Water Company Wins Injunction Over Buckley Pasture Row
A preliminary injunction issued by Judge D A Avird bars farmer Buckley from pasturing sheep on land tied to the Tidioute Water Company and neighboring private land. The case stems from a 1923 lease dispute after Buckley allegedly breached terms limiting livestock and use of a 40 foot right of way. The order, aimed at protecting the Tidoute water supply, was returnable January 17 at 2 PM.
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D. A Avird
John Buckiey
Tidioute
Hinais
Tidioute Water Company
J. L Huncer
Warren
Water Company
Buckley
DB. Whiing
Head Wich
Hes
Backtey
Christmas Gatherings Around Miller Hill Area
Jan 2 notes describe multiple families in Miller Hill hosting Christmas guests and attending gatherings. A. F. Anderson and family visited Warren related activities. Gertrude Anderson returned home after Warren visit. Hartman and Carlson families shared holidays with relatives from Clarendon and Washington D C. several Christmas Eve and Mother's Circle events are recorded.
Lloyd George outlines aims for lasting peace
Premier Lloyd George, speaking for Great Britain, commits to sanctity of treaties, reestablishment of self-determination, and creation of an international organization to limit armaments and reduce the chance of future wars. The remarks, dated October five, 1918, frame Britain’s war aims ten years after the Great War began.
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Lloyd George
Great Britain
Beaver Co. Bar Member Dies Suddenl y
William S. Morrison a 62 year old Beaver County bar member collapsed and died during a bar association meeting in Beaver Pa Officials listed apoplexy as the cause Morrison was reading a paper when he fell to the floor The report notes a Dutch vaudeville artist received a sentence of 211 years in prison in Oil City Derrick referencing Dutch news.
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Beaver, Pa
U.P
William S. Morrison
Beaver County Bar Association
Morrison
Holland
Big Fund Proposed For Commercial Flying Program
Washington officials report nearly 4 million dollars for commercial aviation development in the commerce department within the fiscal 1929 appropriation bill. The measure totals about 89.9 million dollars, with aviation at 8.87 million including 3.21 million for airways and radio beacons. It also funds radio regulation enforcement, immigration service, foreign trade, helium development for dirigibles at Fort Worth, and several federal penitentiaries. The committee rejected a Commerce Department request for economic investigations including a Southeast survey.
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Washington
U. P
Commerce Department
Commerce Justice, Labor and State Departments
House
Appropriations Committee
Immigration Service
Fort Worth
Texas
Leavenworth
Atlanta
McNeil Island
Chilhcathe
Ohio
Industrial Reformatory
Federal Industrial Institution
Anderson
W. Va
Southeast
State Treasurer Reports Balance of 55 Million Dollars
Harrisburg January 5 The state treasury closed December 31 with a balance of 55 916 142. State Treasurer Lewis announced heavy motor license receipts boosted the total with 20 209 847 in the motor fund and 25 727 278 in the general fund. The December balance exceeded November by about 5 million and was roughly 9 million higher than December 30, 1926.
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Harrisburg
U. P
Lewis
Motor
Wenzel Family Movements and New Year Visits
Dutch bill Jas. 2-H. J. Wenzel metered to Landerca and business. Keil family located in their new Jackson home. Mrs Philopene Wenzel and son spent New Year’s Day at L. A. Wenzel home. L. A. and E. A. Wenzel family attended New Year’s Day gathering at S. E. Anderson’s North Warren home. Mr and Mrs. Frank Groseh and family, Mr and Mrs. Henry Bartech’s daughter attended Christmas party. George Keller returned to Irvine after New Year’s Day visit at Keller’s mother Mrs S. Wenzel. Anna Mae Clark visited J. J. Keil at Jackson Run. Mrs S. Wenzel and daughter Mrs E. F. Connors from Warren visited ill Mrs. Knapp at Thompson Hill.
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Arthur Peterson
Jackson Run
W. A. Hartman
A. L. Hartman
Washington, D. C
Ic. R. Foreman
Warren
S. ©. Steele
Clarendon
E. Anderson
A. Anderson
Dutch Bill
Jas
H. J. Wenzel
Landerca & Business
Bee
Keil
Jackson
Philopene Wenzel
Afumpson Hill
Epent Lest Henky
L. A. Wenzel
Gevach
St North War
L. A
E. A. Wensel
E. Andersen
North Warren
Frank Groseh
Henry Bartech Tre
Hema F Fe
A. G. Peterson
Jackson Bes
Jackson Oa Ees
George Keller
Irvine
Greene County Woman Dies At Age 106 In Waynesburg
Greene county's oldest citizen Mrs Emaline Thomas, believed to be 106, long time resident of Sycamore, Greene County, died yesterday after a brief illness in Waynesburg Pennsylvania.
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Greene CO
Waynesburg
U. P
Greene County
Emaline Thomas
Sycamore
Greene
Ity
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First Nazarene Church
Ivo
Phonf
Stunts Aid
Lawrence Tibbett
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Amelita Galli-Curci
Elizabeth Rethberg
Dresden Opera
Rosa Ponselle
Beaver CO
Commerce Dept
New York
Aberdeen Hotel
Ee 32Nd St
5Th Ave
Pann Station
Ove B. Dowenn
Charles A. Lindbergh
Charles I A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Lindbergh
St. Louis
Paris
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