Aviator Earl Sandt Near Death From Lockjaw
Brie, Pa June 21 Special train races to Grove City hospital with anti-toxin to save aviator Earl Sandt who was injured June 12 in a biplane wreck. Though bones set, tetanus signs emerged, risking infection. doctors feared internal damage but hoped toxin would delay death for up to sixteen hours.
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Brie
Death
Bari Sandt
Grove City Hospital
Tiny
Waller Sandt
Sandt
J. Hy Montgomery
MMS
Grove City
Pinnee
Hope
Bande
Stadt
Lo Hecamp
Special Train for Gettysburg Excursion from Warren
Warren Pa June 20 Many Old soldiers and friends plan to attend the Gettysburg centennial. Pennsylvania Railroad runs a daylight special June 29 via Wilkes Barre Harrisburg Philadelphia Reading to reach Gettysburg by June 28. Train departs Warren at dawn, stops at major stations, arrives Emporium 12 47 PM with on board sandwiches and coffee. Harrisburg arrival 1 46 PM, forty five minute supper stop, departs 8 20 PM toward Gettysburg arriving 3 10 PM.
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Warren
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Wde Famsport
Hurriaburg
Phlladelpha
Reading
Uty
Be Kota
Emporium
Harrisburg
Trai
Philadelphia & Heading
Slayer of Grant In Bad Shape At Western Penitentiary
June 20 Erle county news reports that Tenry Vesper, convicted murderer of Detective Sergeant Jack Groot, is in serious condition at the Western penitentiary. A hospital operation is planned as Vesper and fellow inmate Rigone Tallinny, also convicted of murder, are both described as gravely ill.
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4Rle
Tenry Vesper
Jack Groot
Western Penitentiary
Ife Moomy
Pittsburg
Morganai
Sterlit
Junuire
Vesper
Fon Erle
Tiny
Tallinny
Erie County
Het
Hosittat
Free Coffee Saturday At West’s Grocery
Free coffee and cake will be served all day Saturday at West’s Grocery. Local shoppers are invited to enjoy refreshments and browse specials during the event.
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West
Senate Upholds President Tariff Principles In New Bill
Washington July 22 The Senate committee rewrites of Wood tariff bill favor the president keeping free sugar and meat for life essentials while removing taxes on foods. It lowers duties on bananas and brandy reforms and shifts some taxes to raise about seven million dollars yearly. The measure, as revised, moves toward reducing tariff burdens on monopolies and favoring anti monopoly aims, with further action expected in the Senate.
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Washington
Senate
Nahy
Prealdaet Wilson
Meath
Norea
Fireman Killed On P and E Near Emporium
Kane Pa June 20 Fireman John N Fener aged 24 was killed when a through freight on the Renovo division of the Pennsylvania struck a bridge at Cameron just east of Emporium He was leaning from the gangway between the tender and the engine when he was struck and fell into the trackside embankment He died before aid reached him The body was taken to Emporium for burial and he left a mother and sister in Renovo He had only two weeks on fire duty after two years as a bar inspector in Renovo yards
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Kane
John N. Fener
Pennsylvania
Cameron
KIA Sro
Nin
Emporum
Renovo
Severe Storm Damages Corning City Aftermath
A violent gale struck Corning yesterday afternoon causing extensive damage. Hundreds of shade trees were blown down and electric power and telephone services were disrupted. Mrs Mary E Wood was injured when a falling tree toppled a planter, with windows shattered across the city. The Corning Tree Academy suffered roof and hall damage and tobacco plants suffered severe harm.
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Nm Glantelm
Corning J Tree Academy
Two Women Suffer Health Ailments and Remedial Claims
A fragmented notice cites two women praising Lydia E Pinkham remedies for female troubles constipation and insomnia. It mentions Mrs Roy Sivins of Zanesville Ohio and Mrs Mania Haley of Danville Virginia detailing health improvements after using Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. A separate note from Superior Wisconsin dated June 24 discusses recall movement against Mayor Silver Joe Konkel amid governance concerns.
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Lydia Pinkham
Zanesville
Ohio
Roy Sivins
Danville
Lyilin Bi
Pinkham
Tam
Mania Haley
Colssuhone Street
Superior
Wis
Silver Joe" Konkel
Siverior
Arson Arrests Reported in OM City Case
On June 20 in OM City arson warrants were issued for Morris Snyder a local merchant and David Bleanick a clerk after Chief Dolby and Deputy State Marshall gathered strong incendiary evidence at the Snyder building. Preliminary hearings set for today following warrants and informations filed by Alderman John M Mohr and the district attorney’s office.
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OM City
John M. Mohr
Huginson AG Dolby
Fire Department
Morris Snyder
Seneca
David Bleanick
Celnk
Ware
Chiet Dolby
Snyder
Maruhiat
Mornine
Distret
Daviol B. Goodwin
Thompson's Barosma advertised kidney remedy
An old advertisement promotes Thompson's Barosma as a kidney remedy for Brights disease rheumatism lumbago back ache dropsy dizziness and palpitations. It claims immediate kidney action and states the product is a purely vegetable preparation sold at 1 dollar per bottle with related Dandelion and Mandrake remedy at 25 cents.
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Thompson
National Bank of Corry and Banking Terms
National Bank of Corry and associated banks list officers such as Henry Kappel and Andrews Frank Laurie L. W. Olde 2. H. Heath Elmer Kincaid T. H. Cogswell Berry T plus notes on general banking business and interest on time deposits and drafts on foreign countries.
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Ed. Smith
Henry Kappel
Andrews Frank Laurie
L. W. Olde
H. Heath Elmer
Kincatd
T. H. Cogswell Berry T, Kincaid
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Earl Sandt
Eric Birdman
DR. Pierce
Aber
Pierce
Perea
SD Buttalo
N.Y
Madami
Brigham Hardware and Plumbing Co
Grant
Hoosier Cabinets
B. M. Jourdet
Senate Committee
Las
Bannia
United States
Porter Charlton
Bridge
Corning
Lydia E. Pinkham
David Slesnick
Oil City
N. F. Ames & Co
Thompson’s Baresma
Kim
Caldwell
Smith & B. Wayne Streats
Green House
Corry
Henry Keppel
C. H. Smith
H. Andrews
Caskie
Paver
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