Confession Secured in Wreck Plot by Young Hopefuls
Detective Wilhum Cleveland traced three boys aged seven to nine who placed a burr a bolt and a road mix rack on the tracks at Boughton Friday morning causing minor damage to the Buffalo division. The youths, Wilbur Dibite wed 14 Marcious Dibble 9 and Morriy Alamon 1, confessed and will face hearings before Alderman McCrady. Railroad men express relief as warrants were issued and served, with No. 88 due through Ol City today.
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Aunran
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Wilbur Dibite
Marcious Dibble
Morriy Alamon
Cleveland
Carr
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Cleve-ton
Houghton
McCrady
Ol City
Man Found Near Tracks After Night Train Stop
At about 10 pm a freight train found a man lying near the tracks just east of Colin bus. The train stopped, one engine returned to the city with the unconscious man, who was taken to the hospital by ambulance. The man, identified as Thomas O’Neil, reportedly worked at a Union City factory. Doctors found no injuries, and it is believed he fell into a stupor and was not fully conscious in the morning.
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Colinbus
Thie City
Alexander & Company
Kibler
Qn Pirs
Thomas O'Neil
Union City
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Corry Lawyer C. G. Olmstead Dies in Warren County Pa
C. George Olmstead longtime Corry attorney and well known resident died in Warren County Pennsylvania Sunday February 2 1918 after a long career beginning as a farm boy and later a student of Crosby Brown in Corry and Albany Law School where he graduated He opened an office in Corry and achieved early professional success reflecting his rural upbringing and legal training Continued on Page 7
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Corry
Warrei
Sale
Olmstead
Sarah Olmatesh
Kington
Winter County
New York
Pennsylvania
Flint
Columbus
Warren
Crosby & Brown
Gorey
Albany Law School
City of
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Death of Clarence J. Smith at Na Hoa Bank
Clarence J. Smith, longtime cashier at the Na Hoa Bank of Corry, died at about 6:80 this morning after a brief illness. Doctors failed to halt his decline as tubercular meningitis developed. He had been driven home Wednesday afternoon and remained unconscious for five days before passing. The city mourns a man known for his reserved manner and steady service.
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Buffalo
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OM City
Ciy
Clarence Smith
Ennis and Weston Push On Amid Trip Disruptions
The Erie railroad office reports Ennis, a veteran pedestrian, abandoned his journey after 48 hours in Weston’s city and walked from Mid Village to Waterford where he boarded a FP and W train to Erle, then Lake Shore toward Stamford Conn. Weston left Greenville in good shape while Manis suffered cramps and stayed at the Min Village hotel before abandoning the tramp to Minneapolis and Tet.
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Erie Railrondelegraph
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Weston
Midvillage
Waterford
Erle
Lake Shore
Stamford
Conn
Greenville
Manis
Corry
Min Village
Minneapolis
Girl Found Safe by Erie Police After Missing from Corry
A young girl who disappeared from Marion Street in Corry was found safe in Erie Saturday night. Officers from Erie notified nearby towns and, after a hotel stop, arranged for the girl to be held until Sunday until her mother could reunite with her at the station.
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Marion Street
Erie
Obiet Jas
Stevens
Helseman
Thiee Trias
Delsel
Brit Department
Focal
Hily
Yéstore
Spencer
Sosbih Tees
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