State Game Commissioner outlines resident hunter license rules
Joseph Kalbfus states licenses and tags were sent to counties by September first with fifteen days to obtain them. Police and game protectors will arrest those hunting without a license, which must be secured from county treasurers or justices of the peace. Land owners may hunt on cultivated land with permission on adjoining land. the license duty applies only to residence plots and nearby cultivated areas.
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Joseph Kalbfus
Commonwealth
Game Commission
Tariff bill nears law. State Dept to negotiate trade pacts
As the Payne-Aldrich tariff bill nears enactment the state department plans to negotiate new trade agreements with key foreign partners. Existing concessions under the current law expire or become invalid with the new measure, necessitating swift action by the president to secure continued concessions. A Canadian woman also introduces a facial mask device using a perforated rubber plate to cover the face except eyes nose and mouth with a hair net.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Community News From Akeley and Nearby Notices
Akeley reports social events and farewells as Peter Mezzei and Arvid Carlson plan departures. Mrs. Confer and visiting neighbors, school in session with Miss Genevieve Colwell, and visits by Eva Smith, Clara Marsh, Phoebe Marsh. Library club resumes. A.H.C.A. meetings set for September 26 with invitations extended.
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Williamsport
Clara B. Marsh
C. E. Marsh
Jamestown
Phoebe Marsh
T. M. Howard
Warren and Falconer
Phoenix Home Library Club
Kirkham
Youngsville
Orville Gordon
Rochester
John Marsh
Henry Arthurs
Ross Hill News Highlights
Mrs. Fred Bartsch returned home from visiting her son near Pittsburg. Laverne Dey is at his mother’s bedside in Torpedo due to a serious apoplexy. Mrs. Geo Benedict and Mrs. Chas Belknap visiting Youngsville today. School year proceeds with Miss Merne Frisby as teacher. Ross Hill Aid to meet with Mrs Geo Benedict Thursday. Sarah Benedict recovering from elbow dislocation.
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Ross Hill
Fred Bartsch
Pittsburg
Laverne Dey
Torpedo
Geo. Benedict
Chas. Belknap
Youngsville
Geo. Wentworth
Tidioute
Merne Frisby
Wyman Kerney
Camel Hill
Harding Kimberland
Warren Silica Co
Pittsburgh
Sarah Benedict
Williamsport Hosts Big Annual Men’s Bible Class Rally
Williamsport prepares to host the state convention for Sunday school workers with O A B C Day on Thursday October 9. The interdenominational adult Bible class movement in Pennsylvania aims to reach 7 000 classes and grow Sunday schools by 100 000 adults next year. Delegates can obtain credentials from county secretary or state association offices in Philadelphia and Clarendon with contact for Warren.
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Williamsport
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Witherspoon
Philadelphia
Emma Valentine
Clarendon
Kotticamp
Warren, Pa
Hydrogen test detects defective aluminum welds
A German engineer notes that defects in aluminum welds can be found by immersing joints in water with hydrogen bubbles appearing after 48 hours in defective welds. Scientists report 56 ocean depths over three miles, 10 over four, and four over five miles. A spiral electric railway atop a 1513 foot tower has been proposed to celebrate the Panama Canal opening. Scotland shale fuel oil is found suitable for the British navy with an estimated 400000 to 500000 tons available annually for the next years.
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Boston
Panama Canal
Scotch Shaleields
Married Eleven Times In Seven Countries Leads To Curiosity
Hagerstown Maryland couple Mr and Mrs Frank Vernon have been married eleven times since 1909 in as many countries. They began in Columbus Ohio in 1909 and followed with ceremonies in Montreal England Scotland Wales France Germany Belgium Russia Sydney and Vera Cruz with Mexico in 1913. They display certificates from all weddings and say the acts are a hobby and precaution as some nations do not recognize foreign marriages. They speak French and German and often found officiants did not understand them.
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Hagerstown
Frank Vernon
Braddock Heights
Vernon
Columbus
Montreal
England
Scotland
Wales
France
Germany
Belgium
Russia
Sydney
Australia
Vera Cruz
Mexico
U S Executor Sends 200 To Balkan War Widow
Postmaster General Burleson ordered $200 sent to Bojor Martinovich of Oakland California for the death of his son Milo P Martinovich who was killed in the assault on Fort Tarakashh Scutari during the Balkan war. The son, formerly a laborer in Oakland, deposited savings in the local post office. A legation secretary’s note confirms he was unmarried and living with his father. He made deposits in October 1911 and February 1912, the first U S postal savings depositor to die in the Balkan war.
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Washington
Burleson
Bojor Martinovich
Milo P. Martinovich
Fort Tarakashh
Scutari
Oakland
Cal
United States
Gospel stick for Wilson stirs White House intrigue
Washington reports President Wilson received a carved dogwood gospel stick with his monogram and texts from Rev. Fenwick of Virginia, who claimed to carve it himself at age seventy-two. The note sits among ministerial gifts. other items note mine accident rates and rubber tapping robots.
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Washington
Wilson
C. ©. Fenwick
Chalybeate Springs
Liberia
Wealthy Man Bixby Goes on Trial in Morality Case
Georgie H. Bixby of Long Beach is tried in Los Angeles Superior Court before Judge Bledsoe. Key testimony comes from minor girls who testified to the grand jury. Defense alleges blackmail by a group led by Mrs Mina Goodman, who is already sentenced for pandering.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Georgie H
Bixby
Long Beach
John Benjamin F. Bledsoe
Mina Goodman
Man Driven From Town After Incident in Winslow
In Winslow New Jersey on September 18 a colored man, once employed at William Stewart’s farm, was chased from town by a mob after allegedly insulting Stewart’s daughter and trying to force entry to the house. He was later found near the canning factory and escorted through railroad yards to open country by the accosting crowd.
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Winslow
N. J
William Stewart
Stewart
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