Raids Targeted Nine Alleged Bootleggers in Warren County
Nine men arrested in a Warren County liquor raid were bound over to court after hearings held at Had Fellows hall. Among those facing charges were Tony Mikawk Georgy Kuen Alex Steck George Rieler Mike Briinexce and others. Two additional violators, Ley Hedo and Mia Barker, had hearings postponed to this afternoon.
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Levey
Warren County
Yoarinis
Vinungsville
Tony Mikawk
Georgy Kuen
Alex Steck
George Rielér
Mike Briinexce
Wikcielbs Beinentit
Bla Diaswnd
John Hinchel
Ley Hedo
Dugalt
Mia Barker
Cole Hill
Gworge
Piet
Bouve
Wennef
Vaungaville
Alte
Spring Creek
Cohiniod
Duggal
Hay
Lisset Tion
Youngsville
Ian
Avesikail
LeRoy Eddy
Today’s Five Best Radio Features Highlight Schedule
Radio listings show WGY Schunentudy at 10 30 p m eastern with Haylphits and Dollis House drama. WEY, WOY, and WEAF announce programs including New York Philharmonic, Carmen opera, and School orchestra. Pacific standard and daylight times noted for Los Angeles and New York stations.
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WGY Schunentudy
Haylphits
Dollis House
WEY Players
New ‘York
Pay Pom
Doatery
New York Philharmonic Orches
Los Angeles
Pacific standard—Radio- Opera
Carmen
Oretieatra
Wal Mingle Weaf
New York
Dantern
Billy Jones
Erne
Eat Hare
Bumper crops forecast for buckwheat and corn this year
A Wayne Township farmer and a Journal reporter describe unusually favorable conditions for corn and buckwheat due to recent rains and warm weather. Oats are expected average, hay at 75 percent normal, and potato yields significantly below past years. Alfalfa trials show early promise for higher yields next year, while apples are expected to be unusually light.
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Wayne
Ann
Talyinw
Willi
Wayne Township
de Elice
Tight-Box Ordinance Urged By Citizens
Citizens along First avenue call for a tight box ordinance after a delivery wagon scattered cans along the street. They urge adoption and strict enforcement requiring firms and individuals to use only light wagons for material and debris removal. The matter moves to the city council for an early vote.
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First Avenue
Gly
Sih Materia
Denis
Vouneil Ag
Dollar Day to Draw Shoppers From Region to Corry
Corry merchants stage first in a series of special sales under the Chamber of Commerce. Thirty merchants join nine big events with an eight page dollar day edition published in advance. Hundreds of copies distributed in Corry and surrounding districts ready for tomorrow’s bargains.
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Corry
the Journal
Asion City
Alleround
Merchants
Chamber of Commerce
Wreck in Colorado Claims Two Firemen and Twelve Hurt
A collision between Denver Rio Grande passenger and freight trains near Taunton Vista Colorado yester eve results in two firemen dead and twelve passengers injured. Engineers jumped from cabs as crash loomed. Investigators probe telegraph operator delay in orders.
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United Prew
Tuena Vista
Golo
Denver
Rio Grande
Trass
Neas
Secret probe launched into steamer blast investigation
Federal investigators prepared to open a secret probe into the Mackinaw steamer blast in Narragansett Bay after the death toll rose to 42. Inspector General George Uber will oversee the closed inquiry, with evidence to be presented to a grand jury and manslaughter charges likely against those responsible.
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Providence
Mackinge
Narragansett Bay
George Uber
Steamboat Inspection Service
USI Department of Commerce
Oscar Haltzen
Uhler Newport
Here
Newport Naval Hospital
Newport Hospital
Unseasonable Cold Wave Sweeps City
A cold air surge hits Corry after days of warmth. Temperatures fall to 30 degrees with sharp drops in St Louis and Madison, Wisconsin. Reports note snow in Oklahoma and firefighters burning rubbish to warm homes as northeast winds chill the region. Forecasters predict moderating temperatures by weekend.
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Corry
East
Middlewest
Madison Wis
St Paul
Minn
Separt Gil
Shawerd
Towa
Polling Place Change Announced for Fourth Ward
Regis trar Will Shields announced a polling place change from the Rex garage on West South Street to the Dodge Garage on First Avenue in the First Precinct of the Fourth Ward. The first registration day is next Thursday and voters are urged to note the new location.
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Fourth
Rex
West South Street
Dodge
First Avenue
Will Shields
Boy Suffers Broken Leg In City Accident
Fred Haesel son of Meg and Mrs Willa Maenel of West Pleasant street suffered a broken leg in a West Main street accident about 1 o'clock this morning. He fell from a rig driven by Mrs Thine Spoon and his leg was caught in a rear wheel spoke. The limb broke above the knee and he received medical care and was resting comfortably later today.
