Woman Burned To Death In Fatal Fire In Edinburgh Inst
A tragic blaze in Edinburgh Institute building claimed the life of a seven year old girl and Mrs Coln's husband. Fire started from a gasoline explosion in a kitchen where preparations for Yim Rupper were underway. Clothing of the woman ignited, flames spread, and the interior was consumed before rescuers could reach them.
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Ann Aim
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Help wanted notices in old Journal style
Wanted: neatly furnished rooms for housekeeping immediately. Address G. M. Journal office. Wanted: capable woman as house keeper in small family. Apply at Journal office. Wanted: sober industrious man about 60 years old for chorea around county and barn. Two phones Mrs B. L. Catfish Flywer.
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Bargain sale for sewing machines in oak and drop head
Large stock of sewing machines offered at bargain prices to make space. Featured items include a Gordon head Singer model with five drawers in oak wood, previously sold by George Morris, priced 99.00, and a drop head standard rotary machine priced 15.00. Several other machines available at low prices.
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George Morris
Kelly case looms as March trial opens
Fragmented report covers the Kelly murder case with references to federal jurisdiction and plans for a trial the week of March 20. It notes potential implications for rail and aviation regulation, plus political reactions on suffrage and residency requirements from New York and New Jersey campaigns.
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Ule
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Trigl
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Dante
Kelly
Ford probes gas prices pressure in Congress
Washington lawmakers press Henry Ford to use the Williams or Rittman method to reduce high gasoline costs. Representative Randall of California plans to write urging adoption of a government backed process enabling cheaper gasoline production. Several representatives propose measures to curb oil market manipulation and boost domestic supply.
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Randall
Calfornia
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Ford
Rittman
le Rittman
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New Wage Scale Signed Today By United Press
New York reports a new wage scale signed today affecting city cleaners and inspectors. The board certifies five women for the street cleaning department positions with a yearly salary of 1200 dollars. Names listed include Hoa Cray Evy Walzer Eileen Tow Anta Murphy and Helen Namara.
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Elem House
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Evy Walzer
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New York Autos Now Being Stored Amid Fuel Spike
Report from New York notes a surge in vehicle storage as gasoline climbs to around 49 cents per gallon. Auto owners flock to service stations and garages like Ardrey Garage, storing cars to avoid rising operating costs while others buy fuel at Wayalda Wal lousy Street. Industry impact appears limited by supply constraints.
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Memorial debate on Edith Cavell funds and memorials in London
The article reports a near eighty four thousand pound subscription for Cavell memorial projects in London including a nurses home and statue. It quotes George Bernard Shaw criticizing sensationalism and urging a dignified tribute. It cites a possible Commons bill by McKenna and Lords by Gladstone, and notes opposition based on national sentiment and justice.
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Corry Poultry Association Elect Officers
The Corry Poultry and Pet Stock Association held a meeting to elect officers. Edward Johnson was chosen President, Guy Simmons Vice President, Le Grand Durham Secretary, AL. Warren Treasurer, and Leo Byrnes and George Patterson named to the executive committee. The group discussed plans to improve finances and expand next year’s exhibition and broaden the local poultry show scope.
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Fon
Espenden
Plang
Tailoring Plan Lets Pay What You Can Each Week
A local tailoring service offers an installment plan allowing payments on a pay what you can basis each Wednesday to secure a suit or overcoat. The program emphasizes affordable access to formal wear for residents seeking wardrobe updates.
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