Bentley Appointed Postmaster In Welgtnnwligy
The report states Mr. Bentley is named Postmaster of Welgtnnwligy with long service and local experience. It notes prior acting Postmaster Jnehiinge and references the inspection and administrative changes guiding the appointment under new administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swunet Reuthey
Gorey
Pont Ome
Belet
Aberin
cRewtlay
Corry
Wilson
A. D. Colygrove
Swifloh
Fontley
Maito
Miia Vtolutty
Binitlny
Austin
Colegrove
Binitleoy
Teachers Assigned to City Schools in the New Year
Sinpt. Nagle outlines the upcoming school year staffing for city buildings. Assignments include principals and teachers at Thigh Sokol Mon L. Wrewiy Prine chm and multiple schools such as Science Miwa Draining and Motil Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinpt
Nagle
Commperial
TL J. Bhooh
Beloses
Gortenila
Omlomnory
Miwa
City to collect all license fees this year
Local officials announce a comprehensive license fee collection plan for the coming year. The effort targets permits for vendors and street activities with a May deadline and involves enforcement of municipal revenue rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tong
Erie -Dhows Censee
Ing Walih Kaling
Anbesy Hansen
Eigarattan Saul
Corry Chamber Plans New Working Policy and Sign Plan
The Corry Chamber of Commerce board discussed a new operating policy and an ambitious promotional campaign. Proposals include large entrance signs reading Corry Welcomes You to attract travelers and a cooperative effort with local groups to fund and implement the initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Board
Corry Roar of Commerce
Vonunitts
Ely
Mery
Corry
Iit
Aguilas
Mass Vaccination Sparks Citywide Debate Over Compulsory Policy
In the city many school children are being vaccinated amid strong public debate. Officials report high participation while some oppose the measure arguing for parental control and legal limits. The Board of Education has not announced enforcement, and doctors report uneven turnout as doctors vaccinate in afternoons and evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marnie
Tle Haute
Ioral Solonl
Atailo Sehock
Ualth
Women Discuss Election Laws In Corrywan Meeting
A local gathering of Corrywan women focused on election laws with Mrs Austen leading the discussion and Mayor Blieword proposing a plan. Attendees engaged in questions and voting procedures, praising the event and signaling future discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrywan
Austen
Divi
Mayernl Promt
Mra
Battleship Ohio Reaches Partial Surface Halted by Fog
United Press report from Philadelphia notes the battleship Ohio, after surfacing, remains in reach of crew and lifeboats. Efforts to tow the vessel to quieter waters off Cape Ann were paused as repairs continue and further divers assess the damage.
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United Prem Pteladelphia
Cape Anit
Ohio
Funeral of G H Taylor
The funeral was held at 1 o clock at the Spring Creek church with a service by Rev Broderick Wray. Taylor, born in Murnor county and raised in Spring Brook, died September 1 at 116 South Center Street. He is survived by wife and children, with other relatives listed.
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anmmiRy
Hio
Croorse
Payton
Eli
Spring Creek
Broderick W.ray
Dirst Baptist
Missy May Low
Mr. AE
Sheine Torment Way
Spring Creek Semoury
Murnor County
Spring Broek
Comy
South Center Mirvet
Tis Witestone
Fred. Taylor
Muttevon
Bully
N.Y
Naylor
Skull Fracture in Beion Rum Auto Accident
A 21 year old man, Pf ord Wealsherbee, son of Mr and Mrs Delos Wrethertjer, was seriously injured in a wreck near Beion Rum. He sustained a fractured skull and brain injury after a collision while riding with Weatherbes. He was taken to Coney hospital for emergency care. The accident also involved other passengers but the primary injury story centers on Pf ord Wealsherbee and the skull fracture with cautious hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pford Wealsherbee
Mes
Delos Wrethertjer
Beion Rum
Boarcuneung
Malu
Kpartandurgani
Weatherlina
Dele City
Talento Coney Hospital
Dra C. Boand
C. Kahler
Wantherbes
CLAIM COAL STRIKE WILL ENDORSE PRODUCTION SNAPBACK
Scranton reports labor action ends after Labor Day as officials of the operating company and United Mine Workers expect thousands of miners to return to work. The note cites ongoing wage talks and suggests the strike's impact on output will ease with resumed shifts starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pressy
Scranton
United Mine
Panwa
Final Recital by Mr Arnold in New York City
A historical recital program describes Mr Arnold's performance in New York City at a faculty function. The event featured a selection of classical pieces and the audience included prominent parents and figures. the reviewer notes the pianist's tone coloring and phrasing as central to the interpretation.
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Phinn
Arnold
New York City
H.C. Wilson
Puplin
Mrr
Wilton
Mig
Wwe Murer
Lovie
C. Chinpin
Polonaiae
Bsaray Chonghite
Tie
Danion Walt
Corry Chis plans to play four
The Morning Tribune reports a property purchase in Florida linked to Warren and Mrs. Lule Wortington, listing a sale of a Worthington estate with prices around 75 000 to 100 000 dollars. Names include Willa Atwir, BL Petersburg, Warren, and Me, with references to heirs and a road about a tower and pie Pr.
