Ralph Perkins Hurt In Erie Switch Yard Accident
Ralph Perkins a brakeman from this city working on the Erie railroad switch engine in Union City was knocked down by a water crane while the engine moved. He suffered a bad gash in the back of his head requiring stitches and was taken home to West Congress street to recover for several days. His condition today was described as comfortable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Ralph Perkin
Erie Railroad
Union City
Perkins
Corry
Weat Congress Street
Wolves Return Near Dubois in Timbered Prescott Tract
A pack of timber wolves, about a dozen strong, has settled in the Prescott tract southwest of Dubois, Va. Once common, wolves have not been seen for fifty years. Locals fear the wolves may attack travelers as they approach from the lake route from Canada.
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Dubois
Prescott
Umber
du Bois
Neady
Sweden
Lakerie
Canada
Railroad Offices Burned In Sudden Fire
Sulkwanen reports a fire destroyed the Tit filo Rochywer and Pittsbiey salt pond office building yesterday morning. Operator Erik Jawshui suffered a broken arm leaping from a second floor window. The loss runs about 420,000 with spontaneous combustion suspected. Fire spread rapidly. a janitor warned others as workers jumped to safety. The Buffalo division patching apparatus and top electrical equipment were heavily damaged.
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Tit Filo
Rochywer
Pittsbiey
Erik O. Jawshui
Tames
Post 70 Elects New Commander
Yesterday Post 70 elected a new commander after the death of Commander Skinner D. fe. Marvin won and Jauloa Younes were elected as commander.
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D.R. Marvin
Skinner
Yenterday
G. A. Ry
Vanat
Skinner D. Fe
Marvin
Jauloa Younes
Eteree Kommander
Evangelistic Services Continue at United Church Revival
The United Church hosts ongoing evangelistic services with Evangelist Elizabeth Linburue leading, reinforced by Rev. Esther Linburg. Local women attend in large numbers as the revival promises strong interest and public engagement through the coming week. Chestnut Coal Tet, Premium Shomue, and Alden Resort are noted in local listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitedheen Church
Mien
Tixabeth Linbure
Esther Linburg
Heron
Indies
Court Upholds Pure Food Act Clears Way for Prosecutions
The Superior Court in Williamsport upholds the Pure Food Act of 1900 on all contested points. Officials say the ruling affirms constitutionality, enabling the dairy and food commissioner to proceed with prosecutions previously delayed. The Pfau case, appealed from Philadelphia, dismissed constitutional challenges including title and labeling. Commissioner Foust states he has no comment on the decision but believes the law remains intact.
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Superior Court
Hamsburg
Williamsport
John J. Henderson
United States
Stuart
Henderson
Pfau
Judes Wills Martin
Phila-delphia Common Pleas Court
Oandy
Midge Henderson
Dalry
Tamer Foust
Foresters Close Annual Session on Forest Management Details
Foresters discuss business role of forest management and dangers to Pennsylvania forests at the closing session of the State Foresters convention in Harriberg. Speakers from Crosco Logans town Milroy Boalburg Lebanon and Mount Alto urged better planting, preventive fire measures, and improved ranger management with Boy Scout units visiting the convention exhibit.
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Harriberg
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Machime
Jaboluer
Coburn
John L. Strobeck
Crosco
Homer
Metzgar
Logan Town
Walter D. Ludwig
Boalburg
John Tt
Williama
Rector
DA. Warfield
Milroy
TW. Willot
Worthley
Joseph T Hilek
Mount Alto
High School Defeats Sheffield in Gridiron Then Basketball
The high school team defeated Sheffield 47 to 24 on Sheffield’s floor after a 12 11 girls game won by Sheffield. Corry led 28 16 at halftime and won the second half 9 8 as Lyons and Cowles led scoring with strong guard play by Pedigo and Paulson. Sheffield showed solid defense, Henderson refereed, and Corry hosts Franklin girls next Friday with Corry High School girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theigh School
Sheffield
Shefield
St. Marya High School
Sheffield High School
Corry-Sheffield
Corry
Lyons
Cowles
Faul
Pedigo
Paulson
Henderson
Corry Court
Franklin Girls
Corry High School
Lundy Case Not Considered at Supreme Court Session
The Lundy murder case in Olean dominated the day as Justice Poolay adjourned without arraignment. William Lundy, held for the grand jury on first degree murder charges for the February 21 fatal stabbing of his daughter in law Mrs Thomas Lundy, gave a confession amid a tense courtroom. The term will resume in May for trial. Lundy’s attorney M J Jowell represents him as the case moves toward county court action.
