Smith Street Water Work Rush Cleared For Benefit
Soren Wuppersver of Le Corry Water Supply Co notes rapid progress on Smith Street and Centur Street as a heavy service line is laid. The company reports the pipe nearly complete and promises full service to Smith Street and Park Place once finished, with lines to follow in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soren Wuppersver
le Corry Water Supply Co
Vonstruce Dou Ganz
Non Smith Street
Yising
Centur Street
Egat Smith Street
Levering Stallione described for service in Pennsylvania
A 1915 Pennsylvania horse breeding notice certifies Levering 54246 as a Standardbred stallion from Walnut Hall Farm lineage. Approved to stand for service in Pennsylvania with a $20 insured mare fee, details include pedigree, conformation notes, trainer, and registration in the American Trotting Register.
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Dark Pay
Walnut Hall
Francey Moko
Hambletownian
George Wilkes
Abdallah Ty
Pennsylvania
Stalliano
Corry
Mr. I
Ommomyeallit
Stilliony Fame Levering
TH. Russell
Meadville
C. McLean
Carl M. Gay
J. Marshall
Siv
Oantary Board
Walnut Hall Farm
Kentucky
Testimony Shattered in Albany Printing Case Trial
In Syracuse May 12 a key witness testified against Col Barnes, alleging ties to crooked public printing profits. The judge struck the assertion that Barnes violated criminal law, shaping defense with questions of whether he was a corrupt political teacher. The ruling freed Barnes from certain lines of inquiry, allowing focus on the remaining factual issues and mitigations.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Tarnes
Haines
Albany
Hannon
Jos Heh Andrewa
Barnes
Whetter
Andrew Mas
Whyle
J. 1 Lavon
Pratt
Mr. Lyon
No Trace Reported Of Erie Man Captain Mihir
A cablegram from Queenstown to Thomas C. Miller reports no trace of Captain Mihir. The note mentions Captain J. B. Miller, a quartermaster aboard the Sheridan, en route from Manila, due to dock in San Francisco May 14. His parents, Mr and Mrs Miller, expect him to join them soon.
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Mirlo
Mihir
Queenstown
Thomas C. Miler
J. B. Miler
Miler
Sheridan
Manila
San Wranatseo
Oltear
Mins Adona Miller
Chicago
Abota
Mefora Iw Claus
Central High School
John C. Diehl
Delclynl
Mil Jer
Colonel Roosevelt Demands Action on Trade Policy
Syracuse May 12 Colonel Roosevelt calls the government to cut commerce with Germany and bolster trade with the Allies urging a forceful stand. He ridicules President Wilson for his Philadelphia speech and argues a strong national rights policy need not trigger war with Germany. He warns Germany is murdering Americans and asserts that the United States must stop the slaughter of men women and children.
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Syracuse
Roosevelt
United States
Germany
Wilson
Philadelphia
Malik
Water Polley
United State
Trumbull Family Names War Industry Ties in New Britain
New Britain Conn May 12 The death of Issae B Trambull brother of the late Lusitania victim is reported. John Ht Trumbull and Secretary Henry Trumbull of the Trumbull Electric company are noted in connection with inquiries into munition manufacture. The Trumbull company previously refused foreign offers to manufacture rifles and arms for outsiders.
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New Britain
Conn
Avenbo
Issae B. Trambull
Lusitania
John Ht
Trumbull Wid
Henry Trumbull
Tumbull Eleetric Company
Enteriny
Trumbull Company
Trring
Unprecedented Rush Buys Atlantic Passage Reported
In May 1942 the Wolpe American Line New York reports a surge in bookings as British ferries fill up. The Philadelphia bound for Liverpool carried many passengers and vessels, with hundreds more awaiting sailings on the St. Louis next Saturday.
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New York
Phildelphia
Liverpool
St. Lula
Walla
Kilbane Beats Gan in Mild Brooklyn Bout at Featherweight
In Brooklyn on May 12 at the Broadway Sporting Club John Kilbane defeated Mel Cogan in a notably tame featherweight contest. Kilbane weighed 128 pounds to Gogan’s 129, marking a lackluster spectacle despite Kilbane being billed as the world’s top featherweight.
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Brooklyn
New York
Broadway Sporting Club
Johnny Kilbane
Mel Coogan
Kilbane
Googan
Germany signals restraint on neutral ships in war zone
In May 12 Washington reports, Germany via Ambassador Gerard told the United States that submarine commanders were instructed not to harm neutral vessels not engaging in hostile acts. Germany would pay for damages to such ships. Neutral ships carrying contraband would be dealt with, and Germany would express regret and pay damages without prize court proceedings. The move follows German claims that England threatens civilian starvation and justifies submarine warfare.
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Washington
Germany
Gerard
United States
Justien
England
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Smith Street
Water CO
Max
the Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
Ohio
Maiwa
Aisa Ein
Stein Praneen
Sit Shiels
Ant Harit
Cmdnetay
Hleeronore
Muiladyetes
Ras Anam
Viner
Galen Gomes
Alleyne
Alntont
Priscilla Fg
Mighlitder
Ray Messenpery
T. H. Russell
C. Hi. S
Glee Club and Orchestra
H. S. Auditorium
Erie
Miller
Bordens
Abe Bako
Senor Conperseo Ux Moe Romi Ana
Borden
Borton
Las Plaka Medicina Co
Tos Sionere
Drugeiita
Paxton Toilet Co
R. F. Livermore
Bontex
Batiste
Voiles
India
Wainste
Daylight Store
Cor, N-Center
Washington Sts
Charles Hughes
Mills & Lewis Tabloid Musical Comedy Co
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