Wool Pool to Ship First Load Monday from Titusville
The Northwestern Pennsylvania Wool Growers association will send the first wool pool shipment from the Pennsylvania Railroad station in Titusville on Monday. Loading starts 8 a.m. and runs all day. Prices are 52 cents per pound for medium wools and 40 cents for fine wools with no grading at cars.
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Northwestern ‘Pennsylvania Wool Growers” Association
Pennsylvania
Titusville
Warren County
Fred Wales
R. D
Spring Creek
Triumph
Aldred
Limestone
William Connell
Warren
Erie
Crawford
Venango
Detectives Charged With Bribery Trial Opens
Pittsburgh June 21. Two suspended Allegheny County detectives Jd Edward Weber of Brackenridge and John W Carmichael of Sharpsburg go on trial in criminal court on bribery and extortion charges. Tony Bresszia of Glassmere testified he paid 200 dollars after detectives searched his liquor operation. a garage search warrant was issued by John H McKenna, but no further report followed.
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Pittsburgh
U P
Edward Weber
Brackenridge
John W. Carmichael
Sharpsburg
Allegheny County
Weber
Carmichael
Tony Bresszia
Glassmere
John H. McKenna
Fast Deer Township
Bresszia
Resszia
Princess Helene Granted Divorce From Former Crown Prince
The Bucharest court of appeals granted Princess Helene a divorce from former crown Prince Gacol today. No further details were provided on the case or settlement.
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Bucharest
Court of Appeals
Helene
Gacol
Gas station owner pleads guilty to intoxicant crimes
Heriman Leondin of a Warren road gas station near Kane pleaded guilty to possession and sale of intoxicants before Justice Emile Stenger. He was sent to Smethport for sentencing. The case stemmed from evidence by two youths arrested for drunken driving. In other items, lumber workers report a jinx causing injuries near Kane. Joseph Johnson, 65, remains hospitalized with a fractured leg.
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Heriman Leondin
Kane
Warren Road
Justice of the Peace
Emile Stenger
Lundin
Smethport
Vetaiore
Bear Creek
Joseph Johnson
Jounson
Kane Summit
Power outage delays Warren streetcar traffic
Street car service in Warren was halted for about fifteen minutes between 7:30 and 8:00 a.m. Thursday due to a power shortage.
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Warren
Scout Activities and Civic Meetings In Gowango Area
Scout Executive Prank Road announces a ferry for parents traveling to Gowango opposite Camp Olmsted to inspect the Boy Scout summer camp Sunday. Warren Council to Camp Olmsted Saturday to assist building a sleeping cabin for eight boys and review badges tonight at scout headquarters. County Commissioners Brady Stewart and Olney visit Youngsville to inspect a hospital roof and Matthews Run road. Industrial league game postponed due to waterlogged field. Newell Printers vs East Side Fruit canceled. William Clarke Dalton and Miss Alice Leona Nelson obtain a marriage license in Jamestown.
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Gowango
Camp
Olmsted
Scout
Court of Honor
Warren “Council
Boy Scouts
Camp Olmsted
Scout Headquarters
M. Brady
E. D. Stewart
Mac Olney
Youngsville
Rouse Hospital
Matthews Run
Newell Printers
East Side Fruit
William Clarke Dalton
Sheffield
Alice Leona Nelson
Joseph Midgley
Jamestown
Six New Steel Observation Towers Planned in Pennsylvania
Six new eighty foot steel forest fire observation towers will be erected across Pennsylvania this summer, joining the current inventory of 110 towers already in place statewide.
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Pennsylvania
Girl Fatally Injured In Jamestown Auto Crash
Following a Sunday Jamestown crash that killed five, June Gustafson daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Gustafson died after being struck by an automobile driven by Arthur Waite of Falconer. She expired at Jamestown hospital last night. Summer Season Opens On June 21 longest day of year marks start with popular belief. Virgil Kittner Warren patrolman recovering from appendicitis operation at Meadville City hospital. Fisheries commissioner Buller optimistic for good bass pickerel and pike perch season opens July 1. One hundred extra children to Mont Alto sanitarium for sun cure at summer camp this week, joining 220 already there.
