UPTURN IN BUSINESS ACROSS REGIONS REPORTED
Reports from Willimantic Kansas City Joplin and Cleveland describe rising trade and production. Wage increases at American Thread affect 1500 workers, while three rail shops reopen five days a week boosting traffic. Northern Ohio industry shows codes and higher steel tin plate and rubber output. Local social notes recap visits and family travel in Ohio.
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Hunter Wounded By Bullet From Ricochet At Hunt
Leo Dietrich aged 28 from Dalton was hunting near Scranton when a bullet ricocheted off a stone and struck him in the forehead. Rescue crews treated him at the scene and he was later reported in stable condition. The incident occurred on a June 30 hunting outing in Luzerne County.
E New Castle at Conference Slippery Rock Attendance
Local residents attended a Bible conference at Slippery Rock including Mrs J Kalajainen Mrs G Johnson Mrs M Kalajainen Miss Margaret Phillips Earl Collins A M Moger Mr and Mrs I A Lytle Mr and Mrs T G Watson and daughter Nancy Mrs J E McCowin Also notes East New Castle visitors Mrs A L Whitacre and family spent the weekend at Vandergrift Miss Clara Lentzen Pittsburgh visiting Holzhauser family Miss Anna Moser returned home from Butler Miss Edythe Holzhauser we...
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Stabbing Affair Sparks Tribal Tension in Klamath Falls
In Klamath Falls an inter tribal marriage led Benjamin Tupper a Klamath man to fatally stab his son in law Alvin Murdock a 33 year old California Diggers brave. The incident touched off fears of a tribal war as Indian agents county and state police rushed to the reservation after two Klamath men were found beaten near Williamson river.
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Committees Named By New U P Moderator
The 75th assembly moderator Rev Dr William Anderson of Philadelphia announces clergy appointments and committees across Foreign and American missions education ministerial relief publication women’s board finance and theological seminaries with named chairs and members from cities like Omaha Wichita Pittsburgh Topeka New York Chicago and more across the United States and abroad.
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Adelphia
Assembly
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Omaha
Neb
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Murchie
Wichita
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Willam
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San Antonio
Tex
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Pittsburgh
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Wooster, Co
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Topeka
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Detroit
Mich
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West
Allies
Wis
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Calif
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Cuthrie
Okla
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Beverly
Hills
Burglary at Coney Island Restaurant Ends With Six Drinks On The House
An International News Service report describes a burglary at a Coney Island restaurant where the thief bound and terrified the watchman and escaped with 1200 dollars. Detectives later found six empty beer glasses on the counter, suggesting the suspect drank on the house before fleeing.
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Leisurely Robbers Raid Harbin Office For Cash
International News Service reports bandits in Harbin raided a Chinese firm, locked 40 employees in the basement, and stole about $60,000 in cash before calmly calling a taxi to escape. They smoked cigarettes while the hostages waited.
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Public Safety Director Proposes Firemen Water Spray for Children
In torrid heat, Director D. Davies suggests spraying water on children at fire houses during peak hours. He says the idea will be considered but notes unresolved safety and practicality concerns.
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Water meters urged for nonfire city use
The city contract holder asks that meters be used when water is drawn for nonfire purposes. Many children are too small to visit a pool alone and would enjoy spray water during hot afternoon hours.
U V C Drum Corps Meet At Clifton Park Grounds
The Fife and Drum Corps of Oxecar L Jackson Camp No 249 Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War will meet this evening at the Clifton Flat ball grounds. Members to appear in full uniform. A campaign against duplications should be called to the attention of the staff.
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