Warrenite Fists Down Assailant in Street Attack
William Greer, near Beech Street and the Wetmore Wilson Lumber yard, describes an assault by a rugged tramp who grabbed his coat and struck him in the face after asking his destination. The attacker fled. Greer offered no motive or known enmity, suggesting a possible mistaken target and a planned ambush.
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Awarren
William Greer
Eveling
New York Central
Ronrth and
Beech Streets
Mtr Greer
Tyree
Beech Street
Wetmore - Wilson Lumber Company
Tan
Greer
Sir Green
Ar Greer
Mr. Greer
Inter
Harding Assn Plans Program for March Meeting
The Harding Home and School Association will hold its March meeting on Wednesday evening the loth at TBC Wolch. Members and visitors are invited to attend and hear the program featuring Band music, instrumental solo by Mr. Fleming, school recitation by Ruth Kinsey, dialogue with students, and an address by Mr. Wan.
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Harding
TBC
Esene
Mr Wan
Soner Music
Faepeepene Sehoot
A Good Thing Don’t Overlook it From Ja Edwards
Montgomery letter extols Foley’s Honey and Tar for cough and chest relief. It claims the product helps sleep through the night, soothes a tickling throat, and calms nervous coughing with a healing coating. Sold and recommended widely. ady-1126
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Ja. Edwards
Montgomery
Foley
Take Salts For Indigestion As Stomach Relief
A medical note advises taking four ounces of Tad Salts and one tablespoonful in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity, reduce gas, and aid digestion. It warns undigested food ferments in the stomach producing belching heartburn and flatulence, likening souring to a balloon inflating the stomach.
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Sayas
Nevada Gold Strike Sparks Pioneer Stampede Near Weepa
United Press reports a wild Weepa gold rush as two youths claim a strike seven miles west of Tenapah. Ground confusion grows as claim stakes surge eight to ten miles outward. Frank Horton asserts ownership of much staked land, while mining men call the Weepa field likely the richest yet found in the West.
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United Press
Tonapal
Nes
Maro
Weepa
Tenapah
Frank Horton
Pinchot Presses Election Reform Bills in PA
Former Governor Gifford Pinchot urges Pennsylvanians to support reform election law measures now pending in the legislature. He recalls prior efforts, notes duplication with Senator Pratik Harris bills, and advocates mandatory ballot box opening to curb election irregularities.
Train Em Young Teaching Children To Repair Torn Books
A brief note teaches children to mend torn books using paste and paper. It promotes careful handling of books and discourages tearing magazines and other reading material. The guide emphasizes turning reading into a learning activity and preserving printed works.
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Tle
Delay Action on Election Bills in Pennsylvania Senate
In Harrisburg on March 8 reports say Senate election reform bills are held up awaiting Republican State Chairman W. L. Melton’s return. A Senate elections sub-committee drafted recommendations after studying all election measures over the weekend, with three of four administration bills approved but no decision on the Wilto lint primary election expenditures. Former Governor Pinchot criticized the measure in a letter to Governor Fisher, arguing it would perpetuate vast election expenditures.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Senate
W. L. Melton
Senate Elections Committee
N. L. Bonbratke
Pranklin
Su-Committee
Tt 18
Pinchot
Tisher
Pennsylvania
Timid Creatures in Women Abuse of Men Quote
A brief excerpt from E. W. Howe's Monthly features a quip on women engaging men and a mock plea for retreat as justice is sought. The line satirizes gender dynamics with dry humor in a periodical voice.
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E. W. Howe
Former Corry Resident in Erie Offering
Former Corry resident Blydenburg, now with Huron L Blydenburg Co, plans a Erie visit Sunday and Monday. He will showcase the show Son or Be Damned in Erie on Monday and Tuesday evenings, described as a large stirring domestic drama featuring Higdenbure in a lead role and drawing local interest from friends and acquaintances.
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Corry Creek
Avatar
Willy
Huron L
Blydenburg
Will Gunt
Erie
Manhattan
Higdenbure
Corry
Princeton Student Ended Life In Hamilton Hall Room
S B Bruce Te Wilson aged 20 a Princeton University sophomore died by his own action in his Hamilton Hall dormitory room today. He reportedly consumed poison and then hanged himself in an apparent suicide. authorities are investigating as a domestic tragedy at the university campus.
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Princeton
S.bruce Te Wilson
Princeton University
Hamilton Hall
Wilson
Counterfeit Bill Passes In Dunkirk Fraud Case
In Dunkirk on March 3 a counterfeit five dollar bill passed at a local firm, prompting authorities to review suspicious notes. Margaret Wars of the Trust Company helped reveal the fake, which had circulated through coal merchants and attracted government attention. The suspect note was sent to the government secret service department in Buffalo.
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Dunkirk
Sidey
Ware Tinker &3
Dunkirke Trust
Margaret Wars
Trust Company
Fae
Fi Dunkirke
Government Secret Service Department
Bulfall
U.S Planes Depart for Brazil Amid Surfaced Setback
From Montevideo Uruguay the Pan American flight squadron left for Port Alegre Brazil. One plane, the San Francisco, struck a submerged rock near Ramirez Beach, delaying takeoff for a repair before the squadron continued.
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Umirog
Montevideo
Uruguay
Mars
United States
Apry
Port Alegre
Brasil
Taksof
San Francisco
Ramirez Beach
San Franciseo
Bear Lake News Roundup and Death Notice Highlights
Bear Lake reports the death of Franke Powell of Gil City with funeral postponed due to telegram error. Local visits include Jamestown and Panama, plus multiple community notices: attendees at funerals, hospital updates, and visitors. Various residents and families are noted in social events, calls, and travel between Bear Lake, Jamestown, Corry, and Union City with minor business and classified ads.
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Bear Lake
Maren
Jamestown
Johngoxs
Charles Stanigan
Alea
Amos Bemis
Oscar John
Jamey Anderson
Panama
G. G. Parker
Weil
Woodin
Niss
Minnie Toleman
Argo
Jamestowrt
Fofko
Buffalo
Brown Lumber Company
Eugene Cole
Humphrey Strannigan
George Hall
Bedery
War veteran ends his life at sister's home
Clarence W Reagan, 44, of Cinnettsville Pennsylvania, a World War I veteran, suffered a nervous breakdown from gas exposure and shell shock. He committed suicide by chloroform at night in his sister Gr Montgomery's home where he was recuperating, authorities report.
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Univen
New Castle Pa
Mar
Clarence W .Reagan
Cinnettsville
Reagan
Gr. Montgomery
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New York Theatrical Company
UFE
U.S
Brazil
Mount Aire
Ida Woodin
Piiley
Henry Ware
Miry
Artie McGaw
Warren
Ray ‘Tickner
Aiealy Ag
Lynas Gurdor
Columbus
Fred Rutcher
Watr
Ditry
Minexville
Lbs
Balt
Huey Unwin
Marjorie
John’ Lyons
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Watson
Bill
J. Everett
BABY
J Everett Corp
North Center St. Corry’s
Center
Washington
Ment
Citizens National Bank
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