Far North Man Complains of Pampered Pennsylvania Roads
Harrisburg June 7 Jess F McLemore a Hudsons Bay company employee in Harrisburg for June says Pennsylvania road users are pampered and almost useless from a mans view He mocks dusty roads and warns of telephones along highways noting roadside sets the telephones close to civilization He contrasts York Factory radio nights with Harrisburg state police messages and notes the White Horse pike telephones reduce isolation urging cautious use of roads and roadside services.
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Harrisburg
Jess F. McLemore
Hudson's Bay Company
Pennsylvania
Hudson Bay Company
Lincoln Highway
William Penn Highway
Gettysburg Pike
York Factory
Hudson's Bay
Camden
Atlantic City
White Horse Pike
First To Give Alarm Of Chinese Bandits Arrives
Alfred Haimoviten, the first passenger from the Shanghai to Peking train held up by Chinese bandits, arrived in San Francisco. He said he jumped from a broken window, walked barefoot five miles in his pajamas to Lencheng, and brought the alarm to Shanghai. Joseph Rothman, a British subject who tried to escape, was shot and died in Haimovitchs arms.
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Alfred Haimoviten
America
San Francisco
Lencheng
Shanghai
Joeph Rothman
Halmovitch
Chicken Thief Is Betrayed By Auto
STEUBENVILLE Ohio June 27 Edward Lucis twenty Wintersville charged with grand larceny of three hundred chickens from Dan Amberg's Richmond farm last Friday night He was caught when feathers in his roadster exposed the theft Sheriff Edward Taucas traced the car Lucas confessed implicating Harry Devore eighteen and Arthur Walston twenty who were also detained
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Arthur Walston
Uncle Lucky Returns and a Ruby Ring for Little Jack Rabbit
In this tale Uncle Lucky visits Washington to see Uncle Sam and Aunt Columbia. He brings back a ruby ring for Little Jack Rabbit who proudly slips it on. A mysterious voice from a tree speaks to the pair before the scene shifts to an ant climbing a tree, promising to reveal what happens next.
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Lucky
Rabbit
Washington
Uncle Sam
Bunnyville
Gentle
Columbia
Lettuce Avenue
Carrott Street
Rabbitville
Little Jack Rabbit
Gentleman Rabbit
White House
Uncle Lucky
T'vo
Uncle Lucey
Radio Programs for Tonight in Arcade Listings
Radio programs for tonight include 1:00 p m stock market and weather reports, 3:30 p m dinner concert by KDEA Little Symphony Orchestra directed by Victor Saudek, 6:00 p m ball scores, 7:30 p m literary period, 8:00 p m Our National Parks by John D. Carter, 8:30 p m concert by KDKA Little Symphony Orchestra, 9:43 p m ball scores, 9:56 p m Arlington time signals, and 10:00 p m weather forecast followed by artist musical program directed by Erwin Swindell with Gladys Mueking and others.
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Enea Coigetinghona
Kdea Little Symphony Orchestra
Victor Saudek
Harker Stewart
Steamtime Laay
John D. Carter
Kdka Little Symmony Orchestra
Victor Suudek
George Kirkbar- Trane
National Stockman
Farmer Market Reports
Arlington Time Stenals
Woo
Davapport
Iowa
Sandmin
Erwin Swindell
John Rolling
Oprano
Gladys Mueking
Louise Bolin
Grace Lindberg
Clara Slorin
Adeline Hawk
Edenburg Holds Special Church Meeting Saturday Evening
A special meeting for all members of the Christian church is scheduled for Saturday evening, June 39, at the church. All members are urged to attend as the gathering is described as important. The notice mentions Pete Thomas moving from the Nicoleno property on Clay Street.
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The
Christian Church
P. m
Pete Thomas
Nicoleno
Clay Street
Ship Passengers Asked To Order Beverages Ahead
London reports White Star Line asks American bound passengers to pre order drinks before reaching U S waters. Document outlines beverages to be served on board en route and compliance with laws at the three mile limit. Passengers must list items and pay for their orders before arrival, with advance notice required.
