Warren Man Killed Himself in Gas Suicide at Home
Fred PF. Keller, a 68 year old Warren carpenter, died by self inflected gas asphyxiation at his 12 Jackson Avenue residence. Coroner Pierce to investigate. Survived by wife and five children including Mrs Sheray Offerner Emma Ethel Stacy Harry Keller. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Warren
Fred PF. Keller
Jackson
Dlock
Pierce
Geo
Knights of Maccabees
Woalden
Me Keller Ia
Shertay Offerner
Emma
Ethel Keller
Stacy Keller
Hanson Electric Company
Jamestown
Harry Keller
Mrui F. A. Cogawell
Toiners
Young worker loses fingers at Corry Cantor plant
Late Phospeoy, about 18, fell on a machine at Corry Cantor Co. about eight o clock. Thompson lost four fingers from the right hand after keeping his hand under the die too long. He was taken to Dr Christie then Corry Hospital. He had been warned to slow the press but insisted on feeding it in motion. The accident left him maimed and the community offers sympathy.
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Corry Cantor Company
Thompson
Corry Hospital
Invinieble 8 Host Social at LaPaze Home West Bond
The Invinieble 8 social event at Pay and Percy LaPaze's West Bond Street home featured games and refreshments. Rev MacIntyre remained teacher and led the class, with Stay Blunt as Vice President and Harold Shanon as Secretary. Percy LaPace served as Treasurer. The club plans to engage with other organizations in their ball ground class. Roy Ellint managed the Sunday baseball team with Paul Laase as captain.
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U.B
Pay
Percy LaPaze
West Bond Street
MacIntyre
Clut
Stay Blunt
Aude
Harold Shanon
Percy LaPace
Tovinibles
Roy Ellnt
Paul la Ase
Toan
Supt Curtis Announces Retirement From Corry Schools
Virgil G Gunite, superintendent of Corry schools, declares retirement at end of current term. He thanks board and public for support and states no plan to accept another role, expressing pride in district work and concern for students as he leaves the service.
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Anit Aluoy
Munley
Hust Pleasant Street
Wrother Ward
Fite
Fitire
Vom
Mehcament
Concord Street
Washington Stront Siling
Curthy’ Tetter
Corry
Oil City Man Confesses Robbery
Charles Berger, a store clerk, confessed to stealing money, jewelry, and clothing from Mrs Eskovits on Spruce Street and shipping items to Pittsburg in a suit, after attempting suicide by hanging. Frankie Allin was briefly detained but released. Berger may plead guilty in open court under a new law, avoiding trial.
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Pittsburg
Charles Berger
Joseph Eskoyits
Spruce Street
Frankie Allin
Hera
Morley
Berger Bay
Khar
Eekovits
Var Register
Ina Sultons
Derger
Tha Chargn
Sproul Bill Passes Senate in Historic Highway Plan
Harrisburg April 13 The Sproul high way bill advances as one of the era’s most comprehensive measures. It authorizes 60 million dollars with 40 million for the highway department and 20 million for road improvements. The act supports nearly three hundred routes linking county seats and merges bonding authority with a new state commission to oversee projects. House actions included opposing a companion amendment and other measures, with debates on insane asylums hospital building plans and registration controls for corporations.
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Luis Wae Cho
Jimouedt
Canutl
Sun Ponate
Mears
Faoney
Washington
Mauyer
Berks
Pannwylvania
MeChing
Allegheny
Alain
Mrn. Shreyo
Rip
Schofield
Warren
Ork Lee
Johnson
Crawford
Whitman
Verunge
Deposit
Funda Tn
Sibley Audit Set for June 15 Amid Court Delays
In Sibley matter the audit date was debated with talk of an earlier date but not possible due to court commitments. Judge Clawell had fixed a term for the week of the audit and June 11 was proposed before agreeing to a quarter time as requested by Joseph C. Sibley's counsel. The legal maneuvering centered on arranging the election expense account review despite court scheduling constraints.
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Ruadei
Cammblinel
Sibley
C. Breens
Elso
Bibley
Owink
Joy
Onsen
Aidtoy
Arrest Causes Surprise in Erie in Willian L Scott Case
Erie police and private detectives hunted for leads after a threatening note promised the Boott mausoleum of late Congressman William L Scott would be blown up if a $60,000 payment was not made by February 21. The Strong family denied involvement as Post Office Inspectors pursued several suspects, including Gilbert Verking and two detectives, amid rumors of a rival agency. One man, Perkins, was arrested in Indianapolis on a related blackmail charge, while authorities kept details guarded.
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Strong
Mike
Erie
Gilbert
Perkins
Holle
Perkins Wrrest
Btrong
Charles Hy Strang
Scott
Tadianapilti
Erle
Mr Strong
Ponneyivanta Avenue
Pobriary
Wen
Lem
Nck
Pol Filery
Pebkhus
Indianapolis
Would Recover Sibley Dough in Crawford County
Meant to trace Crawford County Grange Association funds linked to Hon J C Sibley while in Congress. Wilson Hamilton reports money moved to Keystone Cooperative Association and later channeled into private interests. He doubts any Crawford County share will be recovered. urgent questions about misused funds and future action. Meadville Tribune notes unclear fate of the distribution and ongoing concerns.
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Wilson Hamilton
Crawford County Grange Association
Corry
J. C. Bibley
Congress
Keystone Cooperative Association
Hisititon
Daviness
Hawton
Crawford Gonunty Association
Sibley
Grange
Aflianon
Pen
Hamilton
Crawford County
Meadville
Knowlton's Sells Gold Dist Pold Fridays and Saturdays
Special notice reports that bars of Acme Lenox Oak and Gatagon nonp with each Acme package of Gold Dist pold will be on sale Friday and Saturday at Knowlton's 102.
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Notioa
Knowlton's
Meadville Man Badly Hurt in Frightful Accident
Meadville on April 12 a wholesale hardware manager was wounded behind a shop. The victim sustained a severe neck wound from a long jagged instrument, received first aid from Dr. B A Claws and was taken to his home, with initial reports predicting recovery.
Tolet Coupling Injury at Gas Engine Spill
A belt on a gas engine broke and whipped upward striking Alyliig, causing a wide facial wound about an inch across. The incident occurred toward the end of the belt’s movement, with the exposed belt tearing the skin and leaving a noticeable gash.
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Alyliig
New Trees for the Park Unveiled in Rochester
The Miller firm for Rochester History Co. plants two tree species in the city park, with twelve-foot evergreens and maples chosen for health and future visibility. City officials expect the new trees to be set out soon after preparatory work on the park slope.
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Rochester Hijrdory Company
Citty Park
Nome Uno
Miler
Gre. We Bring Coffee to This Wes
A fragmented OCR note mentions coffee delivery to a west location. The readable bits indicate a casual message about bringing coffee to the west side. No names, dates, or organizations are clearly identified.
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Corry Castor Co
Curtis
Mr. Amidon
Senor Closter
Si Ve G. Gurity
Tee
Renomettitly
Virgil G
Gunite
OIL City
Sproul
Senate
Sibley Audit
Man
West Ghearnut
Jagg
B.A. Clawson
Isla
Park Avenue
Sam Jacobson & Co
Clothiers
Matarrial
The
Barlow Hardware Co
China
Aza Run
Soran AL
Frotert
Sele
Ena
Fane
Wes
Fano
Californic
Wall
Win Conta
Lydia TH
Lydia
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