Warren Crash Claims Four Warren Youths On Jamestown Road
Special to thy Journal reports a Warren auto accident on the Warren Jamestown highway near a group of young Warren residents. The vehicle struck a tree fatally injuring Miss Pearl fll and Harold Killah, with alse injuries to Miss Maurer and others. Micy Stall, a Warren High School student and store clerk, is mourned by the community. The crash adds to a year of deadly incidents on the same road, with coroner procedures and funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Rusteil
Alfred Jayrer
Penel
Ware Istirthy
Arid & Olrluck
Harald Ition Iso
Thie City
Warren Tamestown
Warren Younge
Muoeed
Ranwell Mayrer
Miss Pearl
Harold Killah
Alig
Sophia Heo
Warminton
Janestowel
Bey
Jose
Ahcutt
Reval
Killae
Beth Maurer
Ani Waliaky
Micy Stall
Ie Hruwunning
Sid Hue Beets
Metzen Wright
Wransfonn Cane
Warren-Jamestown
Riewit
Loyd Woodard
Thiliy
Patronage Hunters Descend On Coolidge
Washington reports patrons rush to the White House as President Coolidge faces a fresh patronage wave during his new four year term. Reformers fear old conflicts will reemerge with candidates from four years ago seeking Cabinet roles and other posts, including agriculture and tobacco agencies, immigration commissioners, and district attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wastiington
Craidge
Goldye Hn
Nrdirig
Whites House
Agriculuiins
Taba
Coolidge
Iternal Revan Ie
Aoe
Rumrunner Bound Over In Hotta Findley Lake Raid Case
Berle resident Shiny Forkaw arrested November 7 on a charge of transporting alcohol to a booze joint near Findley Lake. He was bound over to the U S District Court in Elmira for arraignment. A second Erie man faced a grand jury after a raid on the Findley road tavern found to be rented by tenants. Federal prohibition agents seized about ten gallons of liquor. Courthouse proceedings noted preliminary hearings and potential further arrests linked to the joint operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiny Forkaw
Berle
Hotta
Findley Lake
United States
Elimira
Bnofey
Forkas
Federal Prohibition
Findley
Wffigers
Turkay Tack
Psc
Jamestowns
Erie
Iquorth
Matsting
Cory
Extortion Charges In Sherman Lawyer Case Opened In Buffalo
Trial of John Lepesynski and Robert Baitdt on extortion charges opened in Buffalo. David H Stanton testified that men used threats and fake bribes to force money from Stanton and Wade, with police arrest following. Separate reports describe tear gas used to dislodge a wounding suspect in Franklin and ambush at Rocky Grove, with several victims and a youth shot near the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Con
Walter E
Saunders
Sher
John Bi. Lepesynski
Robert Baitdt
David H Stanton
Ai Attore
Sherman
Noonan
Sinton
Lepecynski
Branton
Stab
Franklin
Dev
Rocky Grove
Waller KE. Saunders
Pranklin Ond
Carl Ritchey
Hays
Rocky Grove Evangelical Church
Walter E. Saunders
Calmont
Fox and
Gilbuan Streets
Prayed for by many young painter executed
An execution unfolds as a condemned painter, George Smith, is led to the scaffold amid prayers from many, including a community stirred by reprieve rumors. A hymn swells from outside as the moment arrives. a striking scene of courage and faith ends with the firing of the death blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. TT
Pyne
von. Hall
Dee D
Willan
George Smith
Hall
Rlotinge
Mareieel
Tie
Tor
Haniman
Witness Under Severe Cross Examination in Thompson Trial
United Press reports from Chicago court as Mortimer testifies about John W Thompson and Thompson and Black firm in a fraud trial over government hospital contracts. Former Veterane Bureau head Porkes is cited as upright and reliable before contracts were granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Pedersl Court
Chicago
Charles R. Porkes
Veterane’ Bureau
John W. Thompsons
Thompson and Black
Mortimer
Forbex
Thompson
Veturany’ Hospitaly
Butler to Be Granted Another Year’s Leave
President Coolidge will extend Major General Smedley Butler’s leave from the Marine Corps for another year to continue acting as Director of Public Safety in Philadelphia under the understanding it will not be renewed again. White House officials announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
United Pron
Washington
Coolidge
Bice
Smedley Butler
Maine Corps
Safpty
Philadelphia
Dad Ae
White House
Farmers Meeting to Be Held Here on Thursday Night
A large farmers meeting is set for Thursday at 1 30 in the Grand Theatre on North Center Street. Sponsored by Forbes and Spaviding local Ford agents the program includes motion pictures lectures and entertainment. Mr Hecker will address the crowd on Seil Analysis while Matt Matley discusses Putin Profits. A beauty kitchen cabinet raffle adds incentive to attend.
