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Weather Today Increasing Clouds Across Regions
Partly cloudy today with variable breezes in many areas. Forecast calls for winds easing later, with no major precipitation expected.
Proposed electric light franchise sparks council debate
At Monday’s council meeting the thirty five year electric franchise ordinance was formally printed for member use. Critics say it favors private control over muni cipal ownership and offers no city revenue or protection against high charges or exclusivity. A municipal plant could offer savings despite interest and sinking fund costs if financed by bonds at four percent, argue opponents.
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Corry
Uae
City to enforce uniform walk construction for residents
Citizens who voluntarily fund and maintain sidewalks in new business and residence sections argue they deserve reciprocal benefits. Officials say the city must enforce uniform sidewalk construction where needed to provide these facilities.
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Secsons
Cornells
Busy Corry Race Week Prepares Lake Erie Circuit Races
Corry Race Track readies for Lake Erie Circuit meet next week with about five horses in residence. Secretary Morgurlige at Titnaville reports strong entries and top regional horses expected. Officials vow integrity as track conditions are prepared and weather hoped to favor racing. A $60 purse awaits the horse breaking the track record of 2 20 9.
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Corry
Lake Erie
Bloodshed Feared in Spain Amid Mass Demonstration
Special to the Journal from Flan Sebastian Spain dated Aweust 8 reports large demonstrations against the government. Widespread unrest triggers fears of bloodshed as loyal troops are deployed in major cities. The text describes tense mood, government orders, and potential harsh measures to halt growing disturbances.
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Spain
Mme Peu
Bradford Man Bent on Self Destruction
Weutford August 3 A.W. Mullholinad 4 at the Bradford Ohio ta Th 9eriany condition following an attempt to end his life. The man, distressed over tatters, had expressed a desire to end his earthly career. He tried to shoot himself but his wife stopped him pulling the trigger. It is said he swallowed a bottle believed to contain prussic acid.
Poor Directors Inspect Almshouse
County poor directors met yesterday at the almshouse to inspect the buildings and grounds. President Clark McAllister and J Q Switch led the session with Chavies and Lorsal beside them. They praised the mid summer appearance of the property and orchard while noting the summer drought easing and farmers hoping for a better harvest this year.
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J. Q. Switch
Chavies & Lorsal
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The Hosest Proprietary Medicine Ends Medical Costs
The Hosest Proprietary Medicine has saved thousands of dollars for families unable to afford physicians. It has answered the purpose as well as doctors, often succeeding when our best physicians timidly failed. Lydia B. Pinklum's Vegetable Compound is one of the tiny remedies mentioned.
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Hosest
Lydia B. Pinklum
Aviator Injured In City Visit For Tour
Notable aviator and sportsman H Walden visited the city today aboard his canopy craft. The event drew local interest as residents watched the aircraft perform a display over the airfield and city streets.
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H. Walden
Fult Tie Tity
Iman Hunting Henhawk Kills Himself at Concord
A man named Daniel Ovi About fil years old, living on a farm owned by Mrs Mahony near Concord, shot himself while attempting to shoot a hawk. The gun discharged in view of nearby residents, causing fatal chest wound. A boy alerted local authorities. Dr. Kibler arrived within eighteen minutes. The body was prepared for burial and shipped to Buffalo with a brother accompanying.
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Mahony
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Erle
Baptism at Celoron Draws Crowd for Past Event
The 230 baptized at Celoron were Windred and thirty delosites to the consecntion anthar Tramadiane Bible Students Association. The ceremony occurred on Chautaugus Lake with a crowd observing from a vantage point. Delegates and James Town prank participants watched as the procession prepared near the Coloron Ball grounds with shallow water nearby and a rig erected to serve a gathering purpose.
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Maple Avenue Improvement Progress Report
The pavement project on Maple Avenue began last month and has passed Parke Place. Curbing at the Washington Street end nears completion and the whole job is shaping up well. The Corry paving block, praised for quality, gives the pavement a fine appearance and brick work should be finished by week’s end.
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Iast Montay
Parke Plate
Washington Street
President of Chili Arrives for Diplomacy Push
A foreign leader arrives amid talks on diplomatic ties with a South American nation. The visit signals possible shifts in regional policy as neighboring countries weigh their options with Peru, Chile, and others in the ongoing South American diplomatic effort.
Jury panel to be chosen for September term at Wagner office
CONUS officials at Wagner will meet in the sheriff's office this morning to select a jury panel for the September term of criminal court beginning September 12. They will name enough jurors to serve two weeks, though the term may last only a few days. Sheriff Moomy and Deputy Howell will clerk the process.
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Eheritt
Moomy
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Crippen Refuses to Talk as Police Attempt Appeal
Crippen refuses to talk to officers and reporters from the Journal. In his cell he remains silent while authorities press for a statement. The special report notes his stubborn stance amid ongoing inquiry and public interest.
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Crippen
Quebec
Lapendin & Qulet Ima
Boose Joint Bust After Liquor Hearing
A local hearing near Meadville at St Agatha’s cemetery involved an elderly German couple, Mr and Mrs Hans, accused of selling liquor without a license. Witnesses testified that bottles were supplied at the Haas home, with a boy and several others purchasing quart bottles. Det. Laley secured samples for analysis, leading to the couple being bound over to the September term and fine set at fifty dollars each.
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St. Agatha's
Meadville
Meleave
Commonwealth
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Evle
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Laley
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Lafey
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Vernon
Fancy Dress Party at Calkins Home Delights City Guests
The home of Mr. John Calkins hosted a memorable fancy dress party last night with about twenty young people. Miss Ruth Catlins organized the event in honor of Mr. Alfred Neal, guests wore varied costumes, and lively games followed by elegant refreshments made for a very pleasant evening.
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John KR. Calkins
Ruth Catlins
Alfred Neal
Fine Band Concert Delights Crowd In Columbus Fashion
A lively Mani concert at Columbuin drew a large crowd from the city by trolley. Attendees enjoyed a pleasant evening though some felt the sunvaly was not equal to the demand. Organizers plan a repeat engagement with a possible special round trip rate from the traction company.
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Traction Company
Injured High School Player at Lake Chautauqua
William Harrington of the Lake High School class of 1911 was badly injured at Lake Chautauqua Monday afternoon while playing baseball. He received a blow to the eye, with fears for sight but later reports say he showed improvement and the eye may be saved.
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Rce
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Harrington
Torpedo Boat Blown Up in Petersburg Harbor
A torpedo boat was destroyed by an explosion at Petersburg on the morning of August 8. Six sailors were killed and fourteen injured, with several others hurt in the blast reported by local authorities.
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