First Ward Improvements Noted In Recent Week
A series of improvements in the First Ward includes the K P Furniture factory painting its plant complex along Lime and Lough Streets and a white trim update. South Street property renovations and a rebuilt storefront reflect new street grade adjustments. Residents urge either demolishing or rebuilding the seawall near Mill Street as municipal property remains in poor condition.
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Wirat
K.P. 1
Furniure
Hag
Lough
Hs Purvington
le Eaxius
South Bt
Mill Street
Emmanuel Guilds Fine Musicale at Graves Home
The Emmanuel Guild hosted a musical evening at Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Graves home 22 W Monnet Street. Performers included Henry Mackion Burch on piano Holotit, Mrs Marriot, MT. Davis, Mrs. Margaret Mahle, Willams J. Maberty on violin, Milon Wailer on coronet, Dor othy Waller, and Mrs. G. Alston as accompanists. A Grafanola selection impressed attendees.
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Commanuel Guild
J. T. Graves
Margaret Mahle
Yoo! Soto
Tata
Willams J. Maberty
Viota
Milon
Wailer
Dorothy Waller
G. Alston
Federal Crop Report Shows Ten Percent Crop Decline
Washington reports the government’s first fall assessment of national crop conditions. It states overall production will run about 10 percent below the usual ton share average. The department cites weather confusion as a factor and plans to distribute the paper to agricultural suppliers for guidance on market expectations.
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Ty Waited Press
Washington, D.C
Department
Baltic Passes Queenstown with Body of Gaynor
The ship Baltic reaches Queenstown to discharge mail and transport the body of New York Mayor William J. Gaynor. London and Liverpool report mourning as preparations begin for the late mayor’s funeral in New York. Gaynor’s fortune stems from real estate investments in Brooklyn’s Flatbush area.
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United Press
Queenstown
Treland
Wiliam J. Gaynor
New York
Titus Gaynor
Jina
Caynot
London
Kosboard
Liverpool
Gaynor
Kline
Raul
Flatbush
Brooklyn
Thaw Renews Publicity Campaign
Harry Thaw revived his publicity drive in Colebrook as his hearing nears. He issued a long signed statement urging New York State to approve spending thousands of dollars by special attorneys to unseat him. Continues on Page 2.
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United Press
Colebrook
Harry Thaw
New York State
Suspected robber jailed after railway melee incident
A man named J. B. Merron of Chey ron Co. was seized on the evening train near the yards during a disturbance. He faced Alder man Porter on a hearing and received a thirty day jail term and a $20 fine, later released with custody to raise the money.
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Merron
Cheyron Co
Cant
Conoyer
Mr. R. Police
Tha Tello Y Bie
Vnp
Te Jaly
Alderman Porter
Tevaites
Monner Jy Wiecing Nat
Bre Atte Ee
Whitsie
Barrow Hardware Gives First Class Mark Cross Safety Award
The Barlow Hardware Co announces a first class Mark Cross Safety award to every town member who wins the Toonga Championshy Saturday game. The prize aims to boost participation among women and supporters. Merchants plan similar offers ahead of the Raymonds vs DeRosay Cup finale.
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Barlow’ Hardware Co
Savipday
Raymonds
Inter
Baron Concern
Howney
New Faculty Holds Exams at Lofti High School
Prof Monroe, the new principal, and Miss Bireh started giving full examinations to students today. About thirty students presented this morning in various subjects across recitation rooms. Officials hope to complete by evening, but exams may extend to tomorrow afternoon.
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Monroe
Lofti High School
Bireholdt
Towt
Wilson
Thief on the Run Tied to Titusville Rail Yard Breakin
Police in here watch for a thief tied to a Titusville raid near the Pennsylvania railroad yards. Officers reported a stranger boarded a northbound freight at the west end and slipped away as trains moved. Mayville authorities were alerted about a residence threat but the suspect eluded capture.
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Ming O'Elbek
Jamies Stevens
Pniiie
Titusville
Bin
Barber Shiop
Anbranger
Thusville
Eylvania
Officer Stevens
West End
Teety
Mayuille
West Eid
Athan
Pitzeibhons
Lay Out Work on P O Building
A small crowd gathered at the corner of South and Center to mark the first operation on Corry’s new federal building. Contractor bids were received to begin excavation about eight feet deep followed by concrete footing and heavy brick foundation walls.
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South
Genter State
Corrys New Mederat
Kohl
McCarthy
Blue Printa
Conteilors
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Purrington House
Emmanuel Guild’s
Fine Musicale
Jerome R. Graves
Warren National Bank
United States Depository
Warren Savings Bank
Pennetsvanta
Baltic
N. Y
Thaw
Barlow Company
Andrew Nelson
THE
First National Bank
Warren, PA
Muir
C.T. Conarro
Casifier
F. K. Russell
Tituville
Hone Iil
Wayne
P.O
Jusk
Birmingham
Heral
Cag Orsidha Dil
Citizens National Bank
Corry
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