Countess Karolyi Denied U S Entry Still Contested
In a Corry editorial the Countess Karolyi of Hungary remains barred from entering the United States by Secretary Kellogg. An appeal to President Coolidge to lift the stigma of narrow minded bureaucracy failed. The piece notes Karolyi is wife to Count Michael Karolyi and references her host couple, the Strassburgers, Missouri-level credits, and wartime allies, while arguing appearances may mislead.
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Countess Karolyi
Hungary
United States
Kellogg
Coolidge
America
Karoly
Nellie
Literary Digest
State Department
Nellie Tat
Michael Karoly
Count Karolyi
Germany
Pennsyvania
Strassburger
Department of State
Divorce sought by Emma A Miller from oilman Charles NGL Yer
Mrs Emma A Miller 20 years younger sues for divorce from Charles NGL Yer 83 an oil man. The couple wed in New York City in 1905.
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Franklin
Charles Ngl Yer
Emma A. Miller
New York City
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files
Century old journal note recounts a Thanksgiving event and community scenes. Mentions Havbrick, Web aurhet, Havbricka, and a gathering at the Arming church with the Wiewort party. Describes a depot tension and various names blurred by OCR but preserves sense of a 1405 December 1 diary entry.
Worries Over Finances Tied To Murder Case In Jamestown
Jamestown sheriff and police refused permission for Filippo Di Vincenti to attend his daughter Bridget’s funeral after a Wednesday murder in which a girl named Pauo died. Di Vincenti’s requests to leave county jail were denied amid tense warnings about safety and public order.
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Jamestown
DE Mincentia
Wan
Filippo di Vincenta
Sfiot
Bridget
Pauo
St Tannes
Roman Cathallé
Norming
Axel Levin
Clydw
Smith
Sherif Levin
Bert Powle
Weelitterliie
Toy
Angeles
Wal
Lis
Perms
Tit di Vincentis
Yal
Ralph Webb Jy
Uinabirye
Manny
di Vincenti
Marriage of Rise Watrolt and Mitc Lewis Werth
A Wednesday evening ceremony links Rise Watrolt to Mitc Lewis Werth in a marriage event. The couple’s relatives and Conneaut connections are noted amid the ceremony details and bonds mentioned.
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Rise Watrolt
Sid Mitc
Lewis Werth
Ae Rey
Ffupkins
Unclear motives cited in-quest for Di Vencentis death
Sheriff quotes suggest motive tied to financial worries and real estate: Chief Smith notes the daughter opposed her father's views and methods. The case centers on Di Vencentis and a fatal event. officials discuss whether fear over finances, not asking to attend a funeral, played a role.
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Smith
di Vencentis
Choir Prepares for Cantata at First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian choir will rehearse Thursday evenings at 7:20 for a Christmas cantata The Chas¢ Child by Taw ley. The large choir, built from over thirty voices after a vesper program, will grow to more than fifty for the service directed by Mr EM Williams of Erie
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Tawley
EM Williams
Erie
Whisky Seizure Weakening in Galvanized Pails Case
In Erie County a seizure case was heard after whisky was found in a galvanized pail. The lining had been eaten away, indicating the strong liquor. The court examined the evidence presented the day after the seizure.
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Erie County
Erie
Salvage Efforts Describe Submarine Compartments Clean Up
The article details salvage actions on a submarine, including depumping compartments, venting water, and sealing hatches. It notes eight pontoons at Newport, intended to be dragged into place to sink and secure sections of the sub with chains and air pumps.
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Newport
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Cony Evening Journal
Ra le
Subic Yeuk Petcast NF
Ames & On
THE
Corry Co
Barrett
E, Smith St
Chirtes Pellows
Wiewort Party
Xatlurnige
Wen Aly
Itv
Lenny
Asia Hoy
Taddine
Rovers Rats
Radmoor Hose
Nashua
N. Cohen & Sons
Colgate’s Perfumes
Jergen
Barlow Howe
Barlow Hardware CO
CORRY
North America
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