Sharp rent boosts noted in many cities across the country
The report cites widespread rent increases with as much as 20 percent in some areas and smaller hikes in others. Observers attribute higher costs to property demand, with several cities showing elevated rates while a few report price declines or stabilized rents.
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United Press
Corey Seal
Philadelphia
Colbos
Teriauta
Jeagun
Chiewo
Vlathis Theresaes
Boyton
Electric Light Co Linemen Strike Disrupts Crrey City Service
Crrey City Blue Ark Light Company linemen walk out amid wage and condition disputes. Company says workers quit without notice though an agreed raise was granted in May. Officials fear no settlement and plan to replace strikers as rebuilding projects continue.
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Crrey City Blue Ark Light Company
Ines
Heinys
Inicex
Allied
Udin Arievances
Orig
Mateil
Crossing Repair Cuts Off Main Street Traffic
Repair work at the central Wor street railroad crossing requires closing of the crossing for two, possibly three weeks. The Pennsylvania railroad repairs will narrow and replace rails, with traffic detours in place. City officials expect the closure to cause inconvenience but view the project as beneficial once finished.
Goverment vows strict enforcement after Supreme Court waters ruling
Washington May 2 Ambiguity remained as officials prepared to enforce the high court decision on territorial waters. Attorney General Bagel and Treasury Commissioner Mais urged rapid action with all agencies ready to act within thirty days.
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Wep
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Amatune
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Wiensney Mellon
Supreme Court
Theatry Department
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Internal Revenue
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Uie
Daughert
Woman Executed for Murder in Alberta Case
A woman and a man were executed on the scaffold in Alberta after being convicted of murder. The condemned pair faced the trap and the man named Paredo was hanged earlier for his role in the crime. The two died after the sentences were carried out in a Canadian jurisdiction outlined by officials.
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United Pres
Saskatchewan
Ala
Porenew
Harsandea
Canara
Lara
Former Corry Resident Dies 80 in New York Area
Former Corry resident Willett died at age 80 after a brief illness. Funeral services were held today, with burial at Grace Cemetery. He is survived by a son Victor M. Willett of Brooklyn, a daughter Mrs Drake of Nunda, and three grandchildren.
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Willett
All Won
Victor M. Willett
Brooklyn
N.Y
Mes QA Drake
Nunda
Fires Cause Minor Damage at Local Plant and Lumber Yard
Two small blazes, a jail yard grass fire on Raymond Avenue and a lumber pile fire at the K P Furniture plant on East Main Street, drew calls to the fire department yesterday with only minor damage reported.
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Raymond Aye
Sue
K.P. 1. Furniture Company
East Main Street
Little’ Dasinge Resuiltgit
Money for Day Enforcement Confirmed by Tarhisherg
May 4 approval restores funding of 450 000 for day enforcement efforts. Governor and committee oversee disbursement and terms, with plans to use the funds to support enforcement programs and related costs.
May Bulletin Sketches From London and America
Mixed telegram style bulletin describes George Harvey leaving London for America and notable events in London and Georgetown. Mentions WILKES HARREY, May Day protests, and amateur golf at the Walker Cup events with players facing trials.
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London
Eng
Vibes
George Harvey
Liv
Hearing on Bill Boosting Motor Fees Stirring Debate
United Press reports May 2 in Marriburg that a House Ways and Means bill to raise motor vehicle fees drew strong opposition and prompted retreat from a planned second reading as lawmakers pledged further hearings and amendments. The piece also notes local hospital news and a recovery from illness at home.
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United Press
Marribburg
Talenday
Missing Warren man found slain in riverbank search
Authorities recovered the body of a Warren man after a search of riverbanks and surrounding areas. Investigators are reviewing leads and hoping to identify a suspect in the fatal incident.
Kidnapped Boy Search Expands Across Canada
Reports indicate police extend the hunt for a abducted boy named Verner Mixanderson with investigators following leads and a possible six-abor movers in a fast vehicle. Authorities describe the case as highly urgent and ongoing.
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Canada
Recount Ordered in Local Commerce Association Election
A recount was ordered after discovery of uncounted ballots in the election for airder ors to the amber of Commerce. Officials found several ballots had not been tallied and will recount this evening with results to be announced tomorrow. Mrs. J A Drake of Nanda New York arrived after her father’s death.
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Tommorrow
T Journal
Sweeping probe into death of hazed student
A university investigation into the death of a sophomore student reveals hazing activity involved and an inquest proceeding. Authorities describe the case as a social misconduct episode with investigators examining possible causes and gathering statements from participants at the campus.
Radio Appeal Seeks Missing Boy in Local District
A radio appeal is issued for a missing boy in the local area. Authorities request neighbors to check homes and report sightings, while a description of the child and last known location is broadcast to aid the search efforts.
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Radio Appeal
Campaign Kickoff Marks First Day in South Australia
An early report outlines the opening moments of a campaign in South Australia. It notes initial fundraising totals, campaign rhetoric, and organizational steps as candidates and supporters begin mobilizing for the electoral phase.
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S. A
New Officers Installed In Local Lodge Ceremony
District Deputy Mr Mary Sullivan presided as officers for the lodge were named. Ladies including Mis Mary Cari and Miss Kathryn Mowayne held key posts with Josephine Lyons as president and Sabina Marks as second vice president. Auditors Margaret Metarthy and Josephine Lyons were named. In a second brief, Lt John A. Maceady and Oakley Kelley prepared for a transcontinental flight from Mitchell Field as good weather favored departure.
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Mise
Mary Cari
Ranch
Brie
Htevars
Sarah
Shields
Mary Obrien
Keete ‘Treat Mix Nelle
Jack Marshall
Allen
Germany Makes First Offer on Reparations in 50 Billion Gold Marks
In May 2 reports, Germany submits its initial reparations proposal based on 50,000,000,000 gold marks. The offer aims to address the Ruhr crisis and postwar economic settlement, with Allies urged to consider terms amidst political opposition and international pressure.
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Germany
Financing of Recreation Program Faces Big Shortage
At a Community Service Council meeting the group wrestles with securing funds for ongoing recreation programs. Members urge a clear financial oversight and ask citizens and beneficiaries to support the effort to ensure future work continues beyond January despite current treasury limits.
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Community Service Conseil
Warren VeRosny
Astille
Ithieh Hisshee
Childred
Cvese An Itha
Janes
Peopild
Deal Og Ca
Het
Tiens
Death of C H Cotterman at home in Tidioute
Funeral services for Charles H Cotterman who died suddenly from heart failure at his residence on Shady avenue and May street will be held Friday morning at Ab Jovetock. Burial will follow in the family plot in Tidioute. He is survived by family members and a valued home.
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Charles TH Gotterman
Shady Avenue
May Street
Ab Jovetock
Cottermian Wall
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