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Corry
Warren
Florida
Morning Tribune
Tasipay Ma
Tim Icone
Yiome
Willa Atwir
Wren
Polereburg
Lule Ti
Wortington
Witham
M, Muir
BL Petersburg
Mary Thoimrite
Allare
Lradle
Nylee Bilven
Avery
Apa Seady
Monarchist Plots in Germany and Russia Reported
United Prosny ravoll Se stout wa Gersaul links a Taswan movement to a planned monarchist revolt in Russia and Germany. Prominent backers include Baron Rowkabéey and other figures with large private funding. The report describes efforts to organize support and financial backing for a joint uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prosny Ravoll
Theaw Rolgellomuan
Belfast Fears Major Outbreak Amid Sectarian Tensions
United Press reports Belfast authorities fear a major sectarian outbreak as Catholic and Protestant clashes intensify. Officials warn of potential civilian disruption and mobilization of volunteers amid growing anxiety over security and public order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Belfast
Sir Edward
Carton
Widter
Sim Fein
Taxes Paid and Penalty Guidelines Noted
City records show 85 percent of taxes paid with $4 000 duplicate receipts remaining. A three percent late penalty applies to unpaid taxes and an added one percent increases monthly. The report also covers a railroad crossing accident in Pennsylvania and labor strikes affecting local housing contracts.
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Trexaneeels
Moerlein
Funeral Plans Grow For MacSwiney Across Cities
London reports outline massive funeral demonstrations for MacSwiney with public processions in England and plans to extend to Rubiin and Worle. Authorities anticipate royal formalities and wide public viewing, with related appeals expected in Congo, Australia, and the United States to rally opposition to British rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
London
Plana
Huuke
Trsland
England
Londome
Rubiin
Worle
Trolend
Trish
Congo
Australia
United States
British Empire
British Empire To Its Contra Pions." ‘Dhawit of Mudwhney Eabhed
Siem Beday
Ieer Hilt Yosury
Nitro Glycerine Magazine At Oil City Raided
Bandits robbed the Big Hull Bone Company magazine near Oil City overnight stealing five quarts of nitro glycerine. This marks the third theft of explosives from their magazines in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Hull Bone Company
Two Charges of Stream Pollution Reported
Harrisburg dispatch outlines two charges of stream pollution related to the La Juniata river watershed. The case involves alleged waste discharges from a manufacturing source and early inquiries focus on the Mt Union area and nearby facilities.
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Harrisburg
Mt. Union
la Juniata
Byl Jer
Bulfler
Huntingdon
Cox Invades Wisconsin With League Issue
Governor Cox campaigns in Milwaukee promoting the League of Nations and global cooperation. He insists the League plan aligns with American interests, urges Progressive support, and argues for swift action on postwar indemnities and European stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Wisconsin
Ohago
League of Nationy
Milwaukee
Cox Tolay
Fara
Germian Americas
Lowen
Germany
League
Amor
Wilson
Siu Politica
R. R. Official Claim Outlaws In Conspiracy
A United Press report from Thorsday describes how railway officials accuse outlaw groups of conspiring to terrorize rail workers. Brighton officials report locomotives vandalized yards and mail workers targeted while families of employees face threats and boycotts. Nearly a hundred executives of a major railway concern attend a session to calm the transport situation.
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United Pre
Thors Luday
Railway
Brighton
Mie
Jose
Thak
Wiven of Love
Aguiat al Rebola
Wircade
Senion
Dominse Mirane
Market Plan Presented to Grange Today
Corey Grainge plans a public market proposition to the Grange as James J. Wright, long associated with the Board of Commerce, presents an option on a site bounded by AGH and not Boutly streets. The plan seeks Grange control of the establishment with favorable rental terms and general discussion slated for the afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey Grainge
Manexbie
Enitire
Grange
James J. Wright
Board of Commerce
Holiday Hours At Post Office Republican Committee Organized
At a county committee meeting in Doery Wy Hat evening the Republican committee organized. Officers and members discussed plans and approved actions to support holiday operations and party activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Republican Committee
Post Office Hours and Delivery Changes Announced
The cn stamp and General Delivery windows will operate only in the evening from 7 to 5 u elask. No delivery stories will be rendered by abby carriers while weather delays mail. Juviak Mala will be installed to sort and dispatch mail. Labor Day routes will be served. the office hours extend to 10 9. m.
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Abby
Mitter
Juviak
Mala
Stothey
Ap Smiral
Ruel
T. Babbibt
Anting
Frank Aetrion Et Bbtiness Ee
Unclear historic report on naval events and holiday gatherings
Fragmentary text mentions Navy, Marines, Labor Day, and a gathering next Tuesday at Barling with a press event. No clear names, dates, or locations can be confidently identified from the readable portions.
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Vern Brooks
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Ly Matta’ van Twewi
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Th Pn Cunmady
Dorothy Wilcox
Melel Mattieun
Tit Metin
Evareth Hamer
Woyakingdon
Helen —Toliwa
Maude Barsihotrie
Eleazor Dri¢wold
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Manjory Brave
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Motil Henry
Helen Ballivan
Ty Main
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Frank
Lillie
Geo
McKelvey
Amerivad Castingk Co
Palm Restaurant
Roy
G. H. Taylor
Floyd Wetherbee
Ford
Spartansburg Crossing
MR. Arnold
Russia
Wilmont Russell
Icucme
Wilcom Russell
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Shofield Townslip
Warren Aunty
Rradtont
Rendford Housing Corporation
Umion’ City
Wii
Antietam
Utm Diem
Belo Hedald
University of Kap
Erie County
Tha Erie
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Sheaaron
Rey Doliettfol
Macswiney
Cork
United Pros
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NAVY
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