Erie Girl Struck by Trolley Car Dies in Hospital
Matigas a 10 year old girl of 311 East Eleventh Street died after being struck by a trolley car at Sixth and German streets Thursday morning. Beckwith of 210 East Ninth Street, driver of the trolley, is held at police headquarters pending investigation. The victim died of a fractured skull and internal injuries.
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Erie
Manian “Matigas
East Eleventh Street
Samot
Ther
Beckwith
East Ninth Street
Lundewarters
Dan Manley
Hamet Hospital
Sixth
State Streets
Markets Summary: commodities and poultry steady
Market notes show quiet demand in grain and lard with firm hedging in dressed poultry and cheese. Sugar stays raw and easy, coffee remains Rio No 7 on spot, and eggs hold firm for nearby whites and browns. Turkeys and ducks move slowly while butter and creamery products hold special market firmness.
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Middle West
Rio No
Santos N
Long Island
Sian
Young America
Pacifi Coast
Ames & Co Promote Hyomei Sale Fete
A condensed advertorial notes a unique money back guarantee on Hyomei for catarrh with a promotional fete in Ames. The copy emphasizes guaranteed treatment and reassures buyers of refunds if ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames & Ca
Ady
Headaches linked to constipation urged by Mrs Hardin
Suffering from constipation allegedly leads to many diseases and headaches. A provided testimonial claims ALL-BRAN by Kellogg offers a guaranteed solution with a money-back refund if not permanently relieved. The ad cites Kellogg’s Battle Creek origin and availability through grocers, hotels, and restaurants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Michigan
Kellogg's
Reading
Money from Christmas Seals Spent on Erie County Tuberculosis Work
Erie county residents funded by Christmas Seals learned how the funds supported county health outreach. Free physical exams for 189 children across townships, nurse home follow ups, vision care for 28 children, and eight crippled children treated. Additional aid funded glasses, tonsil and adenoid treatments, clothing for sanatorium stays, summer camp gear, health talks in 200 schools, and weighing all rural pupils for undernourishment. The program partnered with the State Tuberculosis Clinic, hosting 1725 visits and 209 active tuberculosis cases from January to September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Erie City
Ene Anvic Tuberculosis Society
Assn
Kiwanis Club
Erie
Tuberculosis Society
Four Thousand Dollar Verdict In Damage Suit
A Mayville jury awarded Henry J Ridg Way administrator $4000 against DeBlion Underwood after a third trial in the civil action arising from the death of his wife in an automobile accident on the Main road near West Portland station. Palmer and Rowe represented the plaintiff Roh ere Mr Jackson defended the defendant. The case began in November at Supreme Court, a mistrial followed, and the December term concluded the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Henry J. Ridg Way
DeBlion Underwood
Palmer
Rowe
Jackson
West Portland
Supreme Coubt
Infant Alfred Holton Jr. Dies After Illness in Enid
Alfred Wesley Holton Jr. six weeks old, son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Molton of Enid, died this morning at 6 oclock at his grandmother Mrs Fred Holtons home on West Pleasant Street. The boy had been ill several weeks and is survived by his parents and sister Leona. Funeral arrangements not set. Mr and Mrs Holton are former residents with many friends expressing sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wesley Holton, Jr
Alfred Molton
Enid
Fred Holton
West Pleasant Street
Leona
Mes
Holtom
Former Policeman Executed for Murder in Brooklyn
United Press report states ex officer Jon J. Brennan of Brooklyn was electrocuted last night for the murder of Samuel Krainen at the Brooklyn police station. authorities cited Brennan’s intoxication at the time. The piece oddly adds a TB prevention note urging readers to buy Christmas Seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ossening
N. Y
Jon J. Brennan
Brooklyn
Samuel Krainen
Boy Scout News Notes Highlight Evening Meeting
Three patrols attended Monday’s meeting with a lively program that included instruction, wood games, and a surprise. Officials served hot dogs and chocolate and planned future events, including the Board of Review and a Court of Honor. Patrol leaders Ross Glenn Olin Simmons and Paul Gelgle contribute to troop activities. Charles Auer oversees paper drive to fund summer camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Glenn
Olin Simmons
Paul Gelgle
Sation and Son
Charles Auer
Burganine
Alr Simmer
Seony Auer
Spicer
Board of Review
Pennsylvania coal production exceeds two years’ average
Harrisburg report shows production in Pennsylvania above the level of the past two to three years, with anthracite output around 88,000,000 tons and bituminous about 149,000,000 tons for the year, while other production remains near normal levels.
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Syunneo
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Mepartiehe of
Mines
Mnade
Phipps Named to Charities Board Appointment
United Prom reports Franklin appoints Phipps to the charities board amid the subdued aftermath of Bishop M. J. Ins death in Scranton and the Public Peninsulania notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phipps
United Prom Franklin
M. J. Ins
Scranton
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Kellogg’s All-Bran
Davison Funeral Home
Veeto
E. E. Guignon
Everbody
BOY Scout
Melvin J. Parkhurst “Jeweler
Frid
Hei
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