Corry School Board Considers Tax Levy to Boost Schools
Corry school officials face budget strain as salary needs at $24,400 exceed current funds from an eleven mill levy yielding $20,449. A two mill increase would modestly raise taxes, costing a $2 rise on a $1000 valuation and 40 cents on a $200 valuation, to fund teachers and the superintendent. Local farmers may benefit from a Great Northern rail outreach offering seed and demonstrations to raise yields.
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Heavy damages filed over dynamite blast in Oil City
A group of plaintiffs led by Roe fre Bros. Wilidera claim $4,0000 damages from an explosion on February 8 in Oil City. Names include WheKbeth 8 Forster at $4,000, Landis $1,200, Judy Gros $1/200, Arundage $800, Koop $800, Bollsbury $600, Concilla Foo $4. The suit notes illegal storage of explosives in violation of ordinance No. 307 and lists attorney Trex Parsons.
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Oun
Vomage Butte
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Ous
Roefre Bros
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WheKbeth
Landis
Judy Gros
Arundage
Bruen and
Tireens
Bradford Bride Weds William O Reilly in Small Ceremony
Immersed in a single hour service at 1a 84 South Avenue Bradford the marriage unites Mr and Mrs J R Zouk to William O Reilly of Smithpierne. Only immediate relatives attend funeral rites presided by Rev Joseph Kenney with Mrs Len Robbins sister of the bride among guests. The couple depart on the Erie train as photos capture brief wedding moments.
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South Avenue
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Willian O'Reilly
Smiathpierne
DALE
Wortding
Fey
Joseph Kenney
Len Robbins
Siiter
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Nonor
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Buidogroom
Mapriajee
Mea
Erie
Stradford
O'Reilly
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Thia City
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Man loses foot in switch yard accident in Ol City
In Ol City Pennsylvania on a Thursday evening a young man suffered a foot and ankle amputation when his foot was ground by a yard switch engine. Quick actions by Theodore Mir Int PR Ryenghiowr stopped bleeding and stabilized him after the injury near Duncomb street. He lived on Rail Road Street and worked at National Transit shops as an assistant to the driver of the auto rack.
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Duncomb Street
Thomas Mir Int PR
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Tutka
Railroad Street
National Transit
Autorack
Extend Term of Mr Sisson
In Harrisburg an opinion says Auditor General Ay EB Sha Son’s term will not end May 1. The opinion, by Attorney John G Rovian of Philadelphia, suggests extending the term to four years under the constitutional amendment. The move aims to delay appointing a new Auditor General until the next election.
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Joh G. Rovian
Parladelpha
Wan
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Tung
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Ganwtal
Express Agent's Bogus Heroism
James Ounn fired a revolver at a Youngstown office door in a bid for bravery and a promotion for Adama Express Co. He wounded Stine, an agent, who woke about 2:20 am and reported the intruder’s exchange of shots. Stine later recovered in a hospital as Ounn confessed his motive was ambition and advancement.
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Adama Express Co
Ita Mens
Youngstown
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Rube Hanlin
Corns Removed by Painless Remedy
An advertised corn remover promises painless relief with a product called Corn Extractor sold by druggists. The copy notes the remedy removes corns without pain and claims quick, effective results with application per directions.
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Wilson Praises Mr Phillips and Paul Fischler at St Thomas
Hearing Mr Waser Philips play the pipe organ, locals anticipate a direct concert at St Thomas. Master Paul Windnor, aged nineteen, will be featured in a superb program at the Auditorium with Ingers and Witthous, promising a pleasant memory for attendees.
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Mr. Phillips
Paul Fischler
Waser Philips
Oa Ly
St. Thomas
Paul Windnor
Ainemy
Momry C. Winona
District Attorney Foresees Convictions in Mausoleum Case
Exe Virginia March 15 The District Attorney I Orrin Walt said the twenty men under arrest face conspiracy charges with maximum two year terms each under the commonwealth law The case centers on alleged desecration of a mausoleum and the DA pledged to push the trial to finish He noted the conspiracy charge allows two year terms per defendant and explained the act of assembly provision did not apply The senator Clark introduced later legislation carrying a 110 penalty and the district attorney said he has the evidence locked and convictions are likely to follow with a careful jury trial planned for the Mey term to begin soon
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Lewa
Commonwealth
I. Orrin Walt
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Wall
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Sabatello Paroled After Parole Board Vote
Wito Sabatello, convicted in connection with a Punneylyauth trained robbery, was approved for parole and scheduled for release on April 23. He has served nearly one year of his sentence in Western Penitentiary after the parole board’s favorable vote, following a brief hearing two weeks prior.
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Aly Jeonard
Big City
Telegraphers Union Mulls Strike Over Wage Demands
Members of the Order of Railway Telegraphers in Warren report a formal wage demand to Pennsylvanian Railroad Co. Officials claim the request seeks significant raises and a shorter workday. The union plans to present a united front at a future meeting in Pittsburgh.
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Pounayivaule Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Mule
Pennsylvania
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SHREVE ENTERS POLITICAL FIGHT
Jurjo March 16 papers filed for the nomination of Speaker Miton WW Shreve on the Republican ticket. Papers sent to Harrisburg by Thursday. Daniel Hopklis announced as seeking Republican and Democratic nominations for the assembly in the Third or county district. Dr Nicola Gleltot informed he would not have an uncontested Democratic nomination for the assembly debut in the Went Side district. Friends of John Yako circulate papers for Democratic and Republican nominations.
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Jurjo
Miton
Nicola Gleltot
Democratic Assembly
Mirstelty
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Yako
Select Counsels
MISSING J P BIGLER IN Lambert & Company SHADOWS OVER BROKERAGE HOUSE
Warren Maren te rapo i Hieler of Jat manger of the brok erage office in Lambert & Company is missing. G W Tucker of Buffalo, a brother of the proprietor, is said to be conducting an investigation. Rumor spreads that Bigler sold stocks on margin and an $800 deal last November may not have been fully accounted for.
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Maren Te Rape
Bigler
Asgert Ita Hooks
Struthers Station
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Man Falls From Stepladder On West Irving Street
Willard Olds, while smashing windows at his residence on West Irving Street, fell from a stepladder breaking his left elbow. He was assisted into the house, and a physician arrived to attend him. The report notes a dinner menu reflecting local fare and prices, including roast beef, vegetables, and desserts priced at 25 cents a scoop of ice cream.
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