Neuve Laredo Under Water After Major Flood
The Rio Grande crest over 47 feet swamped Laredo Texas washing away customs houses and bridges. Mexican towns Palafox Sabinas Allende were hit hard with widespread destruction and unknown fatalities. Levees at Misconduct broke as Piedras Negras Eagle Pass area reported heavy losses.
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Laredo
Palafox
Sabinas
Allende
Mexico
Rio Grande
Miscon
Tex
Hite
Piedras Negras
Eagle ‘Agg
Viedras Negres
Peculiar Fire In North Hill Tree Burns Out
A tall oak tree on Hill Crest Avenue near Highland Agency caused a fire alarm last night. The tree, about seven feet high and decayed, was burned after a rubbish bonfire started earlier by the property owner while clearing the lot for a new home. Firemen fought the smoldering trunk for over ninety minutes.
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Thea
Hillcrest Avenue
S.15
Park
Screna
Tired Feet Relief Using Rexall Bath Tablets
The ad promotes Rexall Foot Bath Tablets for immediate foot relief from aching feet. It advises a nighttime foot soak followed by morning Rexall Foot Powder to prevent burning and make shoes feel comfortable, with a complete treatment priced at 60 cents.
Polish Pair Tie Up A Quick Ellwood City Marriage
Agnes Toth arrived from Poland to meet Joe Wojarkitja in Ellwood City. They went to Justice Hancher for a marriage license and, after a short courtship and a boardinghouse stay, say they were married though no further ceremony occurred. The couple exchanged letters but disputes over the marriage lingered.
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Agnes Toth
Ellwood City
Poland
Joe Wojarkitja
Joe
Justice Hancher
Ellwood
Agnes
H- Rense
Mall
County Insurance Board Planned
County plans to form a county insurance board will be discussed at a Wednesday meeting on June 28 at the Country club. Thomas Donaldson, state insurance director of Pittsburgh, will address local insurance men on the aims of higher boards and the push to create smaller functioning bodies. All county insurers are invited, with a 6 o'clock dinner preceding the session, under the direction of committee chair William Noan.
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Country Club
Thomas Donaldson
Pittsburgh
Lawrence County Insurance
Donaldson
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Country
William Noan
Predicts Economic Ties Between Russia and United States
Moscow reports M Sokolnikoff, finance commissar, declares that economic relations between Russia and the United States are certain. He says Russia is the America of Europe, now freed from revolution, and that Russia offers American industry a vast field for expansion. The Hague conference will see Russia head by his delegation.
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Anna Foutsh
Moscow
Russia
United States
M. Sokolnikoff
America
Europe
M. Sokolnikoli
Hague
Rugsian rubie harvest hint in uncertain reply
A fragment hints that the Rugsian rubie may rise after the harvest, though its impact remains uncertain. The comment underlines doubt whether any reference will achieve progress, suggesting cautious optimism about a future event or outcome.
Students Register for Geneva College Summer Session
Wampum News reports several locals registered for Geneva College summer session on Monday morning. Names listed include Misses Mary Crawford, Helen Galbraath, Lou Guy, Nora Ritchie, Fern Gindinger, Ethel Coulter, Mildred Waltman and Bert Herbert.
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Geneva
Geneva College
Mary Crawfod
Helen Galbraath
Lou Guy
Nora Ritchie
Fern Gindinger
Ethel Coulter
Mildred Waltman
Bert Herbert
New York Stocks Show Strong Market Tone
New York June 20 The stock market opened with a strong tone as Studebaker rose to 124 7-8 and General Asphalt advanced to 61 1-2. Mexican Petroleum gained to 158 1-2 while Pan American Petroleum jumped to 1 3/8. Steel fluctuated near 98 3-8 to 99 1-8 with Gulf States Steel up 6-1/2 to 78 1/2. Baldwin Locomotive gained to 112 6-8 and United States Steel moved 98 3-8 to 99 1-8. Florence Norris of 919 Franklin Avenue reported to the health department with measles.
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Gulf States Steel
United States Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Studebaker
Masonic Picnic Planned by Western Pennsylvania Lodges
Scootish Rite bodies of New Castle plan a monster picnic at Cascade park July 19 with Ed Brown as general chairman. Masons and families from across the region invited, with an expected 15 000 in attendance. Three orchestras will play on the dancing floor, the Cathedral Band conducted by Roy Miller will perform, and special parking for 2 000 cars is arranged.
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Scootish Rite Bodies of
New Castle
Cascade Park
Ed Brown
Pennsylvania
Roy Miller
UIT
Aquili
Uniqnue
Confused Teaser In A Conference Of Preachers
A skewed test scene unfolds at a preacher conference. A bishop reviews an info sheet marked 101 percent and a witty exchange reveals a misread question. The item mixes humor and historical reference to early machines and satire.
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Jon
Darky
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Foxalt Store
Opposita Hew Castle Bry Goods Co
FORDS
S. & M. Ti Opera House
Rantoad ‘E Co
Senate
Santos Coffee
R. H. Wyrie
East St
Walter Ward
Walter
Ward
New York
Baker
New Rochelle
N. Y
Hruscoe
White Plains
Clarence Peters
U. S
Lancaster
Richard Martin
Swains
Issus
Emery
Agneés
Distria
R. L, Hildebrand
M. Z. Kraus
The
Commonwealth
J. W. Rhodes
Bour Mostha
AML Weraquira
Banking Department of the State
J. F. Perelman
Etl
Aaron
Wailach
Jowapays Ry Sam
Mgoun
County Insurance Board Planned
Brunswick
J.N. Euwer CO. Booth bin Bereet
Sole Brunswick Dealers
Tianey Furniture
Simmon
Tenport
Wampum News
Akaltareport
Florence Norris
Pranklin Avenue
Health Department
Brown General
Mary
Mrs. John
John
Mre
Velga
Phare
Acme Ice Cream
Cripps Hardware Co
New York Evening Post
McKees Kat
North Mill Street
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