Erie Expo Opens August Ninth With Fine Program
Erie Pa July 20 The Erie Exhibition, first of the summer season, opens Monday August 9 with a full program of free family entertainment inside the grounds. An afternoon and evening show includes trained animal acts and circus acts, free shows, and the George J. Doboyy Carnival. Harness races (Buffalo Road Drivers Club) up to 1050 purses, Lake Shore Championship Auto Races, and other events promise exciting sport for visitors from the region.
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Motorist Held Up by Red Bandits Near Harrisburg
Harrisburg July 30 state and county police today seek the two hooded bandits who yesterday held up and robbed CE Wolf on a rural road. Wolf stopped to aid a flagged-down car when a second assailant emerged from the bushes and pressed a gun to his side.
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Do You Know As Much As Your Cat
A vintage advertisement discusses cat vitality and herbal health, paralleling human well being with Old Mother Nature herbs. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic for energy and health, citing a Rockford reader testimonial and decades of use by women.
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Delta name used for land shaped by Nile flooding
The term delta originates from the Greek letter delta and describes a land area formed by the Nile floods. Historically the name described a specific tract shaped like the delta but is now used to denote any land that has been shaped by river deposits and seasonal changes.
Ninety Indicted in Poison Booze Probe
Federal grand jury returns ninety indictments tied to a Western New York poison liquor ring that distributed contraband alcohol across Detroit to the Atlantic seaboard. Bench warrants issued. August 19 set for further hearings as prosecutors pursue additional charges.
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Four Killed in Train Wreck in France
Four post office employees were killed and 12 injured when a mail train derailed near Le Sec, France, July 80. Officials attributed the accident to the engineer’s attempt to take a switch at high speed. No passengers were aboard.
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New York Central seeks large railroad lease expansion
The New York Central applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission to lease about 700 miles of rail lines, aiming to bind a vast system under capital stock control. It seeks permission to acquire the Big Four, Michigan Central, and Chicago Kalamazoo Saginaw lines, while the Big Four seeks control of the Cincinnati Northern and Evansville routes. Two people are injured in Salamanca as two autos collide near Gan dale, leaving five others citilan.
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Sherman Woman Observes 100th English Wreck Anniversary
In Sherman a twilight service at the Fink home honored Mrs Frankes Bennett Kenrick, widow of Henry Lyman Kenrick, on the 100th birthday anniversary with about 200 attendees from Sherman, Westfield, Jamestown, and nearby areas. The Rev Henry Clay Poand led the observance. Mrs Reidrick welcomed guests and the service was conducted on the porch. Meanwhile in London a Paris express train derailed injuring several. the locomotive left the track near Noite sac and Rosny, with at least three dead and many buried in the wreckage. Americans aboard were not confirmed.
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Poincare Wins Backing from Chamber of Deputies
Paris July 30 United Press report says Premier Poincare secured Chamber support to mediate action on financial projects. Deputies voted 850 to 201 to expedite measures, blocking rightists from amending Poincare’s plan. London July 40 The Commons extended emergency regulations for one month amid acute industrial unrest, approving time extension by 240 to 1081.
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Union Youth Hurt After Scaffold Fall
A Union youth, a boy named Davis aged over 14, fell about sixteen feet from a scaffold at a carpentry site run by Harold Cale on July av. He landed on the edge of a dented porch and struck his head. He was rushed home where three physicians treated him. injuries included multiple fractures to the left arm and a bone near the wrist in the right arm. The accident occurred as vehicles passed by the driveway, and the boy’s condition was reported as serious but stable with medical care ongoing.
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