New Prohibition Rules On Medicinal Wine Production
Prohibition Chief J M Doran outlined revised regulations for medicinal wine manufacturing plants guiding enforcement and winery compliance. He will visit San Francisco August 26 to meet with Frank Mc Reynolds and California vintners to refine rules under the 1916 internal revenue law. He plans a tour of the Pacific coast to study juice production, home cider and non intoxicating juice allowances, and how legal producers obtain grapes while guarding the grape industry amid rising demand for medicinal wines.
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Joseph S. Wasney
United Press
Washington
Prohibition Commssioner
J. M. Doran
Doran
Frank McReynolds
Dey
San Francisco
California
San Praneset
Pacifley
Chicago
Prohibition Bureau
le Hanes
Wildcat Wineries
Hopeless Case Wan ennnt he reformed Ameena Aine
A fragmentary note features names Ameena Aine and a garbled phrase about reform. The readable text presents no clear event or location to anchor a full news item.
Driver Reckless Inquest Opens Over Gilda Francisco Death
An inquest in Ridgway into the death of 18 year old Gilda Francisco at St Marys heard testimony that Francisco was driven by an unnamed motorist when picked up near Multer's mill in St Marys and conveyed to Marshall's swimming pool. The jury found the driver’s actions reckless and that Francisco died suddenly on August 8 after his car failed to negotiate a turn on Iron Run bridge.
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Ridgway
Gilda Henry Fransisco
Josephine Francisco
Brandy Camp
A. C. Lubrint
St. Marys
Guldy Brancisco
Lubr
Elk County
T. McCabe
Johnsonburg
J. A.dippold
Jack Gross
Norjman Bauer
Clarence Krieg
Michael ‘Shaneen
E. J. McHenry
TeaLimony
Jon Grasser
Rdwart Pelley
Francisca
Six Hurt In Two Accidents At Dunkirk
Two separate automobile crashes near Dunkirk on Monday sent seven injured to Brooks Memorial Hospital. Eugene Howe of Wellsboro Mass sustained a possible fracture, Mrs. Lee Ettinges of Warren Pa had a fractured jaw, and Harry Rose of Erie received injuries to the back. Other injuries were minor. Involved were Carlton Gay of Warren and Fligsne Howe in the first crash at Lamberton, and Harry Rose of Erie and CG McClain of Massillon Ohio in the second near the Sheridan Bay picnic grounds.
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Dunkirk
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Eugene Howe
Wellsboro
Mass
Iit
Lee Ettinges
Warren
Harry Rose
Erie
Carlton Gay
Fligsne Howe
Lamberton
CG. McClain
Massilon, O
Sheridan Bay
San Cura Ointment touted for sores and burns
A crude testimonial ad claims San Cura Ointment healed a leg fever sore in six weeks after four doctors failed. It promotes the product for sunburn, eczema, boils, piles and burns with prices listed 8c 60e and 1.25 per jar plus a complexion soap at 25 cents.
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J. D. Hood
Townville
Mcintyre
Dumright
Okla
Interesting News Letter From Sparta and Vicinity
Spartansburg Aug 12 Several families from here attended the merchants picnic held at Celoton Sunday. Names include Clare Buxton and guest Bluxidhe Grandalit Titusville Edward Scott daughter Katherine Richard Webb Postmaster Gi Jones and granddaughter Virginia. Marjorie Pfeiffer and Dr George T. Waggoner attended the large gathering. Erie visitors William B. Ernie and Mrs. Edith Winans left for Erie after two weeks here. Dr Minnie M. Baatman visited Erie and Chase Rickman family. her son Joseph and Eva Sherritt returned home with her. A. W. Jude returned from Old City weekend visit with daughters Daugherty and Shingledecker. Susan Tauber received word of brother Abram Keagy death 76 Bedford county. Tauber 84, sole surviving of nine. Charles W. White Williamstown and sister Mrs Davis hosted brief call. nephews Bobby Tucker joined them en route to Titusville. Ely Schreckengost returned from Sherman N Y with daughter Maybelle. visited sister Henry Kightlinger. Earthquake shock felt at 8 40 Monday morning. electric shower during night. W J Goodwin and two daughters Gariette and Hazefot Verils were guests of sister J A Johnson. Wave Blakeslee and family enjoyed baked fish from Four Lake, with two fish weighing 41 2 pounds and 2 1 2 pounds.
