Car Seized on Moon Like Road With Fifty Sacks Beer
An automobile with Pennsylvania plates 759,909 was pursued along Moon Like Road at Ripley after a chase from Westfield. The big touring car carried about fifty sacks or fifty cases of beer and ale. Chief Edward Cranston led the pursuit and secured the vehicle and its cargo at Ripley. The owner remains unidentified.
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Anwhler
Thearipe Pennsylvania
Ripley
Edward Cranston
Wesfield
Cherisf
Westfeld
Riple
Giles Cranston
Ripeley
Westfield
Chief Cranston
Cranstons
Sherif's
Mayvillé
Ase
Levin
Ton
Ralph
Father and Son Perish in Fire in Freehold Home
A father Charles Cook and his son Mawar, 10, died in a house fire in Freehold New Jersey after the mother leaped from a second story window, breaking her leg. Two other sons escaped with minor burns as an oil lantern explosion is blamed for the blaze.
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Uuneuste
Retirements Shake Columbus Hardware Firm
Annbuncement announces Frank J. Dodd retiring from the Dodd and Blanchard hardware partnership in Columbus. Dodd has health concerns and seeks extended rest before any return to business. Blanchard will operate the firm solo as plans for the immediate future unfold.
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Dodd
Blanchard
Frank J. Dodd
Lanchard
Columbus
Todd
Tale
the Journal
Mire Blanchard
Funeral of Mrs G W Dunkle
Funeral services for Mrs G W Dunkle were held at Alexander & Company’s Undertaking Parlor in Corry. Rev A L Roth officiated with soloists Mrs O A Johnson and Mrs Frank Lillie. The body was then taken to Franklin for burial with relatives and attendees from nearby towns.
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G. W. Dunkle
Corry Hospital
Alexander & Company
Corry
A.L. Roth
Baptist Church
O. A. Johnson
Frank Lillie
Franklin
J. J. Kelly
W. W. Murgariige
HJ Davis
Clyde Damon
Joh Loveland
1927 City Improvement Plan Outlined in Corry
The article discusses proposed 1927 improvements for Past Columbus Avenue linking to the highway at Warren County line. It notes funding must be approved via a millage increase and reports from the Finance Department. Emphasis on enforcing city health rules for mille distribution and calling a meeting with dealers to ensure cooperation and observance of ordinances. Qlin W Bracken expresses appreciation for cooperative efforts to keep Corry progressive.
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Columbus Avenue
Warren County
Corry
France
Department of Pinaure
Joneil
Finance Department
Department of Publiity
Board of Health
Qlin W
Bracken
Challenge to expel senatorial member prompts fatal crash report
A chaotic report cites attempts to oust Senator Frederick W. Hinckley amid a bribery charge as a broader political dispute. The same item details a fatal car train collision near Grove City injuring four, including Hinckley’s family, and lists several injured residents. A church notices minutes later request aid for a funeral, summarizing local civic activity and tragedy in one column.
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Washington
Jin
Senate
Frederick W. Hinckley
Cailid
Maine
Sénuve
Priv “Ptes
Minckley
Brant le Sith
Willian
Ware
Republicat
Market Report Digest Shows Mixed Commodity Prices
Dull markets for pork and dressed poultry contrast steadier readings for hay and butter. Coffee, sugar, and cheese show varied chatter. live poultry quotations remain unsettled as regional trends diverge and a closing note urges use of classified service for more details.
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Middle West
Long Island
Ile Ta
Pacific Coast
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Reale
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Condra Pharmacy
North Center St
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Bluir
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