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Fred Haesel
Byzarold
Meg
Willa Maenel
West Pleasant Street
West Main Street
Huon
John Sheely Dies in Florida With No Details
Reports confirm John Sheely died in Florida amid court activity surrounding the death of his wife Mrs. Mullie Thlair Sheely. Police and officials noted the body was found by local authorities, with Sheely held for the November term on related charges. He was committed to DeLand jail pending further proceedings.
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John Sheely
Florida
Folin
Sheely
Cburt
Vhs
Mra
Mullie
Corey Aor
Sheety
Stu Beurine
Davtond Bea
Deland
Forest Fires Rage Unabated on Coast near Pasadena
Forest wildfires roared through Tijunga canyon ten miles from Pasadena on August 21 as 700 firefighters battled to control the blaze. About 5,000 acres of Angels Reserve suffered fire damage by morning. Twelve men were treated for severe burns at relief stations staffed by Red Cross nurses.
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United Press
Pasadena
Calif
Tijunga Canyon
Angels Reserve
New Parochial School To Be Dedicated Soon
St Edward's parochial school will be dedicated with formal ceremonies next Sunday at 3 30 PM. Rev A L Meffride of St Ann's Erie will lead prayers and addresses on Catholic education. Opening for 1925 26 term set for Sept 8 with seventy pupils. three classrooms in rear building. Sisters of Mercy will oversee classes. Miss Theodora Cornell returned home to Sherman after a visit.
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L. A. McBride
Erie
St. Edward's School
St Edward's Parochial School
Order of Sisters of Mere
Requirements for Registration in Pennsylvania Elections
A historical notice outlines voter eligibility: U.S. citizenship for one month, 21 years old by election day, joint property ownership does not guarantee voting rights, must show tie receipt, must own a cowfly tax, one year residency in state, six months residence if returning after leaving, must reside in the precinct two months before election, pay two state or county taxes within twenty two years of age, and be assisted 62 days before the election.
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United States
Bck
Pennsylvania
Oes
Voter Registration Rules for Age and Deadline
The notice explains when citizens over twenty one or under twenty two may vote, how to register by affidavit of age, and the importance of avoiding peak days. It notes that those born around November 4 can vote if registered and qualified, with last registration dates and suggested early registration on August 17 to prevent congestion and delays.
Chautauqua Guarantee Met as Course Opens
The Corry Chautauqua opened on Washington School grounds with a full house as the Russian Cathedral Sextette performed a robust concert. Guarantors announced all tickets sold and the guarantee raised, marking a 14 year repeat of meeting the goal without individual subscriptions.
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Corry
Washington School
Weir
Henry
Chantsuaua
Frederic Poole
Colume
Troy Bandit Shot to Death in Worcester
Walter Deromer, linked to the noted "Troy" gang, was found dead near a stalled car on Whithan Street at 5:30 a.m. after a five hour gun battle with police. He was struck three times in the chest as officers pursued a trio after a robbery at a local rooming house.
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United Press
Worcester
Mars
Walter Deromer
Troy
Whithan Street
Aidle
Potiée
Derosier
Andrews Increases Prohibition Officials With 24 Appointments
Washington Aug 21 The Treasury secretary Lincoln Andrews announced 24 new prohibition administrators and added a new chief investigator role. Eight area directors, five regional chiefs, and three acting officials are retained from prior regimes while seven appointments are temporary. Walter H. Green named chief prohibition investigator to lead a global bureau. headquarters regions span Maine to Delaware with assignments in New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore and more.
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Washington
United States
The
Treasury
Lincoln Andrews
Mhynes
Aadhin
Andloe
Global Prohibition
Nay
Walter H. Green
America
Hannay
Maineshire
Vermont
Massachusettns
Rhode Island
Hosticies RB
Sins
New York
Bost
Buffalo
D. Merrick
Uctingh
Western
Peneyivanty
Bittsburgh
Frederick Baird
Eastern
Pennsylvania
Philphin—Wilam G
Murdock
Maryland
Distr
Columbis
Delaware
Baltimore
Edmund Burinus
Motive of slaying wrapped in mystery unfolds
A coroner's verdict and charges loom in a case involving Jol Gobel a wealthy Miami realtor linked to the fatal shooting of HB Wing also known as Mary de Vitto authorities say the motive remains unclear as details surface from the jail visit and alleged pursuit.
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United Press
Miami
Fin
Jol Gobel
Huge
HB Wing
Mary de Vitto
California records new quake shock in Berkeley
A Berkeley earthquake on Aug 2 caused shock readings from UC seismographs. The epicenter and exact intensity remain unclear as observers report tremors felt across the city. J Partridge of Erie noted the event. seismograph data recorded an afternoon quake at 2 visits to a local home.
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Berkeley
Shiock
Lis City
Wis
University of California
J. Partridge
Erie
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Garland
Colorado
Helen Pier
Brie
Verna Hughes
Lillian Jacobson
Carl Jocobson
Spring Street
Mayville
Middle West
Oklahoma
Ughe
NEW Day
Pittsburgh
Andrews
California
Saturdar
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