Judge Criswell Rules Against Clubs In Liquor Case
Judge George G. Criswell ruled that clubs are not protected when they engage in unlawful liquor activity. He ordered investigators to examine how such organizations operate in Ol Giky and Franklin wards. The ruling clarifies loyalty to civic norms, rejecting charter protections for illegal business practices.
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Hennicin
George G. Criswell
Diapense Andra
Airlieldba
Ol Giky
Franklin
Colewell
Jsuch Club
Onch
Die Exyensie
Payline di Propiartion
Agnora
Gorry Fair Association Plans Progressive Annual Meeting
The Cory Fair and Driving Park Association invites members to a Wednesday evening meeting to discuss new exhibits and funding for permanent improvements. Officials aim to boost attendance with attractions, farm products displays, and better management to grow crowds and interest year after year.
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THE
Gorry
Annual Meeting
Cory Fair
Driving Park Association
Corry
Mike Hipitfen Baller
Ei Ulan
Hay
Hildy
Corey's Industrial Report Efforts Tie to Exchanging Business Men
Local businessmen cooperate with the Business Men's Exchange to compile a full report on Corey's Industrial operations for the past year. Secretary Crown notes blanks remain unreturned and some copies may be defective at offices. An early publication is urged to meet the 1910 target. The 1909 report was praised as a revelation.
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Corey Tielaqus
Corey
Crown
Orphans Home Planned For Parker Farm In Erie County
H H Parker sells 120 acre farm on Buffalo Road near Harborcreek to establish an orphan home for Catholic boys. The site, in Eleanor Jefferson county, Pa, will be used as a farming operation with 14 rooms, room for 25 boys, and employment of a foreman and assistant. Initial agreement lists 19000 dollars and April possession, with a projected 50000 dollar building program in two to three years.
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H. H. Parker
Hufalo
Harborcreek
Ray
Eleanor Jefferson County
Ihoys
Pennsylvania
Ohl
Parker
North Hawton
Resolutions of Respect for Walter Ralyen
Fort Cory No 3 notes resolutions of respect for Walter Ralyen death praising his faith and service. It expresses sorrow for his sister and family, extends sympathy, and orders the charter draped in mourning for thirty days, with copies sent to the family, council records, and newspapers. Composed by J B Johnson Kate Gould W R Olds.
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Walter Ralyen
Fort Cory
Fort Corry
Slater
Bert Corty
J. B. Johnson
Kate Gould
W. R. Olds
Cominsons Sue Warrenborough Council Over Injuries
Plaintiffs Hubert and Harriet Cominson sue Burgess and Warrenborough town council for damages claiming Mrs. Cousina suffered injuries from a June 1908 crossing accident. They seek 26,000 dollars for a dislocated hip and related harm. trial begun with witnesses examined.
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Dimagh
Hubert
Harriet M. Cominson
Warrenborough
Cousina
Warrop Mirror
Game numbers rise in Pennsylvania reports board
The Annual report of the Board of Game Commissioners notes rising game counts in Pennsylvania. Ruffed grouse, quail, deer, bear, and rabbits show material increases across many areas. The commission supports reasonable seasons and bans on broad land denudement while opposing land denuding and favoring no bounty for vermin.
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Board of Game Commissioners
Finh
Warren Man Killed by Train Near Beaver Falls
Julius Rapp aged 44 of Woodlawn and Brahmis Can ary aged 36 of Woodlawn Pa were killed instantly walking on the tracks of the Pittsburgh and Western Erie Railroad near Beaver Falls Pa. The women had left Woodlawn for Youngstown Ohio and ended up walking about three miles toward New Brighton before the accident occurred.
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Warren
Jun
Julius Rapp
Thin City
Braphis Canary
Woodlawn
Pittshore and Bake Erie
Beaver Falls
Youngstown
Ohio
New Brighton
Erie Conductor Woodworth Slightly Injured at Junction
Meadville Jan 24 A. L. Woodworth an Erie conductor on the second division was painfully injured Monday evening about 8 30 o clock at Buchanan junction when he was struck over the left eye by an ave pout hanging from a reeiberator car The wound was painful and he was placed aboard a locomotive and brought to the Erie depot and then removed to his home on Boynton Street
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Meadville
A. L. Woodworth
Erie
Huchanan Junction
Woodworth
Boynton Street
Hoarded wealth is discovered in Meadville vault
Meadyilla, Meadyville township, is told Ava Yookum died and was buried under Meadyilla on January 10. rumors of wealth hidden by Ava’s partner reveal a vault in the Eidolfty Trust Company of Pittsburg containing about 75000 dollars in gold and negotiable securities. Heir Mrs Wickal and two young children of Mrs Henry D. Yochum plan to claim the fortune while the deceased’s widow lies buried in Snexertown cemetery.
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Ava
A. Yookum
Byon Hia Nasociates
Butler
Washington County
Mra Yochum
Cornopolly
Pittsburg
Yookumn
Snegertown
Mesdviliy
Snexertown
Yochwm
Vialt
Fly Natur
Princilla Welleal
McGulling Town
Meadville
Wickal
Hig
Coraopolis
Eidolfty ‘Trust Company
H. J.thoman
Pittspure
Mra
Wiekal
Henry D. Yochum
Meadylife
Ita
Romance of the oil country finds new chapters
A fragmentary tale hints that a man with modest means saved oil income may have hidden wealth. Mrs Twiekal tends a small farm while her family faces renewed fortune, and the Yochum children at Mondville look forward to a promised month of comfort and dreams.
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Twiekal
Thas
Mondville
Palnozone Promised As Comfort Aid For Homes
The notice advertises Palnozone as a reliable friend and comforter for households, claiming it cures indigestion cramps headaches and aids in cold relief. It urges use for stomach and chest ailments with a back rub and promises value for a 60 cent bottle sold by Thomas Downey.
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Thomas Downey
Funeral for Joseph Craker Held This Afternoon
Funeral services for Joseph Craker were held from his home this afternoon at one o'clock with a large attendance. Members of the Crosby Hoge team, the National Union, and K of P lodge joined the procession to the cemetery. Attending out-of-town mourners included Mrs. Mea and J.D. McNoyin of Indiana, Mrs. James Connora, Brunt Kimney of Plituburg, Me, Mrs. Prank Gay of Warren, and J. Craker, the deceased’s aged father.
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Sete
Prank Gay
Warren
J. Craker
Dy Uso
Franklin Poker Raid Nets Nine Suspects In County Sweep
In Franklin on Sunday detectives raided a poker game arresting none. Ten young men were caught but eight players paid forfeits of five dollars each to cover hearings. Two spectators were released with no fines.
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Franklin
Fragmented OCR note about a Toni and local street event
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a Toni related item and a street event in a city setting. Names and specifics are unclear, leaving only vague references to a local area and a potential incident or activity. Further readable text is needed for a precise summary.
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