Schilling to Lead County Democrats and Party Support Lines
Schilling named county chairman by Democratic committee with Ruth Messmer secretary and Joseph Baysarian treasurer. Party endorses Gov. Al Smith for president and backs minority nominees for city and county posts while Emmett Wilson withdraws and Elmer Evans campaigns as Labor Prohibition candidate. Committeemen approve executive slate and pledge to back main party nominees.
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Erie
Gur
Tlenbet
Reid
Emmett Wilson
Elmer Evans
Clectuer
Joseph M Schilling
Cosunty
Ruth Messmer
Joseph Baysarian
Schilling
John Balzer
Rudolp Messmer
Joseph Rogan
John Measel
Flagen
Fourth Ward
Democratic Committee
al Smith
New York
Mninoriy
Firemen Injured In Downtown Pittsburgh Blaze
Twelve Pittsburgh firefighters were seriously hurt battling a downtown blaze that damaged three buildings and forced the maximum alarm to summon all available units from multiple districts. Fire walls collapsed trapping crews. Captain Harry O'Toole and Captain B H Coslett sustained the worst injuries as debris was cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prew
Harry O'Toole
B. H. Coslett
WLEW 10 Noon Program Plans At Oil City Station
WLEW in Oil City announces noon hour broadcasts daily starting at 12 o’clock with music talks and housewife hints from the U S Department of Agriculture. Miss Paes will arrange the programs which include a children’s show weekly and a Saturday request segment.
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OW City
Det
Oil City
WLEW
Miss Paes
United States Department of Aureult
Classified Ad Terms for Rooms and Furnishings
A compact classifieds item outlining terms for room rentals and furnishings. The ad specifies available rooms, included amenities, rental rates, lease duration, deposit requirements, house rules, and contact information for prospective tenants. It emphasizes clarity on occupancy limits and payment deadlines.
Reist Goes to State Bureau in Pennsylvania
Henry N. Reist, Warren County Farm Bureau manager since 1915, is appointed to lead agricultural extension economic work at Pennsylvania State College. Oliver Tritt will relieve Reist and assume duties locally. Reist will study cooperative marketing across Pennsylvania as his statewide remit. In Warren County his 12 years of efforts focused on reducing soil acidity to boost crop yields, dairy production, and promoting disease-free seed and selected grain varieties.
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Warren
O.t
Henry N. Reist
Warren County Farm Bureau
Pennsylvania State College
Oliver
Warren County Bureau
Reist
Iicorice
Pennsylvania
Warren County
Youth Hurt in Runaway Wagon Near Baptist Church
A delivery wagon driven by 15 year old Fred Royer ran wild after its horses bolted on Chase Street near the Baptist Church. The wagon struck a telephone pole, Royer was thrown from the seat, injuring his right wrist and palm. He received medical care at home and later at the hospital.
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Kane
Shatzkin and Son
Baptist
Chase Street
Fred Royer
Greeves Street
Roger
Blood Transfusion Saves Erie Boy After Accident
In Erie Pennsylvania on October 17 a 16 year old boy Donald McLaughlin suffered life threatening blood loss from a tick injury. He was saved by a blood transfusion performed by Rev. Dugan pastor of St Peters Cathedral with assistants Rev Martin Lynn and Rev Timothy Sullivan also volunteering their blood. The boy attends the cathedral preparatory school.
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Erie
Donald McLaughlin
Dugan
St. Péter's Cathedral
Martin Lynn
Timothy Sullivan
Tait
Cathedral Preparatory School
Two Youths Held for Killing Boy in Philadelphia
Philadelphia police arrested Raymond Colebaugh, 15, and Casmir Witorski in connection with the death of 11 year old Leonard Viey. Detectives say Viey was shot while playing with a revolver and the youths confessed to the incident.
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Wy Wate Cress
Philadelphia
Leonard Viey
Raymond Colebaugh
Casmir Witorski
Oley
Colebaugh
Middle-Azed Man One Described by Galt Reporter
The Galt Reporter outlines a middleazed man who has ceased growth at the ends yet continues to grow toward the middle, detailing a curious state of bodily development.
Rainbows End Parade Hopes Fade With City Engine
The nineties phrase hints at a farmer and townsfolk dreaming of a parade ride behind a non kicking vehicle as elephants and Hans are mentioned. Now a new engine replaces the circus ride but the parade is being abolished in Toronto.
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Farmer Falls
Hans
Toronto
Three Days Cough Warning and Creomulsion Claim
An advertisement touts a three day cough as a danger and promotes Creomulsion as a two fold remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims creosote is a key healing agent and guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer if relief isn’t achieved following directions.
Pile pills touted by ex police captain spark city buzz
A long, sensational testimonial claims Colac Pile Pills cure internal hemorrhoids, with former Brooklyn druggist and NYPD captain John Zimmerman detailing years of suffering and dramatic relief after using the product. The ad promises internal action, reduces inflammation and bleeding, and offers money back if not relieved.
