Shenango Sailor Returns From World Trip
Glenn Gammill, a 25 year old torpedo man home on the Harmony line, returns from a three year world voyage with the United States Navy. He left the Orient in April after a tour that included the Suez route and the Kurile Islands. Gammill plans to reenlist after a short hometown stay, praising the voyage and noting duty in waters to protect American interests.
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Eighteen Nations Sign Arms Control At Geneva Parley
Eighteen nations including the United States signed the convention at Geneva regulating arms traffic and prohibiting chemical warfare. The agreement covers import and export controls and aims to curb filibustering in armaments, with 27 nations pledging against chemical weapons.
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Grocery Closed By Sheriff Andrews
Sheriff William G. Andrews has closed the grocery of George and Paul Pappas at 1227 and 1225 Moravia Street. Stock and fixtures will be sold on June 23 between 9 and 10 a.m.
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Commission Orders Hearing Reopening
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered hearings to reopen proceedings involving interlocking directorships. The case names include C. P. and M. J. Von Swer- Ingen, W. A. Colston, J. R. Bernet, and J. Ry, Mutt. The order directs action on the authorization of these interlocks.
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Minority stockholders challenge Van Sweringen consolidation plan
The Nickel Plate and Chesapeake land Ohio railroads have opened for further consideration on the petition of minority stockholders George Cole Scott John Stewart Bryan Lindsey Hopkins George Kemp and Berkle Wil Memy opposing the Van Sweringen brothers plan to consolidate five railroads into a single system.
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Send Bill For Truck Repairs To Traffic Cop
Traffic officer Thomas Innes suspects a joke but the matter proceeds. Officer Jones found a truck with a bad tire causing pavement damage and directed unloading and repair. The truck owner sent a Bill for 238.17 dollars for time out of service at 2.50 dollars per hour.
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Old Town Is Not What It Used To Be
Prospect residents decry modern changes sparked by a longer day and improved highway 79. They recall a quieter past and fear night travel and public amusements erode local character, signaling a lasting shift in the town’s spirit.
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Traffic Court Fines For Street Violations In Cleveland
Traffic court records show Mrs Ti J Cox of Cleveland paid a $2 fine after running up on the sidewalk on Must street and knocking down a parking limit sign. C W Selple paid $2 for making an illegal left turn at the intersection near Washington and Mier streets.
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Divorce Plea Claims Wife Harsh Treatment By Julia Darebau
Demeter Darabau through attorney Kraus seeks divorce from Julia Toth Darebau on cruelty grounds. Married February 1924, separated June 1926, he alleges she insults him, nags him, stays out all night without notice, and generally makes life miserable. Separate item notes two other divorce actions for Lester Dean and Jessie Dean, plus a catalog of literary works and prizes including O Henry Memorial Prize stor ies and works by Shaw and Orpen.
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Torecker
New Vacation Reading Arrives At City Library
City library introduces fresh titles for summer readers. Patrons may borrow up to ten books, with six allowed as fiction, charged until October first. Notable items include Godchavlen Daily Stories of Pennsylvania and Welch Letters.
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Ritchie—Blackshick Papers
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Fonden
Carlyle
Welch Letters
Schulla—Plume
Patri
Oiling Program Is Continued Locally in County Roads
Lawrence County dirt roads in the unimproved system have been oiled and the highway department moves to other districts. Next week oiling will cover Mercer, Venango and Crawford counties. The Mercer-New Wilmington stretch, finished last week, shows noticeable improvement and can bear heavy summer traffic.
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Venango
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Notice Difference In Way You Feel In 14 Hours Or Less
Indigestion pimples pains in back and sides constipation heart aches and tired run down condition due to sluggish liver and intestines. A spoonful of Dr Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup after meals quickens relief in 34 hours. Contains pure vegetable ingredients approved by physicians. strengthens digestive organs soothes nerves and purifies blood. Sold and recommended with guarantee at Bartholomew's Drug Store and local druggists.
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Veterans shortstop Everett Scott traded from Yankees to Senators
New York June 17 Everett Scott the veteran shortstop was released today by the New York Yankees and claimed by the Washington Senators through waivers. No other players were involved in the transaction. Scott is to report to manager Stineington in Washington in time for the same Louis Browfo? to end an endurance streak.
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Louis Brow Fo Thai
Postpone Bankers Banquet Event Delayed by Committee
Announcement from the American Association of New Castle postpones the bankers banquet due to unspecified reasons. Entertainment committee notes the event will be rescheduled and a further notice will be issued.
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