Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files July 1 1912
A review of events from July 1 1912 notes an Erie Railroad wreck near Ohn Bridge delaying traffic for hours and a political dispatch from Cincinnati Fall showing Woodrow Wilson leading in the Democratic convention. Also reported are a closed waiting room at G and C Street Railway, a Corry fair event set for September, and local notices including trips, picnics, and injuries.
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Gongentiéy Fall
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Clark
Underwood
G. & C. Street Railway Company
Msgr McBride Could Be Named Bishop of Erie
Reports say Msgr L A McBride pastor of St Ann’s in Erie may become bishop of Erie if Archbishop Gannon’s honors are announced He recently was named monsignor and one of the chief consuls to Bishop Gannon as rumors of Rome recognizing his work swirl through the diocese The return from Europe and possible Rome audience fuel speculation
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St. Ann’s Church
Gannon
L. A. McBride
St. Annn
Jelfen
Erie
Firle
John Mark Gannon
Sbont Thelly
Europe
Dublin
Rome
Pope Pius
Washington
Msgr
McBride
Eric
Gannun
Duke Harris Is Granted Release From Allegheny Workhouse
Duke Harris was released from the Allegheny county workhouse on June 18 after 19 months served for a two year sentence. He resided with his wife near 8th and Holland streets, tied to a past blackmail case that shook the Neal police department and led to the downfall of a vice squad. Miss Mary Brockman, a Cleveland teacher home for summer, will visit Jamestown this weekend.
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Eriq
James "Duxe Harris
Erle
Allegheny County
8Th
Holland Streets
Harris
William &. Hirt
Finis
Neal
E. 16Th Street
Oscar Robb
William Doblins
Mary Brockman
Cleveland
Jamestown
Bridge Tourney Opens July 6 at Corry Country Club
A bridge tournament will be held July 6 at the Corry Country Club starting in the evening under the direction of T A Steele of Erie. Organizers hope local contestants enter. if successful, two more annual events will follow, with the three winners playing a final to decide Corry championship. Entries must be filed by Tuesday morning, July 5, and out of town tables are expected with duplicate play.
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Corry Country Club
Dairymen Face Hard Times From Slumping Mill Prices
Dairymen in New York and nearby regions endure severe hardship as mill prices fall. Kenneth Hood of the New York State College of Agriculture bases findings on 1931 costs and returns showing low milk prices and high production costs. The report notes negative returns per hour of labor and an average cow output far above typical, with grain, hay, and silage inputs detailed. Railroads face a separate note on strategies to attract passengers, including fare reductions, improved services, and coopera tion with taxi firms to revive patronage.
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Kenneth Hood
New York State College of Agriculture
Hood
New York State
Inquiries on History and People in Canton Ohio
Arthur Moon arrived last evening after visiting friends and relatives in Canton Ohio. The prompt asks when the Erie County Medical Society organized and other historic questions about Delaware state size, the Reformation in Germany, Prof Osnard S Dana, and William E.B. Hirt’s judgeship, plus author of Industry did not wish.
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Erie County, Medical Society
Delaware
Germany
Osnard S. Dana
William EB. Hirt
Mele County
Arthur Moon
Canton, Ohl
Phalanx Quartet to Assist at Advent Christis Services
The Phalanx Quartet will provide special vocal numbers and Alwyn Alversiin will deliver instrumental pieces at Advent Christis church tonight during services. Evangelist Rev. Johnson will speak on A Vision of God as G Bergman leads a song service at 7 30. Last night Baptist choir led by Mrs Barton Fy Smith offered two selections and the evangelist spoke on Wherein Have We Robbed God revealing that denying Him entails more than material loss.
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Phalanx
Alwyn Alversiin
Johnson
G. Bergman
Baptist Choir
Barton Fy Smith
The Wet Parade shown at Rex theatre in Corry
The Rex theatre displays The Wet Parade described as the best picture on the wet and dry issue. It presents a graphic view of conditions before and during prohibition, inviting audiences to form their own conclusions. The management urges all city residents, wet or dry, to view the film.
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Corry
Rex Theatre
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C. F. Brown
Paville Coast
Duke Harris
T. A. Steele
Country Club
Castle Gardens
Celoron Park
Stefan
New Yorks
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Fearn TE Nations
Joe Haymes
WN. Y
Larry Murphy
George Erwin
Haymes
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Max Trol
Iday
Phalanx Quartet
Panama
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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