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Grand Theatre
North Center Street
Hecker
Matt Matley
Putin
Forbes
Spaviding
Ford
Links Club Members Enjoy Party Last Night
Members and spouses gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Wallace Cogswell on Spring Street for an evening in honor of Mrs John Ansen who departs Wednesday for Blind City Moridir. A dinner was served at Yhy Bluebird restaurant at 7 o clock with twelve place settings and Christmas decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppers
Linke Liu
John Ansen
Blind City
Yhy
Bluebird
Fayers
Max
Wallace Cogswell
Spring Street
Edgar Campbell
Spring
Eastern Star Meeting Wednesday Night in Corry City
Corry City Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will hold a Wednesday evening session after the business meeting. An hour with Christos Wee will be featured, followed by an interesting program, refreshments, and a gift exchange for the tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Corry City
Order of the Easteyn Star
Christos Wee
Rotary Progress in Corry Scouts Reorganization Effort
Rotary clubs in Corry announce major funds raised and plan to reorganize Boy Scouts with scout executive M. J. Rich to lead. Town council, troop leaders to meet as steps toward revival, while speakers including John Miller discuss travel insights and local guests attend at Hotel Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Corry
Succes
Accont
M. J. Rich
Ttmn
Lycolt? Kniler O
Coty Rotary Téo
Rorsis Club
John 2 Miller
Tne
Egypt
Palestine
Turkey
Asa Minor
Rich
Tifis Éfty
Sim Kunkle
Pranktin
Mr Spring
Erie
Hotel Phoenix
Arlogyn DeLury
King George V Opens Parliament in Guarded Ceremony
King George V formally opened Parliament in London, delivering his throne speech to a grand assembly. Police in special attire guarded surrounding streets against any disturbance by Egyptian extremists or sympathizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George V
House of Commons
Economic Justice Need of Farmers MSPARRAN
John A. McSparran, Master of the State Grange, opened the annual convention in Reading urging real prosperity for farmers through economic justice. He argued farmers must receive privileges equal to other businesses, while acknowledging some improvement in conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Msparran
United Pros
Pavec U
John A. McSparran
State Grange
McSparra
La Follette Supports Third Party Basis For 1926 Ticket
Wisconsin senator Robert M La Follette plans an independent party setup at the Conference for Progressive politics to run a full 1926 ticket of Congressmen and Senators, with some local candidates, aiming to field candidates nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dev. C
Robert M la Pollette
Conference For
Ly Follett
Railroad Consolidation Bill Introduced in House
A bill providing for voluntary consolidation of railroads over five years and relieving the Interstate Commerce Commission from planning mergers was introduced in the House by Representative Winslow of Massachusetts, Republican and chairman of the Interstate Commerce Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasilington
Dec
Interstate Commerce
Repreevitative Winslow
Mie Wachuectts
Interstate Commerce Committer
Body of slain consul returned to America
Belgrade Dec 9 the body of Harry A Dayton U S Consul killed by wounds after a dispute with his Lithuanian sweetheart Mrs A L Mattecow and Mrs Ty J, who later killed themselves was flown back to the United States today Ohio Springs Creek shoppers visited brigad as the body returned to Washington for burial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United Pras
Willis M Weed dies prominent Parry merchant after 38 years
Willis M Weed a longtime Parry merchant born May 6 1859 died suddenly at his North Center street home after years of failing health He married Eliza Pisher in 1883 and moved to this city in 1886 He operated a store first near Brownell Show Co then at the present site since 1889 Survived by his wife a sister Mrs PV Opkes of Bloombeld NT two brothers William Weed of Montour Falls NY and Harry Weed of Calgary Funeral services will be at his home 17 North Center street Wednesday at 1 PM with Rev J A Martin Presbyterian Church officiating Interment will be in Montour Falls Thursday morning
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Willis Mo Weert
Parry
North Center Street
Hesake Sfa
Sheeises
Heath
Lowther
Will Mason Weed
Mantour Walls
N.Y
Eliza Pisher
Spencer
N.S
Mr Weed
Brownell Show Company
Weed
Eat
Cony Lodge
BPO. Bikes
HS Bedsie
Jim
Fanny
de Sater
PV. Opkes
Bloombeld
William Weel
Montour Falls
N. VI
Harry
Calgary
Canada
North Cender Street
Pelock
J A. Martin
The
Presbyterian Church
Fragmentary 0rdinary Oil and Transport Names Mixed
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous oil firms railroads and firms across states, with scattered names such as General Motors Mutual Oil Southern Pacific and Studebaker and mentions of people Mrs Fred Taylor and Mrs May A Ruasely tied to a death in Spartansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Stee Brook
Wading Pacific
Dag & Alto
Chicago & Go Western
Shiva
Shariller
Chile
Luis Brie RR
General Motors
Great Northern
Maxwell
Middle Statue Oil
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
New York
Cemtral
American
Packard Motors
Pure Oil
Stee Republic Steel Reading Sheil Gaion Ol Simms
Sinclair Oil
Three Injured In Findley Road Crash
An early report details a three vehicle collision on Findley Road near West Main Street by the old Alexander farm. All occupants were hospitalized after the wreck. injuries described as minor to moderate with no fatalities expected.
