Needlework Guild Elects Officers After Busy Year
The Needlework Guild met yesterday afternoon at the Methodist Church Parlor with eighteen members. Mrs. Charles Golger presided as president for the coming year as four hundred undergarments and garments were distributed or prepared for relief, including a box of one hundred garments sent to Dayton during floods. Mrs. Alex Molinos was elected president for the year, with Mrs. Woodsward and others as officers. More than four hundred garments were produced or gathered.
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Lool
Hig
Nea
Jocal Guild
Dayton
Tyre
Trenton
Alex Molinos
Woodsward
Mrn Honth
Mary Whittlesoy
Ud Mra
Hid
Whittlenay
Mra
Bracken
Weather Forecast Gray and Cold Tonight
Weather remains cloudy and colder through the night with a chilly Saturday ahead. Strong winds and light showers are possible in the evening.
Huerta appears in streets. reports denied
United Press dispatches from Mexico City say rumors of Huerta’s hurried departure and an assassination attempt on John Lind were absolutely refuted by his public appearance. London stock market notes rise on hopes tied to President Wilson's remarks improving Mexican prospects.
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United Press
Mexico City
Huerta
Vera Cruz
John
Lind
London
Amorichn
Muxican Holdings Alao
Wilson
Warren Home Receives Mr. Yates Who Had Been in Ill Health
Goorka Yates of Warren who had been a patient at Rien Cancer Cure on West Washington Street was removed to his home in Warren last evening. Friends gathered to assist in bringing him home. After arrival he showed improvement but remained hopeful noted by caregivers.
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Goorka Yates
Warren
Rien
Washington Street
Tan Wooks
Warren Tail
Hs Eadattion
Rebekans
Corry
Idles Aux-Ilary
Odd Fellows
Orphan Home
Uorry Sociely
Meadvilla
Union City plant powers largest chair maker in world
Heath tamber Company of this city shipped a large order to the Shreve Company at Union City as its Union City plant, rebuilt after a fire, produces 4200 finished chairs daily. The new electrically driven mill runs on a 10 hour day and ships twenty carloads weekly, becoming the world’s largest chair producer.
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Heath Tamber Company
Shreve Company
Union City
Heath Company
Betitia 14
Mesars G. ©. Heath
Corry
G. R. Rogers
Shrove
Te. Rogers
Union
Fess Ton
Army Flyer Killed at Manila Bay
Lieutenant Perry Rich, sole aviation officer with the Philippine Scouts, died instantly when his plane fell into Manila Bay during a morning flight. Witnesses aboard nearby ships saw the accident as the Asiatic Squadron anchored nearby.
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Manila Bay
United Press
Manila
Perry Rich
Army
Philippine Scouts
Marly
Asiatic Squadron
Hadredd
Major freighter Major wrecked as Lake Superior gale grows
Harbor Beach Michigan reports a new wreck amid a furious Lake Superior gale. The wooden freighter Major, last seen near Whitefish Point, sank after its crew was rescued by a tug. Death toll from the storm climbs toward 275, with rescue boats driven to shelter. Crews on the Argus, Hydrus, and R. M. Scott are overdue after five days at sea.
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United Press
Harbor Beach
Mich
Itom
Aux.beluwes
H. Ne Hanna
Cleveland
Lake Superior
Beine
Mitchel
Whitetla Point
Argus Uydrus
R. M. Scott
Local Man Convicted of Larceny in Brie Court
A man using the name Murphy from Arters boarding house on Main Street was found guilty of larceny before Judge Benson at Brie. He was caught at the local depot by Corry police as he attempted to flee toward Jamestown. He received a hearing before Alder man Shields and was bound over to court. the jumping of his board bill was settled. Witnesses Mark Gray Chief Stevens Mins Arters and Dayo testified.
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Esterday
Murphy
Arters
Main Street
Benson
Brie
Felow
Corry
Jamestown
W. ©. Shields
Mark Gray
Stevens
Mins. Arters
Dayo
Hhe Moan
Robbery at Columbus Hardware Store Case Under Scrutiny
Police and Columbus merchants pursue suspects after a burglary at Wollindus Wise hardware store. About 425 worth of knives and related items were stolen last night with items likely to be easily sold. Suspects linked to the case are under strong scrutiny as authorities anticipate a quick resolution.
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Columbus
Fire Destroys Warren Drug Store and Damages Nearby
November 14 Warren Pennsylvania Chief Gordon and several firefighters were seriously injured fighting a blaze that started in a basement furnace at Reynolds Drug Store. Total damage estimated around 25 000 with Reynolds store alone reaching about 15 000. The fire also damaged H Smith Co store and Green Davidson dry goods, with smoke and broken glass injuring crew. Automatic sprinklers activated by high water pressure added to the destruction.
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Unitog Press
Warren
Chief Gordon
Reynolds Drug Store
Gordon
H. Smith Co
Green Davidson Ary
Reynolds
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Warren Home
Shreve CO
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Superior
Rebekah Club
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First National Bank
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WM. Muir
Pres
F. K. Russell
C. T. Conarro
Citizens National Bank
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