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Dolly Balatine
Lewis Balatine
West Spring Street
Titusville
Burnett Sherwood
Union City
Sherwood
Jamestown
June Gustafson
Carl Gustafson
Arthur Waite
Falconer
Virgil Kittner
Warren Boy
State Highway Patrol
Meadville City Hospital
Meadville
Harrisburg
N. IR. Buller
Mont Alto Sanitarium
Smith Dick Double Funeral In Erie For Fatal Crash Victims
Double funeral services for Maurice Smith and his son, both killed in a Scott's Crossing Youngsville road crash, were held at John Berkencamp mortuary in Erie with interment at Erie cemetery. J. W. Dick, third victim, had services at Paterson Wood mortuary with Lake Shore Lodge I O C F members officiating at the grave.
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Smith-Dick
Maurice Smith
Scott's Crossing
Youngsville Road
John Berkencamp
Erie
J. W. Dick
Paterson-Wood
Lake Shore Lodge
Erie Cemetery
Jealous painter kills wife wounds boarders in Charleston
In Charleston on June 21 Ephi am George, 45, a painter, shot his divorced wife and two boarders at her boarding house in a jealous rage. He shot himself in the shoulder and slashed his throat when officers arrived. He died later at a hospital. The wife and two boarders, L. G. McKim and Clyde White, were wounded, with the wife not expected to live.
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Charleston
W. Va
Ephiam George
George
L. G. McKim
Danville
Ill
Clyde White
Rescue Efforts Rally Around Stranded Aviators Near Foyn Island
Radio contact with Nobile and five companions has been lost with the seaplane possibly forced to a landing in treacherous waters. Ice breakup endangers the party as rescue teams race to reach them near Foyn Island. a low pass dropped 650 pounds of ammunition to aid the stranded group.
Nobile group location eyed for rescue by icebreaker
Gen Umberto Nobile and four crewmen stranded on Arctic ice plan to meet the Russian icebreaker Krassin at Foyn Island and return to civilization. Natale Cecioni with a broken thigh will be rescued by a seaplane, while Maddalena’s sea plane relays radio messages and provisions.
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Rome
U.P
Umberto Nobile
Italia
Arctic
Krassin
Foyn Island
Nobile
Eef
Natale Cecioni
Cida di Milano
Maj
Maddalena
Bergen
Foyh Island
Pierluigi Penzo
Taplin Interests Move To Build Line To Connellsville
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved Taplin interests plan to build an 83 mile railroad from Cochran's Mill to join the Western Maryland at Connellsville Pa forming a through route from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic and south to the Baltimore gateway. E Taplin president of the Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railway is named sponsor of a fifth competitive system while the commission separates this extension from any future system groupings. Nicholas Kuzuma an eight year old boy from Ashotola near Windber Pa died after falling into a pond during play with local children.
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Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railway
L. F. Loree
Loree
Delaware and Hudson Company
Taplin
Commission
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United and Atlantic Gasoline
Conewango Wrecking CO
Venturetown, PA
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Morristown
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Mr. Ames
Ronald Stanley Dawson
Alice Marie Larsen
William Manning
Buffalo
Teounty
Manning
Bart
Alice Sampson
Ray Well
Marienville
Miss Simpson
Clarion Normal School
William Glassman
E. J. Glassman
Hickory Street
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Philadelphia
Glassman
Edith Leafgren
Anna Lesser
Edith Blodgett
London
Leafgren
Lesser
Westminister Abbey
England
New York
New Castle
Washington
Allegheny Regional Advisory Board
Merle Boutwell
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Brooks
Cumberland
Bradford
Cu Pennsylvania Dental Association
Kane Country Club
Roy Parvin
Parvin Motor Company
M. C
Ting Ty
Ethel Gemmill
Baltimore
Bannan
Maddalene
Giuseppe Biagi
Livut
Alfredo Viglieri
Petice Troiani
Civen Authority 3
Toxada
Maryland
Windber
Jane
Nicholas Kuzuma
Ashotola
Mullen
Gaa
Khalas
Ete
Vere Nme
Sree
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the Fair Store
Army and Navy Store
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