Drought Ripples Through Pennsylvania Crops Report
United Press from Harrisburg reports drought cut Pennsylvania crops to multi year lows. Corn production August 244,902,000 bushels, down 18 per cent from a year earlier. oats 81,262,000 bushels. Apples forecast 6,039,000 bushels, hay 4,182,000 tons, but no second corn cutting due to moisture shortage.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Parss Wood
Crop Reporting Service
Washington launches government clean up campaign against gambling
United Press reports a broad federal effort led by U S Attorney Leo A Rover to curb gambling schemes including numbers rackets and bolstered by newspaper actions to avoid printing lottery figures Newspapers are urged not to publish racing data which could aid bookmakers The campaign seeks federal legislation to ban mailing and distribution of materials printing lottery entries and results Officials cite millions of daily players and bets ranging from pennies to thousands of dollars with potential winnings of 600 to 1 The push aims to reduce the spread of number games and disrupt bookmaker networks and associated crime
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United Press i
Washington
U. S
Leo A. Rover
Noving
Sabm
Kovar
Gamesters Nperated Forturies
DY Rover
Treasury
Missing Philadelphia girl abducted by imposters
Sept 11 Philadelphia report of 98 year old June Philie Lawrence, a schoolgirl, allegedly taken from her classroom by two men and a woman posing as municipal court attaches. Police believe the three are imposters in a suspected kidnapping. parents previously separated, with the mother in New York and the father in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Philie Lawrence
Perons
New York
Camp Perry Matches Draw National Rifle Interests
Israelson reports on Camp Perry Ohio matches with Merli, Waldee, and Karnebeeger from the city competing in president’s match rapid fire and other events. The article details Camp Perry’s facilities, match structure across three weeks, instruction, individual and team events, and the national climax. It notes medals and cash prizes won by Pennsylvania shooters and highlights exhibits by gun makers, Capt Hardy’s trick shots, and the site as a Mecca for U S rifle and pistol shooters with teams from Hawaii.
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Merli
le Israel
Camp Perry
Ohio
Messra
Waldee
Klrnebeeger
Fils
Ohio National Guard
Union
Algo
Army
Davy
Marines
National
Hifle Association
Pennsylvania
Eral
Capt
Hardy
Peters Cartriage Co
Chicago
United States
Hawaii
Enrollment of 158 in Columbus School
Columbus September 10 Enrollments show 38 in high school 31 in seventh and eighth grades 28 in fifth and sixth 26 in first and fourth and 35 in first and second grades A GleZ club is being organized by Miss Button at the high school Miss Alice Dodd leaves for Beckley College and others travel between Cleveland and Columbus events include Grange meeting plans and local residence sales plus various social visits
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Columbus
Community Aid
Kansas City
Anna Louise Trantum
George Nettleton
Trantuss
Warren
Nettleton
Charles C. ‘Trantum
Everett Avenue
Kam
City
Kansas
Stine and McClure
Elmwood
Trantum
Rev
McMillan
Pittsburgh
Spmday
Button
Alice Dodd
Hartsburg
Beckley College
Garrett Bensink
George
Franke Savage
Cleveland
M. A. Savage
Columbus Grange
Regiar
Paul Trisket
Bro
Geon HM
Zella Carroll
Ava Dodd
Ar. Churcill
James L. Hall
Atton Dckman
Lana
Upperman
Ruth Rebekah
Lotteville
Closs of Pine
Louisville
Clymer
Amand Burdlek
Alfred, N.Y
Garrier
Corry
Anna Loveland
San Francisco
Monnday
James Hull
Meadville Hosts Ninth Four Conference Opening Service
The ninety fourth Eye Annual Conference began at First M. E. Church in Meadville with Bishop Charles L. Mead presiding. A memorial service honored late members including Rev. Morey and referenced deaths in Warren and Clarion. The Lord's Supper followed with Bishop Mead and five district superintendents officiating.
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M. E. Church
Meadville
Charles L. Mead
Hey. de S.A. Smith
Parlarg Sirnding
Bj, Morey
Faninstant
N.Y
Medowell
Warren
CG. J. Warner
Clarion
Bishop Mead
GS. Lackland
Circh
Tir R. F Howe
de We P. Murray
B. Locke
Erie
N .A. White
Jamestown
Dr. F. §. Neigh
New Cantls
Small 2 cell Large 2 cell
A brief note describes two small cells and two large cells with a compact reference to their size, layout, and arrangement. The piece reads as a simple descriptor of a structural grid or mosaic, noting cell counts without additional context or names.
Corry Loan-Savings Makes Fine Report
Officials of the Corry Loan Savings Company announce a financial move increasing capital stock from 29 000 to 50 000 dollars. Only 15 000 dollars will be offered for sale now, with prior rights to existing subscribers. Unsubscribed shares to be offered publicly on September 9.
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Corry Loan
Corry Loan & Saveings Company
Lady Heath May Lose Eyesight After Crash
Curveland Sept 11 Lady Mary Heath famed aviatrix battles for eyesight at Bake rside Hospital after a crash into a battery roof two weeks ago. The report notes her condition as serious with ongoing discontent echoed in a quoted reflection.
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Lady Heath
United Press
Lady Mary Heath
Trish Aviatrie
Bakerside Hospital
Junior High Meet After Varsity Game Contested
Wesley Pearce accepts a challenge from Standard Automatic Products Company nine for one game on the Junior High field Saturday afternoon after the varsity and Alumni football game. Captain Mountain of the Autos will have this one up ready for publication tomorrow. The Billiardites rely on their registered to down the Industrials. Miss Hazel Morrell of Erie visited the city with relatives and friends.
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Wesley Pearce
Standard Automatic Products Company
Nine
Captain Mountain
Autostic Products
Demented or not, junk dealer slain by employee
Dubois Pa September details report Jacob Snyder a junk dealer killed at his home on the city’s outskirts by his employee Slidock. Police say Slidock used a short handled axe then surrendered to arrest. Coroner doubts dementia conclusion after garbled story.
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DuBois
Budock
Artrest
Lewis
Snyder
Election turnout looms as voters rush to register
Primary nears as busy election season pressures registrars. Voters race to register before deadlines with turnout expected higher than last year though many residents remain undeclared. Officials urge naturalized citizens and others to register at their local polling sites to participate in the upcoming election.
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Corry
Regiatre
Eitter
Unclear OCR note on Kane project in Sept schedule
Fragmentary report mentions Kane and Bradford in September, weather delays, and a large team at a site. Details are garbled, with references to a crew and improvements but no clear events or outcomes. The readable facts are sparse and non-specific.
Lindy Pres Long New York Round Trip
Airmail era note records a round trip fare of 4.00 from New York City to an implied destination via Whig Notation suggests preparations and jungle routes. The fragment mentions Chickles A Lint and arrival from St with unclear details.
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New York
St. 1
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A. AW ‘Trimble
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