Personal Mention Of Local Travelers Across Regions
Names and movements fill the column as Jon Smith, John Keppe, Mrs Milton Caldwell, and many others depart or return for short business trips or visits. Notes include Alice Meade, Florence Meal, Florence Martin, Miss Elizabeth Mead, and several residents of Union City, Warren, Meadville, and Erie visiting cities like Titusville, Olean, and Brockwayville.
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Jon Smith Jeft
John Keppe
Toungaville
Milton Caldwell
Erle
McCarthy
ON City
M. Mond
J. Averett
Union City
Tamon
Titusville
D. M. Alford
Brio
Birla
Robert Morse
Gheyenne
Wyoming
Aly Calhoun
Watera
New Picture Alow
Bualhe Mons
Marion Biddle
Westfield Jast
Carlyle Noblit
Louise Kraeer
Sheffield
Western College
OM City
Delury to Coach High School Team in Corry
Daniel Delury named coach of the Corry high school team citing extensive experience from playing across local clubs. A practice session was disrupted by rain, with twelve spring drills planned and the first home game set for April 11 against Warren or Corry. The squad includes new faces and aims to field a stronger team than before. Delury also signed with the G. H. Bote group to help lead the season.
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Daniel Delury
Ang
Deluury
Corry
Warren
DeLury
G. H. Bote
Gifford Pinchot Coming Friday to Corry
Gifford Pinchot will arrive in Corry next Friday at 2 10 PM aboard the P and E from Union City. He will be met by a Propisacy Party committee and escorted to a reception site to be announced. He travels with Prof Lockwood of Allegheny College, a congressional candidate, and is expected to speak informally. Details will be announced once arrangements are complete.
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Propisacy Party
Gifford Pinchot
Corry
Union City
Pinchot
Lockwood
Allegheny College
Congress
Amuse Tonight at Dig: The Gambler and The Millionaire’s Word
A Dig program presents a two reel feature The Gambler by Web and a Vitagrap comedy The Millionaire’s Word. Four reels in total offer entertainment for the evening.
High School Rhetoricals Recap Domestic and Foreign Affairs
This morning at the high school Monday exercises featured Mr Patterson and Miss Boones erving news items. Patterson described a Paris school with no teachers and Germany spending 60000 on exhibits for an American exposition. He noted the Southern Cross ship loss and its 170 crew, plus the Mexico situation with little change. Boones spoke on domestic matters including the Panama Canal toll extension repeal, the Oklahoma bat launch, and rail freight rate increases. Whitehead and Joy will speak next Monday on foreign and domestic topics.
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Patterson
Boones
Paris
Germany
Southern Cross
Mexico
Mias Hoonen
Oklahoma
Mr. Whitehead
Miss Joy
Prohibition Petitions Filed For Nominations Report
Morrisburg Pa April 6 United Press reports petitions for prohibition state committee nominations were ordered returned to chairman Prugh. An insufficient number of signers rejected the petition, signaling issues with the effort and its supporters.
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United
Frahm murder indictment motion in Buffalo term
District Attorney A M Laidlaw of Billiottville has been served with notice of motion to dislodge the indictment against Ernest Frahm charging murder in the first degree. The motion in special term of the New York Supreme Court at Buffalo is set for Monday April 13. If denied Frahm’s attorney H P Nevinn will seek an order to depose the grand jury minutes.
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Frahm
Saainmines
A. M. Laidlaw
Billiottville
Ernest Frahm
Willis Bistrom
Tarmor
Supreme Court At
Buffalo
HP. Nevinn
Taming of the Shrew theater show tonight
Local theater presents a lively staging of Taming of the Shrew. Cast delivers humorous exchanges and bold performances as the plot unfolds with sharp wit and spirited energy.
Tragic Wreck as Continental Limited Hits Bridge
Attica Indiana April 5 three persons killed and about 31 injured when the Washington passenger train No 4 the Continental Limited wrecked by a bridge giving way over the Wabash river just west of Attica The engine baggagemen day coach plunged into water rescuers quickly pulled survivors from the water many taken to a Lafayette hospital by special train
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Attica
Ind
Wabash
Continental Limited
Wabash River
Lafayette
Government Wins Suit Over Coal Lands Fraud Claim
United Press reports the Supreme Court ruled applications for 1 840 acres of coal lands in Pinedale and Teton counties Wyoming were fraudulent and void. The government won the suit to declare the company’s Janda claim, valued at about $500000, invalid.
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United Press
Washington, I. C
Supreme Court Today
County
Wyoming
Clothing Caught in Shaft Traps Worker in Mill
Gerry April 5 Floyd Shepard son working in his father's mill Friday afternoon was caught in a shaft. clothing drew him in and spun him several times. The bell accident stopped the shaft, saving his life. Workmen freed him and he was taken home. Doctors say broken ribs and a badly bruised leg. Rubber boots ripped from his feet by the speed.
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Gerry
Floyd Shepard
Shepardson
Sheprdson
Attorney Debarked at Randolph Disbarment Case
Rochester April 5 The Appellate Division Fourth Department yesterday disbarred Austin W. Carpenter of East Randolph and one Chautauqua and two Cattaraugus county decisions of appeals. The Cattaraugus County Bar Association charged Carpenter with five counts and referred them to A. R. Moore of Fredonia as referee who sustained one count conditional. Carpenter, trustee for B. W. Ewing bankrupt, failed to deposit between $800 and $900 to Ewings credit and used the money for himself but later paid it to creditors as directed by the court. The referee's report was confirmed and the disbarment order entered unanimously.
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Rochester
Fourth Department
W. Carpenter
East Randolph
Chautarava
Cattaraugus County
Cattaraugus County Bar Association
Austin W. Carpenter
Hust Randolph
A. R. Moore
Fredonia
Carpenter
Ewing
United States
Corl
Dunkirk Pupils Vaccination Push Amid Epidemic
Sunkirk April 5 Only forty percent of Dunkirk high school pupils have been vaccinated Principal Powell urged students to comply with vaccination. He cited the Niagara Falls smallpox outbreak and noted state requirements for compulsory vaccination in public schools. The board and officials are reviewing notices from the state school department on compulsory vaccination.
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BNE Ee Ieee
AmuseU Theater shows Pathe comedy and estate goods
STH MILLIONAIRES WARD! 3 ae 7 . FT ete ddabe ees Pathe comedy in arena. Hold goods belonging to the late Mrs Se Sfiunt at 85 First Ave. pare eer ee.
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Millionaires Ward
Pathe
Arena
Se Sfiunt
First Ave
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Hele
Allen Taylor
Duffylo
George Rosworth
Mendville
Edward Hawkine
Mra
Vincent Desmond
Spring Creek
Bunluesa
Josephine McConnell
Pittsburgh
Ava
Ma Bonnell
Park Place
Helen Wealey
Municipal University of Akron
Ray Knight
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Milton Baldwin
Spartansburg Sentinel
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Frank Kelcher
Boston
Louron Matteson
Franklin Street
Concord Township
Patterson Black
Washington and
Park Street
Matteson
Remington Smith
Premier
Monarch
B. Porter
W. Mala St
Dawson Bros
Columbus Brand
Columbus
D. B. Brand Coffee
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N. Cohen & Sons
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