Western Hemisphere Peace Move Against War Materials
The article discusses plans to block war materials entering Bo li or Paraguay, aiming to curb war-making from outside sources. It notes the paradox of two belligerents not declaring war while mediators label actions as war to justify arms embargoes, and urges peaceful arbitration with sea outlets to resolve the root conflict and set a hemispheric example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boli
Paraguay
Netter
Hone
League of Nations
New Sneak Thief Scheme Hits Jamestown
Jamestown reports a new swindle at Stand ud Insurance Agency where a $31 theft occurred from the safe while staff were distracted. An unidentified man asked to look up a name, then used a phone call from the plumbing shop to aid the theft, with a suspected accomplice aiding the ruse. Police warn the scheme may recur and urge vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Sept
Stand Ud Insurance Agency
East Second Street
Fitcharid
Berggren
Jonas Stainthorpe
Stainthorpe
Mr. Berggren
Twenty Years Ago Items From the Journal Piles
Recap of 1912 incidents includes Rex Paulson near death after striking a fallen telephone wire, Mrs Jensen aiding him, and doctors’ efforts to save him. Harry Spencer badly injured near Wrightsreal. hospital operation failed to assure recovery. Barns burned by lightning on multiple farms. flood damage and washed roads reported. Local trolley line washout, basements flooded, and business orders rising at Kurtz Brass Bed Co. Corry Fair preparations and US Chair plant hiring push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Paulson
Andrew Paulson
Liberty Street
Woman Burned To Death In St. Marys Fire
Ridgway Sept 3 Mrs Ams Hunsbarger elderly resident on Windfall Road two miles north of St Marys was fatally burned when her residence burned to the ground late Thursday afternoon Granddaughter Elizabeth Hunsbarger 18 is in serious condition at Kaul Memorial Hospital Fire started when the cow stove near the kitchen ignited her clothing Joan Remick of St Marys aided the two women to safety Lesser details note insurance coverage and family survivors including two daughters and a son-in-law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunsbarger
Joan Remick
St. Marys
Remick
Hoyusbarger
John Ryan
Rasselas
Elmer Beaver
Auburn
N. Ys
Dairymen's League Opposes Milk Strike Plan
Syracuse report details Dairymen's League opposition to a proposed milk strike and provisional contracts. It notes signatures short of target, ongoing emergency committee work, and the push for a single cooperative marketing association with a March Syracuse meeting. The piece highlights resistance to the plan and the aim to protect consumers and producers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
New York
Dairymen's League Co-operative Association
Men’s League
Tplay
Pmergeny
Ing Lycom
Dairymen's League
Mic
Zulture Tx Levine
Vairymen
Matthes
Leugah Cosoperative Association
Ami
Walker Case Ends In Albany Defiance And Resignation Bets
Governor Roosevelt and the Democratic Party distance themselves from the Walker case as Mayor Walker meets Albany with a show of defense. His lawyers reveal evasive tactics and obstruction as the sole defense method. Roosevelt offered wide subpoena access and witness hearings, strengthening his image of independence and political courage amid New York politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Roosevelt
Tammany
New York
Albany
Witteses
Seabury
Harlem
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Chicago
Ne W
Fortunes Melt as McCormick Estate Slumps in Depression
The McCormick estate of Edith Rockefeller McCormick, once valued at over 40 million, faced heavy losses from Chicago real estate and market sales during the 1921 24 downturn. Homes mortgaged, trust dividends shrank, and heirs face diminished prospects despite continued wealth. The piece notes broader fear that rich fortunes lag more than smaller ones in economic slumps, yet preserves hope for eventual revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Chicago
America
Rockefeller
John D
Harold P. McCormick
Peace makers work to calm Gran Chaco dispute
South American mediators Chile Brazil Argentina and Peru along with Bolivia strive to keep peace between two warring nations around Parapa. They protested earlier against warlike acts and stated they would recognize no territorial changes from conquest or armed occupation of the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Brazil
Argentina
Peru
Parapa
Bolivia
Gran Chaco
Lilj
T Ie Regi
Private Armies Move Across Europe and Ireland
A historical analysis notes the rise of private armies in Europe and the Irish Free State. Germany, Austria, and Ireland each host multiple private groups allied to political factions. Despite no overthrow, these forces threaten civil strife and hinder compromise, as parties back armed wings and extremist actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Germany
Red Front
Tron
Austria
Sovialist
Heimwehr
Irish Free State
Republican Army
Army Comrades Association
Thomas O'Higgins
Cosgrave
Free State
de ‘Valera
Armiea
Sentimental keepsakes of Hollywood players revealed
