Lyons Held in Buffalo Jail for Postal Money Order Forgery
Arthur Lyons, a Warren County resident and Republican figure, was arrested in Buffalo after allegedly attempting to cash postal money orders and confessing to forging orders. Investigators say he supplied blank money orders and cashed multiple for sums up to $9070 while implicating accomplices in a larger scheme.
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Lyons
Buffalo
Cludhig
Post
Oneiat Uf
Everud
Arthur Lyone
Corey Citizty
Xijmuetonics
Yolloiwliyy
Infonuatios
Feony Huthaly
Lxons-Iyid
Harish Kl
Wali
Batata
Mieselle
Vurry
Artis
Erie
Hoyt
Olligers
Ign
Maleling
Phesek
Canvarsatione Sebich
Terry Allie Lydas Tyreseage
Ee Cwas
Weslevaalte
Wdedire
Republear
Jonny Buna
Lunn
Munperty
Nik
Vgnor
Evaral
Hart
Elgin
Charee
Otore
Claim Attempt to Intimidate Judge Caverly
A court report details an alleged intimidation attempt toward Judge Caverly. The proceedings involve counsel for the Youthful Chicago Slayers and reference a so called Friendly Judge in connection with the case.
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Caverly
Chicago
Yarrow claims story is pure fabrication
A chaotic court room report alleges fabrications by a state witness in a sensational trial. The transcript hints at disputed testimonies, defense claims of perjury, and a controversial verdict process amid media scrutiny.
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Yarrow
Payer
Irti
Wihahoodia
Arie
Robers
Colt Erantiinis
Laupisle
Dartuiy
Wey
Oetiane
Allenemark
Fortland
Iit
Gortland
Swindle Similar to Corry Case Nets Ridgway Man
An attempted confidence game fleeced Vincent Pornall of Ridgway, who lost his life savings to two strangers and a third man. The trio lured him with a house purchase ruse, withdrew his funds from Ridgway National Bank, and fled with about 8,000 dollars plus 700 more later.
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Vincent Pornall
Ridgwas
Ool Hus
Aabings
Pules
Pornall
Uley
Tharselay
Borenil
Uwiefe
Tim
Pornail
Placi
John A. Laurie Dies After Illness in City Home
John A. Laurie died Friday after a three week illness at his daughter’s East Wayne home. He leaves a daughter, two brothers George Laurie of Orchard Park and Frank Laurie, a sister Mary Laurie, a granddaughter Dorothy Way, all of this city. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 8 at Easy Wyre Street home with Rev Redinger officiating. Burial follows in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Joly
Mi AL. Way
East
Wayne Weer
George Laurie
Orchard Park
Prank Laurie
Mise
Mary Laurie
Mike Dorothy Way
Finnezilterschee
Easy Wyre Street
Su Hay
Rey
Mr. Redinger
Pine Grove
Cory Guardsmen Return Home From Camp
Members of Company A Barry National Guard unit resirmed to the city this morning after two sickened inphi-ne at Mount Gratia. An special carrging the Cory guardsmen and members of the Erie battalion arrived in the city just before noon.
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Barry National Guard
Mount Gratia
Cory
Uie Erie
Noni
Selection of Wolff Farm for Tuberculosis Hospital Site
Desmond of the ward supports Wolff farm near Erie for the new tuberculosis hospital citing central location at Glenwood Heights and access to water. Arguments note benefits over the almshouse site in Marri gburg and mention investors and bonds tied to county plans and the London reparations conference.
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J. J. Desmond
Glenwood
JJ. Desmond
Thy Arts
Todye
Witt Farm
Desmont Cee
Eris
Fae Rowan
Ul Te Weill Farhy Praerty
Populaton Atche County
Glenwood Heights
Shedlinshowe
Erie
Desmond
Desmopsl
Marrigburg
Misia
United Press
New York
Sevun
Peumpthy
Thorities
Po Mort
Prived
England
Miynewasin
Tertidyin
Statewyn
Lindon
CLYMER YOUTH HURT FALLING FROM LADDER
Clinton Mink is confined to Corry hospital with two fractured wrists and a broken finger after a ladder fall at Glymer yesterday afternoon. Doctors at J Kibler clinic report steady progress as Gravink and son prepare repairs to a hay track where he was thrown to the ground from about ten feet.
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Clinton Mink
Th Corry
Ant
Glymer
J. Kibler
Urik Sis
Henry Gravink
Iyimier
Gravink
Feme
Priest Dies in Erie Parish Shooting after Mass
July 28 near St Paul's Carhuhi church a priest and guard were killed during a mass. Police report a clash with locals amid tensions over a church official's removal as more than 2000 residents gathered outside the church.
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Ierie
Potire Rola
Luis Mario
St. Paul's Carhuhi
Daria
Tunlian
Mather Varnoth
Chirel
Italian Globe Flier Lost Rome to Paris
An Italian Globe flier is reported lost traveling from Rome to Paris according to United Press. The note outlines missing passenger details and flight route.
