Kane Drive For Funeral Of New Fire Victim Near 70000
Kane Mar 6 at the factory construction fund committee meeting the drive to locate the Phillipsstones factory in Kane continued with a goal of 100000 pledged. Reports show 69601 raised including about 2500 in labor interials. less than one third of Kane's registered voters have subscribed. officials warn a Kane factory would boost industrial future. Also funeral services held for Jennie Spencer 25 burned in North East fire. coroner calls accidental death. Warren forester says 16000 more acres of Allegheny National Forest to be acquired within a year bringing government ownership to about 360000 acres.
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Kane
YMC
Dolans
Norket
Bolief
Phillipsstones
North East
Findley
Lake Road
Forest
Warren Counties
Brie
Wilson Mortuary
Jennie Spencer
Lie Stindley Lake Road
North Fast Township
Waa
Westfield
N.Y
Daniel Hanley
Spencer
Cory
Warren Spencer
Warren, Pa
L. L. Bishop
Federal Forester
Allegheny National Forest
National Forest Reservation Commission
Allegheny Forest
Allegheny River
Warren
Forest, Elk
McIsenn
Rebels Win Early Battles Amid Mexican Crisis
Plutarco Calles reports heavy military focus on the northern front as General Eulogio Ortiz announces advances with federal troops from Tarapico establishing a line along the fanduun river beyond Montemorsios. General Juan Almaza is recalled toward Vera Cruz and en route north to reinforce Grilé against Monterchy, signaling potential major defection shifts in the rebellion.
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Eulogio Ortiz
Tamiulipas
Tarapico
Fanduun
Montemorsios
Juan Almaza
Vera Cruz
Sena
Potom
Gensal Grilé
Senhor
de la Huerta
Woman's Relief Corps Meeting Gains New Member
A regular meeting of the Woman's Relief Corps was held yesterday with forty members present. The late addition of Mrs. Warren Defosay was noted. Plans were laid for a Banquet-lire sailing on March 13 at the VF home on W. Washington street. Regular business was transacted and refreshments provided by committee members including Mrs. Hewitt, Mrs. Raymon, and others.
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Wom 4
Relief Corps
Ifferancs
D. Warren
Mirek
W. Washington
George Muers
Robbins
Chapman
Circle Enjoys Fine Program
On March 5 eleven Historiwal Circle members met at the Library for a weekly session. Roll call featured readings and sketches of prominent Americans. Mrs. J. B. Young led business, Mrs. W. H. Howard spoke on the Secretary of State, Mrs. Lewis read a paper on women’s accomplishments, Mrs. W. M. Houghton read about former inaugurations, Mrs. Bentley presented Chapter Four of America Among the Nations, Mrs. Clara Osborne gave the critic's report, and the meeting adjourned.
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Historiwal Circle
J. B. Young
W. H. Howard
Lewis
W. M. Houghton
Bentley
Clara Osborne
Solons to Pay Own Expense for Hoover Inauguration Trip
Harrisburg dispatch reports Pennsylvania legislators traveling to Washington for the Hoover inauguration had to cover their own carfare. Although $15,000 was appropriated for the Pennsylvania demonstration, funds were spent on other inaugural-related items, leaving lawmakers to pay extra mileage themselves.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Washington
Pennsylvania
Solons
Dr Gulick Performs Fine Recitals at Local Venues
The Warren Times reports two organ recitals by Dr Charles Leech Gulick now based in Corry. At 2 PM he played for an audience of two hundred at the State Hospital. in the evening at the Presbyterian Church he impressed a large crowd with rich tonal effects and interpretations. The closing piece The Storm by Kohlman echoed patriotism and religion. He included his own composition The Grand Chorus. His headquarters are Colny, with ongoing composition work. he frequently appears in concert and broadcasts on WGN Chicago.
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The
Warren Times
de Charles Leech Gulick
Mesasya Corry
Charles Leech Gullick
North Wars Gen
Gutlick
Colny
WGN
Chicago
Stresemann Opens Fight On League Floor In Geneva
Geneva March 6 Justav Strese Mann Foreign Minister of Germany opened his battle for protection of minorities of Europe in a speech before the League of Nations Council today The conference began its general discussion of minority protection with a debate on Dandurands proposal to change the procedure for handling minority complaints If adopted decisions would rest with the entire council rather than a three member committee Stresemann is credited with pushing a more vigorous plan for stronger protective measures.
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Geneva
Justav Strese- Tannin
Germany
Europe
League of Nations
Setstad
Priesemann
Vounel
Dandurand
Canada
Dandyand
Council
Henvi
Stresamann
Classified Ad Structure From a Journal Page
The text lists classified ad categories and instructions for placement in a Journal, including announcements monuments notices personals lost and found automotive services employment opportunities and real estate. It shows the publisher rights and pricing and outlines ad taker assistance and indexing by category with numerous subheads and classifications.
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Uouumea
Plutarco Hla Calles
Atte
Escobar
Woman's Relief Corps Meeting
Circle
Hammond Elevator Co
Soth
Eveready
Columbia
E.E. Guignon
Conneaut Can Co
Franklinville
Willis Sap
Eureka
Irwin
C.E. Doane
DR. Gulick
Stresemann
United Pro
Cen Laa Ee
Better Service Garage Church
WM. van Vleet
R. E. Palmer CO
North Center Street
Cometery Memorialy
Suleamen
Start Granite & Marble Works
Washington St
Pinder
Eastern Star
Milon Brown
FORD
Gheyroles
Corry
Business Service
Ararit
Tony Jackson
Bosing Bt
Novit
Phona
Hornes, Gatts
L. Lindsey, Corry, &. Dy
Cypress
Corpellus Nockers
Clyme
SALH
Fordson
Lev Patterson
R. D
H. P. Century Motors
Lockport
Corry Wrench Co
S. Center St
Wright Street
West's
Mott Street
West Washington Street
Bath
East South Street
Rooma
Rome
Insare
N. Conon
BOR
J. B. Patterson
East Congress Street
Spring Creek Road
Milton “Brown
Seal Estate
Tiyo
South St. Batt
A. E,johnson
Spring Cree Rd
Paris
SSRI
Stee
Sugar Bush
Hasex Street
Robert J. Akam
Ste
W. H. Batley
Wigin
R. S. Carstater
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