Rouseville Hotel Man On Stand
In Franklin Pa March 17 a county liquor license hearing opened at the Wakealde Inn in Rouseville. The proprietor testified about operation of the hotel bar with receipts near 200 a year and said he sold liquor to a 10 year old youth but claimed the youth was a minor only after learning of it. Six Rouseville citizens testified for the applicant.
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United Press
Frankin
Rouseville
Touseville
Salling Hanor
Mandorillo
Houseville
Dryn
Ukaly
Drya
Appileanta
St Patrick Social at Mrs Graves Home Delights Guests
A St Patrick Social yesterday afternoon at Mrs J R Graves home on West Pleasant street featured Irish character entertainment and a hunt for folded Irish flags. Mrs A P Mount won first honors as light refreshments were served and guests lingered in a pleasant afternoon.
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St. Yatriak
J. R. Graves
West Pleasant Street
Wachmeiber
A. P. Mount
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Wellesley Main Dormitory
A major blaze at Wellesley College in Massachusetts destroyed the first building erected there, housing two hundred dorm rooms and the college administration. Fire alarms prompted rapid evacuation by students under Mary O. Mahoney’s fire brigade. the Dean’s records were saved, and the college announced an immediate closure for the vacation period.
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Wellsley
Mass
Wellesley College
Obilene
Austin
Wellesly
Mary O. Mahoney
Log Girls Fire Brigade
Mary Smith
Perio
Slot Machine Debate Opens City Commission Session
The city commission debated enforcing the existing ordinance against slot machines in local stores. Amid tabled measures and contract talks for fire hose and street work, officials moved to resolve conflicts with bread and dairy regulations and to tighten health code enforcement.
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WLM
City Commission
Stevens
Alexander
Howard
Seluie
Wolehite
Brown
Stern
Erie
Erie City
Corry
Crown
Itowind Rhait
Olds Estate
Franklin Street
Frank Howard Bret Uy
Remya
Mexander
Selste
Patterson
Kincald
Board of Health
Tvery
Uewnso
Heona
Liner Goes Aground Near Sambro Off Nova Scotia
A liner bound from New York to St Johns ran aground on the rocks off Sambro Nova Scotia during a dense fog. The ship carried forty five crew and twelve passengers. government rescue vessels evacuated all but the captain and a few who stayed aboard for safety. The vessel is not believed salvageable.
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Unita Ress
Tutilux
Nova Scotia
Hner
Sidney
Bond
New York
St Johns
Sambro
Tle
Aviator Garalx Sets Passenger Flight Record in France
Paris on March 17 saw aviator Garalx ascend 2145 feet in a large biplane carrying seven passengers, setting a new record for passenger carrying flight. The feat occurred on the Chartiers field as crowds watched the daring ascent and hailed the French aviator's achievement.
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United Press
Paris
Garalx
Chartiers
Todey
Weather boosts federal building project after collapse
A partial collapse of scaffolding at the south side of the new Federal building near noon caused by a derrick failure. One long beam broke. no serious injuries reported as crews ready the site for a quick seasonal start. Foremen Koht and Maddocks coordinate a growing workforce to install the first steel beams.
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Federal
Fay
D. Austin
Koht
Maddocks
Rush of Work at Hospital Increases Patients
Famine and severe conditions cause a surge at the Corry hospital with over thirty patients under care. Ward workers are stretched as nurses from Ubiselty and Jamestown are drafted to assist in surgery heavy workload. February and March volumes are expected to exceed last year while finances remain in good condition.
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Corry Des
Ming Paterner
Marah
Wardon
Saverp
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Rouseville Hotel
Venango County
St. Patrick Social
Wellesley
Safety For Funds
Ermc Legal Pts
Hast
Pemnsylvania
Wil City Crust Company
Wil City, Pa
RIC
HTS
The
First National Bank
Warren, PA
Davosu Isanhn
Citizens National Bank
United States
Peamond
Gm, Barlow, Cuabler
Jay. L. Want
Vicw
HE. W. Parker
Amst
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