Dog Poisoner Still Active in Community
Tl. M. Greene of E Wayne Street mourns the loss of his fox terrier Rex after poisoning Sunday. Dr. Greenfield tried to save the pet but the poison proved fatal. The incident highlights how canines at large cause trouble while condemning the cowardly act of poisoning. Community calls for identifying and punishing the culprit.
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D. M. Greene
E. Wayne Street
Res
Tl. M. Greene
Dr. Greenfield
Rex
Mra. Greene
Shaw
New Fire Alarm Boxes Installed Citywide
Chief Stafford of the Corey Biya Departmen oversees installation of three new Gamewall fire alarm boxes at Maple Ave Washington St Second Ave and Hoa Wat Street. Boxes bypass central office sending calls directly to the Fire Basis. Lightning damaged gongs replaced. system improvements continue citywide.
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Stafford
Corey Biya
Maple Ave
Washington Street
Valiey
West Smith
Drive Streats
Stubie Hviish Block Company
Second Avynie
Hoa Wat Street
Fyervons
Bauuiday
Erie's $600000 Hotel Assured
June 5 report from Erie notes plans for a $400,000 hotel block at the northeast corner of Tenth and Peach streets. United Motels and United Hotels back a 30-year operation with Henry Shenk Co handling the building contract.
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ERI
Erie Tools
Mion
Astorn
United Motels Company
Oightatory
Tenth and
Peach Sttets
Fntan
Isatories
St James Hotel theft leads to petty larceny charge
In an afternoon proceeding Chlet Stevens and Mr Wight of the St James Hotel testified against local youths believed to have entered the St James and stolen a case of beer. The court decided not to pursue a heavier charge due to the youths’ age and lack of intent to impose a severe penalty.
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Chlet Stevens
Mr. Wight
St James Hotel
Truestell
St. James
Tiwae
Ophthalmic practice advertises eye relief and fitted glasses
A handwritten public notice from a Corry area advertiser promotes an eye care business near St James Hotel at 1946 North Center Street Niles Room. It claims hundreds of customers suffered headaches nervousness and eye pain found relief after precise, modern eye examinations with up-to-date instruments, urging others to seek properly fitted glasses to protect eyes and overall health.
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St. Jumes
North Center Street
Niles Room
Ried Hino
Njevin
Crescents Lose to Youngsville in Rough Contest
The Crescents traveled to Youngsville Saturday and were heavily defeated by a larger, heavier opponent. The Youngsville team dominated play, with their pitcher standing up well in a tough position. Despite the Crescenta being a strong, well organized club, the local squad could not match the rival’s power, as Youngsville won 12 to 0, with suggestions they could have expanded the margin if desired.
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Crescents
Yourngeville
Youngayne
de Milich Oy
Corry
Troy
Erie County to Host Third Annual Horse and Pony Show
Final plans for the Erie County horse and pony show were approved at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. Secretary J B Bryce announced 300 to 400 horses are expected for the parade despite auto traffic. He contrasted with Philadelphia and Baltimore, claiming they have larger shows, and predicted a strong local turnout next Saturday June 10.
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Erie County
Chamber of Commerce
Cp. J. B. Bryce
Tian
Dr Bryce
Philadel
Philadel Phia
Baltimore
Seth
Left Handed Reprimand From Erie Mayor to Police Chief
On Saturday Mayor M. Llevet published a letter to Chief Edward Wagoner reprimanding him for unshutting Hult for F Phelps of the Times. The Mayor warned that if the person were anyone other than Mr Phelps he would have discharged the chief, lecturing on duties and the dignity of public office while noting critics must be endured.
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Erie
Jive
Mr. Phelps
Corry People Hear Sunday Evangalist Meeting Crowds
Large turnout from Corry traveled to Erie Sunday to hear Rev Hilly Sunday at Use Tabernacle. Enthusiasm ran high as crowd packed both services with hundreds standing outside. Arrangements planned for a special train from Corry to Erie next Sunday. A possible additional train may run Wednesday evening. Interest grows in the evangelist’s novel and much-discussed meetings.
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Corry
Erie
Hilly
Erle
Mie
City Treasurer's Sale of Lots Reported at Tax Auction
City treasurer sale of lots held at William Poytlethwatt's office before noon. All advertised properties disposed of. bids covered taxes and costs. Lot 1 in Third Ward sold to E M Love for 25 dollars. Lot 2 in Fourth Ward sold to H W Heath for 30 dollars. Spring Street lot sold to P H Maloney for 471 dollars.
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William Poytlethwatt
Third Ward
E. M. Love
Fourth Ward
H W. Heath
Bpring Street
P. H. Maloney
Degraded man found naked in Erie incident details
A disoriented man, later identified as Thornton Spitzer, was found wandering naked near Erie. He claimed to seek his brother A E Spitzer in Leving New York. Police and transit workers assisted, and citizens recovered his clothing along the road. He appeared starved and unable to recall when he last ate or how long he had wandered.
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Erie
Temporaily
Thornton Spitzer Wis
Connenut
Jf Ravtion Company
Worning
Nakat
Jy Richardson
State Police
Wy Frélicht
Chis
Mink
Hicks
Nik Maile
Spitzer
Howe
Leving
N.Y
A. E. Sritzer
Girard
Charike
Hiw
Dr. Lyons
Pate View
Spillen
Snitier
Mboity
Baccalaureate Sermon Marks Glas 1911 Event
Rev OH Wallace of the Baptist Church delivered the Baccalaureate sermon at the Glas High School Auditorium before a large audience. The service featured a male quartet by George and Warren Thomas Archie Goldfinch and Charles Monfoo, with three key points on service, cooperation, and opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OH. Wallace
Baplist Church
Elon
Otter Corry
Ervings
George
Warren Thomas
Archie Goldfinch
Charles Mon Foo
Wallace
Pant
Meyer
Warren County Court Opens for Toby Andrus Murder Trial
Warren County Criminal Court opens with full attendance as jurors and lawyers prepare for the murder trial of Toby Andrus in the Emile Amann case. Officials indicate a special panel may be needed. model jurors were expected but not yet reported.
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Warren
Toby Andrus
Emile Amann
Ther Andrewn
Sinted
Teytrf
Yemiea
Talasmen
Agatnet
Ground broken for Elks' home
Ground was broken this morning for the Elks lodge building on North Center Street. Thomas Brothers with McMiroy & Company are the contractors. Excavation to begin immediately and brick work to follow. Plans for the fine lodge home have already been prepared, promising one of the nicest houses in the state on Coryn Dringspal business street.
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Center Street
Thomas Brothers
McMiroy & Company
Corry Lodge
Cory'n Dringspal Businend
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D. Padoll
R. Hyo
Youngsville
Liebel
O. H. Wallace
Warren County Criminal Court
Andrews
ELKS
Jacobson
Sam Jacobson &Co
One Price Clothiers
Japalac
Garret J. M. Sherly
Cormay
C. R. Rogers & Co., Inc. Engineers & Contractors
The
Barlow Hardware Co
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