Warren Auto Races Marred by Accident
A speeding car broke through a Warren race fence injuring driver John Red Horne, sent to Wilion General Hospital with serious injuries. Casey Jones led early, but Triesdale from Brandock lagged behind after a wheel loss. Tuck Park of Pittsburgh won the 50 mile race in 1 hour 8 minutes, with Henry Lange and W Hungan second and third. The collision caused crowd fear as the machine nearly toppled into the stands.
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Corryites
Warren
John “Red Horne
Wavilon General Hospital
Dk Fuaglutem Jay
Minoy
Howe
Horne
Ehud- Devilg
Tne
Casey
Jones
Warren Enly
Triesdale
Brandock
Tuck Park
Pittsburgh
Henry Lange
Turtle Creek
W. ©. Hungan
Greenville
Bunyan
Tidstisene
Gulshed
Jin
Erasi
Six Arrests in Kane Raids
Six local men were arrested and liquor seized when county and state officers raided a nest of bootleggers in the Kane House and Kane House alley Tuesday night. They waived hearings and were released on bonds of 1500 each on charges of possessing and selling liquor. Nine state police and county detectives assisted in the raid planned over two weeks.
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Kane
Kane House
Kane House Alley
Frank Nigoluzzo
Frank Foling
Alias
Chich
Joe Riz
Juhn A. Eckborg
Dominick Rizzo
William Young
Follis Tre
State Police
Jack Allison
C. B. Stacey
Allison
Charles Sorbke
Wablieder
Butler Barracks
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Ad Promotes Beauty
An Ames and Co advertisement touts MELLO-GLO Face Powder as smoother, longer lasting, and youthful. It claims a new French process helps the makeup stay on, reduce shine, and minimize pores, targeting women seeking enhanced complexion.
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Phire
NF. Ames & Co
Stivis
Mistletoe Growth Life Cycle in Plants
The life history of mistletoe is described as a flowering woody plant. In time the seeds are dispersed by birds or dispersed by rain and deposited on branches where germination occurs. The plant grows to maturity producing flowers and seeds, continuing generation after generation.
Youth Held in Series of Gas Station Holdups
Police identify Thomas Johnson 21 also known as Edward Osborne as one of two bandits linked to five weeks of gas station and transit hold ups. Det Sergeants arrested him after a half hour stakeout. a loaded automatic was found in his hip pocket. In a lineup, Paul Lee of United Oil at 26th and East Avenue picked him out.
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Erib
Thomas Johnson
Edward Osborne
Johnson
August Heisler
Stanley Kubeja
Jack Analager
Paul Lee
United Ol Company
26Th and
East Avenue
Narrow Escape as AScar Upsets Jamestown Coach
A family of seven riding in a heavy coach turned over in their automobile yesterday afternoon at Prendergast Avenue and Crossman Street, escaping with minor injuries. The coach was owned and driven by Joseph Guarrieri of 74 Walter Street, carrying his family and the family of his daughter for a total of seven people. The other vehicle, a lighter coach, was owned and driven by Harry Bigler of 5 Thirteenth Street and collided with the Guarrieri carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Prendergast Avenue
Crossman Street
Joseph Guarrieri
Watler Street
Harry Bigler
Man Says No One Buys All For All In Business
Washington Star quotes Jud Tunkins arguing that a person cannot prosper in business by taking the best for himself while giving the worst to others, urging restraint and fairness in enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jud Tunkins
Washington Star
Band 1 Trimming By sane Life RIGHP colors.
Effortless combinations for fall wear focus on sensible palettes. The piece notes effective layering using a mix of tweed and knitted fabrics in royal blue and charcoal tones for daytime and evening outfits.
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Arid Ystoys
French Creek News Letter wedding and local notices
The French Creek News Letter reports weddings at Hele and Tamestown plus local visits and family notices. Ann Phinker and Joseph Lowes wed near North East. Violet Shumpoe and Joseph Lowes marry near North East. community events include church rites, homecomings, and neighbors visiting Erie, Ripley, and surrounding areas. The item notes ongoing farming, electric work, and a buckwheat harvest project at Chase's farm.
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Prench Creek
Ay Hare
Ann Phinker
Irving
Will
Silver Crew
N.Y
Teving
Pinnie Wis
Prieie
Fiveryone
Violets -Shumpos
Joseph D. Lowes
North East
Hele
Bishop Ward
North West
Lowes
Rolland Bustis
Eleanor
Cattarausag
N. Y
Bussels
Georgeth
Milligaret Fenty
Ute Ile
Mie
John Fleury
French Creek
Willis Stevens
A. Stevens
Shermen
Tamestow
Satunday
W. H. Whitmore
Spring
Tamestown
John Smith
Ripley, N.Y
J. A. Peterson
Harriett and
Zenna
Erie
Maynard Lewis
Peterson
Lewis
Betty
Gus Anderson
Tre
Carl Anderson
Alvin Bennink
Clymer
Clifford White
English Visitor Complains About Onrightly Closed Windows
An English visitor voices dissatisfaction with railway window closures. The text references a quip from a poker player about opening with Jucks or hetler, suggesting a puzzle or coded remark embedded in the report.
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Hetler
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John Horne
Jay
Hester
Tate
Jiffy
Frank A. Wilcox
East Main Street
Ascar
REX Theatre
Nena Quartaro
Gaston Glassgustave von Seyfrertitz
Rat Rose Dione Joomeelonng
Grand Theatre
Silverstreak
King of Dog Actors
Bisch
Johnnie Walker
Tnlonelf
Spleer
ST. Marys Plant
ST. Marys
Stackpole Carbon
Flashlight
Atla
Atlantic Refining Company
Atlantic
Auburn
Buick
Cadillac
Chevrolet
Dodge
Ford
Franklin
Graham-Paige
Hudson
Jordan
LaSalle
Lincoln
Locomobile
Marmon Marquette
Nash
Oakland
Oldsmobile
Packard
Peerless
Pierce-Arrow
Plymouth
Pontiac
Reo
Rolls-Royce
Roosevelt Stearns-Knight
Studebaker
Stutz
Viking
Whippet
Willys-Knight
Windsor
Wolverine
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