Councilman Brown Clarifies Vote On Corry Power Franchise
Fourth ward councilman C F Brown told the Journal he wants to set the record straight about his vote on the Corry Power Co franchise. He says he did not intend to kill the bill and thought Weight’s motion only concerned selling the bill to members. He denies opposition to granting the franchise.
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C. F. Brown
Fourth Ward
Effics Today
Corry Power Co
Weight
Éily Sell- Stor
Brown
Secretaries Organize Fair Associations Traverse Region
Yesterday in Conneaut Lake a meeting of fair association secretaries formed a unified organization led by Charles T Tyers. They plan to coordinate livestock entries for rains and horse races across fairs in coming weeks, starting at Conneaut Lake and moving to other towns to boost exhibitor turnout and entries.
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Asioclationa
Charles T. Tyers
Wick Connyalu Lake
Stoke
Nails scattered on First and West Washington streets
Walter Merrick reported a large quantity of roofing nails on the street at First Avenue and West Washington Street in the Box Mesa area. Investigation finds a homeowner with a grudge against automobiles may have distributed them. Efforts will pursue the guilty party to solve this matter.
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Walter Merrick
Firat Avenue
Washington Street
For Sale and Rent Items At Buffalo Cafe
For sale a bedstead a steralgn dining table and chairs one small refrigerator. For rent by the west tur lubedrome at Buffalo Cafe located 12 East Main St. price £ 015.
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West Tur Lubedrome
Buffalo Cafe
East Main St
Two Murderers to Be Tried in Bradford Court
Criminal court proceedings opened yesterday at 2 PM before Judge Benton. Rosario Gignotti and Jan Zar fino are slated for trial, with Gignotti first for shooting Grace Bigler and Anthony Kohnen. Lawyer Tf Wilko represents the Commonwealth, Nash and Melvin of Bradford defend Zuttino, charged in a separate Clermont incident.
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Cour
Camp 16 State Police Disbanded
At a royal camp meeting on Monday evening the State Police camp voted to disband due to lack of interest. The sixteen year old group once had seventy members but recent attendances fell short for routine business. Former members are told to return badges and receive refunds from camp officers.
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Royal Camp of State Police
Lerestler
E D Ludwig laid to rest in Erie tribute
The funeral of Hm manuel D Ludwig who died suddenly last Saturday night was held yesterday afternoon at 2 40 from the family residence on East Seventh Street. Rev Dr George Bailey paid tribute to Ludwig editors of The Good Samaritan an Odd Fellows publication. Pall bearers included Mayor William J Stern Isador Sobel Turner Shacklot James Hay Roger Mac Donough and James Dickey. Interment was in Brie cemetery where Odd Fellows held ritualistic services.
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Eric. Jung
Hmmanuel D. Ludwig
East Seventh Street
George Bailey
Ludwig
Erie
Pennsylvania
the Good Samaritan
Wiliam J. Stern
Isador Sobel
Turner W. Shacklot
James Hay
Rodger MacDonough
James Dickey
Brie
Odd Fellows
Notice for Gwis and Joiners Meeting at Thairsday Wall
All Gwis and those who intend to join the order are requested to meet in Splesman's Wall First Avenue Thursday Intendiiy. By order of thy President.
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Splesman's Wall First Avenue
Thairsday
Hearing in Sibley case stalls day with class day program
The Sibley conspiracy indictment faced a lengthy session as defense counsel challenged the charges while the daylong courtroom proceedings delayed with motions and witness testimony. That night, the school held a lively class day program in the auditorium featuring senior talent, a Mr Bob skit, and a nostalgic class song to mark graduation.
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W. M. Laindaoy
Tayine
Charles D. Grandall
Geo
B. Minu
Dayht M. Howard
Sibley
Josaph CG. Sibley
Congress
T Lindsey
Anil
Hamiston
Thompson
Venango County
Hinckley
Lindseys
Bob
Doven Soniors
Rarah Breane
Elase Wong
Sophia
Hays
Sue Railroad For Fire Damage In Union City
Standard Chair Company of Tinton City sues the Erie Railroad at Erie common pleas court for large damages. Plaintiffs claim railroad employees blocked a grade crossing near Union City station, preventing firefighters and workers from reaching the burning plant three years ago, causing near total loss and extensive finished product. Insurance firms settled their policies but now back the chair company in this action.
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Union City
Common Pleas
Erie
Standard Chair Company
Tinton City
Tewtonia
Erie Railroad Company
Limis
Oore
Fremen
Jella
Local Plant Sale Listings Include Varieties and Vendors
A readable list shows tomatoes celery cabbage peppers and flowers like pansies sweet alyssum and petunias offered near 1 OW Th Rowe 6758 Wayne St Abe. The items include table top plantings and vine displays from a neighborhood vendor.
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Wayne St. Abe
Three Youths Plead Guilty In Burglary Case
Three youths from McClintockville, Jacob Bivnt Edward Wad Henry Kilndyelter, pleaded guilty to burglary and related charges after being arraigned by Alder man McCready. Constable Raynor, who captured them, presented the information. They were remanded to the next term of court for further action.
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Ol CU
Jacob Bivnt
Edward ‘Wad
Henry Kilndyelter
McClintockville Schoolkoura
Fife
Alderman McCready
Robert Raynor
Wehool Board of Corn
Raynor
Franklin
Piles Cured In Six to Fourteen Days Promise
A druggist offers a money refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure hemorrhoids within six to fourteen days. The ad promises relief from itching burning and bleeding with a topical treatment.
Library Notice After Jana Open Only Monday and Friday
Pablo Library will be open only on Monday and Friday evenings after Jana. Sue Williams Libreria.
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Jana
Pablo
Sue Williams
Libreria
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Chicago
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Joe Zaftino
Bradford
Camp 16
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Ciizens
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Crom
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Ghorus
Sopha
Dear Old High
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Deatherin Bistonasy
Ruth Carpenter
Close Will
Hermie Shanahan
Slass Piny
Mr, Bob
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Piny
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Harl Peilige
Robt. Brown
Kincaid & Kincaid
Lee Wood
Jehking
Miss Rebucca
Princes Woatley
Kathrine Rogers
Melvan Albee
Marlon Tiyant
Katherine
Alta Young Palty
Sis Rebecca
Mala
Jess Allen
Sue
Union City Chair Co
Erie R. R
Singer Factory
R. E. Palmer CO
Emat Moin St
Taylor
Compan New Crick Warehouse
East Pleasant St
Corry, Pa
McClintock School
Africa
BVD
Sam[Jacobson & Company
ONE Price Clothiers
Stein-Bloch Clothes
Cairo
Sahara
Tribuktu
Java
Chin
Domentis
Barlow Hardware Co
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