German Allied Agreement Nears Final Concurrence
Defense claims accuse youth of pressure during coercion questions as Darrow seeks to strike state evidence. Court room coverage notes Crowe denial, Dr Singer testimony on mental capacity and the impact of coercion on the youths under examination.
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United Preay Criminal Court Room
GIL Fag
Aue
Meio Letense
Turgen Clarinos
Stites
Pyrrow
Darrow
Tina Fatale
Darrow Fey
Tie Boys
Singer
Durfin
Taira
New Revolt Reported in Northern Brazil
United Press reports a new revolt in Brazil's northern provinces with Americans affected by the unrest. An American official says details are vague while Brazilian authorities deny the uprising. state troops and civil clerks are said to be on guard after an apparent overthrow in Marui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Mbiber
Brazil
Dejan Tuy
State Department
Gioia
Montercira
Marui
Siwonuy
Fedecal
Major League Race Heats Up in New York and Pittsburgh
The New York Yankees widen the gap over the Detroit Tigers in the American League while the New York Giants stay within four games as the Pittsburgh Pirates surge. Contenders murmur and the pennant chase grows tense across baseball’s majors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
NEW York
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Gneshalligmae
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
No trace found of missing young bride
Corry men seek a big offer for a signal device as negotiations with A S Keating and associates drag on for months. Franklin Harties Visitor reports ongoing interest from Bath area firms in electrical devices and potential rights to a railway gadget linked to the missing bride case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Iloin Pierties
Yestery
A. S. Keating
Franklin Harties
Coolidge Resting on New England Farm in Weymouth
President Coolidge arrives Aug 16 for a vacation at his farm near Plymouth. He will rest and review tariff reports on sugar duty while in leisure, with aides reporting political briefs from Washington.
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United Press Weymouth
Upplidge
Furhes
Cooldige
Washington
Shidlow
Plymouth
White House
Coolidge
Tariff Commission
Ington
Riso
Conideratios
Calvin
Farner
Republican Rational Committee
Aimeware
Anant de Ty
Rumors Fly Over Missing Woman Case on Erie Train Route
Reports from Warren and Ridgway stir concern as searches continue for Mrs. Cooley who left her husband in an Erie hotel on July 28. Herbert Cooley travels from McKeesport to aid the hunt while speculation links her to J Edward Lareer, former Allegheny college football star, though her husband doubts death and suspects amnesia.
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Herbert Poutey
McKeesport
Guy
Younig
Johnsonburg
Ridgway
Warren
Cooley
Erie
Aly
Pimtsuurgel
Aig
Herbert M. Cubley
Ene
Hunt
Wooley
Tha
J. Edward Lareer
Allegheny
Beety
Larson
Godley
Alice
Jeel Vélore
Funeral of Patrick Shea
Funeral service for Patrick Shea held at St Thomas church at 9:20 this morning with Rev Fr M E Tracey officiating. A large gathering of relatives and friends attended with offerings present. choir selections were rendered by Mrs Paul Stone and Miss Stelle Barry. Interment followed at St Thomas cemetery with pallbearers listed and relatives from out of town arriving for the service.
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M. E. Tracey
Patrick Shea
St Thomas Church
Mel Wrvivey
Paul Stone
Stelle Barry
St. Thomas Cemetery
Hive
Sind
Oie
Pephew
William Duke
Francis Duke
Carlyle Duke
Victor Dempsey
Raymund Spiesmai
Ray Rourke
Out of Toys
John Cronin
Kane
Kate Crosthewate
Ats
Menta
James Gibbons P
J. Shen
Donald
Ruth
Cleveland
Mary Dink
Ven
Clymer
Frank McMahon
Lajey McMahon
Efxin
Camp Meeting on Shady Ave at Stockton's Grove
A religious camp meeting at Stockton's Grove on Shady Avenue invites the public to daily sessions at 10 am 2:30 pm and 7:25 pm from August 17 to September 1. Special speakers and missionaries will explain the word of God with meals available at the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton’s Grove
Colegrove Grove
Shady Avenue
Fea
Tsa
Columbus Residents Seek Better Rail Service Reform
Public Service Commission reserved decision on Columbus protest against inadequate Eple shroud service. Residents testified about two trains daily, morning eastbound to James tin and evening westbound to Corry, and urged an extra stop and reliable schedules. The commission hearing in Warren considered a four hour service plan and potential township action to secure better transportation for War ss e county residents.
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Public Service Commission
Columbus
Warren Buture
S J. Phillips
Commission
Calumbus
Revy L. G Eighmy
Charles. Simpson
Nelson Triskett
Jamie
Hall
BM Putlam
L Monrose
Colin Die
James Tin
Corry
Uw Lurihts
Columbia
Columbne
Tenquave
Service Commission
Warsseu
Davis May Open Intensive War on Ku Klux Klan
New York August 16 reports John W Davis Democratic presidential contender plans to press eastern leaders to shift toward opposing the Ku Klux Klan. Analysts fear explicit denunciation could hurt in Indiana and Ohio, while a forceful stance in the east may boost campaign leverage.
