Lebrun Named France President In 1931 Senate Election
The article profiles Albert Lebrun, long a key French statesman and reformer, detailing his rise from farm youth to engineer and professor, his roles in the Chamber of Deputies and Senate, and his election as President of the French Republic succeeding Doumer. It notes his wartime cabinet positions, League of Nations delegation work, and ties to Poincaré as a protege.
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Senate
Paul Doumer
M. Lebrun
Nanel
L'Mcole Polytechnique
National School of Mines
Tre
Raymond i Poincare
League of Nations
ML. Lebrun
M. Policare
Associated Press
M. Poincare
Twenty Years Ago From the Jour Files May 13 1912
A small city tax sale is planned with Postlethwait listing one First ward property and two in each other ward. Arcade restaurant on State street bought by ex sheriff T H Cogswell for operation. Burglars entered the Banks home on Mast South Street. nothing taken. City solicits bids to pave North Center Street toward the hill macadam. Sam Jacobson offers earmuffs with each straw purchase. L W Dids return from Western trip. Kingaley DeRosay to graduate from Randolph Chamberlain Academy. visit home. J B Davis ill at Hast Smith Street home.
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Postlethwait
Sting
Kingaley DeRosay
Chamberlain Academy
Randolph
J B. Davis
Hast Smith Street
Waterford laid out and New Jersey size noted
The item asks about when Waterford was laid out and the current size of New Jersey, plus historical questions about Champlain founding Quebec, Taft’s Secretary of State, the Pennsylvania Attorney General salary, and the author of a line about modesty.
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Waterford
New Jersey
Quebec
Champlain
Taft
Pennsylvania
Corry Man Fined at Union City
Corry resident B D Whiteley pleaded guilty to reckless driving before Justice Robbins in Union City. He was fined 15 dollars plus costs, paid in full, after being stopped by State Highway Patrolman H J Booker on the Corry Union City road near the Seymour garage while en route home.
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Corry
Union City
Union City Times
B.D. Whiteley
Justice Robbins
Whiteley
H. J. Booker
Corry-Union City Road
Seyamour
Kidnappers Notes Revealed in Lindbergh Case Report
United Press reports from May 13 detail Dr. John F. Condon's ransom negotiations over the Lindbergh baby. The Bronx Home News prints notes, symbols, and the claim that Condon had 70 000 dollars, later offering 50 000 as ransom citing Lindbergh's wealth.
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United Press
NEW York
Bronx
Dr. Condon
Lindbergh
Condon
Blast Wrecks Dwelling Near Jamestown
A blast rocked a bungalow on Brown Street near Foote Avenue extension in Jamestown around 11 PM. Fire officials reported the house, owned by Anthony Pignate, was uncroupled and saturated with gasoline or an inflammable liquid. the fire was extinguished before responders arrived. Neighbor Hurd Huntinglin said a car parked near the house minutes before the blast and left shortly before the explosion.
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Jamestown
Foote Avenue
Ality
Brown Street
Anthony, Pignate
Traibot Huntinglin
Toll
Tme
Warren Boy Sues for Loss of an Eye
A Warren boy sues for damages after an air rifle incident left him blind in the left eye. The case names George Zobrest and his father against J. P. Carlson and son Louis Carlson, seeking 10000 for the eye loss and 5000 for the father. The two Brown Will Sugar Grove township youths had prior disputes and shot at each other during a dispute.
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Sugar Arove Township
Zobrest
Tobacco condemned in verse from Anatomy of Melancholy
Fragmentary verse condemns tobacco as a plague of mischief and a violent purger of health, praising abstinence for pleasure. The lines critique smoking as deadly to body and soul, reflecting anti smoking sentiment.
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Aurion
Paper Accepts Deal Implied By Hard Bargain
City editor notes readers expect straightforward coverage of a controversial deal. If the subject accepts, the paper will publish the agreement terms and key figures involved.
Mrs Shaver to France for pilgrimage to gravesite
Mrs. C. W. Shaver of Euclid Street will sail from New York on July 27 as part of a Gold Star mothers pilgrimage arranged by the Federal government. She will visit the grave of her brother Clyde Shirey, a member of the 132nd Infantry who died Sept 8, 1918 after serving on the Western Front. Shirey enlisted April 6, 1917, and was among the first Corry residents to be casualty. Mrs. Shaver is the only Corry resident listed in the voyage.
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Condon
C. W. Shaver
Euclid Street
New York
Clyde Shirey
132Th Infantry
Corry
Hoy
France
Shirey
Fismes
Stayers
Husband of Auto Victim Dies Sudden
May 18 Jamestown report on coroner scheduled in Mayville for Mrs Frank Q Ayling Lighthouse Point death. She was struck and killed by a tick driven by John Conant, North Harmony farmer, held on $2,000 bond for manslaughter. Frank Ayling died next morning at 3 AM. Survived by children and grandchildren. Born Wrightsville, Pa.
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Jamestown
Frank Q. Ayling
Lighthouse Point
Stelock
Court House
Mayville
David Lincoln
Ayling
John Conant
North Harmony
Wherry
Roy Davis
Stedman
Claude Ay
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A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
Tribune Tower
Chicago
Jour
T. H. Cogswell
Corty
Arcade
State Street
Evie
North Center Street
Sam Jacobson and Company
Journal
Mrs. L. W Dids
THE
Lone Eaglet
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Warren Boy
Black Elk Uppers
Sisto
Mrs. Shaver
P.T. King
London, Eng
Preacher
Pentecostal Church
East Church St
Corry, Pa
Broilers
Jie Ib
Chuck
Thuringer
Te Ib
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