More Log Cabins Reported In County
Letters from readers recall birth in log cabins across Mercer and Butler counties. One writer notes a New Castle birthplace dated 1368 and describes a burning home later moved to Croton school grounds, while another recalls a log house in Winfield township and a spouse born in a log dwelling in Butler County.
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Foley, Leader Of Tammany Dies Of Pneumonia Today
Thomas Foley, longtime Tammany Hall leader and political sponsor for Governor Al Smith, died early today at Rockefeller Institute from pneumonia. The New York death ends a career shaping Democratic politics in the state.
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Smolich Held For Stabbing Two Pittsburghers
Police detain Arthur Smolich after he stabbed two men in Seco and Avenue last night. Victims James O'Brien, 30, of New York and Joseph Boyle, 32, unnamed address, suffered abdominal wounds. Both were taken to Allegheny General Hospital with slim hopes of recovery. The suspect gave no motive.
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Temple Names Postmasters
Washington D C Jan 13 Representative Henry W Temple for Washington named two recommendations to the post office department for appointments to vacant postmaster positions in Washington county W G Hall acting postmaster at Avella to serve until a permanent postmaster is chosen after a civil service exam and Mrs Annie Conger nominated as permanent postmaster at Amity, having served as acting postmaster.
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Washington County
Oil Production In US Rises In Week Ended January 10
United States crude oil output rose by 39 750 barrels daily to 2 005 000 in the week ending January 10 from 1 965 250 the prior week, per the American Petroleum Institute. Increase centered in East Central Texas New Wortham pool. other regions mostly declined, with Gulf Coast Oklahoma Arkansas California and Eastern region down, while Wyoming Montana Colorado and West Central Texas gained. Receipts at California ports averaged 129 986 barrels daily and imports at principal ports averaged 250 000 barrels daily.
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CURED RUPTURE WITHOUT OPERATION PROMISES
A reader claims he was ruptured years ago and cured without surgery after using a method found by contact with Eugene M Pullen of Carpenter Marcellus Avenue Manasquan NJ. He warns others to write for full information.
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Arrest of three youths prevents bank robbery
Washington police stopped a planned Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Shepherdstown, West Virginia robbery. Three youths were arrested after officers found a map of Shepherdstown, a planned route and mentions of a stolen car, masks, and ammunition. One youth was released while Jock W. Gillie 20 and Ernest W. Forrester 17 remained held awaiting identification.
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Gillie
Ingram Man Takes Poison En Route To Jail
Pittsburgh January report states Lt Robert Schaffer, 25, of Ingram dies after drinking poison while being transported to jail by Constable Ralph Bigley. Arrested on embezzlement charges by Pennsylvania Mutual Insurance Company where he worked as a collector, he could not post bail. The incident ends a failed attempt at detention and notes a fatal intoxication.
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Daniel Boone Here Tomorrow At Regent Theatre
A Yale University Press chronicle of Daniel Boone features at Regent Theatre tomorrow and Saturday. The tale highlights Boone’s frontier exploits including an escape from a cliff by leaping into a maple tree. Free Indian hats are offered to children alongside a six reel feature Big Timber with William Desmond and Ann Forest.
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Severe cold snap grips Franklin and Venango county
International News Service reports a brutal cold wave with temperatures below zero. Franklin recorded the worst cold in five years as Hampton station hit sixteen below. Venango and nearby towns such as Polk Cooperstown and Urier fell into the teens below zero by nine this morning.
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