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Findley
Wate Creek
West Main Street
Senovih
Alexander Farm
Kuvidei
Kovaleils
Corry Hospital
Young highwaymen rob chauffeur on Chautauqua lake road
Francis Cline, driver for Glenn Brown of Jamestown, was clubbed and forced to yield a brown sedan on the Chautauqua Lake road near Tanna At. The suspects, described as two young men wearing light overcoats and capes, fled toward Mayville after stealing the New York registered sedan with a light tan finish. Cline, dazed, crawled from the car to summon help. Police sought clues to the attackers and the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorke
Francis Cline
Glenn
Brown
Jamestown
Chutanqua Lake
Tanna
Mayville
Iine
Playanna
Clune
New York
Death of Spartansburg woman Mary A Russell
Mrs. Mary A Russell widow of Charles E Russell died at her Spartansburg home Monday afternoon at 2 after a lingering illness. She was about 60 years old and widely known in the area. She is survived by daughter Miss Minnie Tuttle of Erie and two sons Frank Gould of Salamanca and Joe Gould of Spartansburg. Funeral from the family home Thursday afternoon at 1 with interment in Rose Hill cemetery conducted by Rev W H Garnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Iussell
Charles E. Russell
Spartansburg
Welock
Iti Ste
Misinna Tuttle
Erie
Prank Gould
Salamanca
Joly Gould
Ho'elodeare
Rose Hill Cemetery
W. H Garnett
Gems Stolen From Mack Recovered in Cleveland Case
Cleveland police announced recovery of gems valued at about $40,000 once stolen from Mack, Buffalo Times publisher. The diamonds were linked to a Cleveland man who tried to sell them to a local jeweler for roughly $3,000. Suspects include the victim and his friend as police investigate the burglary in Buffalo and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Norman
Mack
Buffalo ‘Times
Whieves
Buffalo
Elias
Scientist Delivers Inspiring Speech At Auditorium
A noted scientist spoke at the Wilton Schival auditorium before a packed crowd, presenting a fine message and demonstrations of electricity and radio experiments that educated and entertained. The event featured a noted musical group, The Russian Cathedral, praised as a top touring act, and was followed by visitors Mr and Mrs Edgar Perkins of Indianapolis arriving to spend time with the Miller family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leenire Eiturie
Mgh Schival
de Wilton
Ated Hemist
Edgar Perkins
Indianapolis
Ind
Eugune Miller
Progress on Plant Addition at Jamestown Manufacturing
Directors of Jamestown Manufacturing Corp at the site of the new factory approved the project and reported strong progress on the plant addition. Contracts awarded include plumbing and bearing equipment by Gelete field and Sharpe of Jamestown for about $20,000, automatic sprinkler devices by The Grenaal Company of Cleveland, and electrical wiring by J S Rogers Co for about $6,400. A power plant and new burning equipment will be installed east of the current facility as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wohl
Corry Jamestown Manufacturt Corporation
Ty Corte
Tanlestown
Tnurstory
Fumitera Manufacturing
Hest
Chicago
Tis Phares
Hillstrom
Gary
IndRev Acm
Bensader
Boston
Mass
Joli i. Halters
Million Dollar Loss In Grain Elevator Blaze
A fast spreading fire early today destroyed Grand Timik Elevator Company elevatnes and barge Alexander Maitland, with vast grain stores burned. Estimated loss tops $1,000,000. grain cargo valued at $150,000 was destroyed. Alexander Maitland built by Buffato in WHO, tonnage AG L. Port of call Cleed Taltd, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Port Huron
Mich
Dee
Grand Timik
Companis Elevatnes
Alexander Maitland
Fry
Tiss
Buffato
Hums
Cleed
Ohio
Lutheran Ladies Aid Plans Special Program
Lutheran Ladies Aid will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon at the church. After singing Christmas carols and a business session, the program includes solos by Lester Stroh and Mrs John Boland performing The Other Wife Man, Mrs Edward Hawkins singing Holy Night, with violin by Mrs Lester Strath, and an invitation for others to contribute, all adding to a community holiday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Stroh
Bethlehem
John Boland
Edward Hawkins
Lester Strath Enoch
Former Supreme Court Justice Pitney Dead
Former Justice Pitney dies after illness. Funeral plans were announced with services set for later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Pitney
United Press
NGTON
Farmee
Mahlon
Akre
Tony Puneral
Hanging for Slayer of Five Pins in Wheaton Trial
A police court record from Wheaton on December 9 reports prosecutors seeking the death penalty for John Kemmerer in a five murder case. The jury recommended hanging, and the defendant’s fate was under formal review as arguments and testimony concluded.
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United
Wheaton
John Kemmerer
Orta Bber
Ren
Tgon
Iinerer
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Russell
Ilsell Maurer
Pear Laif
Findley Road
Rumrunner
Franklin Man
Links Club
Rotary
King George
LA Follette
United Preas
Willis M. Weed
Fred “Taylor
Steven Kavaleik
Kenneth Roof
Mack Thought
Corry - Jamestone Mfg. Corp
Pluze
Lutheran Ladies Aid Plans
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