Important Changes in Motor Code Explained in Curry
Amended vehicle code approved by Governor Pinchot brings wider authority to counties for through highways and stop signs. Fines from violations within divisions go to the division treasurer to fund highway construction and maintenance. Stop signs must be octagonal with black Stop letters on yellow. School bus drivers and similar operators must be at least 21 years old.
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Curry
Gilford Pinchot
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Secretary of Highways
Mable
Uch
Light Shower Follows Corry News and Circus Arrivals
A note of drizzle and need for rain frames Corry activity as the Ringling Brothers circus drew large crowds in Erie. Reports describe packed tents at both matinee and evening performances while officials in Ohio and Pennsylvania discuss debt relief and local political updates.
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Corry
Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus
Erie
Princeton Battle Outcome and Impeachment Question
The prompt references George Washington at Princeton seeking win or loss, asks which president was impeached, and notes the 1853 Crystal Palace exposition opening in New York. It also mentions Andruw Townson in Asis and promises answers soon.
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George Washington
Princeton
United States
Crystal Palace
N. V
Amendments Define Passing Rules and Highway Safety
The amended code clarifies when an automobile operator may pass a monument grass plot or permanent structure at highway intersections and requires signs. Local authorities may direct traffic to keep right of such obstructions and protect road workers. It bans hitchhiking on the traveled highway and notes a sale ad for a medium cast iron gas cook stove on North Center street.
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Avia
North Center Street
Amc
Ridgway Child Hurt After Fall From Ladder
A Ridgway child, the daughter of Captain and Mrs. H. Jacobson, was in serious condition in Jamestown General Hospital after a head injury from falling off a ladder at Midway Park on Lake Chautauqua. Initially feared a fracture, doctors found a laceration. condition improved by Wednesday and she returned home Thursday able to take a short walk.
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Ridgway
H. Jacobson
Jamestown General Hospital
Jamestown
N.Y
Midway Parl
Lake Chautauqua
N. Y
Vittle Gin
Salvation Army
Three Enter Net Tourney Nears City Championship
Three tennis players are entered for the M. C. 4. city tennis tournament with Friday as the enrollment deadline. Interested players should mail their application and fee to C. M. Hengst. The city champion will be named this year.
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M. C
C. M. Hengst
Five injured in Jamestown car crash near Newlands
Mrs Hanna Nelson of 20 Wildwood avenue suffered severe head cuts after a collision between cars driven by Isadore A Schnell of Youngsville and de Vemero Nelson of 20 Wildwood avenue. Schnell Vera Schnell and Doris Nelson were treated and released. Mrs Nelson hospitalized for head injuries with x rays planned. A separate accident on Lake Road injured a driver, who was treated at W. C. A. Hospital and discharged.
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Jamestown
Hanna Nelson
Wildwood Avenue
Isadore A. Schnell
Youngsville
de Vemero Nelson
Newlands
Chautaugia Avenues
Nelson
Jamestown General Hospital
Schnell
Vera
Dyer
Doris Nelson
Charles Street
Lake Road
Resignations Accepted at Corry Public Schools Board
Two teachers Miss Evelyn Kramer and Miss Alles Brandt had their resignations accepted by the Corry Board of Education at a regular monthly meeting in the Library building. Kramer leaves to take a Newark New Jersey post with higher pay. Cook may return as art instructor. Other routine reports were filed and local tuition issues discussed. In Oil City, nineteen Western PA and nearby oil companies merged into Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation, forming a single capital structure of about 900,000 shares with no new financing planned.
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Corry
Newark
N. J
Miss Wramer
Edith Cook
Miss Cook
Board of Education
J. W. Lambing
Treaster Lambing
CH. Geiger
FT. Westley
M. J. Blanden
Supt. Dewey
Oil City
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York
Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation
Inver Jocking
Quaker Site Oil Refining Company
Emmenton Refining Company
Emlenton
Ohio Valley Refining Company
St. Marys
W. Va
Independent Refining Company
McKean County Refining Company
Branford
James Berry Long Company
Chicago
Lohdoft
W Hwasburg
Hinterprise Oil Company
Buffalo
Sterling Ol Company
Quaker State Oil Refining Company
J. Crawford
Gailenton
Quaker State Corporation
Samuel Messer
James D. Berry
W. R. Reitz
H. H. Lowrie
B. B. Theobald
OW City
Hj, Crawford
J. 8. Hunter
Ementon
J. B. Flynn
Sistersville
P. J. Bayer
Erie
T. B. Gregory
Pittsburgh
Board Adjourns After Approving Bills During Return to City
The board adjourned after approving the bills, following his return to the city. The terse session closed once financial items were settled and routine motions concluded.
Chauta Program News Here and There
A fragmentary notice references a Chautauqua program at Norton Hall with an address for John W and Edward Ive, listing a Forty Minute AU B15 Tatter Stringing location and a Tuesday event. The text is garbled but indicates an upcoming program at a campus or hall with speakers and scheduling details.
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Pacific
John Wanging
Edward Ive
Norton Hall
Fragmented notice hints at local event or obituary
OCR reads unclear fragments referencing names and events. Possible personal notices involve individuals such as Mrs and Ji Sotrey with dates or actions not clearly captured. Further readable text needed to form a complete summary and proper headline.
Kerry T Leads The J Week In July Report
Kerry T leads the week in July with valued shorthand notes. John Sle ngling cites uncertain details in a fragmented local update.
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Suitay
Kerry T
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Los Angeles
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Rome
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the Treasury
Charles B. Brannigan
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Kansas
Defender
Celoron Park
Brannigan
Masonic Fraternity
Cleveland
Imperial Council
State College
Pennsylvania Potato Growers ® Association
Samuel F. Shull
Stroudsburg
Pike
Monroe
Alonzo T. Searle
Hornedale
Wayne County
Charles D. Copeland
Greensburg
Westmoreland County
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Rossiter and Hirt
Brie
George White
Ohio
Titusville
Wickwire
Colummbs
Iuchea
Columbus Township
Imperial Hotel
Uilding
West Main Street
First Avenue
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North Fast
Anes
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Soudan
Arabia
Sierra Leone
Liberia
China
Burma
Nepal
Frou Ravelas
R. J. Scott
Andruw Townson
Asis
Rushmore Mountain
Black Hills OF
S. Dakota
Sey
Pergons
Cyme Brew
Ero
Rexall Stores
Condra’s Pharmacy
Lovey
Teall Store
Quaker State OF Two Teachers Corp
BIG Oil
Alice Brandt
Evelyn Kramer
Ruth
St. Denis
Ted
Shawn
America
Lewishow
Miss St. Denis
Mr. Shawn
Ameri
New York Herald-Tribune
Norton Memorial Hall
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Ted Sha
Her Alte
Sotrey
Aah
Georgia
Ganvea
Terguse
John Slengling Sy
Clayer
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