Pittsburgh and Erie Men Meet in Semi Finals
In Erie on August 17 two Erie players and several Pittsburgh men advanced in the Northwest Pennsylvania tennis tournament. Byron Baur and Dan Smith led the remaining Tribune entrants with Smith defeating Eckh, while Metaskey of Pittsburgh defeated Smith. Other matches saw McCusker and Berahune reach the doubles semifinals.
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Pittsburgh and Erie
Erie
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Yron Baur
Chimpion
Dan Smith
Wid Tok
Smith
Eck
GU City
Metaskey
Jom Smith
File
Bel Go Brighine
Jave Geils
Greenberg
Rennacker
Motaskey
Hiaten
Petal
Keck
van Smith
Wiehner
Brie
Miekinger
Mullard
Death claims carnival man Roscoe Marin in Corry
Roscoe Marin, 40, a Kraus United Shows worker from Shamokin, died at Corry Hospital at 5 AM after collapsing while operating a concession. He had joined the carnival weeks earlier on East Westington street grounds under Veterans of Foreign Wars auspices. Body sent to Alexander & Company for burial in Shamokin after funeral services arranged for evening train. Marin survived by his wife and siblings.
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Roscoe Marin
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Corry Hospital
Martin
Kraus United
Alexander & Company
Shamokin
My. Martan
Brotlioga
Girls Hitch-Hiked from Valparaiso to Warren 600 Miles
Misses Goetenius and Kooteh, visiting Warren, hiked from Valparaiso to Warren a 600 mile trek in about 484 hours. They relied on strangers for lifts from Angola to Erie and beyond, aided by Paul Jalin and driver Duncan, with luck guiding them near Columbus. They study radio telepathy at Dodge Institute in Valparaiso.
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Warren
Argos
Valparaiso
Tidine Goetechlus
Helen Kootth
Harry Keller
Daley Goetenius
Pee Govtohius
Cayuga Aveue
Tritone
Lsey
Angola
Ind
Paul Jalin
Aatwauteoe
Jahn
New York City
Paull John
Liz
Goetehins
Kooteh
Paul
Ohio
Erie
Peddh
New York
Union City
Corry
Columbus
Wrench Duncan
Smallpox Case Reclassified as Chickenpox in Oil City
A one year old girl, Wilhel Menser, quarantined on East Fourth Street, was initially believed to have smallpox. Health officials report a misdiagnosis and now classify the illness as chickenpox, with precautions maintained to avert an epidemic. The case arose Sunday and was considered dangerously serious before the update.
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Oil City
Wihel Menser
East Fourth Street
Two Johnsonburg Men Die in Coulpart Explo sion
Two former Johnsonburg men James Hunt and Ray mond Hunt aged 24 and 19 were killed in a Coulpart ming explosion on Wednesday. They went to Irvona a year ago to work in the mines. Their mother Mrs Walter Gustell lives at Grove and W Center streets Johnsonburg. Bodies will be brought home for burial with funerals expected Saturday pending details.
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Ridgway
Johnsonburg
Raymond Hunt
James Hunt
Irvona Abou
Walter Gustell
Grove and
W. Center Tract
Dean School Opening At Columbus Delayed For Sept Fourth
Community Church hosts Sunday service by Rev L J Wighmyy at 12 A M and Sunday school moves to Toama. Dean school resumes Tuesday September 4 as country schools also begin on that date. McMillan of Jamestown to supervise. Students exhibit water works at Wir Sin Bhuniy Paleah. A picnic day on October 4 brings social and financial success. Mrs Hugh Rogers and Betty Jaul return to Uniontown after two weeks. Mrs RUL Scholion Sullivan of Niles Ohio visiting sister Mrs Frank Harwood.
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Columbus
L. J. Wighmyy
Pasetor
Dubjeel
Suuiday
Toama
Dean
Sipiem
Tie Onmne
Mle
Evol McMillan
Jamestown
Therm
Hugh Rogers
Betty Jaul
Howte
Uniontown
Scholion Sullivan
Niles
Frank Harwood
Nominees shift as Curtis and Walsh vie for tickets
In Topeka preparations for nomination ceremonies unfold as Senator Charles Curtis is to be named Republican vice presidential candidate while Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana contemplates a clash with Governor Smith. In Los Angeles Herbert Hoover plans a speech amplifying his acceptance remarks.
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United Prebe Growdy
Topeka
Samoda
Charles Curtis
Rewhlleaa
Omiorenn
Thomas J. Walsh
Monsane
Smith
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Los Angeles
I Valify for Big Race Altoona Pa Aug 17 1906
A lengthy OCR filled with garbled names and numbers reports the Altoona speedway event. It lists entrants including Leon Dury Bob Mcdonough Louis Meyer Norman Batten Ralph Hepburn and others with Durray leading qualifying at 198.0 miles per hour.
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Altoona
Twajya
Nile Automobile
Wehudiyd
Tad
Mhage
Ares Leon Dury
Bob Mcdonough
Louls Meyer
Lou Moore
Dave Evans
Gilt Bergere
Norman Batten
Ralph Hepburn
Fret Soinen
Clit Wourbury
Babestopp
Big Arsold
Durray
Hue
McDonough
Wii
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Byron Bauer
STOND
Keller Bldg
North West
Penna
the Band OF Bands
Rainbow Gardens
Waldameer Park
Erie, Pa
Guy Lombardo
His
Royal Canadians
Waterford
Cleveland
Warren-Kane
Newhouse ” Shoehouse
North Centre Street
Corry, Pa
Dean School
Tillotson
SUN
Die Canali SF
Wtayionerg
Priotlag
Governir
Aliline Rik
Beder
Ballalugs and Vapeend Athuery
Governaint
Sll Tv
Sarah
Morena
Paraml Sotelo
The
Cahuusueat
Hbo
Aloe
Fae Furore Pleninsene
Ion Tung
Ion Tung Sint Revolutiog No
Enhinats ‘Seurotuy
Herbie
Wouthon
Indehy
Elesay of
Acre
Comiles Tomnbon
Rota
Inkervaty
Willeo
Fane
Fae
Purpoud
Noah
Vila
Jeune
Amnion
Ainainout
Tata
Pensions
Rudy
Cy Oh Malia
Creas
SuLeron
Pano
Ducudoni
Tena
Nestoley
Raed
Meira Ilu
Camus
Jean Ne
Bross
Tony Semin
Ty Abe Buran
Secon
Soniai
Reace Hieretig
Weattney Fracele
Gennett Akeibur
Unie Peseri
Weuline
Mesh Ailee
doMie
Sy Cita Ad Satano
Sasontany
Ian van Yey
Rita
Ieee
Uler
Astin
Getie
Ain
Montangen
Sonia
Meer
Ata Alegre
Pak
Tnt
Ube
Latina
Yale
Urondal
Tha Canatiutsy
Onulpal Legion
NASA
Minera
Sita
Co Agibn
Wetorbie
Toney
Yousinis
Horta
Biessingy
Hutonoy Ratan
Sarah A
Wanita
John Pii
Becreiary
Coruthudonlt
Mi Watton
Ata Howe
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