Plane crash injures two near Falconer swamp
Jamestown dispatch reports a Travelair biplane ran low on fuel while en route from New Jersey to Buffalo and crashed in a swampy area near Falconer. Pilot W C Heidenreich escaped with shock. passengers Mrs Ethel Heidenreich and Mrs Sarah Warren sustained non serious injuries and were treated at W A Hospital. Falconer police indicated the aircraft was a total loss.
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Jamestown
Perons
Shen & New
Travelair
Falconer
Newton Flying Company
W. C. Heidenreich
Northampton Street
Buffalo
Ethel Heidenreich
Sarah Warren
Riley Street
Heidenreich
Te W. A. Hospital
Wesson Paplow
Albert Hall
Mahoner Wald
Henderson and Lincoln
Produce Market Report Highlights Moderate Demand
United Press reports Pittsburgh wholesale produce market on August 31 shows moderate demand for a wide range of fruits and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Two plane crashes near Falconer injure two
Pittsburgh market reports show mixed produce and livestock prices with apples cabbage onions and potatoes listed. Live stock receipts include hogs cattle calves and sheep with varying weights and prices reported for August 31 in Pittsburgh.
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New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Bay Penna
Long Island
Frosht
Pittsburgh
Neal
Centerville Stores Burglarized Twice in Centerville
Burglaries reported in Centerville targeted W P L Rodler store and Daves Place restaurant and grocery on successive days. Thieves took a small cash haul and provisions worth about 75 dollars plus canned goods meat batteries and razor blades. entrance at Dave's Place damaged. discovery by a passerby as lights burned nearby.
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Tidusville
Burglees
Tyo
Centerville
W. P. L. Rodler
Dave's Place
Dave
Sousa Band At Chautauqua Delivers Veteran Program
At Chautauqua Institution the Sousa Band, led by John Philip Sousa in his 77th year, drew about 7 000 at the Amphitheatre for an evening concert after a 5 000 attendance at the afternoon show. The program featured five new marches, encores, and sepias of rhythm with Miss Marjorie Moody and Oscar B. Short in solos.
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Chautauqua Institution
Philip Sousa
Byrd
Sousa
Arthur H
Arthur B. Bestor
Marjorie Moody
Oscar B. Short
Police visit over late night call ends with plan to meet next morning
A Corry PA resident recounts a late night confrontation with state officers and Chief Ruppersburger at her home. After a tense exchange about speaking with her, authorities agree to wait until morning and accompany her to the police station. Her son directed Officer Brown to her location.
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Corry Evening Journal
Corry
Beierse
Chistable Ruppersburger
Katie
Ruppersburger
Sollee
Mr. Brown
Fragmentary police bail attempt and conflicting officers accounts
A man details a chaotic sequence of bail attempts for an appearance before Alderman Gordon. He visits Brown, Porter, Marsh, Scott, Foster Davis, and others, finds no officers available, and learns Gordon is touring Maryland as officers deny warrants or authority.
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Corry
Cound
Mo Brown
Pane
Curry Uni
Mr. Brown
Alderman Porter
Chief Ruppersburger
Brows
Brown Oll
Hippersburger
Ruppersburger
Mn Porter
Aldermin Gordon
Marsh
Foster Davis
Officer Brown
Alderman Marsh
Alice P.M
Brown
Alderman Gordon
Maryland
Ani
Center Street
Two Cottages Burn in North East Fire Outbreak
North East authorities report two cottages destroyed by flames within 24 hours. A cottage owned by W. L. Stow, known as Highland Farm, burned early Sunday night with estimated loss of 10000 dollars. Mrs. A. B. Robertson’s dwelling burned Saturday afternoon. Fire cause undetermined. residents fear a fire bug is at work. Highway Patrolmen Cleary and Heal observed the Stow cottage in flames while patrolling Post Lake Road. North East fire department responded but flames had gained headway.
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North Ast
Aug
W. 1
Stow
A. B. Robertson
Cleary
G. H. Heal
Post Lake Road
Stow Cottage
North East Fire Department
Stow Place
Highland Farm
Fragmented Note on Shell Composition and Materials
The text discusses sea shells and their makeup. It mentions layers of material and complex formulations, but the wording is incomplete and unclear about precise composition or purpose.
UNKNOWN MAN KILLED BY CAR ON LAKE ROAD
An unidentified man was killed when a car struck him as he walked along Lake Road near New Colony. Police asked for coroner confirmation of identity while investigators verify details and transport the body to Hanley Schaller funeral parlors for further inquiry.
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ERIF
Rou
New Colony
Adh Schwarts
Lewis Drive
Lakewood
Ohio
Traffit
Vlctm
Hanley
Crocodile Grief and Ostentatious Wail Reported Nearby
A fragmentary item notes a dramatic display of mourning labeled as crocodile grief by local observers. No further details or corroborating sources are provided in the readable text.
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Buffalo Flyer
A.B. Foster
Chautauqua
Acks Journal
Sion
Thes
AB. Foster
Waiter
Gerry
Walter Scott
John Bawebyn
Constable Ruppersburger
Sile
James Colegrovg
Corry R. F
Scott
Newhouse “Shoehouse
N. Center
Corry, Pa
John Pancoe
Eugene Gulick
W. C. Pomeroy
E. G. Brown
Ernest Seeley
L. A. Reslink
Claud Eshelman
Melvin Scrambling
James Nichols
Enoch B. Cornish
Omar Link
Allen E. Cass
Claude D. Wild
Meyerink: Milling Co
Guy Carter
Wm. Bemis
Ross Bemis
F. E. Roush
5. L. Darwin
Willis Grifin
Sam Aurin
Archie Ball Iya
Lingenfelter
Erwin Sturgis
Dan Brown
Harold Trisket
George Stanford
Leste Fardink
John Orcutt
Anthony Valone
R. G. Kitelinger
George Rollen
Lawrence Emory
H. C. Baxter
Howard Hovey
Donovan Crosby
John Wiggers
First Avenue
North Clymer
N.Y
Pennzip
Spaulding & Damon
W. Smith St
R. C. Ream
E. Columbus Ave
N. Center St
Corry Auto Supply
East Main St
Gordon
B. Foster
Robert Borg Sprin
Gordo
Ft Uys Wi Iken
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