Chippewas Plan Billions Sue Country Over Treaties
In Clare Michigan June 17 about 500 Chippewa members from Saginaw Swan Creek and Black River bands prepare a bid for billions in property claims. They urge the Court of Claims in Washington to decide compensations under historic treaties. Lead by Chief Elliot Collins they seek vast lands islands and shore rights across Michigan lakes rivers and creeks.
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Clare
Mich
Michigan
Henry Ford
Saginaw
Swan Creek
Black River
Court of Claims
Washington
Elliot Collins
Haggerty Named State Chairman in Pennsylvania
Cornelius Haggerty of Philadelphia was elected chairman of the Pennsylvania State committee at the Biennial organization session. He defeated Don Corbett of Clarion by a 52 to 30 vote. The Bonniwell campaign manager for governor in the primaries, Haggerty takes the post in Harrisburg.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Cornelius Haggerty
Philadelphia
Eugene C. Bonniwell
Haggerty
Don Corbett
Clarion
Rare Red Diamond Found At Kimberley
London reports a rare red diamond discovered in Kimberley South Africa from alluvial river diggings. Valued at £120 to £150 per karat, the flawless six karat stone is being cut by a local firm after a difficult process, initially mistaken for a ruby but clearly a true diamond.
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London
Kimberley
South Africa
Prodigality of film making recreates the Constitution vessel
In Los Angeles on June 17 the film Old Transides uses a replica Constitution built on the Llewellyn J. Morse after a voyage issue. Five thousand feet of mahogany and 100,000 pounds of rope were sourced for rigging as experts discuss future screen driven literature and new star signings including Colonel T J McCoy and Fred Niblo at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
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International News Service
Los Angeles
Santa Catalina
Cal
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Boston Navy Yards
Pacific Coast
Washington
Navy Department
Boston Navy Yard
Llewellyn J. Morse
San Francisco
South Sea Islands
Mexico
Gets 33,000 Volts but Still Lives in Warren
James Blute, 40, living with his mother Eva Blute, was shocked at the Penn Public Service plant when a feed circuit arc struck him yesterday afternoon. He survived initial impact and remained conscious at Warren General Hospital, but doctors fear he cannot recover due to extensive burns and electrocution injuries.
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Warren. Pa
James Blute
Eva Blute
Warren General Hospital
Penn Public Service
Lemon Juice Skin Bleach Promises White Complexion
An article promotes a homemade lemon juice blend with Orchard White to whiten skin. It claims the mixture is harmless, non irritating, and used by stage beauties to brighten the face neck arms and hands. It advises shaking a quarter pint solution and applying promptly for best results.
Card Mailed in 1908 Reaches Former Mayor’s Nephew
In Lebanon Pennsylvania on June 17 former Mayor George T Spang learns a post card mailed in Allen town Pennsylvania in May 1908. It was sent by Harry Ziegenfuss to his nephew George H Spang son of the former mayor. Both the sender and recipient have died since. The card arrived in perfect condition after 18 years of wandering.
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International News Service
Lebanon
George T. Spang
Allentown
Harry Ziegenfuss
George H. Spang
Presbyterian chicken supper prep in Pulaski likely Friday
Presbyter ian church members in Pulaski prepare a Friday chicken supper in the church dining room. Local social notes mention Mrs. Chas Simpson and others visiting in New Castle and arrangements for YH lodge convention attendance at Conneaut Lake next week.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Chas. Simpson
Laura Wilson
Ralph Ayers
James Black
C. C. Baker
New Castle
Edna Urey
Paul Cover
Ellwood City
J. P. Clark
YH. Lodge
Conneaut Lake
Clark
Pulaski Circle No
James Riblet
Rosalie Grill
H. H. Knox
Youngstown
J. B. Swagger
Hamet Hospital
Erie
Chas. Wick
Benjamin Franklin
William Wherry
A. B. Black
J. H. Pollock
New Wilmington
Mary E. Reno
Chautauqua
E. L. Ayers
C. R. Davis
W. J. McCallister
J. B. Crawford
William Riblet
George Lostetter
Birthday party honors Belle Hill at Baldwin home
Friends gathered Saturday evening at Belle Hill's Baldwin home to celebrate her birthday. The party featured social chat games and music with Berton Taylor of New Castle performing violin pieces and candles blown out on the cake before refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs William Mayberry Mr and Mrs P Aiken Mr and Mrs Harold Dershimer Mary Wood Carolyn Hill Arthur Smith Emma Stewart and others.
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Belle Hill
Berton Taylor
New Castle
William Mayberry
P. Aiken
Harold Der.shimer
AL Mary Wood
Carolyn Hill
Arthur = Smith
Emma Stewart
Mr. Shields
Cora Stewart
Russell Glasser
Samuel Stewart
Helen Hill
Keith Dershimer
Edan Hill
Harold Dershimer
Kenneth Hill
Roy Hill
French Girls’ Slang War Sparks Anti Slang Clubs
Paris reports that slang will be taboo in French girls’ schools with anti slang clubs to be formed after a pupil in Puteaux started a league. Members pay fines for banned words, funds go to charity. The item ends with a quip about life extension and golf.
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Paris
Puteaux
The
Benevolent League
Baldwin Personal Notes From Harmony Baptist Circle
Mr and Mrs W M Stewart and Irene visited friends in New Castle recently. Harold Dershimer and sons Keith and Harold Jr visited in Darlington. Carolyn Hill visited niece Viola Hook of Energy. Emma Stewart and Belle Hill were New Castle callers Tuesday. C P Aiken of Princeton visited C A Kales. Joe Young and daughters Esther Peggy Helen visited in Rochester. Miss Mary Wood Lucile Covert Bell Hill of New Castle called on Mrs F T Hill. Harmony Baptist youths meet at Vida Hook’s home June 18 on Ellwood New Castle road. Where there's smoke there's fire and where there's so much prohibition talk there's thirst.
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Baldwin
W. M. Stewart
Irene
New Castle
Harold Dershimer
Keith
Harold, Jr
Darlington
Carolyn Hill
Viola Hook
Energy
Emma Stewart
Belle Hill
C. P. Aiken
Princeton
C. A. Kales
Joe Young
Esther
Peggy
Helen
Rochester
Mary Wood
Lucile Covert
Bell Hill
Ft. J. Hill
Harmony Baptist Church
Vida Ana Beulah Hook
Ellwood
New Castle Road
Woman Killed by Erie Flyer Near Meadville
Mrs Emaline K Adsit aged 74 was instantly killed when struck by the Erie flyer near her Geneva home nine miles from Meadville. The body was dragged 200 feet by the speeding train. The article notes remarks about people fishing.
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International News Service
Meadville
Emaline
Erie Flyer
Geneva
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