New Bridge Over River at Irvine Sought by Officials
A proposed new bridge over the Allegheny River at Irvine, three miles below Warren, gains momentum as Forest and Warren counties urge county commissioners to pursue state aid covering 60 percent of costs. The bridge would connect the Roosevelt highway route, linking Warren to Erieville and points east, with an estimated cost between 150,000 and 200,000 dollars.
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Laurente Smith Sentenced To Elmira Reformatory
Mayville witnesses an attempted assault case concluded after months of inquiry. Judge Lee J. Ottaway sentenced Laurente Smith, 21, a welder, to confinement at Elmira Reformatory until discharged by law. Minimum term set at one year and eleven days.
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Laurente Smith
Jamestoven
Lee J. Ottaway
Smith
Elmira Reformatory
Oddities and feats spice today's New York pages
United Press reports Benjamin Crandall claiming invention of a hobliphorse and other carnival devices while memory tests from the National Institute for Memory Improvement note small average memory percentages. Brooklyn signals spring with blooms at the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens. In New York, 16 year old Robert Eliott of Norfolk performs weightlifting stunts in public gym, entertaining police during his father’s arrival. Proceeds from the Lor Tulme art sale reach 1,228,078 with paintings and Shawleys noted.
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New York
Robert Eliott
Norfolk
Broadway
Filblie Gymnasium
Tim Earling
Lor Tulme
Shawliys
Urouahy
M. E. Choir Entertained After Regular Night
Members of the M. E. choir hosted a lively gathering extending their regular serial night into Wednesday March 3 The event drew residents to Mrs Gorton’s home with car rides and pony transport Shank's ponies assisted some arrivals as the group sang shared meals and games and hoped for another similar event in the near future
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East End
Young Officer Thompson Death-Row Appeal Rejected
Washington reports President Coolidge rejected an appeal for clemency by Rev. A. Milton Thompson to halt the execution of Lt. John S. Thompson. Thompson was sentenced to death by a Manila court martial on Sept 2, 1925, for the killing of Andrey Burleigh in Manila while riding in a taxi near the Dewey Boulevard earlier that year.
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Milton Thompson
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John S. Thomp
Army
Manila
Andrey Burleigh
Society
Irl
War Department
Mother's Friend ends discomfort of motherhood doctors claim
A chaotic ad style fragment extols Mother’s Friend as soothing relief for childbirth, quoting testimonials and marketing phrases. It mentions Mrs John S Herr of Manhelm and Bradfield Revaluator Co and promises free booklet on motherhood and the coming baby.
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Bradfield Revulator Co Deneig
Atlanta
Drusgiaie
Jury awards $60 in horse lien case at county court
In a county court trial, G. D. Serr won a $60 verdict against A. J. Wittman over a horse lent and later sold after Serr delivered it. Wittman argued the horse could not be used due to condition. Serr contends the horse was sold while in Wittman’s possession. The case followed a prior jury disagreement after a long deliberation.
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A. J. Wittman
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Wittman
Casey Wittmany
Serr Witout
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Seolored Main
Dr Wright Quits Erie Tuberculosis Clinic
Dissension among personnel at the state tuberculosis clinic in Erie led to the resignation of Dr J We Wright city health officer who served as attending physician. Dr Katherine Law Wright named assistant director as the state health department confirms the shakeup amid tensions over clinic practices and leadership.
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State Department of Health
Harrisburg
Katherine Law Wright
Wright
Funeral Services for Frank J. Ross
Funeral services for Frank J. Ross were held yesterday afternoon at 3 from the lite residence in Corry. Rev Th Fy ’Jewdstle of the United Brethren Church officiated with choir numbers by church members. Interment followed in Pine Grove cemetery. Relatives and friends attended from out of town, with pallbearers Harry Ross, O Rhodes, 8 Baker, Ray Hewitt, O Kitch and James Ross. Relatives included Mrs Ki J Levey, Wayne Rods, Cleveland Mo and Mrs James Ross, Miss Cynthia Shorts Grove City.
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Frank J. Ross
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Husband in Jail Given Divorce
Tlélen Mag Rowe of Erie granted a divorce from Harald Raye, formerly of this city, now serving a sentence in the state reform school. Rowe was sentenced for breaking into a jewelry store in Dunkirk in January. The case tied to theft from a relative. police hunted Rowe as a suspect. Ai T. Foster went to Melville this morning on a business visit.
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Tlélen Mag Rowe
Erie
Harald Raye
Nm Sentonce
Rowe
Jewnley
Dunkirk
Pupkide
Corr
Ai T. Foster
Melville
Authority hel to sell Ohio SPUEFL file emyte al
A terse item noting an authority action in Ohio involving a SPUEFL file. The fragment references a listing or directive from an official body, with emphasis on a procedural step and a forthcoming date. No additional contextual entities are readable in the fragment.
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged OCR fragment notes a local public sale with readable action and official references, hinting at a municipal process and involved parties without full details.
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