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Spartansburg
Celoton
Clare Buxton
Bluxidhe Grandalit
Titusville
Edward
Scott
Katherine
Richard] Webb
Jones
Virginia
Marjorie Pfeiffer
George T. Waggoner
Ely Schreckengost
Sherman
Ray Blakeslee
N. Y
Schreckengost
Maybelle
Mesdville
Henry Kightlinger
Personal crisis ends in thwarted suicide attempt in Indiana Pa
Otto Phillips of Punxsutawney attempted to purchase a revolver and mix poison with pop in Homerily store. Burgess William Blythe knocked the drink away and Constable A J Campbell halted a second attempt at another store. Phillips was lodged after police said he faced serious troubles.
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Vince Rise
Indiana
Otto Phillips
Punsitawney
Homerily
Mewr Hers
Burgess William Blythe
A. J. Campbell
Philling
Pallee
Hoter City
Interment at Frewsburg for Herbert L. Field
The funeral for Herbert L. Field was held yesterday at 2:30 p m from the East Oak Hill United Church. Pastor William May Leod of Pilgrim Memorial Congregational Church officiated. Bearers were Harold Mosshammer Manley Johnson Frank Berg Carl Sherman Theodore Berg and Torrance Berg. Burial followed in Frewsburg Cemetery. Pallbearers included Miss Gertrude Feld and Mr Wol Durham of Corry Pn.
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Jampston
Herbert L. Field
East Oak Hilley
William May Leod
Pilgrim Memorial Congregational Church
Harold Mosshammer
Manley Johnson
Frank Berg
Carl Sherman
Theodore Berg
Torrance Berg
Frewsburg Cemetery
Gertrude Feld
Wol Durham
Corry
Picnic Draws 3000 Farmers to Wattsburg Fairgrounds
Erie reports that over 3000 attendees joined the Ire County Papers phease at Wattsburg Fairgrounds on Saturday with Wattseburg Walk taking first place and a 40 point lead in the contest. Individual winners spanned events from treasure hunt to 50 yard races for girls and boys, including Evelyn Munsee and Sam Parker.
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Erie
Wie Winttsburg Fairgrounds
Pail
Crossman
Rounty Farm
Wattaburg
Bele
Waterford
Union City
Corry
Vreasure Hunt
Milton Brunapin
Wattsbure
Wood Siding
J. Ch | Campbell
Northast
Robt. Gibbons
Watttsbure
John Arthur
Watt
Burg
Evelyn Munsee
Wattsburg
Helen Rouse
Jennie Sheridar
Woth East
Mrs
Itvids
Wegl Gruene
Mel Lang Sill
Union Eiy
Rudy Williams
Margie Yochlm
Arthir Mars
Julia Walling
Ste
Pan Dewey
Leon Fotin
Sam Parker
Charles Ban
Diser
Lewis Brunagin
Crose
North East
Ottaway
Alr
Baldwin
Eric
Grace Moon
Christiana Sheridan
Harbor Cresle
Florence Allen
Watts
McKey
Gentry Bros
Ile
Courgé
Trask
Jilly
Lynn Sill
Choe Gibbons
Wattskiins
Sohn Allen
Mra
F. Blunichard
Wattsiin
PLA HEARS CHARGED VIOLATI LIOU
Charged with possession in violation of law and held on pending Saturday hearing before Judge Morton and Wesley Inge. Annuities set at 3000 dollars. Authorities investigate alleged moonshining and other linked crimes. Names include Anthony Cuzzulo, 40, and others as the probe widens with several men released or under scrutiny.
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Justi Morton
Wesley Inge
Seizor
Malleg
Saracone
Anthony Cuzzulo
Joseph Scarpa
Amato
Ralph Boccio
Boccio
Guezaro
American Victim Attacked in London Fashion District
An American in London is attacked in a fashionable Mayfair yard near George's hospital. Police seek a suspect described as an 18 inch tall man. Witnesses report the victim in serious condition with head injuries. An associate named Bateman is mentioned in initial notes as involved.
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London
United London
Aig
Exton
George
Amette Bateman
Baton
Niet
Bateman
Walton
Bays
South Boa Pital
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Gerry
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Peninsular
Simmons
R. E. Palmer CO
North Center Street
Sparta
Earthquare
W. J. Goodwin
Gariette and
Hazefot Verils
J. A. Johnson
Wave Blakeslee
Lour Lake
Frewsburg
Erie County Motor Club
American Automobile Association
United States
Canada
Erie and Corry
Erii County Motor Club
Erie County Farmers
Gentry Bros. Circus
Cordupay Tires
Sidewail
E.E. Guignon
Babcock Gardens
Sugar Grove, PA
Violati Liou
Perry
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