Robbers Use Auto to Enter Erie Offices
In Erie, two safes were pried but yielded no loot as robbers forced open a side window at the north of the building. A nearby Auto Supply Co. face was also probed when a Ford car with a tag pulled up, but no cash or valuables were taken. Investigators found valuable papers undisturbed, with witnesses noting the attempt came shortly after noon.
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Cate
Keystons Auto Supply Company
Eighth
Holland Streets
Paul No
Nexus
Trafire
Fisny
Fespinis
Tisuiniee Co
Tanlac
Alwa
Erie Cottage Thefts Solved Recover Loot
Stanley R. Smith arrested after Erie officers raided a Cemetery Road shack near the New York Central tracks. Two automobile loads of goods seized include clothing, linens, art, tools, sporting goods and even crutches from cottages at Walnut Creek owned by George K. Frank, W. Pitt Gifford, and others. Police say items bear ownership marks. several cottages reported stolen in November.
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Erie
Stanley R. Smith
Cemetery Road
New York Central
Walnut Crack
Smith
Christopher Casey
Sandusky
Detzel and
Doyle
Walnut Creek
George K. Frank
W. Pitt Gifford
Warfel
Mitchell
Walker
Olympic governance rift threatens 1924 Games plans
Early in the Nations Olympic efforts a split appeared among major athletic bodies. The National Collegiate Association refused to join the American Olympic Association, denouncing it as a packed group. The Army and Navy declined membership, highlighting a push for college athletes to lead the program while criticizing A A U control. The Collegiate Association proposed a separate Olympic path, drawing emphasis on developing Wearers of the American shield.
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New York
Dee
Amerieae Tej
Awvay
Avfine
Thie Yassos
National Collegiate Association
Colege
Wniversity
Itmmortance
United States
American Olympic Association
AWA
A’adu
Aes Iil
Rene
Arisrica Yarit
Finland
Sweden
A.A. U
America
Collegiate Association
Unclear OCR fragment on athletic teams and AAU plans
Fragmentary note suggests a discussion of possible U S team participation and AAU fit fly events. Mentions government recognition and potential two bands of athletes at upcoming games. No clear names, dates, or places readable.
Look Younger Coaroworn product promotes youth via phosphate mix
An early 20th century advertisement touts Look Younger Coaroworn as a nerve tonic for exhausted women. It claims Biteo Phosphate, an organic phosphate dispensed by Thomas Coveney and N. W. Ames and Company of New York and Paris, increases weight and strength and restores youthful appearance.
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Thomas Coveney
N. W Ames and
Vuk New York and
Pars Physi- Gans
nileTod
Pneumonia Fatal to Kane Physician Dr Mary Hayes
Dr Mary J Hayes died at Kane hospital from pneumonia that attacked both lungs after chills last Friday morning. She helped open Kane Summit hospital in 1887, then on Biddle Street, and was trained at the University of Buffalo Medical College.
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Kane
Mary J Hayes
Kane Hospital
Mary J. Mayes
Kane Summit Hospital
Biddle Street
University of Buffilo Medical College
Blue Eye Christmas Notes Mark Holiday Visits and Events
Blue Eye residents share Christmas visits with relatives across nearby towns. Families including Mead Griswold Damon and Damon children spend holidays with kin in Younaville Corry and Spring Creek. Local Miss Me Collough is praised for teaching the schoolchildren during the Christmas program at the church. The Blue Eye Ladies Aid meets at Floyd Grigg's home to quilt for the hostess.
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Blue Eye
Blue Eye School
Deveinder
Me Collough
WANTED Advertisements for positions and bricklaying work
Wanted notices seek young men and women over seventeen for government positions paying ten dollars monthly and offer a free list of openings by R Terry former Civil Service examiner at 287 Continental Building Washington DC plus an ad for twenty nonunion bricklayers to work on lining large glass furnace flues at American Plate Glass Company Jamie City Pa. Ady
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Ponitionk
R. Terry
Civil Service Examiner
Continental
Washington, D.C
Adyata
American Plate Glass Company
Jamey City
Ady
Thanksgiving Thank You Note From Bereaved Family
The family expresses gratitude for friends and neighbors for flowers and sympathy during a sad bereavement. Mrs. Floyd Huabatt and others are mentioned in thanks for support and condolences.
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Jawighbort
Floyd Huabatt
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Fred Hoenes
Wirkinin
Columbus
Hoenes Uottage
Max Avenes
Donald Group
Jessie Maffi Johnson
Bernice Manwarren
The
Farrell
Ee! Daily Sport
Parregu
Waitine
Ay Allman
Tex
Newhears
A. A U
Crumescane Voyapees
Northwest
Isans
It Company Oil
City Trust
NASH
Brooks Motor Company
Corry, Penna
Tri-Mus
North Corry
Rab
Presbyterian Gym
Cohens
Gee
Fleischer
N, Cohen & Sons
Glenn Jacquith
Thanes
the National Bank of Corry
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