Wheeling through debris and wrecks on Erie line claims
An array of garbled OCR details describe a person named John Giermak of Olean found on tracks near North Equition with severe head injuries and removal to Olean General Hospital. The text mentions train events, property ads, and a DAR meeting at Mrs. Sandburg’s Wright street home, plus an Arabian Society church gathering and a resignation of Robert H. Tacksom from a railroad board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Giermak
Olean
Giepinslejaf
Jeanlm
Brokenshaw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. O. Sandburg
Wright Street
WL. Peake
Illis Island
Sandburg
B. O. Howied
J. N. Norton
Carl Steen
Taggart
Jack White
Tidioule
Titusville
The
Baptist Missionary Society
M. P. Bertram
East Main Street
Hackens
Dorcas
M. F
Memhe
Local petitions oppose dustough system remnant protests
City residents sign petitions circulated by postal workers to remonstrate against curtailed service and power due to the dustough system. Petitions sent to Washington have spurred protest nationwide, prompting some changes to curtailment orders. News notes include a rummage sale, traffic arrests, a new law office, property transfers, and community meetings across Corry, Jamestown, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
Washington
New Era Club
Masonic Building
Jamestown
Stacy C. Kellar
Bemus Point
Edward J. McDonald
iEsq
Titusville
Second National Bank
Georgetown University
A. A. Wright
Peter Theobald
West Walnut Street
John H. Schelde
Labor demands for more jobs echo across Washington
Washington May 1. American Federation of Labor pressed for more jobs while their experts released a survey showing market gains in employment under the NRA. The report accompanied a business leaders meeting on labor's historic day of demonstration highlighting stark demands amid economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Federation of Labor
NRA
Fire Drives 200 From Wayne Manor Apartments
May 1 report from Philadelphia says more than 200 residents fled Wayne Manor apartments in the northwest section as flames swept through the four story building. The fire, believed started in the basement, spread rapidly, sending residents scrambling toward exits. Firemen from four alarms used ladders to rescue occupants. one wall collapsed injuring several people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Cross
Philadelphia
Wayne Manor
Fie
Japan Reaffirms Stand in Far Eastern Affairs
Japan reiterates its policy in China while seeking to maintain open door ideals and treaty commitments. Aman reports Hirota assured Ambassadors Grew and Lindley that Tokyo will not interfere with legitimate interests in China, amid global protests and U S reactions to Japan's claims of overlordship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
Hirota
Aman
Joseph Clan Grew
United Sates
Francis Lindley
Great
Britain
Lindley
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Corry Junior Woman's Club
Clearfigh County Court House
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WLEW
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KDKA
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Corry Hospital
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Frank Burdick
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