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Davis
KU Klux Klan
Coolidge
Ohio
Yuna
New York
Jasne
John WW Davis
Goins Campaige
Inkinje Davis
Allenee
ant-Riar
Klan
Polidge
Indiana
Klayio
Davis Hiinyhow
Crash at Cutting injures local bootleg figures
A nighttime automobile crash at Cutting involved three large touring cars and a Studebaker, injuring occupants said to be well known in local bootleg circles. The vehicles bore Obid and Pennsylvania license numbers. no one was believed to be killed.
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Studebaker
Miss Wills Retains Tennis Championship
Miss Islen Wills, the reigning Olympic champion, defended her title at Sipe Tennis Courts Forest Mills N J defeating rival Mil a Molla Mal Jorgrimi in straight sets. The California standout impressed with calm consistency and precise strokes to secure the crown.
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Forest Miles
N. J
Miss Islen Wills
California
Mulloy
Lehglen
STALLINGS IN FINE CONCERT AT CHAUTAUQUA
The concert features lyric mezzo soprano Stal lings delivering splendid numbers with Swiss yodelers and a strong supporting cast. The program includes Mar Tan Clagley and Willem Disiens with talks by Jonelit Samalel W Grating and a focus on keeping America strong. Community events mark the week with youth programs, a church service, and a community dance planned for March.
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Today Love Starlines
MEZA
Ure Fhartayque
Mar Tan Clagley
Willem Disiens
Ales
Owas Laghly
Bible
Justasius Tecturer
Fridhy
Herbytiny
Aday
CH Benson
Denig
Food Conservation Bureau
Jonelit Samalel
W. Grating
sAtmerica
Tsogolov
Bunsiy
Gratin
Erie Man Named Superintendent of Lighting Co
Royal A. Pickup, long in Erie Lighting Company engineering, is named superintendent of the Corry Union Gate district of Nenanga Public Service Corporation. He brings extensive electrical industry experience from Algi Electrical School to St Lawrence River Power and more to Corry project needs.
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Royal A. Pickup
Theo Moore
Corry Union City
Venango Public Service Corp
Erie Lighting Company
Corry Union Gite
Nenanga Public Service Corporation
Mr Pickup
Alig Electrical School
Washington
Dot Altér
Pickup
St Lawrence River Power and Transmieiog Company
Massena Works
Aluminum Company
Amenta
Disi Light and Power
Ompany
Walton, Ky
Ceniitine Unis Pusisin, Itil
Crack Shots of 112th Compete on Corry Range
Lieut Chifard Miller and Sergt William Swann of Company A will duel marksmen from Oil City in Meadville on the local range north of Corry to determine the two 12th regiment representatives for the national matches at Camp Perry Ohio. Sixty five members of the 112th are narrowed to six with Lieut Storiter and Sergt Phnchbaugh of Oil City, Lieut Woodward and Sgt Keefe of Meadville, and Lieut Miller and Sgt Syemmry of this city. The Corry Range contest follows a War extended by the Corry Road and Gin Gleb interests urging pile shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chifard Miller
Sergi Williami Swann
Oi City
Meadville
Corry
Camp Perry
Ohio
112Th
Stor Iter
Serat
Phnchbaugh
Oility
Woodward
Stret
Keefe
Mesdville
Miller
Segt
Syemmry
Watrais
Srruts Mad
Urge Ban on Rubber Heels to Save Leather Industry
The Warren Mirror urges a ban on rubber heels to revive the local leather trade. It notes tanneries idle, hides soaking, and a shift to new tanning methods while the 24th Congressional district, once a leading leather producer, struggles to produce enough leather for essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Mirror
Warren
United States
Hemlock Woods
Disturbance Arrest After West South Street Incident
Alleged insulting remarks by an automobile owner led to a disorderly conduct charge near Rex Garage on West South Street. John Calkins, reportedly intoxicated, used a passerby’s car as a match-spot. Police arrived, Calkins spent hours in jail, posting an $825 forfeit plus costs to secure release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Garage
West South Street
John Galking
Potde Dunkie
Filaine
Calkins
Wattsburg Child David Marts Dies At Home
David Marts aged seven died at his Wattsburg home Friday at 2 o'clock. Survived by wife, son Loran Marty, daughters Della Burrows and Tenspie Cook of Corry, R. D. 5, brothers James in California and William of Erie. Funeral from home Sunday afternoon and burial in Wattsburg cemetery.
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David Marts
Wattsburg
Loran Marty
Della Burrows
Tens Pie
Corry
R. D
James
California
William
Erie
Wattsbourg
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Ruhr
Politi Patssiese
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Tang
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