Lefty Louie Rumor Hits Erie Port in Murder Case
Police report a suspect nicknamed Lefty Louie linked to the Rosenthall murder may be aboard the Anchor Line steamer Tonesia bound for Duluth. Reports place Lefty Louie and accomplice Gyp the Blood slipping through Brie and heading toward a U.S. port, with investigators tracing movements via boarding at Brie and sightings by Alvin Wittich.
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Duluth
Minn
Dts
Lely" Louis
Rosenthall
New York
Slumer Tionesia
Tonesia
Sault Sta. Marie
Marquette
Houghton
Hetty Lote
Hays
al Brie
Chie
Pollow Detze
Louie Rosenberg
Harry Horrowitz
Letty Loiig
Gyp the Blood
du- TV
Horowits
Letty Loutese
Belle Valley Farmer Nearly Killed In Roadside Accident
Frank Bartlett, a Belle Valley area farmer, suffered a deep head wound from a buggy accident while riding home from Eve. He lay unconscious beside Plank Road for over an hour after being thrown from the buggy when a wagon challenged a whistle. Found near the Pennsylvania railroad, he was transported to a hospital with serious injuries though no foul play was confirmed.
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Bris
Frank Bartlett
Wattshire Plank Road
Nouth
Belle Valley
le Wau
Lowely
Sanford
Bartlett
Sevantoonth Street
Delle Valley
Woodbaugh
Ian
Hanigt Hospital
Tutal
Pavilion Dance Reunion at the Pavilion
A local dance event titled A DIE reunion for all is planned at the Pavilion with a special orchestra and dance tones. The schedule notes dancing at 8150 Game and features a focused performance by the Ug orchestra.
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Dascera
Ug Orchestra
Run
Heh
Olds Family Held Reunion at Park Place 1912
The Olds family met for their fourth annual reunion at Mrs. Oro Olds home on Park Place in Corry on August 15 1912. W. H. Olds presided with officers W. J. Olds and Grace Olds, and a large turnout enjoyed a banquet tent program and a group photo.
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Sarah Olds
Park Place Street
Olds
Robert Olde
Wildsor
Suffolk
Wan
Airs
Oro Olds
Corry
Mins Grace Olds
W. J. Olds
Charles Tolleanes
Algor
Wis
Jessie Olds
Waverly
Town
Wirth
Mudred May
Moss
Mud Olds
Tyne
Youngsyille
AMS
Grace Olds
Jamestown
Mra
S.A. Holbrook
Mradford
Homme
Durham
Oldwrof Corry
Glare Orn
Triy
Comuililee
W. F. Dhrham
Mes
Dirham
Cony
Prank 1
Leet
W. A. Jona
Familly
London
Family Reunion Roster Features Olds Olt Haybarger Kin
Attendees listed include Mr and Mrs Olds Mr and Mrs Olt Pearl B Dawain W and Pearl Johnette LM Burhan Glenn Maxine WL Dugham Koralton Clare 1310 Myntie and more. Relatives from Dallas Texas and Erie Pa join the gathering as descendants of the reunion.
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We Olds
Mirrdy Raymond Olde
Charles H. Olt
Willie N
Pearl B
DaWain W
Trill
Daushtyrs
Pearl and
Jownette
LM. Burhan
Glenn
Maxine
WL. Dugham
Koralton
Clare
Myntie
Guyon A. Golding
Dallas
Texas
George W. Hayberger
Mund Haybarger
Haw
Mary
Grace
Homer and
Clayence
Rie
Kurim Bed Company Hires Men To Boost Brass Bed Output
The Kurta Bliss Bed company plans to hire workers and expand production to reach about one hundred complete beds daily by September first. They currently ship sixty five beds a day and have ordered two buffing machines to increase capacity. The Grand Rapids exposition boosted demand for Kurta brass beds, with Mc Murray showcasing the line and noting strong sales trends.
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Kurta Bliss
Sui
Mc Murray
Contin Srowth
Man Killed in Auto Accident Near Dunkirk
A 37 year old man, Mr Flahaven, died after his Overland car left Waler Street three miles south of Fredonia and overturned into a ditch. His mother, mother in law, and two others were injured. he had been returning from Stockton town picnic. He worked at the Brooks plant and his father serves on the Dunkirk water board.
