Two self inflicted deaths probe in Kane today
An investigation into two suicides is underway in Kane with Charles Burett 60 of East Kane and Frank Konestoyo of Ludlow dying by revolver. Authorities say despondency over illness and unemployment were factors as relatives found Burnett shot through the heart Sunday and Konestoyo died from a gunshot at the Community Hospital on Armistice Day.
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Ane
Jena
Charles Burett
East Kane
Alot
Konestovo
Burnett
Low Poulkrod
Poulkrod
Ridgway
Foulkrod
Niaden
Bradford Man Slain in Bradford Alley
John Aria age 29 of Bradford Pa was shot multiple times and died at a hospital after being found in an alley next to Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Rev. Paul Brip reported hearing shots and police traced Aria to Buffalo three days earlier. motive remains unclear.
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Bupmalo
John Aria
Peart-stheety Bradfind
Alain
Din Alley
Our Lady of Mi
Curtaol Chijrol
Hid
9 Onlire
Beret Atlia
Thiel Wall
Bsal Amd
Virlin
Patel
Arka
Varied Weather Grips Nation With Storms and Floods
Weather across the country ranges from heavy rains in the Deep South to tornado and wind damage in Louisiana and Georgia. Destructive storms hit Mobile and Alton. widespread flooding affects streets and homes. Snow and sleet blanket Colorado Wyoming and Utah while the East sees rough seas and stormy conditions.
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United Press
Flori
Georgi
Alabama
Adoe
Liduisiana
Mabtra
Georgia
Mobile
Alton
Ata
Dutusan
Colorado
Wyoming
Lower living standards and the push for higher production
An excerpt quotes Guy Black of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta arguing against lowering living standards. It presents a thought experiment with eight producers sharing eight goods and asserts that prosperity rests on better industrial statesmanship, continuous production, and full employment rather than reduced consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy, Black
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Hach
Democrats and Republicans Talk Coalition Across Aids
Democratic leaders propose cooperation with Republicans on measures for national welfare and the Republican response is to accept with full faith. A Democratic leader calls it a coalition government while noting this form is rarer in America than Europe. Both sides expect efforts but anticipate disagreements on policy.
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America
Europe
Significant Beads and Language Notes in Daily Lesson
The article discusses proper phrasing for funds and misused words, emphasizes the word significant meaning weighty and important, and notes beads made for Indians with beads imported from Europe and Italian glassworkers in 1021. The tone mirrors a 19th century instructional column.
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Europe
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files November 18 1910
Reports from the farming community say many were caught with potatoes in the ground apples unpicked and corn unharvested as the severe freeze hit. A notorious criminal known as Wilkes-Barre Blacky was identified in the European Case by Captain Conover of the BP R R detective force and ordered to leave town immediately.
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Wilkes-Barre Blacky
Conover
R. R
Union City Struggles With Chickenpox Outbreak
Union City reports about 70 chickenpox cases since an outbreak six weeks ago. Health officer A Ny Tab notes quarantine signs placed and ongoing efforts to stop spread. Donations flow to local hospital with over $100 in cash and supplies, while no other contagious illness is present. Captain Bemus and residents visit. Harold Potts joins Woodard Soda Grill. R R Blydenburg visits.
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Union City
A. Ny
Tab
Property deal question with sale per cent
A problem asks for the percent gain on the sale of 25 acres from a 48 acre purchase at 8600 and sale for 2125. The excerpt shows messy OCR with stray numbers and a stray dog note, not a clear newspaper item.
Look and Learn Inquiries and Answers Review
Answers to yesterday's questions cover authors and countries with mixed accuracy. It lists The Quiline of History author and Therian Peninsula occupancies, plus notes on astrology, tin rust, Teeland ownership, and historical figures like Zachary Taylor Jackson Harding.
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Therian Peninsula
Teeland
Zachary Taylor
Benjamin Hackson
Warren G. Harding
Finjitsi
Abyssinia
Church School Board Plans Christmas Program and Elections
The Church School Board of the Best Methodist Episcopal church met for the November session with Superintendent S. Dewey presiding. Officials and committees were named for Christmas entertainment and annual tasks. The church school enrollment and attendance grow as two new teachers start next Sunday.
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Church School Board
Best Methodist Episcopal Chur
Ft. S. Dewey
Dearing
Decker
Vincent Anderson
Oscar Johnson
Mia
Trying Young
Walter Rhode
Kenneth Barnes
Mica. Loveland
Roscoe Dearing
Stephen Brooks
Brooks Church
Alf Loveland
Rul Dahlstrand
Deftzel
Ansta Johnson
Wimner
Duquesne Delegation Seeks Inclusion in Federal Building Plan
A Duquesne Pennsylvania delegation led by Congressman Guy Campbell and Postmaster William E Reed met with treasury officials to press for the city to be included in the federal building program to be submitted to Congress this winter.
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Washington
Duquesne
Guy Campbell
William E Reed
Treasury
Congress
Defrauded Women In Marriage Conspiracy Charged
Pittsburgh dated report says John Wesley of Chicago indicted by a federal grand jury for using the mails to defraud women and held in county jail. Jean Carroll of McKeesport alleges she was induced to marry him last December and gave $40,000 which he took. Reading hosiery strike enters second day with no agreement in sight and remains quiet.
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Pittsburgh
John Wesley
Chicago
Wesley
Jackson
Miah
Jean Carroll
McKeesport
Hardware Prices Push Ahead in Quick Sale Notes
Hardware prices list items including flashlights at 20 and 30 cents, round telephone at 32 cents, C batteries at 5? cents, and heavy duty hot shot items. The fragment shows a dated catalog style price rundown with multiple small items.
Cory Business and Professional Wooten's Club Banquet
The Cory Business and Professional Wooten's Club held a banquet at Bowes Curry with thirty one covers. Milon L. Brown spoke on education and club scholarship support, praising the school system and rewarding a deserving student.
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Sorial Mettine
Cory Business
Wooten
Wis
Bowes Curry
Milon L. Brown
2A Caroll
Helen McCleaf
Amy Obrn
Brown
Corry Public
Ruth Clyburne
Monica Garvity
Nursey Homie
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Kane
Frank Konestove
Charles Burnett
Bradford
Eastern Seaboard
W. L. Gordon
Bemus
Chautauqua
Abe Goldstein
City
Spartangburg
Erie
Harold Potts
The
Woodard Soda Grill
Warren
R. R. Blydenbirg
PR. R
Center Street
Corry, PA
M. E. Church
P. A
Model Dairy Co
Frans Etthaelernaon
Reading
Kerry Krome
C. E. Doane Hardware
West Main St
BP. W. Club
Corry Club
M. L. Brown
Oil City Trust Companie Ae
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
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