Caught While Blowing Safe By Police in Connellsville
William Tree allegedly attempted to blow up a safe at the past office in Connellsville Pennsylvania. He claimed to be a Pittsburgh resident and was detained by a county detective after a trap at the station. He faces weekend detention with his parents nearby and is described as having a shaky alibi and unclear plans.
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United Fresc
Onnelesville
Intipaing
William
YioUe
Bly Musterson
Uh Weilie
Eric
Quarantine on Cattle Affects Texas Imports
Harrisburg Sept 1 The Pennsylvania Agriculture Department ordered a statewide quarantine against all importations of cattle poultry straw hay and hides from the state of Texas effective next Monday. Dr T E Mance director of the State Board of Animal Industry said Texas authorities were not properly guarding cattle and fire and smoke hazards per advices from Washington.
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Harrisburg
Peursylvania Agriultzra Department
Tesus
TE Mance
Marea of
Texas
Maite Chaptea
Washington
Florida boom draws McKean county men to invest
Local businessmen and residents from Smethport and nearby McKean County plan winter moves to Florida. S.1 Redfield buys into a Miami firm, Frank Maker heads to Miami as a contractor for new houses, and J. Wilcox promotes Monarch Paint while local leaders study establishing Florida headquarters for permanent business interests.
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Hamburg
J. Wilcox
Smethport
Florida
McKean
Mayt
Smithsport
Sev
Pomeroy
H. S. Audi
Mail liner goes ashore off Southampton
The Royal Mail liner Orbita ran aground about 20 miles from Southampton while en route from Southampton to New York. Officials report the ship carries passengers and cargo. no danger to passengers confirmed, salvage efforts underway.
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Unites Caves
Southampton
England
Royal Mail
Hnor Orbita
New Yi
Hear Miss Grace M Thomp son and Miss Lena Porter at the High School Auditorium
Miss Grace M Thomp son and Miss Lena Porter are to perform at the High School Auditorium on Monday evening. The noisy fragment mentions building lots priced between 50 and 55000, with references to Robert Patterson and social gatherings hosted by Mr and Mrs Don, plus a party for Mr and Mrs Hiner Wineard in Seabrevas, Vorida. The text contains garbled names and locations, obituary-like notes, a note about a Columbus Community Med meeting, and a farewell surprise for Glavin Eggleston in West Smith ot, with a dance at Redman's Inn Cutting, N Y. An Erie orchestra is listed for an event in the 4th ward with a 25000 payment plan.
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Paver
Idison White
Warren County
Warren
Sweden
Austray
Tuingarten
Trish
Talia
Atsian
Wand Bar
Robert Patterson
Supreme Mound
Pittsburgn
FU Ross
Passon
Meadyilie
Condra’s
High School
Corry
Hasbrough
Yellow Cab
Bell
Harding Home and School Association
John Bolland
Howard Laveland
William Gumbleton
Setistary
James Nichols
Par ‘Ker Landing
National ‘Transit Company
Monarch
Frank A. Wilcox
Fast Main St
Sabthie
W. BG
Harry Roberts
Hee Korn
Amavalta
Ny Roberts
Wienne
Ol Well
Call Bell
Singer
Salem Hp
Waller
Union Produce Co
Columbus
Ptt
Wright St . Gatt
Bert Wheeler
Parrell
Burges
John Bruton
Tok Cappe
Pitt Jaurgh
Tony Benbh
Cal
Yosemite Valley
Glacier National Pack
Yellowstone Park
Grace M. Thompson
Lena Porter
Don jKinonist
Hiner Wineard
Seabrevas
Vorida
Corry Couitry Club
Glavin Eggleston
West Smith
Inch
Diamond
Hyglestin
Redman’s Inn
Cutting
N. Y
Erie
Satan Mall Tuiding 4Th Ward
Seeferson
Wilcox Withdraws From Senate Contest
Madison Sept 19 Roy P Wilcox independent Republican candidate for the vacant United States Senate seat withdrew today. Papers of withdrawal filed with the Secretary of State shortly after 1 00 by Carl M Casey campaign manager. No reason given for withdrawal and papers did not state whether he left in favor of remaining independent candidate Imird Fe Dithmar Barabooe.
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United Eres
Madison
Wis
Roy P. Wilcox
United States Senate
Met
Carl M. Casey
Wilcos
Walkout Ends Pending Wage Cut Reached
McKeesport Pa Sept 1 The 350 workers at the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company plant who have been on strike since Wednesday will return to work Monday after agreeing to a 10 percent wage reduction that ended the dispute. The company announced the settlement today.
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United Press
Mckeesport
Ties Company
Raids Seize Weapons in Chinatown Stronghold
Police conducted raids in Chinatown uncovering guns and ammunition hidden in rice barrels and beneath beds of dried fish. A second stash on Hudson Street yielded most of the seized items. Authorities said the operation aims to curb ongoing threats and prevent further incidents.
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Noston
Chinatown
Hudon Street
Probe Clash With Klansmen Warms Brookfield
A State police narcotics and civil rights inquiry opened after a deadly clash near Brookfield involving suspected Klansmen and anti Klansmen. The disturbance near Hoynton led to several injuries as police disarmed participants and began a formal investigation into a Klan gathering in the area.
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Ash Paul Whenlock
United Press
Poe
Stephen Quill
E. Brookfield
Mass
Hoynton
Here
West Brooke
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Condra’s Drug Store
Torus
Paul’ Klinestiger
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Optomethist
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Houston
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