Tidioute Girl Weds Oil City Man
Miss Eleanor Mary Chambers of Tidioute married Edward Daniel Plattner of Oil City on June 10 in Oil City officiated by Rev. J. Muir. Bass fishing season opened with many離 enthusiasts heading to streams in search of the sport. The fire department received six hundred feet of new hose and will test all hoses Saturday. about 5 100 feet remain in stock.
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Eleanor Mary Chambers
Tidioute
Oil City
Edward Daniel Plattner
J. Muir
Izaak Walton
Flag Day Exercises At Warren Lodge Elks
Sunday the Warren Lodge of Elks held Flag Day exercises at the club house on Fourth avenue and Hickory street with members of the Lodge G A R and the Ladies of the G A R in attendance. Department stores in the city began closing at 5 o clock daily starting Monday June 15 with Saturdays still closed. Grocers and meat markets now close Thursday afternoons. Ice cream sodas rose from five to ten cents a glass starting last Monday due to higher material costs. The price increase is unpopular with customers.
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Warren Lodge of Elks
Fourth Avenue
Hickory Street
Lodge
Hevenor and Holcomb Married in Jamestown
Ralph S. Holcomb of Jamestown and Hazel Hevenor of Warren wed in Jamestown last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George White. The Rev. Horace G. Ogden officiated and the couple will reside at 108 Falconer Street Jamestown.
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Hazel Hevenor
Jamestown
Ralph S. Holcomb
Warren
George White
Horace G. Ogden
Falconer Street
Paving Begins on Beech Street and Fourth Avenue
Beech Street paving with brick is under way by Contractor Coates who expects to finish this street. Street Commissioner Smith oversees Fourth Avenue where excavating is active and brick and curbing are being hauled.
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Beech Street
Coates
Smith
Fourth Avenue
Francis Joseph in Mental Resolve Amid Illness
The article notes public sympathy in Vienna as Emperor Francis Joseph fights illness. It details court life, Vienna coffeehouse chatter, and official bodies sending wishes for his recovery while the emperor maintains health, walks daily, and works in his study despite censure of modern telecommunication.
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Vienna
Budapest
Francis Joseph
Schoenbrunn
Virginia
Black Cat Averts Wreck on Wisconsin Train
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin an onboard superstition saved lives when engineer Fleury Heider slowed a passenger train near Mayville after spotting a black cat crossing the tracks. The locomotive derailed shortly after, but the slower speed prevented a serious wreck.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
St. Paul Road
Mayville
Fleury Heider
Heider
Bad Teeth Said to Shape Delinquent Boys
Charles D. Hilles, chair of the Republican national committee and president of the New York Juvenile Association, argues that decayed teeth and poor chewing cause malnutrition and delinquency. He cites 634 boys at the Children's Village in Dobbs Ferry, claiming 91 percent have bad teeth and that dental care improves 90 percent to “good.”
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New York Juvenile Association
New York
Charles D. Hilles
Republican National Committee
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Hilles
The Divided Kingdom
A summary of the split after Solomon with Rehoboam’s refusal and Jeroboam’s northern kingdom. It covers Israel’s calf worship, Elijah and Elisha, Israel’s fall in 722 B C, Judah’s relative strength, captivity events from 605 to 587 B C, and notes four good kings plus key prophets Isaiah Jeremiah.
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Solomon
Rehoboam
Jeroboam
Nebat
Kingdom of
Israel
Ten Tribes
Shechem
Samaria
Judah
Benjamin
Jerusalem
Bethel
Dan
Jerobam
Ahab
Jezebel
Baal
Ashtaroth
God
Elijah
Elisha
Temple
Jehoshaphat
Hezekiah
Josiah
Joash
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Jehoiakim
Nebuchadnezzar
Daniel
Babylon
Jehoiachin
Ezekiel
B. C
Zedekiah
Bablyon
United Kingdom
Kingdom of Judah
Kingdom of Israel
Intrest
Followers Loyal to Pancho Villa
Article recounts Pancho Villa's career highlights while in Madero's and Huerta's eras. It praises his self-made army, artillery holdings, supply network, hospital corps, discipline, and prohibition of saloons in captured towns, noting his resilience after confinement.
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Pancho Villa
Villa
Orozco
Madero
Huerta
Mexico City
Mexico
Mountain Lion Kills Elk Near Bates Park
Fort Collins reports a mountain lion slaughtering elk shipped into Bates park. Four or five elk were killed and carried away. lack of dragging suggests a large lion. Forest rangers in the park are searching for the beast.
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Fort Collins, Co.o
Bates Park
Frahm Freed. Indictment Dismissed in Buffalo Poisoning Case
In Little Valley, New York, June 16, Justice Bissell dismissed the indictment against Ernest Frahm in the Willis Buffum poisoning case. Special Counsel said evidence may be obtainable later if Mrs Buffum testifies, and a trial now would be unwise.
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Olean
N. Y
Ernest Frahm
Willis Buffum
Little Valley
Justice Bissell
Supreme Court
Henry P. Nevins
George W. Cole
Frahm
New York Democrats Start State Conference
A Democratic State conference opened in New York to shape the campaign, with discussions planned on party platform, securing delegates for the constitutional convention, and presenting candidates for U S Senator and Representatives. Candidates for state tickets will not be debated at this session.
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New York
United States
Congress
Allentown Armory Site Acquired by State Board
Harrisburg June 16 The State armory board received the deed for the Allentown armory site and will soon solicit bids. All bids for the Oil City armory were rejected.
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Harrisburg
State Armory Board
Allentown
Oil City
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Warren Hardware CO
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Wb Peis
VOCR
Arlith
Sam E
Newell's Drug Store
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Warren Mail
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Sugar Grove
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Buffum
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