Outline of Salvation Army Work in City Report
The Salvation Army presents a six month financial summary from September 27 to May 1, detailing receipts of notables including a Christmas appeal and total funds of 4,058.43. Expenses listed cover administration postage telephones and building upkeep with relief provided to the needy, including garments meals and groceries, totaling 35,808.75.
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Salvation Army
Waliam Buenell
Eskell
Publica
Perioit
Werdber
Orward
Donitiony Sitlig
Selisdeni
Christimis Appeal
S. Hentler
SS Jie
al Avice An Wiwider
Huignet
cAmpalan
Maristas
Clinsullas
Philireiy Ives
International Labor Parley Opens in Geneva
United Press dispatch from Geneva reports the International Labor conference convening this afternoon with delegates from more than five nations. The conference is expected to last six to eight weeks as discussions begin on global labor issues.
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International Labor
Geneva
United Press
Mas
Asphalt Resurfacing Planned at Franklin
Franklin council debated asphalt resurfacing this summer selecting Lake Trinidad asphalt and a contractor from Allewhens Daxing Vo Pittstilygh. The project covers West Park Street from Liberty to Oizep and 18th Street from the banke to Labenny, plus bridge/brick adjustments. A judge of costs and completion was discussed, with broad council support but final bids pending.
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Brankein
Pranklin
Vounell
North Waiseer
Chafield
West Park Street
Liberty Wi
St Marys Man Killed by Train
A St Marys resident was killed by a westbound freight train near the Fy County More Station yesterday. The victim, name not fully clear in the garbled report, was struck about a quarter mile west of the station and died instantly. The incident occurred sometime before 11:90 PM according to an engineer who saw the body along the tracks. The deceased was survived by a widow and others, with details obscured by the damaged text.
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Avis Street
Ste Miurva
Fy County
St. Marys
Eielit
Welock
Churches urged to aid in child labor amendment drive
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, urged churches to back ratification of the child labor amendment at the Northern Baptist Convention in Washington. He said churches and labor must unite to overcome prejudices and push the humane constitutional change forward.
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United Press
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Church and
Labor
Green
Northern Baptist Vention
Sound and Wise Says Pinchot Refers to Prohibition Agents
Harrisburg May 20 Governor Pinchot praises President Coolidge for executive action allowing state officers to be appointed as federal prohibition agents. In a letter to the President he calls the move sound and wise and says he hopes it will be allowed and appreciated.
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United Foss
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Attentions to Daughter Spark Stabbing in Harrisburg
A man was stabbed by William Hoosen after a dispute tied to a father’s attentions to his daughter. Police report show the incident unfolded when an argument escalated at the scene. The victim, Ralph Udury, was injured as Hoosen ordered payment of alleged royalties amid tensions over the daughter.
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United Press Harrisburg
Polive
Ralph Udury
William Hoosen
Booger
Tim
Rcoven
Vunjee
Second Conviction For Slaying Cop
In Puiladeltila May 26 a jury found Mary Bentley guilty of first degree murder in the death of Policeman Tarey Cooper during a failed holdup. The verdict adds to prior convictions. Joseph Corry, already convicted of first degree murder, was accused of firing the fatal shots.
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Puiladeltila
Nurder
Marry Bentley
Tarey Cooper
Olney
Prust
My Ath
Joseph Corry
Cooper Duving
Tatter
Freezone Corn Remedy and a Laughing History Moment
A vintage ad touts Freezone for corns promising instant relief and painless removal with a tiny bottle costing a few cents. An unrelated classroom quip asks when Columbus discovered a new land, with a student joke about the first chapter.
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Johnnie
Coolidge Day Draft Order 10 On Air This Thursday
Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Cummins announced a meeting to assess the legality of an order designating local officials as federal agents. The debate centers on presidential authority and potential restraints, with lawmakers from both parties weighing implications for state and federal powers.
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Cummins
Senate Judiciary Committee
United Press
Washington
Senate
Walsh
Mintans
Maryland
House
Eczema Remedy Claim Persuades Through Blood-Building
An advertisement promotes 8.8.8 as the only method to relieve eczema by rebuilding red blood cells. It asserts impurities in the blood cause skin eruptions and that the product clears boils pimples blackheads blotches and itchy rashes. It urges readers to buy the larger bottle at druggists.
Early Normal School Opens in Paris in 1795
A brief historical note explains the term normal schools derived from norma meaning rule. It states a school for training teachers opened in Paris, France on January 20, 1795. The passage emphasizes the origin and purpose of these institutions in teacher education.
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Paris
France
Commutation Opposition in Death Penalty Case
In Harrisburg on May 26 Ay appeals were made against commutation for Joseph Valetta, condemned in Allegheny County for a murder. The proceedings involved Mrs Colich, a police officer widow, who argued for justice for her four children and cited her late husband’s record. The plea faced strong opposition as state authorities consider clemency.
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Harrisburg
Arcade Definition and architectural context
An arcade is defined as a series of two or more arches with their columns. A row of arches forming a feature separate from the main building supports the roof.
Wordless Prayer Appeal Planned At County Seat
A court hearing considers a religious protest involving a wordless prayer appeal. Witnesses describe tense reactions from skeptics and adherents as officials weigh permissible expression during public invocation and ritual demonstration at the county courthouse.
Father saves child from fatal burns incident
A father rescued his young daughter from a severe kitchen fire that endangered their home. The mother fainted during the blaze. the father entered the bedroom, smothered the flames, and carried the child to safety. The daughter was hospitalized in serious condition but survived the immediate danger.
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Petsburgi
Tay
Guy Stave
Wether Smith
Tale
Gether
Miley Smithy
Tormer
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