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International News Service
London
White Star
American Supreme Court
White Star Inc
Great Britain
American
Three Mile
United Kingdom
United States of America
United States
Beverages requested on blue form with long ruled columns
The fragment notes that forms are printed on blue paper featuring long ruled columns intended for detailing the kinds of beverages desired. This suggests a menu or order form context. No further details on event, place, or people are provided in the readable text.
Princeton Attend Funeral For Thomas Stevenson
Princeton residents attended the funeral of the late Thomas Stevenson Monday at the Stevenson home. Attendees included numerous families from Princeton and Whitestown, among them J G Taylor and family, the Taylors, Shaffer, Morrison, McCurdy, Nelson, Rehrer, Myera, Gibson, Myers, Aiken, Gibson, Sutton, and Young households. Also noted were the Myers reunion at the home of William Myers in Whitestown.
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Princeton
Thomas Stevenson
Stevenson
J. G. Taylor
Thomas Taylor
Grant Shaffer
W. D. Morrison
Robert McCurdy
John and
Clarence Nelson
Bill Rehrer
Mra
J. ¢. Taylor
J. B. Myera
Robert Kite
J. P. Aiken
Herbert and
Garet Aiken
Jon Gibson
Harry Myers
W. D. Myere
Rosa Smiley
Margaret Myera
Frank Myers
Lucille Sutton
Lewis Dumbhaugh
Georges Dumhaugh
Geo
Norman Dale
Lawrence County
Local Families Gather for Weekend Visits and Guests
Clayton Mason and son of New Wilmington. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sechler of New Castle spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sechler. Mr. and Mrs. G A Boyd and family were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F E Weisz on Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Book and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mershimer and family and Henderson Houk were Saturday callers.
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Reeble
Felix Cerbone
McCullough
Jackson Street
Cleolone
Clay Street
Harvey Brest
Walmo
James Wigton
Bessie Hofmeister
Lucille McGuire
Mahoningtown
Will Coates
Edward
Ellwood City
Frank Coates
Ed. Ashton
Dover
Ed, Fields
Laura Coates
Frank Louden
New Castle
Thomas McGraw
Gon. Wither
Marlin Ewing
Harlansburg
John Hoorn
Clair Hoover
Magary
Hoover
Willis Linton
Charles Mershimer
Charles Riney
Wendall Fisher
Bert Shanner
Beaver Falls
Margaret Myers
Mary Mershimer
Clayton Mason and Son
New Wilmington
Harry Sechler
Ed. Sechler
G. A. Boyd
F. E. Weisz
Norman Book
Henderson Houk
Community Notes From Local Home and Visitors
The item mentions the home of Mr and Mrs Jos Mershimer and family with Mrs N C Dick recovering after illness A student Mildred Mearahimer from Slippery Rock State Normal spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Mershimer Misa Margaret Boyd of New Castle visited a Princeton caller Bundar and a remark about low down practices.
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Jos Mershimer
N. C. Dick
Misa Mildred Mearahimer
Slippery Rock State Normal
Joseph Mershimer
Misa Margaret Boyd
New Castle
Princeton
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Banking Dept. of State
Jacob F. Perelman
Wallace
Bell Phone
Edison Avenue
Clare P. Dushane
St. Cloud Building
Spalding
Berace
Jace
Bia
Foxy
Jonely
Wee Okntomentady
Gompeny Masters Y Brendard
Froduce
Edenburg
Nylotis
Tres
Love
Cleveland
Universal Sales Company
Croton Avenue
Citizens
White Star Line
Ger Petat Toe Paasenger
Lawrence Savings & Trust Company
Cruikshank Geubro
Puikshay
Gue Taveno
Wberry Preser
Okshank Brosa
Grocer
Crui Kshank Bros. Co
Pittsburgh
Myers
Princeton Notes
Lida Thompson
Greenville
Elmer Armstrong
Johnu Armstrong
W. G. Myers
Hanna
NEW Castle Howe. CO
New Castle, Ma
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