Celoron Police Chief Exonerated After Temporary Residency Finding
Odell Cree, Celoron's police chief, was discharged after a hearing that found he was a temporary resident of the village when charged with voting there. The examination, held before Justice Pickard, found Cree had lived outside the village for seven years prior and on the farm near Jackson Avenue and Lakewood Road a temporary residence existed. The judge reserved decision, releasing Cree Saturday on grounds of temporary residency.
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Odell Chee
Celloron
Justlco Pickard
Frank G. Curtis
Justicw
Jackson Avents
Lakewood Road
Tys- Hoe Pickard
Oil City Woman Is Jailed For Alcohol Offense
Oil City woman Joma Hicomoid was sentenced Friday to pay a fine and costs and to three months in the county jail after being charged with unlawfully selling intoxicants. Unable to pay the fine, she faces additional three months. Another local case saw MehmuNLs BION WakabLereyt receive a fine and possible suspension of sentence after intoxicated gambling at her store led to arraignment and multiple pleas for her children. The judge urged better care and ordered consideration of her family situation.
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Bruck
Joma Hicomoid
Andee Phswell
Auspunston
Olly
Steamer Camino in distress off Sable Island travels for aid
Halitus Nova Scotia January 18 reports the steamer Camino losing its rudder and ailment south of Sable Island. The ship bound for Rotterdam with supplies for Helisung sailed December 6 from San Francisco and later New York. The Canadian steamer Lady Laurier has started toward Camino to tow if possible, with further help on standby.
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Sable Island
Rotterdam
Panama Canal
New York
Hurnet Tontingé
Arrests in Scranton Reveal Paid Witchcraft Theft Plot
In Scranton Pennsylvania two men John Capoloriga and Vincent Racasllo were arrested after police uncovered a scheme involving a bribe of 40 dollars given to Frante Wi Stevan to remove a supposed protective pelt. The case tied to a belief in a local witchcraft practice and a plan to harm a bride and a companion, with further criminal intent noted as the investigation continued.
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Scranton
Dan
John Capoloriga
Vincent Racasllo
Jeter
Frante Wi Stevan
Tiny
Agcardine
de Stavano
Notice to settle indebted accounts at North Center street
Saturday notice reads that individuals indebted to N. % must settle at 1078 North Center Street. Those who do not pay will be pursued for collection. The notice names Carl Th. Hob and references Jan 4 and Febvy dates, signaling intended collection actions.
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North Center Street
Piano Lessons Offered by Lillian Barnes in Wilson Piano School
Lillian Barnes, a graduate of Wilson Piano School, offers piano lessons. Call 118 Columbus Avenue, phone 34. for details.
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Lillian Barnes
Wilson Fiano School
Columbus Avenue
President Wilson's First Grandchild Born at White House
Washington reports the White House welcomed President Wilson's first grandchild, a boy born to Mrs Frances Sayre, the president's granddaughter, at 4 30 p m. Secretary Tumulty released a statement noting the birth weighed seven and a half pounds and both mother and child are doing well. The event marks a historic moment in the Wilson family.
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Washington
Man
White House
Frances Dowes Sayre
Wilson
Sayre
Aoing Wall
Tumulty
Grayson
Sayré
Garfield
Willams College
Willamstown
Jan
Willow
Siri
Welock
Styre
Foyond
Jays
Witte
Cleveland
Esther Cloveland
Putnam's Extractor Promises Quick Corn and Wart Relief
Advert depicts Putnam's Pain less Corn and Wart Extractor as a superior remedy for corns warts and bunions claiming quick painless results in twenty four hours. Text urges readers to buy from druggists and warns against substitutes.
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Putnam's
Putnam
The Largest in Our History at The State Granite and Marcis Works
In 1914 our Corry business surpassed prior years despite hardship. We credit loyal Corry residents, our improved machinery, and lower prices for better work than competitors. With new designs we anticipate even stronger business in 1915 at 140 Maple Ave Corty Pa.
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Corry
State Granite and Markis Works
Maple Ave
Corty
Franklin Postmaster Is Appointed
The Franklin News reports President Wilson nominated Frank Dodds successor to become Franklin postmaster after the term of R. Dodds ended. Aspirants Bully Koos Arthur Battin Av J Sweiter Charles Bailey M. P. Henrey J. C. Hontum sought the plum and lobbied Washington officials, with A Mitchell Palmer backing candidates. The appointment came a week after Dodds’ term expired.
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Franklin
Palmer
R. Dodds
Direct State Tax This Year Albiny Jha Ik Ww vatliyntea
The article discusses a state tax plan with proposed appropriations around 15 million and 5 million in a separate bill. It notes a Democratic administration and a push to fund the system through 40 accounts, with Royanirm and officials cited. It mentions the need for payment of disputed dokite and a 9.5 million appropriation to cover the system.
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Albiny. Jha
Minfil Onda Naif
Caynenir Wilkwan
Royarnimant
Intenda
Ole
Onlvding Democratic
Million Men Prisoners Reported in War Totals
Amaterdii Hului Jan 18 report prisoner totals from Germany and allies. German records list 489 officers and 214,000 men in German custody, with additional 1,675 officers and 204,482 men among others. British and French captives tallies are noted, along with estimates of prisoners sent to concentration and those captured in Poland, totaling about 800,000, more than double the Franco Prussian war totals.
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Amaterdii
Hului
Conmany
Humber
Cologne
Garnan Offelal
Germany
Freuch
Teipsusy
Theun
Hiss
Poland
Sun Trian
Local Druggist Promotes Adlerisca Benefit
Thomas Downey notes Corry residents gain many friends via the QUICK benefit from Adlerisca a simple mix of buckthorn bark glycerine and related ingredients. The remedy allegedly cures appendicitis and relieves bowel issues rapidly.
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Thomas Downey
Corry
Ady
Diamond Grocery Weekly Bargains Listed In Fragment
Fragmentary ad from Diamond Grocery outlines weekly specials including Dream of Whys 8 packs Grape Nute Kellogs Corn Flakes and other labeled items with unclear quantities and pricing. Vague references to cleaners bacon and household goods appear amid disjointed product names.
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Dutch Cleanser
Twt
Por Ty
Death of Lieutenant General Stormel Shocks Pat Arthur Defender
In Petrograd a terse notice reports the death of Lieutenant General Anatole Milchalle vitch Stermel, famed defender of Pat Arthur. The brief dispatch notes his passing after a long service during wartime times.
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Stormel
Londo
Anatole Milchallevitch Stermel
Pat Arthur
Petrograd
Parallely
Wince Taut
Prominent Family Namesin Local Echoes at Sea
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Prominer Hollint and a family tied to a vessel near Havana. Doyth is referenced as daughter, with mentions of a four turns light mill on water and a cruiser. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Prominer
Pany
Benito
Havana
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City Hack Seinner Suchar Parle
Arions Anasonar Waghage Trainseerr ES
First Avenue
Vic
Tee Polar Mechanics Magazine
Poplar Mechanice Magazine
Michlawn Avs
Chicago
Uneeda Biscuit
Baronet Biscuit
Graham
National Biscuit Company
George Randolph Chester
Anya
Omak Fallingford
Ikey
Netto
Kentucky Burley
THE
American Tobacco Company
Sensoy
Robert McCalmont
Diamond
Andrew S. McKelvey
Park Place
Bell
Marguerite Myers
Wm. L. Roswell
University of Pennsylvania
Bell Phone
Union Phone
Fourth Ave
Corry Peona
Trank Echolton
Columbus
Offtog Clark
P Quest
Onair
Sroe
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