Ewers Fight Motions Over Liquor Law Change
Owners of UA and local officials brace for tied vote amid proposed Pinehols plan to amend the license law. Brewery groups and saloon keepers rally against repeal, arguing the current law supports workers’ gathering spots, while Pennsylvanians weigh popular influence and potential closures ahead of the legislative clash.
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IRIE
Bvernon
Pitchot
Philadelphia
Thesday
Thore
Pennsylvania
Floon Out of
Ridall
Jay
Suit follows auto collision at Waterford
Erie, Dec. 29 Two suits filed in common pleas court of Erie county seek a total of 11 000 damages from Harry J Greenfield. The actions arise from a July 16 1922 automobile collision on Waterford Plank Road involving Bennie Massey driving the plaintiffs car and a vehicle owned by the defendant. Genevieve Beck and George Beck sue for 6000 85000 for damages to the wife and loss of services hospital and medical bills. The Beck case notes the wife suffered internal and external injuries.
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Erie
Common Pleas
Evie County
Genevieve
George Beck
Marry J.reenfeld
Mary McGill Kokoras
Harry J. Greenfield
Bennie Massey
Robert J. Firman
Untold Origins of the Word Sweetheart
Fragmentary text notes a discussion of the term sweetheart dating back to early literature. It mentions a speaker tracing the phrase through Morin and other sources, with uncertain timing and usage. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear dates or a definite origin.
Attorney Hains Biol Fights For May Stump In Court
The New York attorney Hains Biol failed to win a domays Ault for client May Stump. A heated exchange followed with taunt lines about a quick decision. They returned to the courtroom and were marshaled.
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Hains Biol
New York
May Stump
Secret Order Rising in Great Britain
A Daily News report claims a secret society named the Order of Crusaders is growing in England. Found two years ago, it has conducted a vigorous recruiting drive but keeps its total strength secret. The Grand Seneschal declined to discuss ties to Ku Klux Klan or the Pascians, offering no details about relations to such groups.
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United _ LONDON
Ku Kite Klag
America
Taly
England
Daily News
Call of the Order of Crusaders
Ku Klux Flan
Te Pascigti Init
Poachers Slaughter 300000 Birds for Feathers
A fragment reports mass slaughter of 300000 birds on Laystin island near Hatvally by poachers. The birds were killed for their feathers amid a tied sea landscape.
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Latte
Laystin
Hatvally
Erie Railroad Ordered to Restore Buff alo Trains
The Puptie Service Commission directed Erie Railroad to restore passenger service between Buffalo and Jamestown and adjust schedules to align with train 515. Trains 619 and 420 were cited as patrons including children at stations, with delays affecting travel to Albany and Jamestown and diminishing service between Buffalo and Way stations.
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Albany
Puptie Service Commission
Erie Railroad
Howich
Tdi PN
Jamestown
Buitao NY
Anid
Hustat
Buffald
Yast
Dinner party and hospital recovery highlight Carlinghome society
In Clymir on December 28 Mr and Mrs Callfich hosted a Sunday afternoon dinner with guests including Mrs Grier Prof Rynder Miss Buchanan Miss Woodson and Miss Latin Galvin now recovering from hospital. Maude Calyn of New York City stayed with Mrs Walls. The Dairymen's League Cooperative Association announced the resignation of General Manager W W Hovey effective January 1 for years of service shaping pooling efforts. James Baink is ill, Dr McCray attends, and Mr Hovey’s leadership is praised. The Twentieth Century Club hosted Mrs Clare Grasser's farewell with gifts and a dinner, where Miss Mildred Young and Alvon Johnson sang.
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Clymir
Callfich
Carlinghome
Mind
Grier
Prof. Rynder
Mise Buchanan
Miss Woodson
Galvin
Corry Hopital
Tan
Mix Shendan Wallace
Misa Maude Calyn
New York City
Wallnes
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
W W Tlovey
James Baink
McCray
Baik
Ap Hinjek
Strickert
Clarence Grasser
Grasser
HF Young
Graser
Fragmented Local Chronicle Reveals Fragments of Social Life
A garbled local column notes social events and hospital news in Corry with references to Mrs Meyerink a surgical patient, Miss Eva Thompson, and a gathering honoring Mr and Mrs Clarence Grassen. The text oddities hint at community connections and yearnings to learn life’s arts amid ongoing changes and transfers.
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Gravies
Clynter
Meg. Grasier
Floyd Meyerinks
Corry ‘Hospital
Meyerink
Marlon
Gift Articles Arriving Daily At Store Display
New gift articles arriving daily include warm gloves for cold weather wear priced at 1.25 and 1.50, women's wool gauntlets with striped cuffs at 2.50, corduroy bath robes in varied colors from 3.75 to 10.00, and silk umbrellas.
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EWERS
Waterford
Rock Morick
N. Center
Bell Phone
Great Britain
Aunt Saran Peabody
Stanley
Buffalo
Michigan
Iasy Hited
Vpsilanti
Dee
Bernard Kirk
Stir
University of Michigan
Dell Hun Enelgise
Meath
Wit
Av Stulest Ab
J. A. Lanston
N. Center St
Thompson and Bicknell
Bell
Aleeve R. N.Y
Kasson
Ufelong
Lt Triume
Henry Dewiinoud
LITZ
Center St
Selz
Club Eafaks
Jie
CLUB
Gts Boer
Perei Tia Comein
Jon
Citizens National Bank Corry Pa
Dolis
N. Cohen & Sons
Merry Christmas
THE
First National Bankwarren
Terest
Corry Box & Lumber Gi
Eagle ST
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