Drought Brings Billion Loss and Death Toll Rise
Droughts across the civilized world trigger crop ruin and a US death toll near 160. Unofficial US damages exceed 1 billion dollars as heat and drought threaten food supplies. Government buys cattle. Hopkins to discuss relief. forecasts warn of price rises and uneven rainfall. An arts event and a local missing child case are also noted.
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New Assessor Begins Work in Erie
Erie June 4 Andrew J Sterrett sworn in as city assessor succeeding Harry A Holmes discharged. Sterrett former secretary of the Malleable Iron Co earns 2880 dollars annually and will learn the routine before setting a full year’s assessment. Witnesses included Mayor James Rossiter and City Sealer Harry B Ordway.
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Death Claims Erie Mortician of Lisbel Funeral Home
The Erie community mourns Tori Joseph, a prominent mortician and singer, who died Saturday night from a heart attack at his North West 20th Street home. Authorities suspect heat may have triggered the collapse. he had a prior similar episode four years ago. Owner of Lisbel Funeral Home at 2902 Sassafras Street, Liddel had worked as a mortician for nearly five years.
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Parish hall meeting calls for Lillian Guild attendance
A brief business session is announced for Tuesday evening at 7:45 in the Parish hall. All committees should report and funds be returned in preparation for the summer vacation. Plans will be made for the Golden Rule dinner.
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28th Division Veterans to Meet at Erie
Erie expects 7000 members of the 28th Division at its star convention of the American Legion in mid August. Armory at 6th and Pursue will be headquarters. 1200 rooms and 2400 disks secured for Pennsylvania veterans. Gerardohn Henkel of Pittsburgh will attend and address the gathering. A downtown canteen, entertainment, and hats and armbands for society members will be provided. A drive to fund the education program is sponsored by the Ice County post at Blakes-on-the-Lake Friday night June 22. James Lonergan leads plans for the dance and events.
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San Cura Ointment Promises Pile Cure and Refund
A reader from Montebello California touts San Cura Ointment and Soap as a miraculous pile remedy after spending on other treatments. He cites personal cure and a money back guarantee, with testimonials from Maywood and Pleasantville.
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Hookless Loser in Court Decision in Pittsburgh
A federal judge in Pittsburgh ruled against Hookless Fastener Company in four patent infringement suits. The Lion Fastener Inc was found not to infringe on Gideon Sundbacher's invention, with Hookless ordered to pay the costs.
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Kane Man Loses Both Legs Under Train
Herbert Enis of 100 Hemlock Avenue Lane was fatally injured when struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train a mile north of Mount Jewett. Both legs were severed above the knees and he suffered severe cuts. He was conscious at Community Hospital at 11:45 Saturday morning and died shortly after. Enis, a worker at Allegheny Glass, was married last year to Miss Helar Amberson. his sister Roselyn Ennis graduated from Mt Jewett High School. The accident details were not immediately learned.
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Hold Two Youths in Car Thefts
Jamestown police report two youths with Buffalo addresses held after suspects tied to thefts of two automobiles in Jamestown and Mayville. Warren Smith, 17, and William Kihl, 17, both of Buffalo, sentenced to fourteen days each for petit larceny by Justice David H. Stanton. The case involves a light sedan owned by the Board of Public Utilities and assigned to chief electrician John M. Smeilberg.
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