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New Yor
John Zimmerman
Brooklyn
New York City
Social Call Arrest At Edith Rockefeller McCormick Home
Michael Tillack, 38, was arrested at Mrs. Edith Rockefeller McCormick’s Chicago mansion while claiming a social call. Police eyed him for observation in a psychiatric ward after servants alerted authorities. the visit reportedly occurred during a gathering for Prince William of Sweden.
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Wy United Prats
Chicago
Michael Tillack
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Tillack
McCormick
Prince William of
Sweden
Mrs. McCormick
Hillack
Four Pol icemen Under Arrest at Duquesne Mine
Four coal and iron policemen from Duquesne Coal and Coke Co were jailed after an attack on Union pickers at the Avelle mine. Two victims, Alcino Germi and Gen. Horton, were hospitalized with bruises and cuts. two others were not seriously hurt. Names J S Morris Jack McFadden B J Precter and John Burgoyne jailed, to be arraigned before Justice J E Campbell at Avelle tonight. Mrs Merle Cowles of Cleveland visited her relatives nearby.
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United Pre
Washington
Duquesne Coal and Coke Co
Avelle
Duquesne Co
Alcino Germi
Gen. Horton
J. S. Morris
Jack McFadden
J. Precter
John Burgoyne
J. E. Campball
Clear Husband Cleared in Wife's Death at Bradford
Coroner's jury finds Det. T C W Peters son of 69 Railroad Street not to blame for the death of his wife Mrs. Etta Peterson 39 who died Tuesday evening in Bradford hospital from a skull fracture after jumping from her husband's automobile during a family quarrel near Songbird Inquest lasted under an hour and jury deliberated less than five minutes Harold Bobb brother of the deceased testified and the verdict attributed the death to Mrs Peterson's own action in leaving the car
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Draupukl
T.C. W. Peterson
Railroad Street
Etta Peterson
Bradford Hospital
Songbird
Bowe
Harold Bobb
One Thin Woman Gains 15 Pounds in Weeks
A health advertisement touts McCoy's Tablets claiming a thin person can gain at least five pounds in five to six weeks. The ad offers a money back guarantee: if after buying sixty cent or one dollar boxes the user does not gain five pounds and feel improved, the druggist will refund.
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McCoy
N Ei Ames & Co
América
Beware Transplanting Evy arything else being equal a man was a better chance of branching out
Terre Haute Tribune article notes caution about moving or transplanting people, arguing that stability at one location improves chances of personal growth and broader connections, suggesting rootedness aids opportunity without detailing specific cases.
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Terre Haute Tribase
Grange Plans All Day Session in Columbus
Columbus Grange schedules an all day meeting for Saturday with a forenoon business session dinner at noon and an open afternoon program. notes a pending Warren Grange meeting affects supper date. Also lists school masquerade, lecture series, and local residents visiting or calling.
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Grange
Columbus
Get
Columbue Grange
Noo
Warren
Thompson
Hillsburg
Rich
Corry
Embezzler Given Long Prison Term in Harrisburg Case
United Press reports Det. 7 A. S. Banmiller sentenced to 1 to 30 years for involvement in a $700,000 embezzlement from the Commonwealth Trust Company in Harrisburg. The case centers on the bank theft and Banmiller’s role in the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
A. S. Banmiller
Cometon Vweaith
Prust
KU Dean Ends Life in Office in Lawrence
Lawrence Kans early today University of Kansas Engineering Dean Walker 60 shot himself in his office. He left a note to a friend saying you wont think I'm a coward for doing this and asked the note be delivered to a friend.
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United Press
Lawrence
Kans
Ley M Walker
University of Kansas
Lols
Question Trial Without Jury
The Supreme Court considers the ruling allowing jury free trials in Philadelphia cases. Judge Edwin O. Lewis presided as the two year old policy appears illegal, with District Attorney Charles Edwin Pax agreeing. An appeal is sought to test the ruling and ease congested minor criminal dockets.
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United Pross Philadelphia
Superio Court
Edwin 0. Lewis
Cps
Wil Bellen
Supremo Court
Charles Edwin Pax
Lewis
Vory Mowchanker
English Language Superior Expression of Vast Vocabulary
A concise note argues that modern English likely holds the largest vocabulary among spoken languages, enabling richer expression of the many shades of one’s thoughts. It notes English variety and adaptability as key factors in its lexical breadth and expressive power.
Foolish crowd fills silent paradise farm and parish
An obscure line laments a crowded scene described as a silent paradise farm and parish, noting the crowd as a folly or fool’s paradise. The fragment hints at satire on speculative investing and crowd behavior without concrete names or places.
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NEW Remedy
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Omaha
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