Gwaars The News Company Partnership Ad
An ad announces Gwaars The News Company as a partnership of Mrs Geo B Treadwell Fred L Bents and Bert Wells with manager Eli. Subscriptions listed at 10 cents daily nine weeks 9.00 yearly weekly 3.00 four years daily by mall 7.30 yearly On sale at leading news stands and county wide public interest correspondence urged. All payments to The News Company New Castle Pennsylvania not to individuals.
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Gwaars the News Company
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Youngstown
New Castle
Jim
Kiskaddon
J. W. Slass
Jas. Slass
Donald
Mabel Wilson
W. H. Marti
Cleveland mayor loses bid after eight years
Tom Johnson of Cleveland exits office December 30 after eight years as mayor and a long battle with street railway bosses over three cent fares. The New York World notes the defeat may reflect public weariness, while Cleveland bids for a three cent fare with transfers faces approval and possible new pricing.
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Cleveland
New York World
Johnson
Ohio
New York
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Cleveland Ranils
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New
Hints and Dints A Christmas Vampire and the Gift
A fragmented verse recounts Jack Horner in a modern scene with a Christmas vampire tale. The speaker notes a corner chair moment and a big ad from the evening news guiding gift choices.
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Jack Horner
Evening News
Mrs Lewis Buried After Christmas Holiday
Funeral of Mrs. Clara Lewis held at Presbyterian church in New Wilmington with interment at Paty Oaks cemetery. She died Monday at 77, long resident of New Wilmington after moving from West Middlesex thirty years ago. Survived by two sons Rev. M Lewis and Rev Ta Lewis, daughter Mrs J A Duff, and Miss Minnie Lewis. бл
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Clara Lewis
Presbyterian Church
Paty Oaks
Lewis
J. A. Duff
Agpinwadl
Middlesex
Santa Claua
Asplewal
M. Lewis
Ta Lewis
Atva
A. Dutt
Minnie Lewis
New Willington
Downton
Dobbs
Hu Gof P
Parkman
State
Sharpsville
Hunter
Woods
Mortgage Decision Alters Front of Public Records
A supreme court ruling on mortgage record indexing creates broad security gaps for lenders. If a mortgage is filed with a wrong initial entry for the mortgagor, the correct party may be deemed unsubsiroed and not bound by the deed. The decision, highlighted in state reports, could shift liability to the wrongdoer who indexed the mortgage, potentially harming purchasers like John Brown who rely on recorded title.
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Sreme Court
Marstutll
Pennsylvania
John G. Jones
John Smith
John C. Jaws
John Brown
Jalna
G. Jones
Jonny Brows
Dati
John, Jones
Home Rule and Ireland’s Path to Self Government
Collier's discusses Asquith's Ireland pledge as a product of political pressure. It argues Ireland cannot be fully independent while the British empire remains strong, citing no separate army, tariffs, or treaties. It notes fear of taxation use, an Irish police, church influence, and education as motives for slow Home Rule.
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Mr. Asquith
Ireland
England
Eure
Am Anighenn
Collier's
Permitted Goats At Large Stir Neighbor Complaints
Tony Pollo lets his goats roam freely angering neighbors then defies an officer warning. Police arrest him after he misses a mayoral appearance and fails to post bond for the hearing.
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Tony Pollo
Twenty One Special Hail Carriers Ready for Holiday Rush
Twenty one carriers will work during the holiday season delivering mail and parcels. Portmaster Moon oversees the operation as the post office ramps up wrapping paper and twine supply and the public is urged to send holiday mail early to ensure delivery before Christmas.
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Christma
Moon
Rover
Bet
Preparatory Services At St Johns Lutheran And Christmas Observance
Church notices indicate preparatory services tonight at St Johns Lutheran Church with communion scheduled Sunday morning. Christmas day events include a regular service, child choir program, and distribution of gifts to Sunday School scholars. A separate Christmas communion is planned at St Andrews on Saturday night with community clergy officiating.
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St. John's
St. Andrew's
Faelmek
Women barred from pen dramas in Coluarea prison
Coluarea officials under Warden Jones plan to bar women from performances in the penitentiary during Christmas. Holiday entertainment will be canceled or restricted with no extra audiences allowed. Convicts will hear a minimal chapel Christmas program instead.
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Dee
Warden Jones
Tly
Smugglers of Women’s Finery Indictments Rounding Up
United States marshals rounded up the last of 87 defendants indicted yesterday in a federal case tied to smuggling frauds on American and Red Star lines. Importers of gowns, veils, silks, and millinery and their employees face bench warrants and possible further arrests as Boston and Chicago figures noted in the probe. The ring is led by Milip Philipsen, a bag-weigher, who allegedly helped organize the operation.
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New York
Denuity U. S. Marsials
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Hall
Wwe
Chicas
Bie
Boston
Yester
Milip Philipsen
Wriugs
Kidney Trouble Warns Of Brights Disease Risk
A medical note describes waking with severe back pain and kidney dysfunction. It warns that toxins from untreated kidneys may lead to gravel dropsy urinary disorders diabetes and Bright s disease without prompt help.
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Bright
Zoeller's Kidney Remedy tale of cure and commerce
A damaged testimonial from Pittsburgh recounts back pain relief after using Zoeller's Kidney Remedy. The writer claims severe long standing illness kept them from work, then a single bottle restored ability and energy, with product advertised at 50 cents and one dollar.
Vacation Begins Thursday for Scrools and Students
About 6,000 pupils and teachers will close schools Thursday afternoon for the annual Christmas vacation. Classes resume January 4 after holidays. Special in-class programs, decorated rooms, recitations, songs, dialogues, and a Cinderella cantata are planned in Highland grade seven. Teachers will receive half a month's pay in recognition of the holidays. Donations will be made to the Volunteers of America.
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Brercines
Ademi
Highland
America
Eight year old girl attempts suicide amid family tragedy
Baltimore report details Frances L Florice aged 3 and an 8 year old girl attempting self harm by tying a string to a chandelier and neck while standing on a chair. The intervention of a brother and Mr Hodga interrupted the act and saved the child. Authorities consider organizing a humane society in the area.
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Baltimore
Tee
Frances L. Florice
Serious blaze on South Jefferson street reported at 7:15
Alarm from box 53 alerted the department to a double frame dwelling on South Jefferson Street. The horse inside the burning house fed the flames, delaying firefighters who arrived to find the building largely consumed before workers could contain it. Authorities note the site was owned by Wrunk Martin and occupied by John Homminger and Andrew Martin. A later report mentions a mine ore shipment from New Jersey of over 400000 tons.
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Hrse
Wrunk Martin
John Homminger
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