Biggest Race Meet in History at Corry Track
Weather trends improve for Corry's racing week as participants and spectators arrive for the largest meet yet. Notables from Wollaville to Union City, plus fifty more horsemen, gather at Floral Hall for the event with high hopes that favorable conditions yield the finest program in years.
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Corry
Morgaridge
Association
Bull Whitett
Hie City
H. Mrakino
Wollaville
N. Yu Hd
McGrath Wid Sam Karing
Montesuma
Richmond
Floral Hatl
Ed. Hollenback
Lynabrook
Ning
Fred
Hany Brusey
Ero Agai
Albany
Ng Yu
Bruseys
Ong Woek
Tkeelreult
Quy ME. Jao
Union City
W. H. Mallow
Washington Court House
Maj
D. of L Take Miss Daley to Specialist
Morning events May Margaret Con Well represents the Daughters of Isabella Teft for Buffalo New York with Mrs J Daley and Miss Florence Daley. The group raised about two hundred dollars to take He ULt to specialists in Buffalo Ontario and other Canadian cities in hope of finding relief for her illness. The party will visit as a last resort. Continued on Page 2
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Margaret
Isabela Teft
Buffalo
N. Y
J. Daley
Florence Daley
Corry Young Twiy
D. of I
Butefala
Kiniston
Ont
Canadian Ours, Which Itin
Soul
Mayor Osborne Dead in Prague Consulate Death
Erie Pennsylvania July 21 Hon A B Osborne Erie attorney lecturer writer and former Corry mayor died this morning around three o clock at the American Consulate in Prague Austria Consul Belutin cabled the death notice to the city The cause given apoplexy with immediate medical attention by specialists at the consulate and brief messages from the consulate provided few details
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Erie
A. B. Osborne
Corry
Prague
Austria
Belituin
Emerian
Lestie
Captain Webb Dies After Tubercular Illness
Captain Webb longtime Company A commander and prominent fraternal member died this morning at Grand View Sanatorium near Oil City after a two year struggle with tuberculosis. He had recently returned from Silver City New Mexico then was moved to the sanatorium where his condition worsened. Mrs Webb and Major Wilcox were notified as arrangements were made for funeral services and immediate transfer of the remains to Gordy for burial in Richmond.
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MB. Weno
Company A
Focal Fraternities
Grand View Sanatorium
OM City
Cat
Lisa
Jong Fitness
Silver City
New Mexico
Oil City
Webb
Corry
Major Wilcox
Gorty
Wrath
Richmond Vai
Masked Men Enter Erie County Residence
Six miles south of Fairview two masked men forced entry into G. P. Howard’s home. They shot Frank Howard in the left shoulder and beat his father, bound and searched for valuables. The assailants fled after taking five watches and money, leaving both men seriously injured. Local effort to gather help followed. victims found by others in grave condition.
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Rl Va
G. P. Howard
Fairview
Frank Howard
P Howard
Bss
Erie
Rose
Uronay
Nasal
Niece of Corryite Killed In Auto Crash
A rumor of a fatal auto accident near Pittsfield proved false before details emerged of a crash involving Mrs. Sandburg and her party. Miss Simonson, 17, a niece of Mrs. Sandburg, died after a car swerved off a fifty foot embankment near Dugall. Samuel Peterson drove the car. Mrs. Peterson and the driver were injured. Police and a coroner investigated, and the remains were taken to a nearby farmhouse.
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Use City
W. M. Sandburg
Pittsfield
Simonson
Miss Smobson
Petervon
Petérvon
Wong
Peterson
Sandburg
Wyn City
Simon P. Simonson
Waxton
City
Pennsylvania Train Vandal Suspect Detained After Arrest
A suspect James Chambers from Corry was picked up Saturday night after a caboose window was broken near Cole. Pennsylvania authorities investigated and tentatively charged Chambers, who denied knowledge of the act, with the offense. Officer Caldwell transported the suspect to Warren for formal questioning.
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James Chambers
Cole
Pennsylvania
Polly
Suypleson
Chamers
Railroads Concede and Strike Peril Now Past
New York July 21 The Federal Board of Mediation reports that railway managers have agreed to arbitrate their eight grievances with workers alongside the wage increase claim of twenty percent. Managers also plan to bring in their demands against employees before a future arbitration board after a thirty day notice.
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United Arreas
New York
Federal Board of Mediation
Oflowliy & Ua
Concade
Fastern
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