W. W. Strasler Dies After Months of Ill Health
W W Strasler 63 of 424 North Center died Wednesday evening from anaemia and valvular heart trouble after months of ill health. Survived by wife Julia Faith Strasler and younger son Frank of Pittsburgh. Former Corty dry goods dealer and traveling salesman. member of Real TT C T and Owls. Funeral Friday at 1 to be followed by burial at Tailfaus.
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W. W. Strasler
North Center
Strasier
Julia Faith Strasier
Frank 4
Pittsburgh
Corty
Real
TT C.T
The
Owls
Punera
Tailfaus
Local theft report: lads steal washing from Steen home
Sunday evening two youths allegedly carried off a basket of laundry left on the Steen stairway on Main Street. A housewife saw the act and mistook the culprits for regular washing service workers. No trace of the stolen goods has been found as of today.
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Steen
Main Street
Corry Newsies to Ride Trains for Union News Company
Nathan of the Union News Company will send two Corry lads as regular newsies on trains 1 and 42 and 26 and 25. The lads will be selling agents for Mr Nathan's stand in this city, the first time the local branch has representation on the trains. Don al Nantes will ride cars 41 and 44 making the run between this city and Youngstown.
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Nathan
Union News Company
Corry
Hiefe
Don
Nantes
Youngstown
How Much Would You Take for Your Eyes
A distressed appeal urges care for eyes and proper glasses, warning against waste. Dr Padoll, optometrist and oculist, invites exposure to a tong experience and glasses at his office in the Sinnition building, Corry.
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Padoll
Corry
Corry Woman Burned When Lamp Explodes at East Branch
Early today Mrs. Ousro Nichols of Marion street nearly fatally burned when her dress sleeve caught fire warming milk at her parents’ farm home three miles east of East Branch. The lamp exploded causing flames in the room. Mrs. Nichols removed burning clothing and was treated by Dr. Bennett before being sent to Corry hospital.
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Bennett
Wis
Nichols
Corry Hospital
Opened for Cities to Reject Clark Third Class City Bill
United Press reports that delaying action on the Snyder Home bill allows third class cities to opt out of the Clark commission government measure now pending final approval. The Senate restored Panama Exhibit funds to 450000, while hospital appropriations were returned to original levels. Governor Tener said he would not support the W and J college appropriation, citing political motives and letters from college heads.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Snyder
House
Clark Commission
Senate
Pennsylvania
Hieir
Prine
Tener
Nissis
Weston at Columbus Walks In For A Night In Town
The famous pedestrian Weston arrived in Columbus at three this afternoon with his manager and daughter and will rest for several hours before leaving for Corry at eight thirty this evening. The party will remain overnight at the Phoenix Hotel and a large crowd is expected at Library Theater to hear his celebrated lecture.
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Weston
Columbus
Library Theater
Payson
Boes
Corry
Weston Resuwa
Barker Farm
Nicbs
Phoenix Hotel
Stone Denies Press Association Charges as False
Unitec by Washington reports Stone, general manager of the Unspeliled Press, testified before the Bennie lobby probes that he had been pressured by C. C. Hamlin, chairman of the beet sugar growers association, to discredit an Associated Press dispatch. He explained the Chicago meeting reports were briefed to counter claims of the association's secret involvement and noted his reply that the piece reflected general news on the high cost of living.
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Unitec
Washington
Jie
Melville Stone
Bennie Lobby
C. C. Hamlin
Beet Sugar Growers Association
Associated
Myearests
Stone
Hamlin
Chicago
Impeachment of Two State Judges Begun This Morning
A legislative commission in Uniontown Pa began receiving evidence in the impeachment cases against Judges Robert B Umbel and J Q Van Swearingen. A late afternoon trial session drew a large crowd from the surrounding area and a record courtroom attendance was anticipated.
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Unitea Press
Uniontown
Legislative Commission
Robert B. Umbel
J. Q. van Swearingen
Man Fatally Hurt by Race Horse at Ascot Derby
A male adherent of militants, unnamed, attempted to halt the race by waving a flag and brandishing a revolver as the Derby favorite belonging to August Belmont thundered down the stretch. The horse trampled him, and a companion drew a revolver to hold the crowd at bay while chaos ensued.
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United Press
London
Aliss Davidson
Ascot Heath
August Belmont
Escape Ends with Fanatic Left Injured on Track
The group escaped after the incident, leaving the injured fanatic lying on the race track. No further details are provided about injuries or motives.
Funeral of Mrs Husted at St Thomas Church
Yesterday morning a Solemn High Requiem for Mrs Marguerite Husted was held at St Thomas Church with Father Tracy officiating assisted by Father Diamond of Warren and Father Kuntz of St Elizabeth's. Interment followed at St Thomas Cemetery. pallbearers were six of the deceased’s nephews.
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Ofelock
St. Thomas Church
Marguerite Husted
Father Tracy
Pather Diamond
Warren
Father Kuntz
St. Hlizabeth
Father Diamond
St. Thomas Cemetary
House and Roof Painting Offer by Geory Miler
Miles advertises house painting and roof painting services by Geory Miler at 408 E. Wayne St. Bell phone 270-1. Contact for bids and completion details.
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Miles
Geory
E. Wayne
Bell Phone
Blaze on First Avenue damages wooden building
Fire crews responded to a small blaze on First Avenue near the rear of an old wooden building. The structure housed Myly Mex songé and recently occupied by Wi Spehoor's wet market. One engine tackled the fire, preventing spread toward Mond's grocery as smoke limited bystanders.
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First Avenue
Myly Mex Songé
Wi. Spehoor
Mond’s
Another Yard Engine Arrives for Corry Yard
Last evening another yard engine arrived from Olt City to assist the present crew in handling heavy work at Corry yards. The new yardmaster Mr. Axtell of Olt City took charge this week and will have both engines on duty until the current heavy business is cleared. It is reported the second engine will be assigned to the P. S. R. work trains near the city, ensuring yard service when needed.
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City
Corry
Axtell
Olt City
P. St. R
Police help leads to arrest in Buffalo Jamestown case
After a tip, officers from Buffalo and Jamestown located the couple. The information enabled police to act, resulting in the couple’s arrest and removal from the scene. No further details available in the readable text.
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Buffalo
Jamestown
CAPT SMITH DENIES HILL TIES TO SALVATION ARMY
Captain Smith of the Salvation Army told the Journal he wished the public to know he did not ally with a local group claiming salvation Army ties. The report also notes arrests in Jamestown tied to a series of robberies and mentions free coffee and cakes at West's grocery all day Saturday.
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Salvation Army
Capt Smith
Jamestown
West
Smith
Wilkinson Hagerich Ties Quiet Parish Union at St Pauls
A small family gathering at St Pauls Fatheran Church last evening united Mike Gertrude Hagerich and Charles Wilkinson in marriage. Both are St Pauls members with the bride having long served as secretary of the church wax arts and the groom now employed in Toledo where they plan to reside.
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Wilkinson-Hagerich
St. Paul's Tatheran Church
Mike Gertrude Hagerich
Charles Wilkinson
St. Paul's Church
Winkins
Toledo 3
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