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URS
Pubeigen
Wisled
Overland
Waler St
Fredonia
Flahaven
Dunkirk
Stockton
C. J Flahaven
Paul Flahayen
Dunstry
Mise
Lillian Miller
Pinhavon
Jim
Bayerus
C. J. Winhaveni
Jeff Teg Wanquilu
Brooks
Card of Thanks for Mra Chas Lopua
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness in the loss of our beloved mother Mrs Chas Lopua Mrs J Rochrig and Mr John Hannan acknowledge support and sympathy during bereavement.
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Mra
Chas Lopua
J. Rochrig
John Hannan
A Step to W R C Reception
A fragment notes a reception event for Mrs Love at Chautauqua on a Friday near Prancth lake with unclear dates and names. The readable items suggest a social or community notice with approximate timing and attendees.
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Mrs. Love
Chautauqua
Warren Statesman C W Stone Dies After Illness
Hon C W Stone of Warren former Lieutenant Governor and Congressman dies after a protracted illness. Born in 1844 in Groton New York he practiced law in Warren and served as principal before entering politics. Survived by wife Mrs Moorhead Stone and children W T Allen Ralph Stone Mrs J Crary John Stone Mrs J Dutrees and Miss C Stone.
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Stone
Groton
Nuss
Maderutt Mund
Sawrange
Williams Colles
Hoyt
Congress
Olverson
Joseph Sibley
Franklin Ruanive As & Domoenat
Turajof Moorhead
Erle
Josethien
Chhildren
Wis
W. T. Allen
Ralph Stone
Jorave Crary
John Stone
Josph Dutrees
Chara Ston
Warren
Walker's Club to Start 8 Day Hiking Tour in New York
Walkers Club of Buffalo plans an eight day hike starting next Sunday August 18 from Mayville New York. Mentors include George Redefn Jan Den ginger Victor DeLucia J Hirsch Miller James DeLucia John Lett Charles Max Scone WinKim E AHILUro r Gait Maplain Oxcar Lor ant. Route covers Mayville Panama Rocks Corry Warren then Meafsville Franklin Reno Of City Tionesta Mast Hickory and Warren with 19 members aged 20 to 60.
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Nive
Clit of Buffalo
Mayville
N. Y
Nikos George le Redfetn
Jan Denginger
Victor DeLucia
J.hirschmiller
James DeLucia
John Leltt
Charles Max
Scone WinKim E
Ahiluror Gait Maplain Oxcar
Lorant
Panama Rocks
Corrs
Pay
Sparsaneburg
Riceville
Meadville
Atlen Franklin
Reno
of City
Tlonesta
Mast Hickory
Thompson
Warren
Corry
Walkers Club
Campowal
Myn
Walling
Two Railroad Workers Arrested After Home Burglary
Two men employed on the railroad were arrested in Columbus after allegedly entering the home of Lee Way on a principal street, taking valuables from the pantry. A warrant was issued Wednesday, a preliminary hearing held, and they were bound over to the county court. They were taken to Warren on the morning train for transfer. names given as Ward and Allen.
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Columbus
Lee Way
Oliablos
Mrm
Bijulre Brown
Gonrt
Damon
Gorry
Warren
Spencer
Thin City
Rho
Ward
Allen
Plan to color code state highway routes for clarity
A proposed scheme by Frank D. Lyon of the New York State Automobile Association would color code main highways from New York to Buffalo via Albany and from Albany to Rouen Point. Each route would have a distinctive color with color combinations for connected roads, to be executed by the state highway department and local clubs. telephone and telegraph firms would be asked to permit signage along the routes.
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Frank D. Lyon
New York State
Istone
New York
Buffalo
Albany
Rouen Point
Hghway Department
Ghoetive Territories Use Colored Discs in City Directions
Governor Dixon favors a plan to use colored discs in urban areas to mark routes and aid traffic flow as authorities explore standardized symbols for navigation.
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Taurita
Dixon
Big Day for Sheffield Parade Plans Announced
Charlon A. Whalen of the Woodmen of Atmoriba announces a grand day in Sheffield with a monster parade. More than forty lodges with representatives will attend. thousands are expected from nearby towns. Special ball, games, and athletic attractions are planned to celebrate the event.
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Sheffield
Charlon A. Whalen
Mod
Wu Woodmen
Atmoriba
Mambera
T He Ordir
Thiy
Iwirby
Woodmen
Ulyla
Fontiren
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Corry Evening Journal
Traction Building
Center Street
Lane
ATU
Chicago
Rosenthal
Olds Family
Kurtz Bed CO
Man
C. H. Flahaven
W.R.C
Walker’s Club
Weston
Warren County
Sam Jacobson & Company
ONE Price Clothiers
Stein-Bloch Clothes
Kelsey
Barlow Hardware Co
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