Conflicting Claims Rise in Mexican Revolt Near Juarez
Rebels push south toward Torreon for a decisive clash as both sides trumpet victories and troop counts. United States officers doubt rebel or federal claims, Juarez swirls with activity after a brief battle, and civilians endure censorship and displacement as families await movement to Brownsville. Rebaels press plans to confront Pulared Blas Calle. Catholic churches remain closed amid wartime censorship.
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Torreon
Jaurez
Frederick Cr.othman
United Press
HL Paso
Rene
Peeral
Juarez
Mexico
Juares
Tarxeon
United States Army
Blas Calle
Siamy
Jusréx
Pirpsant
Fort Bliss
Brownsville
Death claims small child in measles death
Helen Martowitz five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Martowitz of 122 East Main Street died at home this morning due to measles and related complications. Funeral services are set for 7:30 a.m. at St Anaham's Church with burial at St Elizabeth's Cemetery.
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Helen Martowitz
Sam Martowitz
East Mai Street
Via Hilesa
St Anahem’s Church
St Elizabeth's Cemetery
Remodeling at Poley Clear Store opens in Rogers block
Real Spring weather ushers a remodeling project at the former storeroom now accepted by the Poley Clear Store in Rogers block on North Center street as L. J. Kelly plans a future branch. The piece also notes traffic penalties, tax deadlines, St Patrick observances, missing person update, veterans minstrel rehearsals, a community orchestra, Rotary Club talk, fire calls, and Kiwanis engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poley Clear
Rogers Block
North Center Street
L. J. Kelly
Hines Renamed to Veterans Bureau Director
General Frank Hines of Utah was reappointed today as director of the Veterans Bureau. He had submitted his resignation along with other department heads, and President Hoover announced at the White House that Hines would remain at his post permanently.
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United Fresh
Washington
Mar
Frank ‘T Hines
Utah
Veterans’ Bureau
Hines
Hoover
White House
Bible School Planned Here for Coming Summer
Union services at the Presbyterian church last evening featured inspiring singing by combined Protestant church choirs. The sermon, “Is Our Public Educational Program Guiless?” urged daily religious instruction as part of national education. Rev Winner noted a $300 goal to establish Vacation Bible Schools in the city this summer, with congregants pledging to support. The Congregational Association is organizing a Bible School here this summer.
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Frank Wimner
Presbyterian Church
B.S. Delvey
Euler Rey
Frank A. Wimer
Methodist Episcopal Emarchy
Burrdix
Cong Ministerial Association
I Bible School
Vacuum bottle machine draws visitors to Knox Glass plant
A new vacuum bottle machine has been installed at the Knox Glass Bottle Co. plant. It attracts numerous visitors from across the United States and even two attendees from South America travel to Knox to observe the machine in operation.
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Knox Glass Bottle Co
United States
South America
Knox Tto
New Industries May Locate in Jamestown
Reuben W Wright, president of the Lake Short Seed Company, says a former plant in Jamestown will be used for a new laundry and an automobile company. Both plants would be brought from outside New York state with final locations not yet disclosed. The laundry company could employ 100 to 200 workers initially and the automobile firm 150 to 200, with details to be settled after negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkink
Reuben W Wright
Lake Short Seed Company
Bastian Kodite Co
Prompec Street
Dumestown
Wright
New York
Automobile
Jamestown
New York State
Automobile Company
Fragmented quote on war and discord among nations
A garbled quotation attributed to Thomas Paine discusses how public enemies profit from war and quarrels between nations. It notes the harm when officials sow discord and cultivate prejudices, emphasizing the pernicious impact of such actions on society.
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Fis
Thomas Paine
Thompson's Barosma Kidney Tonic Adverts
An old newspaper ad promotes Thompson's Barosma as a kidney and bladder tonic. It claims many Americans have hidden kidney disease and promises relief with a one dollar bottle. The ad mentions quick action and a money back guarantee, adding Golden Lax Tablets for constipation when needed.
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America
Thompson
Death Claims William Huff Spartansburg Cattle Buyer
William Huff aged 86 of Spartansburg died Sunday at Erie hospital after an operation Saturday. He was a well known cattle buyer who often visited Corry and served as first vice president of the Grange National Bank in Spartansburg. He had been ill for about a week and was transferred to Erie hospital for surgery, where complications led to his death early Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Huff
Spartansburg
Erie Hospital
Jame
Half
Willy
Jun-Erie Hospital
Mu Huft
Corry
Grange National Bank
Oil City Legion Plans Band For Memorial Day
OTL Cage path notes a plan for a large American Legion band in Oil City with 50 musicians including 11 World War veterans. A committee led by HB P Thompson will organize a banquet and recruit members from local regiments, aiming to wear uniforms and attend the national convention in Louisville next summer. A funeral service is announced for Mrs. Marjorie Huff of Ardmore with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery.
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van Weld
Legion Coon
Waal Pinet
HB. P. Thompson
Leonard
Inberger
Pyanje Lane
Harland Mitchell
Ruel Buckham
Ld A1ysh
Old City
Franklin
Loulaville
Mummier
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Justez
Father Ramos
Auinrez
Birches
Dr.stanley
Optometrist
Center St
Tarrean
Priparcid
Genutil Eecobur
State Highway Department
St. Patrick's Day
St. Thomas Church
Tipton
Gladys Milford
A. W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
C.F. Hofmaster
Rotary Club
James H. Wright
A. Zalznek
W. Washington Street
Rogers
Magle Street
Rank Loveland
Kiwanis Club
W. C. Stanley
Sam Brooks
East Pleasant Street
Tovets Bureau
Bible School
Ning
New Laundry Company and Automobile Company
the Fair Store
Smith Brothers
Triple Action
Federal Reserve System
Oilcity Legion
Wiss Marjoriey Huff
Ardmore
Pailu
Delphia
Spiry Vangburg
Rose Hill Cemetery
de Ree
Tray Gillette
Ralph E. Bryan
Plumberton
Jones
Hila
James Phelps
Predonin
First Avenue
Mambing
Guy Rogers
S. First Ave
Corry, Pa
Army of Independence
Citizens National Bank
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