Jury Unable to Fix Blame in Thompson Motorcycle Death
A coroner's jury, convened by Coroner Daniél Hunley, failed to reach a verdict on the death of Stuart Thompson, 21, who died May 1 after his motorcycle struck a highway post at West Ridge and Grubb roads. Frederick Sherwood testified the car that overtook the motorcycle may have caused Thompson to leave the road, while Sherwood escaped injury and said the car occupants seemed intent on pursuing him.
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Rie
Daniél Hunley
Stuart Thompson
Thompson
West Ridge
Grubb
Frederick Sherwood
Union City
Twenty Years Ago May 22 1909 In Corry
A 1909 reminiscence recalls the Bons OF Vitenius meeting lug exp fing at the GA and a busy Circus Day as W. C. U. Tides served over 150 people. Jamestown and Corry figures appear with Major Wilcox and officers of the One 16th Regiment meeting. Miss Mary Wanter to sing at the Baptist church tomorrow night. W. R. Taylor attended the local dancing party.
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Vitenius
Hull
W. CP. U. Tides
Mary Wanter
Funeral for Garret Hurley Held at Beleverdam Home
Funeral services for Garret Hurley were held yesterday at the Beleverdam home with Pastor Hugh P. Smock officiating. The rites drew many relatives and friends while Corry Lodge members oversaw grave ceremonies at Hedverdig Cemetery. Bearers included J Babbitt, J H Wright, C Geiger, F Gilbertson, W M Young, and C M Howard.
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Garret Hunley
Holl
Jn Beleverdam
Hugh P. d. Smock
United Brethren Church
Corry Lodge
Fy & A. Mi
Hedverdig
Bandit given 108 years for steel holdup in Erie
Mike Ezbicki 26, a noted bandit, sentenced to four to eight years in Western Penitentiary after pleading guilty to taking part in a Trust von Steel Co. robbery more than two years ago. The incident occurred near McKean Pa where a truck struck him as he stooped, the driver Harvey More, 38, Edinboro Pa, fled the scene. Ezbicki remained hospitalized at St Vincent's with head injuries.
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Erie
Ezbicki
Mike Ezbicki
Western
Erle County Court
William
Trusvon Steel Co
AL St Vincent's Hospital
Monlay
Harvey Moré
Edinboro
McKean
Misrepresented Tales Spark Reader Backlash Over Truth in Adventure Books
Critics argue readers demand clarity about fact and fiction in adventure narratives. Authors like Lowell and Wright are cited where overzealous advertising misleads, blending truth with fiction and provoking criticism of publishers for sensationalized claims.
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Lowell
Bool
Xene Wright
Orient
Duma
Homeless Children and the Need for Family Homes
Grace Abbott chief of the Children's Bureau argues most children benefit from a real home. She notes foster homes and adopting into family settings reduce asylum reliance. When relatives cannot provide care, placing children with approved strangers is preferable to institutional living, but a family home remains the ideal.
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Grace Abbott
Children's Bureau
Education boom fuels crowded schools and night classes
Public high school attendance rose from 815000 in 1910 to 757000 in 1926 while over 1,000,000 students are in junior high schools. About 50 percent of high school graduates now pursue higher learning, and adults eagerly enroll in night courses offered by public and private institutions.
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U. S
Bureau of Education
AipUs
Ratis
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon
A garbled OCR style page presents a quiz on English usage with questions on sentence correction, pronunciation, and spelling. It lists answers from yesterday and notes an informal reception at Emmanuel Episcopal Parish parish hall Thursday from 4 to 6 for Rev. and Mrs. Lyle Ults of Greenville Pa, former rector candidate.
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Emmanuel Episcopal Parish
Dad
Lyle Ults
Gréenville
Oil City Grocery Store Burglary Report
Oil City police investigate a burglary at a West To street grocery, dated around Monday night to yesterday morning. About $20.84 in cash and $30 in tobacco and cigars were stolen. entry was through the front door with a broken glass token and tobacco plugs found in a back yard nearby.
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Oil City
Anno & Ch
Quiz Answers and Capsule Questions
The prompt lists a set of trivia prompts and potential answers alongside a few clues. It appears to mix questions about wheat producing states, a title for a British official, animal facts, a geographical capital, and various political terms. The likely answers embedded are: two leading wheat states Iowa and Minnesota. Protector of the Commonwealth in England is Oliver Cromwell. largest mammal is the blue whale. capital of Austria is Vienna. and additional items referencing Henry VIII, the ostrich, Bolivia and Paraguay, and filibusterings Lutheran.
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England
Austria
Bolivia
Paraguay
Hebicki Arrests Linked by Cage Incident and Disappearance
Hebicki was arrested yesterday along with Addie Zetinski Angelo Mikolajeyk and Steve Rebick. Brother Mike disappeared just before the cage incident, was not captured until January in Cattaraugus, New York, and later returned here.
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Hebicki
Addie Zetinski
Angelo Mikolajeyk
Steve Rebick
Mike
Wista Voine Io Tor ‘Rial
Cataret
N Y
Problem solving prompt reads like old land math puzzle
The text presents a fragmented word problem about owning a portion of land and selling parts, followed by an answer claim of $225 for yesterday and an attempt at explanation. It includes mis-typed operations and symbols, indicating an arithmetic puzzle with steps such as multiplying, dividing, and subtracting to reach a result.
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Motorcycle
Jamestown
Lomay
Jrurrie
Mexdynite Tribune
Tle
Curry Tein
Corry
HS. Wetherbee
Sine
Aew
Burma
Ind
Tiends
Heinity
AJR
Emerson
St. James Hotel
W. R. Taylor
Garret Hurley
Mkean
Mrss Harrie
Yestentay
Barry
Stella
Enroute
Monarch
Frank A. Wilcox
East Main Street
W. L. Gordon
Rey Ames
It. Ii Barnard
American Institute of Baling
Haney Institute of Americas
Barnard
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Hanlor Gaddleey
Pirch Baking
Made. Bakers
Dr. Barnard
Firch Baking CO
Milon Brown
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