Greenhurst Hotel Obsolete StructureDestroyed By Fire
A Sunday morning blaze destroyed the 48 year old Greenhurst Hotel in Greenhurst, origin given to a defective flue. No occupants were inside. a Saturday night party had just left. Loss value and insurance reported as uncertain. fire drew a large crowd from surrounding areas.
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Chautauqua; Lake Resort
Jamestown
Greenhirst
Greenhurst
Harold Muus
Fluvanna Fire Department
Carl Mangini
Steble Street
Lucy Scanpino
Cherry Street
Darmestown
Surance
Tradie
Stond
Celoron
Walters
Bernus Point
Battle erupts in Tientsin and Manchuria as clashes intensify
News wires report renewed fighting across Tientsin and Tsitsihar area with Chinese rioters clashing near foreign concessions. Japanese troops fire shells, killing several and wounding others as Chinese forces attempt to quell disturbances amid shifting loyalties and military maneuvers.
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Japan
Tientsin
China
Kitin
Mapehuria
Marshall Chine Hsueh-Livdg
Peining
Peiping
Mukden
Manchuria
Tsitsihar
Heilungtime
Ting Chow
Chinese Eastern Railway Guards
Ting
Chang Hsush-Liang
Ménchuiria
Han-Peng
Sheondi River
Tenghar
Nomi
Ma Chan-Shan
Haisheng
Tawangtun
Haicheng
Reiliinee
Wi1 ‘Row
Kuchingtze
Red Cross poster marks fifty years of service anniversary
The article notes Margaret Wilt as model for a Med Cross anniversary poster by artist Joseph M. Clemant, created for the Fifty years service to humanity slogan. The original will be preserved in the Red Cross museum in Washington, with reproductions used for instruction in 1981 and future observances. Clemant lives at Chester Springs and found Wilt as a model after scouting local talent.
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Pretty
Wantysearuld Balk Teller
Thhoenixville
Pennsyvania
Margaret Wilt
Moilel
Med Cross
Ailiett
Fed Cross
Red Cross Museum
Washington
Red Cross
Joseph M. Clemant
Clement Hes
Old Mill
Chester Springs
Pennsylvania
Misa Wilt
City Manager Regime Ended In Cleveland
Harold H. Burton became acting mayor as Cleveland scrapped the city manager plan after a Tuesday vote. The city faced a 252 000 deficit as the mayor council system restored. Burton will serve until February election, ending Cleveland’s 1924 manager regime.
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Cleveland
Unitedress
Harold H. Burton
Fliscur
Daniel
Morgan
John D. Marshall
Burton
McGinnies Seeks Eighth Term as New York Assembly Speaker
Ripley Assemblyman Joseph A McGinnies moves to re election as speaker despite a concerted challenge from W Kingst Macy of Suffolk County and GOP rivals. He has strong backing from Republican Assembly members and Senate Majority Leader George B Fearon of Syracuse, with anticipated solid support after post election rallying calls.
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Ripley
New York State Assembly
Buffalo
W. Kingst
Macy
Suffolk County
Joseph A. MccGinnies
G P
State Assembly
Ker House
Assembly
George B. Fearon
Syracuse
State Senate
Wreck probe continues after fatal Lehigh Valley derailment
Inquiry into the Lehigh Valley express wreck near Johnstown Pennsylvania continued after two trainmen died. Fireman Alexander McKee age 49 of Sotem Ohio and Engineer William McFadden 60 of Pittsburgh were severely burned when the locomotive overturned after a derailment. Six others were only lightly injured. Both men died Saturday in Lee Hospital. Regular service resumed as tracks were cleared.
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Prin Johnstown
Here
Aléxander McKee
Sotem
William McFaden
Pittsburgh
McMee
Lee Hospital
McPadden
Tate
Prisoner leaps from train at North East Jamestown Nash
A 26 year old prisoner, John Kolowaski, aboard a New York Central passenger train to Jamestown, escaped from Capt Edward M Nyholm at North East Pa. He shut the lavatory door from inside and fled through a small window as the train slowed. Police seek recapture as the train continued toward Westfield.
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Jamestown
Nav
New York Central
North Wast
John Kolowasiti
St. Petersburg
Edward M. Nyholm
Tocal
Brie Ik
Kolowaski
Nyholm
Kolo
Olowaski
Weatfield
Man Wounded by Mother of Tom Cop Recovering
Jamestown Nov 9 Sam Gribs is recovering at the W C A Hospital after being shot in the chest Friday night by Detective Elmer A. Lee as he tried to leave the Jamestown Wholesale Grocery Company warehouse during a burglary in progress. He faces a charge of third degree burglary. Sam Fushano and Sam Cuppuno, who aided the wounded man and are held as material witnesses, have been released on bail of 1500 each. They say Griffin came to a poolroom at West Second and Cherry streets to ask for a ride to a doctor after being shot. He did not explain what happened.
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Jamestown
Sam Gribs
Elmer A. Lee
Jamestown Wholesile Grocery Company
Prostess
Sam Fushano
Sam Cuppuno
Griffin
West Second
Cherry Streets
Mrs Mix Injured in Auto Crash Near Franklin
Mrs. Mix, 68, mother of Tom Mix the motion picture and circus cowboy, was injured when an automobile struck a bear here. She is transferred to a hospital after suffering bruises and injuries to her back. A previous accident last spring left her in the hospital three weeks. She resides in DuBois, Pennsylvania.
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Franklin
Mix
Tom Mix
Armistice Day Services Planned By Two Corry Churches
Two Corry churches plan Armistice Day observances on Wednesday the thirteenth anniversary of the Armistice. Immanuel Episcopal will hold a 9 20 a m Holy Communion service and prayers for the fallen, while St Thomas Church will conduct an 8 a m anniversary mass for World War I dead and ex-service men. Banks and some city offices will observe the holiday. The State Armory hosts the Armistice Day ball Wednesday evening under Company A, Pennsylvania National Guard with Frank Donaldson and his Firestone orchestra.
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Emmanuel Episcopal
St. Thoma
Armory
Corry
G Stanley West
Immanuel Episcopal Church
St. Thomas
Otd
State Armory
Company A
Pennsylvania National Guard
Frank Donaldson
Firestone Orchestlta
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Corry, Pa
Ohio
Tom
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wember Federal Reserve Bark
Ersonal Finance CO
Beneficial Loan Society
South Center ST
Corry Rep
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