment. An Adamsville reader reports immediate relief and a renewed feeling of health. The ad claims Adlerika acts on bowel waste and upper and lower tract to cleanse the system, promising surprising results.
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Adleriea
Ed. Belland
Adlerika
ROTH
Thoman Downey
Transfer Money From Road Fund
Saie, Mar. 1. Due to a depleted general fund county commissioners moved 10,000 from the road building fund to the general fund so that county pay checks due Thursday could be paid. For three years commissioners have used such transfers if needed. County controller Britney Willis said 46 hoped gasoline tax money would help cover the payroll when taxes begin to come in. The money will be re transferred to the building fund.
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Saie
Britney Willis
Ulate
Willis
Not Guilty In Kane Alcohol Case At Smethport Court
Frank Nicoluzzi of 28 Hemlock Avenue Kane was acquitted of illegally possessing intoxicating liquor. The jury, which deliberated Tuesday afternoon, returned a verdict Wednesday after court adjournment, with the county ordered to pay costs.
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Kans
Mar
Frank Nicoluzzi
Hemlock Avenue
Kane
Criminal Court
Smethport
McCoy's Tablets Promoted Amid Mixed Claims
An ad laden fragment promotes McCoy's Tablets and McCoy's God Liver Oil with claims of rapid weight gain and guaranteed satisfaction. The text imitates old time drugstore pitches, mentioning nonspecific guarantees, priced boxes, and abbreviated product names. Additional listings advertise two local rental properties at 200 Frankl Street and 152 North Gettter Street with contact numbers.
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McCoy
Macoy
Pirahawse Pris
McCloy
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Cecil Rass
Livest
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Fay Straauss
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State
First Avenue
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J.B. Patterson
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Second Ave
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