Local Real Estate Changes For May
May real estate transfers show Mary A. Cady transferring a property on Irving Street to John Koppel and T. Fr. Hwers moving another property to Nuth. Numerous transfers were recorded at the City Engineer office including George Not Minger selling land to J. H. Linendell and O. H. Heath selling parcels to George Sullinger. J. A. Wright's Washington tract moved to Albert Patterson and Delia Mabottey sold a property to B. Chakehetroet, while Messrs Parsons and Miller will build a residence on the old Congregational Church lot now owned by J. B. Patterson.
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Mary A. Cady
Irving Street
John Koppel
T. FR. Hwers
Nuth
R. A. Patterwon Nan
Carrla L
Rhal
Dicknon
George Not Minger
J. HW. Linendell
O. H. Heath Haw
George Sullinger A. Kunufor
Wales
G. B. Porter
Washington
J. A. Wright
Albert Patterson
Mra
Delia Mabottey
Han Wold
B. Chakehetroet
Messrs Parsone
Milter
Christ Anderson
Zingo's Watterson Adventure Shown In Four Parts
The Family Theater presents Zingo's famous adventures in four reels. The tale features Zingo's terrible fight in the air and provokes amusement and wonder. Admission is 1 and 5 cents, with a matinee Saturday only.
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A. M. Brodeey
Mer
ZINGO
New Furniture Store Opens in Payne Block
A. K. Jones announces a new furniture store at 107 East Main Street in the Payne Block offering new and secondhand furniture. The shop will also handle goods on commission and invites customers to call, promising savings.
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E. Main St
Feeney Wins Bitter Labor Convention Fight
Feene y wins a fierce contest at the state Federation of Labor convention drawing to a close after a two day trial over a betrayal claim. Kirin May May 14-Frank eane y defeated President James W. Menor yesterday in a tense bid for control. Delegates exonerated the Philadelphia leader and chose him as a convention delegate by a 232 to 1 vote amid disorder and police intervention as factions clashed and reports and revolutions were promised in the formal committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirin
Frank #eaney
James W. Menor
Twenoon
State Federation of Labor
Philadelphia
Ahraaten
Reeney-Maurer
Credentials Committee
Re- Hoyer
Tampico Falls to Rebels in Decisive Mexican Conflict
Rebel forces captured Tampico after heavy fighting as federal troops evacuated by rail toward San Luis Potosi. Admiral Mayo reported ongoing bombardment and the rebels' advance opened Gulf coast access and revenue routes. Military leaders warned Carranza and his followers face weeks before entry to Mexico City.
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Washington
Mexico
Carrania
Tampico
Republic
Huerta
Tumpleo
Mayo
Badger
Navy Department
Iater
Pasa
Tobe
One Day Bacon Sale At City Market
City Market advertises a Saturday only sale on May 16 offering home cured and smoked bacon by the strip at a low price. The notice emphasizes limited quantity and urges customers to act quickly at Wilcox’s market stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Market
C. W. Wilcox
Bi partisan machine exposed in Pennsylvania tour
Shamokin May 12. Democratic governor candidate Vanes McCormick and running mates accuse a bi partisan machine of state corruption. He cites Judge Hall and others supporting Ryan while opposing Pon Yose, claiming widespread influence over Capitol appointments and a large guard presence at the capitol as proof of entrenched power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Pennsylvania
Belay
Jel County
Vanes
McCormick
William H. Berry
William T. Creasy
George H. Rowley
Secretary of International Affaire
Orwigsburg
Mle McCormick
Geng Eandlate
Harry A. Hall
Eli
Peuross
Michael 1
Ryan
Mr. Ryan
Pon- Yose
Judge Hall
Jim Ball
Mr. McCormick
Capitol AM
Capitol
Personal mentions of residents visiting relatives and traveling
A stream of notes lists J J Desmond Mrs Marshall Nichole and many others spending time visiting relatives in Spring Croak Youngville Warren Buffalo Clymer and other towns. It notes brief trips for business and illness tied to families including the Smock and Bracken households and various locals departing for Erie Mayville Titusville and Conneaut Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Desmond
Spring Croak
Mra
Marshall Nichole
Liberty Street
Mlus Plossi Armitage
Warren
Rola
Glark
Avon Ohio
Ila
Walter Kitteburger
Clymer
L A. A. Williams
Grand Valley
Climford Miller
Alversi
John Dingimat
Youngville
T. D. Quick
Garlawl
E. H. Memus
Samiostown
Emily Daye
Union City
R. D. Daye
Brook Street
G. A. Wiston
New York City
Ed. Gardner
Removo
Buffalo
Castile
J. M. Davis
Aanister
Alice
W. K. Durham
Mirut Avenue
Gottsvifte
Edinboro
Joutdet
Whitehead
McKinney
Mlouseh
Rabbitt
Edwards
Hopkins
Poulson
Brynt
Willams
Gratzer
Jugsy Oliver
Amy
Erie
Frank Roymond
Walter’ Piavell
Wilbur Lamping
Youngstown
Pennsylvania Leather Company
Hele Sreeman
Pittsburgh
Toyee
National Hotel
Miron Smock
Conneaut Lake
Charles
Portia Sweat
Omaha
Neb
Charlotte Perry
Denver, Co
Opal Bracken
Weat Measant Street
G. W. Wright
Mercer
DeWitt Brackton
Titusville
Annis-Brook Hair Food Claim Seeks Mall Orders Promptly
Hair falling out remedy promotes fast results with promise of all claims met or money back. Advertises Annis-Brook Hair Food from Corry Pa and urges discreet orders to malls and practitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simons
Corry
Mill Village Man Hurt By Lightning
A Mill Village resident, Ae Jones, was seriously injured yesterday afternoon when a bolt struck the house basement during a violent storm. Neighbor J. Rea and Mrs. Jones were nearby as the lightning traveled along wires and caused an explosion near Mr. Jones while he was pumping water into a cistern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Ae Jones
Mr. Jones
Mr. Rea
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Prants Bremen
Lope
Oldornis Eteaater
Praia Treme
Sie
Betsy
Chefee
aSee
West Grockn & Coffee
Feeney
Itampico
Case
Penrose- Ryan Alliance
E. C Ericson Royal Tailor Room
Traction Building
Remington Smith
Monarch
B. Porter
Main St
Amuseu Theater
Bunny
Anthony Miller
N. Cohen. & Sons
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