Gaters Meeting Tonight Amid Enroll Help and Local Events
Community gathering planned tonight for Gaters with registration help at the Erie enjit house by county commissioners. National Music Week set for May 1. Measles cases reported to health authorities. Primary election four days away with Meadville mayor Charles Gill active in Democratic Congressional nomination efforts. Odd Fellows chanting party tonight. Stock market softness as traders await Senate investigation. Daylight saving to start in major cities Sunday. Erie events include Cornelius Otis Skinner appearance at Strong Vincent High School on May 2. Will case of Michael Briskey proceeding. witnesses from Corry summoned. Forest wardens report 45 new fires across multiple counties.
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Cornelius Otis Skinner
Otis Skinner
Strong Vincent High School
Erie
Michael Briskey
Register of Wills Swatta
Register Witls
Corry
Oil City May Lose Freight Transfer Point
April 24 Ora HY The Pennsylvania Railroad plans to eliminate Oil City as a freight transfer point as it concentrates transfers in larger cities. Officials say the change will speed shipments and reduce car transfers with no material effect on local jobs or working conditions.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Oil City
House and Barn Razed by Fire at Glen Colvin Farm
A farm near Cherry Union on Glen Colvin's property burned Thursday about 2 am. The cause may have been a faulty chimney. Three calves died. a cow was badly burned and may die. Most household goods saved. buildings were in good condition. Loss partly insured.
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Cherry Union, Apess
Glen Colvin
7500 Left Homeless by Jap Village Fire
Disaster in Japanese town as 110 injured and 7500 left homeless when high winds fueled a blaze that destroyed 120 buildings including the city hall bank hospital and post office. Damages estimated at 3.5 million dollars with shelters set up in school buildings.
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Unitedress
Omixda
Japan
Businies
Money Won't Buy A Definition From Kaama City Star
The Kaama City Star quotes an English journal offering a prize for the best definition of money. The winning line calls money a universal passport to happiness, suggesting it frees us to pursue all desired goods and experiences, even as it remains a contested concept.
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Kaama City
Closing Erie Schools Looms Over Budget Strain
Erie school directors warned that layoffs or early school closings may occur next year unless economic conditions improve. President W C Missimer said a voluntary 10 percent teachers salary reduction would not cover the shortfall, with $150000 from teachers seen as a drop in the bucket. Contracts may be recalled. temporary terms or indeterminate periods could be used if schools close, with pay contingent on operation.
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Erie
Board of
W. C. Missimer
Missimer
A. O. Chapin
More Mines Reopened as Troops Stabilize Ohio Fields
United Press dispatch from Cadiz Ohio reports eastern Ohio coal mines in Jefferson Belmont and Harrison counties expected to resume production as National Guardsmen quell uprisings. Troops secured Caldwell mine in Noble county and zones were drawn within two miles of each mine to deter pickets and strike sympathizers. Sheriff William Curtis ordered patrol zones to prevent gatherings near mines.
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Ay United Press
Cadiz
Ohio
Jefferson
Belmont
Harrison
Noblé County
Caldwell
William Curtis
Muskingum County
Harrison County
Difference Between Aught and Naught in Language
The text explains aught meaning anything and naught meaning nothing. It shows how aught represents zero or nothing in phrases and offers examples like Neither bad aught he could call his own, with wind in the trees as the only sound.
Two Die Under Fall of Slate at Rossiter Mines
In Rossiter, two miners Edward Pierce aged 82 and R. Pettigrew aged 41 were killed when a five ton rock fell at the C. B. C. Company mines during a night shift. Bodies were found after coworkers noticed the missing men and the rock was removed three hours later. authorities suggest the exact cause may remain a mystery.
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R. Pettigrew
Rossiter
C. B. C. Company
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Pettigrew
Deep Star Diplomacy Disputed in Cheery Plural Speech
Report notes tangled remarks as delegates speak in playful, unclear terms about star diplomacy and repudiation. observers tease phrasing while noting mixed signals from both sides.
Warren Woman Dies After Auto Crash in March
April 22 report notes Ludlow resident Eimer Linquist, 19, may face charge in auto strike that killed Mrs. Lucila White, who died after injuries from a March 15 collision on Conewango Avenue. Cause: slippery pavement led to loss of control. district attorney, police, and coroner will decide after referencing her five week battle injuries and pending investigation details.
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OW Arrine
Eimer Linquist
Ludlow
Lucila Wilte
Mrrs. White
Linguist
Lorgn Maurer
North Warren
Pennsylvania Avenue
Conewango
White
LeRoy Eday
George Hahn
Ed Lowrey
Fire destroys several buildings at Conneaut Lake Park
A fire at Conneaut Lake Park in Arik on April 22 burned three buildings and damaged amusement devices including a merry-go-round pool and skating rink. Total damage estimated 15,000 to 40,000 dollars. Firemen used a 1,000 gallon pumper, water drawn from the lake to stop the blaze. Park manager Robert McDonald suspected incendiary origin but no evidence or investigation pursued.
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Conneaut Lake
Pire
Robert McDonald
He Park
431 More Are Given Work Through Campaign
Philadelphia April 22 three Pennsylvania cities reported 431 more persons employed in the American Legion national drive to put a million to work. Indiana 404 Rochester 8. The national total reached 550 950, state headquarters of the Legion announced. Forest City,
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Pennsylvania
American Legion
Indiana
Rochester
The
Legion
Forest City
Death notices for Mrs Lelia highlighted in CAR records
A brief obituary fragment notes the death of Mrs Lelia, with sympathy sent from friends and associates. The item is sparse, lacking full biographical details, and appears as a local notice within a community CAR section.
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Lelia
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