Flying Circus 10 Visits Corry July 19 1920s
The Red Wing Flying Circus planned a Corry visit July 19 20 and 21 with parachute jumps and aerial stunts. Manager Leo Murphy arranged use of Spring Street hill field and the troupe, featuring Roy Athearn, will promote passenger flights at low prices and perform in Warren and Oil City after Corry.
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Red Wing
Spring Street Hill
Red Wing Flying Circus
Cony
Leo Murphy
Warren
New York City
Red Wing Circus
Persoure
Roy Athearn
United States
Pennsylvania
Oil City
Fiérs
Dunkirk Man Drowned After Night Fishing
Louisanarze Jewski, 20, of 62 Leming Street, drowned in the lake at the Washington Avenue dock after falling in while casting a net for minnows on Wednesday night. His sister Clara reported him missing, and a naval militia squad recovered the body with grappling hooks.
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Dunkirk
Louisanarzejewski
Leming Street
Washington Avenue
Clara
Warren
Harry Knollman
Sisbeian Vandermul Ter
Loyal Naval Militia
Man's Vocation and the Open Path of Talent
A compact excerpt reflects Emerson on individual vocation. Each person possesses a unique talent guiding effort toward a single open channel, resisting many obstructions yet flowing toward a deeper, infinite current through dedicated exertion.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Driver Exonerated in Warren County Car Crash
Inquest in Warren Pa finds Charles Martin died at Warren General Hospital from injuries after being struck July 6 1980 by auto driven by H N Blanchard of Jamestown N Y. The jury rules Blanchard not to blame and exonerates him entirely.
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Charles Martin
Warren General Hospital
Warren
H. N. Blanchard
Jamestown
Pinegrove Township
Warren County
Workers Share in Stock Distribution
Discussion of a 1917 cooperative experiment where three brothers run a soup plant with worker controlled wages and governance. Wages based on need, no bosses, weekly worker council, collective stock held by the company, and provisions for pensions and illness relief.
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America
Milk production in New York declines sharply
New York dairy farms report a steep drop in milk output as depression lowers returns on products like cheese and condensed milk. Weather and pasture shortfalls plus costly refrigeration strain costs, though experts say the supply remains safe for now with calls for higher prices and producer cooperation.
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New
Yorke Tilt -Alewr
New York City
Fred H. Sexailer
Dairytish’s League Cooperative Association
Sexauer
WEW
York
Wain
Widow seeks compensation in Pedace murder case
Mrs. Josephie Pedace, widow of Alfred S. Pedace, filed a claim under the Pennsylvania Workmen's Compensation Act. A hearing will be held today before Compensation Referee Frank A. Hess in Brookville. The claim precedes the murder trial of Luigi DeMario, with hearings likely to dovetail.
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Dubois J
Luigi DeMario
Brookville
DuBois
Josephie Pedace
A. Hess
Married at Clymer Church in a Thursday ceremony
Clifford J. Warnshouse and Mildred Damcott were wed by Rev. Winters at Clymer Hill Dutch Reform parsonage. Attendants were James Tenharkan and Miss Elms Legters. The couple plans a Canada wedding trip and will reside on Mohawk Street in Clymer after returning.
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Clifford J. Warnshouse
Mildred Damcott
Bath
Clymer
Mr. Winters
Clymer Hill
James Tenharken
Elms Legters
Mrs. Wamshouse
Canada
Mohawk Street
Edward Gabriel
Gentrude Warnshouse
Corry
Man Loses Finger in Plant Accident
Earl Mann, an employee at the Standard Automatic Products Company plant, severely lacerated his right hand in a grinding machine shortly before eight this morning. A fitter suffered a severe injury requiring amputation at the first joint after he was taken to Corry hospital.
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Earl Mann
Standard Automatic Products Company
Corry Hospital
Bumsteads Worm Syrup Adverts From A Distant Era
Fragmentary OCR text references a medical syrup brand, likely dated advertising copy. Mentions locations and names that appear garbled. The readable items suggest a historical promotion with generic instructions and signatures.
Ino Trace of Erie Slayer Arrest Reported
Police searched for the man who fatally shot Paul Carr in the Jungle near the Nickel Plate tracks. An eye witness from Warren, Ohio, John Mason, was taken to Franklin but the detained man was not the killer. An inquest will be held led by Coroner Hanley with witnesses Frank Watson Keith Houghton and Jack Bush.
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Franklin
Ain
Paul Carr
Toledo
John Mason
Sherife Russell
Moran
Mason
Frank Watson
Warren
Keith Houghton
Jack Bush
D. S. Hanley
Carr
Hurley replies on mixed travel for gold star mothers
War Department would allow white and Negro gold star mothers to mingle on government-sponsored European battlefield trips if mutually agreeable. Secretary Hurley responded after NAACP protests against segregated accommodations and amid shipping lines dropping Negro mothers. A charter ship was arranged but few accepted, raising costs and questions of inequality.
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Hurley
Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
War Department
New70
Walter White
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Hoover
New York
Loyd
Cunard
Anchor
International Mercantile Marine Company
Marler
Beauty of Parke the Wrench in Darks and grass signs
The fragment mentions Beauty of Parke the Wrench and a Darks setting with keep off the grass signs in a Home Com context. Names appear garbled and locations unclear, but the items suggest a local feature or punning note without clear event details.
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Parke
Wotin
Comanton
Pinchot Election Contest Faces Court Challenge
A tumultuous hearing in the Luzerne case questions if Pinchot can appear on the ballot. Brown argues ballots miscount or improper listing while challengers seek to block his candidature. The ruling will determine whether Pinchot remains a candidate in the upcoming election.
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Mptsburg Supreme Court
Philade
Roter Hurgh
Gil Chi “Mondhzleker
Cyaid
Pittsburg engineer discloses building permit costs
An unnamed assistant engineer in Pittsburg reports on the disclosure of building permit costs for a recent project. The article discusses inspection findings and the scope of the work, including details on the building and related expenditures.
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Pittsburg
Apple
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Ino Trace
Erie
Brownell’s
Speen
Blonde
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Patents
Brownell Shoe Co
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