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Kle Valley
Charles A.” Poolay
Supreme Court
Olean
Mra
Lindy
Landy
Grand Jung
Aulus Lundy
Tytlee Pooley
Lundy
Thomas H. Dowd
Apel
M. J. Jowell
Lundyn
Putnam’s Painless Corn Extractor Meetings Ad
A fragmentary notice promotes Putnam’s Painless Corn and Wart Extractor with open air and indoor meetings on Saturday and Sunday. It mentions JC VanTassell leading Young People’s Legion and a sermon on Acts 9 1 9. The ad urges readers to attend for corns and warts removal and payment details appear for related instruction and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Legion
JC. VanTassell
P. Nt
Putnam's
Downoy
Church Services and Meetings Across City Churches
A page of religious notices lists services at First Presbyterian Center Street, Episcopal Center Street, Columbus M. E. Circuit, First Baptist Church, and United Brethren Church. Events include morning and evening worship, Sunday school, prayer meetings, Bible study, and lectures on the Men and Religion Forward Movement with speakers from Erie and Pittsburg contexts.
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First Presbyterian Church
C. E. Woodward
Byontns Apqvice
Imam Fy
St. Opp. Park
May
G. H. Sharpley
Byonsong
Major Brown
Sociological Club
Bay Wanner Church
Salvation Army
Pirst Baptist Church
Cor Jet W. Pleasant
Second Avenus
Ray. OF. Wallace
Christian Endeavor Society
Florence Heath
Christian Endeavor
Walter E. Myers
Erie
Erie County Sabbath School Association
Menand
Myers
Pittsburg
Chis
Helo
Moore Inc
Paralyzed Arm Suit Lost After Jury Deliberation
A jury awarded damages of 20 000 to Kathryn Herrick and her husband against a trolley line company for injuries from a drag injury in Wouleyville. The defense argued neg igence and the plaintiff claimed she was dragged aboard a trolley car before it started. Attorneys may appeal seeking a new trial.
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Kathryn Herrick
Gidea Henson
Houghy
Wouleyville
Defahs
Altobneyn
War era Vitagraph tale sparks grim Italian officer vendetta
A fragment reports on a Vitagraph war production focusing on a young Italian official who seeks vengeance after a comrade’s death. He receives permission to destroy the city, orders go out, and chaos erupts as troops advance and civilians suffer amid the grim mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nureo
Hia Swesthour
M Savere
Sage
Anita
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Corry Evening Journal
Center St
Garriet
Jane Secoa
Dinkar Apymbrisno
Lecat
Noviews
Seth
Elaurlytd
UEFA
Lise Weentn
The
Weal
Ralph Perkins
B.R. and
P. Division
East Sdsmanen
Royal
Royal Grape
Alan
High School
Salvation Army Services
Putnam’s Corn Extractor Kids Feet of Corns
B. W. Grovi
Cumistian Missionary
ALL
Columbus M. E. Circuit
L. L. Woodin
United Brethren Church
J. N. Maclotyre
Sune
Lise
Blooms al Pans Knox
Sam Jacobson & Company
ONE Price Clothiers
Sanitar Coons
Opp
Ream
la Land
Meat Market
Spencer, Props, Grocery
First Avenue
Barlow Hardware Co
Jashida
Damgia Tuy
Saulsing
Califor
Roa Mg Mall
la Ab i Wi Yunin
Fane, Ua
Wes
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