Hollywood stars reveal prized mementos from love letters to personal treasures. Louise Closser Hale guards a 1869 letter from her father to her mother while Roland Young keeps an architect’s apprenticeship certificate. Herbert Brenon preserves his father’s ledgers, Tom Brown cherishes a princess figurine, and others retain items connected to family, onstage partners, or career milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanson Edwards
United Press Star
Hollywood
Louise Closser Hale
Roland Young
London
Herbert Brenon
Tom Brown
Europe
Neil Hamilton
D. W. Griffith
Fort Lee
N. J
Austin Parker
Trene Purcell
David Belasco
Jimmy Gleason
Ken Maynard
Ken
Walter Byron
Ruth Weston
Marjorie Kummer
Clare Kummer
Young
Marjorie
Warren High Enrolment Sets Record Total
Warren High announces a record enrollment for the fall term starting September 6 with 150 pupils, including 200 seniors, 300 juniors, 300 sophomores, and 250 freshmen. Over seventy postgraduate applications were received. the postgraduate master plan will be presented to the Board of Education for a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Sept
Board of Education
Meadville Plants Resume Hopeful Upturn in Industry
Meadville industries show improving conditions with several plants operating full time and executives optimistic after three years of dullness. Major employers Hookless Fastener, Viscose, and Lion Fastener report rehires and return to full-time schedules, underscoring the local recovery trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Sept. Y
Meadville Industries
Viscose Company
Lion Fastener Company
Executrix Notice in the Matter of Ade laide Futrell Pope estate
In Erie County Pennsylvania the Register of Wills granted letters testamentary to Eva H Pope as Executrix of Ade laide Futrell Pope deceased residing Corry. Creditors are asked to pay debts and file claims with Blaine Kincaid attorney Corry Pa. 8127S9-10-17-2401
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Futrell Pope
Lecter
Adeaide Futrell Pope
Corry
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Eva H, Popd
Executrix
Franklin Sti
Blaine Kincaid
Oil City Home Entered in September Break-In
Thieves forced entry to Byron Sutley’s home at 81 Stithman Street and pilfered a small sum of money estimated between 1 and 2. Two purses were looted, one on a kitchen table and another on a living room stand. no other valuables were taken. The property belonged to Sutley, the city tax assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Sutley
Stithman Street
Tame
Missionaries Visit for Sunday Services at Alliance Church
Special missionary addresses headline services at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church at Maple and Washington. A stereopticon lecture Saturday at 7:45 p m previews work in French West Africa by Miss E P Botham and Miss Cecelia Lewis, who have operated together in Africa. Botham speaks Saturday and Sunday morn ing. Lewis addresses Sunday classes. Services follow at 11:00 a m and 7:30 p m. A Monday Young People Rally at Arbuckle six miles north of Union City features three sessions for allied associations in the northwestern Pennsylvania district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Maple
Washington Streets
French West Africa
8. P. Botham
Cecelia Lewis
Africa
Miss Botham
Alliance Church of
Arbuckie
Unio City
Christian Missionary Alliance
Pennsylvania
Jamestown Man Killed in California Auto Crash
Dudley D. Gray, 41, Jamestown native and Los Angeles office manager for Art Metal Construction, died in a two car collision near Bartow and Los Angeles. Survived by wife Jean and son Richard. Funeral and burial likely in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Dudley D. Gray
Los Angeles
Art Metal Construction Company
Bartow
Calif
Gray
The
Ark Metal
Us City
Clyde Avenue
Greenhurst
Tudge Gray
Cincinnati
Mr. Gray
California
Art
Jean S. Gray
Richard Gray
Oil City Girl Seriously Hurt in Truck Ride Fall
Oil City report states 13 year old Eter Unger of 148 Jefferson street suffered a skull fracture and arm bruises after leaping from a moving truck side as a ride toward town ended. Police say she had been swimming at Bynd Farm with Mary Gates of 87 12 Cooper avenue before the fall and hospital treatment. Doctor updates Friday evening listed condition as rain. Graf Zeppelin leaves Pernambuco on return to Europe with four passengers aboard. Emma Arnik and friends attended Glenwood Park picnic. W W Hall of Meadville visits city. en route home from Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Eter Unger
Jefferson Street
Mariy Gates
Cooper Avenue
Bynd Farm
Thomas Boyd
West Fourth Street
Drie
Boyd
Emma Arnik
Chymet
Glenwood Park
W. W. Hall
Meadville
C. M. Hengst
Harrisbure
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Harry Spencer
George Spencer
Wrightstreal
Washington Street
Harris Watrous
Clymer
Hinman
Brokenstean
Columbus
Mitchel
G. H. Barlow
Springs Creek
Kurtz Brass Bed Company
Pennsy
Spring Creek
Nathan Leach
Grand Valley
Walter Merricke
Star Garage
John B. Patterson
Hollywood Film Shop
Wattaburg
China
Richard
Crawford Coimty
Chapin
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Graf
Pernambuco
Graf Zeppelin
Inday
Ncar
Federal Reserve System
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