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Italian Globe Flier
Rome
Paris
United Press
Harmony Quartet Delights Corry Radio Listeners Tonight
Corry residents enjoyed a splendid concert broadcast from West Irvine Street by the Harmony Quartet. Harold Dietzel Clifford Jourdet and Ware Ian Thomas performed pieces including Mammy Lullaby Hackensack Mississippi Ripples and Schubert Serenade. Storer will air two programs tomorrow at 3:30 and 7:30 p.m.
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Corry Radio
Corry Richy
Iarmens
Harold Dietzel
Clifford Jourdet
Ware Ian Thomas
Loni Stover
West Irving Street
Hackensack
Harbid Dietzel
Mother Machtee
Dressmlas
Leo Conk
Mississippi
Jourdet
Miss Gorty
Storer
Tormrrow
Coolidge rebukes pacifists over war prep protests
President Coolidge flatly condemns pacifist groups opposing preparedness and interfering with the planned "Delete Day" demonstration on September 12. A letter from Frederick J. Libby of the National Council for Prevention of Wars cites opposition to the tenth anniversary of the WWI armistice amid criticism of militaristic rhetoric.
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United Press Washington
Coolidge
Tadae
Fine Playground Results Highlight School Wins
Washington school pupils staged display at Barlow Thirdwire window after playground events. Local games saw Washington boys beat Totenk 30 to 10 and Main Street Husk 10 to 1, with other matches noted as strong showings.
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Washington Schhool
Barlow Hirdwire
Anbilg
Washington School
Toten
Yainy View Ft
Husk
Corry Union Highway Concrete Paving Underway
Reports indicate concrete pouring on the Corry Union Highway as ongoing road work progresses this week. Officials warn motorists to expect delays while crews complete the surface treatment and related paving tasks.
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Corry Union Highway
Death of well known citizen E C Amidon
Funeral services announced for E C Amidon a well known local figure and longtime leader in the Corey plant community. Survived by wife Mrs Alice Amidon of Cleveland, sons David and others, sisters and a brother, with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery after Monday afternoon service.
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Tayore Curtis Sui
Bern Tiyall
Anifin
Kerk
Corey
Amidon
Wits
David Amidon
Alchair
Cleveland
Dane Mie DeWity
Jacksonb
Esse
Yuri
Bibie Heplius
Pangid Aimidon
Citales Amidon
P R R Outing At Chautauqua
A group of railroad employees boarded a special train at West Washington Street Crossing for a Purposes outing to Chautauqua. The train, coming from Pittsburgh, carried about five hundred “pie pickers” and made several stops along the line. The event included arrangements for the Ways and a noted arrival time in the city around 11 o clock.
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Peyussivyinin Sailroad
Vir Tainties
Washongigin Street
Jun Valerane
Jemis Point
Pittsbwtsh
Ten Die In Blast At Gates Mine
A mine explosion at Gates mine in Pennsylvania on February 28 1929 left ten workers dead. The United Press report notes the blast occurred at the gates mine near Emly Cal and a number of miners were injured. Investigators said the cause was believed accidental and the full death toll from the event could rise.
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United Presa Gates
Slute Bureau of Vines
Anaklne Aly
Ile Gales
Davis Works On Speech Of Acceptance In Dark War
Maine candidate Davis travels toward New York and Clarkshire for August 8 11 events as he nears final speech edits. Paliover of the New York World reports progress on the draft amid campaign notes. The Darke Isle links championship match ends in a draw after restrictions prevent a winner.
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Davis
United Press
Joseph Paliover
Opt
Newark World
Stanrard Bearer
JOM
Bill Nye
Wil Ihend
Bodyguard
Prine Te Poli
Sherman Firemen's Day Exhibits Win First Honors
The Clymer fire department took first honors with their exhibit at Sherman Firemen's Day. Miss Eli Durand of Jamestown received praise for a splendid showing. The event drew many visitors for a big dance and entertainment that evening.
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Sherman
Clymer
Eli Durand
Jamestow
Jessy
Sarahfa
Hunt Band of Gypsies Rob East Branch Man
Police sought a gypsy band after a East Branch resident reported a theft of about 40 dollars. The suspects fled toward Spartansburg and were not located as details emerged from East Branch authorities.
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Hunt
Band OF Gypsies
Rob
Spartansburg
Chautauqua Guarantors Hold Meeting On Program Details
Guarantors met at the Municipal Building to review the Chautauqua program. Tickets priced 230 and 100 were set for adults, with children's admission at 1.00, and ticket sales begin Monday morning.
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Angwel
Miehathey
Jeyser
Raiskel
Muscallonge Big Musky Captured at Findley Lake
John Decker landed a large musky at Findley Lake yesterday, reported as bigger than a prior catch by Sam Sweet. The fish weighed about 19 pounds and measured around 41 inches.
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John Decker
Findley Lake
Sam Sweet Warrior
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Clinton Duink
Corry Hospital
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Allied Crisis
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Yas
E.c.amidon
Corty
Howare Company
P.R.R
Chautauqua
Rob Eddy
Sresid
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