Century of Progress opens with star Arcturus signals
A fragmented report notes showery weather and telescope observations of Arcturus by four observatories in Chicago. It mentions radio signals affecting Western Union lines, the Century of Progress opening ceremonies, and remarks by Attorney C Ray Hansen to Rotary members and teachers about song control in Chicago.
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Arcturus
Chicago
C. Ray Hansen
Rotary Club
Franklin
Tony
Erie County Beer License Applications Soar in 1923s Prohibition Era
Erie county records show 461 applications for beer licenses this year, with only about 47 licenses granted so far. Officials expect the rest to be approved in coming weeks, despite high bond requirements and licensing hurdles.
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Censes
Erie
Lawrence Taylor
County Ireasimer
Paylor
Taylor
Pennsylvania
Weycourt House
Aliens Held on Illegal Entry Charges Near Kane
Three men Viovanni Bonadio Bruno Muzzi and Raffaele Yortido were arrested near Kane by Inspector Stuart Allen and state police for illegal entry via Canada. One suspect hid on a roof at 504 Park Avenue another at Morrison 10 miles north and the third near Woodswamp Endeavor. They face deportation after immigration processing as authorities say over 100 aliens, mostly Macedonians and Italians, have been deported.
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Viovanni Bonadio
Bruno Muzzi
Raffaele Yortido
Kane
Stuart Allen
Federal Immigration Department
Erie
Janet
Bonadia
Park Avenue
Canada
Muzai
Morrison
Candila
Yorfido
Woodswamp
Endeavor
Circus Picture Coming to Rex Decoration Day
Two men were cut by flying glass as two startled quail washed through the windshield of a speeding ambulance. The bird died.
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Rex
Century of Progress to showcase futuristic Chicago exhibits
Central Press reports Chicago's Century of Progress fair opening May 27 to November 1. Visitors will see live manufacturing, from auto assembly to diamond cutting, plus manned rides, suspended dome architecture, and advances in electricity, railroads, and aviation.
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Central Press
Chicago
United States
Id Wynn
Kimberley
South Africa
Amsterdam
Morarn
Seterice
Fort Dearborn
Four Hazelhurst men jailed for counterfeit coins
On May 27 four Hazelhurst men Ernest W Bills Faymond Bills Alfred Sloppy and Harry Dippo were sentenced to two months in McKean jail for malice and passing counterfeit money Their guilty pleas included manufacturing counterfeit quarters and passing some pieces The court also levied a one dollar fine and costs The group admitted to making a mould for coins using dent rist sand and banbil material found near the city dumping grounds west of the town
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MokKean Counly
Ernest W. Bills
Faymond Bills
Alfred Sloppy
Harry Dippo
Air County
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Sloppy
Dippa
Banbil
Ely
Funeral of Seth Haskins Overall obituary service and interment
Funeral services for Seth Haskins were held Friday at 2 30 pm at Alexander and Company Funeral Home. Rev H A Hook officiated. Interment followed in Pine Grove cemetery. Relatives and friends from out of town attended from Prewsburg Hagelhurst Bemis Point Westfield Spartansburg and Ori City.
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R. M. Haskins
Corty
R. D
A. B. Crandall
Perry Hoyt
Russell Rexford
A. W. Rauscher
Louis Mann
Exton Haskins
Prewsburg
N. Y
A.B. Granani
Floyd Nogar
Corlett Crandall
John Keefer
Hagelhurst
Belle Brown
Trwit Brown
Clifford Stowell
Bemis Point
Westfield
Kenneth Tones
Oi City
C. A. Buxton
Spartansburg
Clintonville Weekly Tribune Seeks Subscriptions
Clintonville community newspaper the Clintonville Weekly Tribune invites readers to renew or begin subscriptions. The notice emphasizes dry wood donations as a form of payment or support for the paper.
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WOOD
Clintonville, Wis
Clintonville
Weekly ‘Tribune
Sincla irville Man Killed by Lightning
A lightning strike near Sincla irville last night killed Charles I Engdahl as he sat on his bed changing clothes. His son Ernest was dazed but aided the doctor, and a fire on the mattress was put out before the wounded man could be cared for. The home’s telephone lines were damaged but no other injuries or damages were reported.
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Charles J. Engdahl
Wes
Bob
Sinclairville
Charles I
Dr. Flannigan
Dir. Phatnigan
Engdahl
Ernest Engdahl
Emgdighl
Falnnigan
Aged Erie Man Fatally Shoots Himself in Kitchen
Philip Kuch, aged 79, of 1050 West Fourth Street, Erie, died after shooting himself with a small caliber revolver in his son's kitchen. Believed to be instant death, with no known motive. He had resided with his daughter at West Eighth Street.
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Erie
Phiilip Kuch
West Sth
Philip, Jr
West 4Th Street
Kuch
L. W. Feisner
West 8Th Street
Fragmentary notice yields unclear event timing
Readable text is garbled with times and names unreadable. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable.
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