Jones Defeats Kennedy in Erie County Narrow Margin
Erie County completes official canvass showing Charles Alvin Jones supported by the Democratic state committee defeating Thomas Kennedy by 1,959 votes. U.S. Senator James J. Davis led Republican totals in the county with 14,955 votes. Governor George H. Earle and Grifford Pinchot also carried Erie. County counts for state and local offices outline Democratic and Republican tallies across multiple districts.
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Charles Alvin Jones
Erle
Thomas Kennedy
Guffey
Candi
U. S
James J. Davis
U. S. Senate
George H. Earle
U.S. Senate
Grifford Pinchot
Arthur H. James
James
Erie
McCloskey
Wilson
Bar
Lewis
Harris
Brown
Congress
Cochran
Fitzgerald
Crosby
Hanley
Himebaugh
Rodgers
Assembly
West City
Wagner
Repucan
Cowley
Dalrymple
East City
Goraki
Wowalut
Moseman
West County
Berry
Young
Cook
Smith
East County
Walter Scott
Republian
Bloss
van Allsburg
State Committee
Ary Kuehl
Aetinger
Gumbatese
Conley
Gusky
Girl Dies After Motorcycle Crash in Jamestown
Eva Rhodes, 21, of Celoron, died at W C A hospital after being thrown from a motorcycle driven by Louis Nyman, 24, on West Second Street in front of the Erie station. Coroner Samuel T Howees investigates. This is the second motor vehicle fatality in Jamestown this year.
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Jamestown
Eva Rhdes
Louis Nyman
Wilcott Street
West Second Street
Erie Station
Samuel T. Howees
Gamestown
Hair Growth Theory Stirs Debate on Race Types
An unclear note discusses hair length by race, claiming straight hair grows longer and Chinese and red Indian hair are involved. The fragment references Sanger and woolly hair as comparisons, but the text lacks clear context, dates, or sources to confirm any claims.
Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief for Hemorrhoids
An advertisement touts Antiseptic San-Cura Ointment as a fast relief for piles with a Detroit reader claiming lasting benefit after use. It recommends Gan-Cura Ointment and Golden Lax Tablets for constipation and urges purchase at drug stores for 25 to 50 cents plus a large jar offer via money order.
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T. J. Williams
Detroit
Mystic Lights Poker Spoaking in Los Angeles Scandal
The Los Angeles poker scene faces scrutiny as Harry T. Clifton claims to have lost 150000 dollars amid occult findings by Rev. Violet Greener of the Abageg temple. Greener says Lew Brice, brother of Fanny and game winner, shows divined hocus-pocus in the play.
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Los Angeles
Harry T. Clifton
Violet Greener
California
Abageg
Greener
Lew Brice
Fanny
Wanted Man for Farm Work and Farm Tools Ad
Classified notice seeks a man for farm labor with reference to Berkshire pigs sold and September pig orders. Offers buy of an ice box smoothing harrow potato planter and digger at fair price. Paul Blakeslee Corry RD2 228-25.
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Ata
Berkshire
Paul Blakeslee
Corry
Erie gambling crackdown continues after police inquiry
Two undercover state police investigators unearth broader Erie gambling networks as hearings for two local men are postponed to Thursday by Peace Justice Walter E. Goodwin. Reports say raids may spread, with Corporal Sorok holding key information from the two weeks of inquiry and a lingering betting syndicate still active on the east side.
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Erie
Girle
Young
Walter E. Goodwin
Wesleyville
Charles Sorok
Esate
Dlong
Digestive Aid Ad Claims for Gas Relief Sold Cheap
An ad promotes Adlerike as a quick cure for stomach gas that presses on the heart. It promises relief after one dose and claims to cleanse both upper and lower bowels, sold by Keiater's Cut Rate.
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Keiater
Erie Broker Denied Parole Amid Securities Case
Miky Kamerer, a former Erie broker and millionaire-in-waiting, serving a five year term at Allegheny county workhouse for alleged securities code violations, had parole denied by Judge William Short in a brief ruling. Kamerer has remained in custody since August first after an investigation found funds misused by clients. He sought release claiming punishment sufficient and the ability to repay losses.
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Miky
Inuat Continu
Allegheny County
wWililm Go
Hirt
Cout
Kamerer
Oil City youths injured in double crash near Grandview
Two Oil City youths, Robe i, Wu bers, 18, and Robert Leslie Thomas, 22, were rushed to Oil City hospital in critical condition after a high speed crash on Plumer Road near Grandview. Wu bers suffered hip, face and hand injuries with shock. Thomas had a possible fracture and lacerated eye amid extensive body bruises.
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City
Fea
Oil City
Rousevill
Oil City Hospital
Plumer Road
Robe i
Wubers
Grandview
Telegraph Pole
Wien Post
Robert Leslie Thomas
Impora of the First Preamble to the Constitution
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss the preamble to the United States Constitution, referencing its opening words and historical context. The extract hints at the significance of declaring purposes of justice, domestic tranquility, and general welfare, within the founding framework.
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United States
Venango votes cleared of irregularity charges
Venango township election board members were acquitted of all charges alleging irregularities during the primary. A hearing before the county board found no tampering with candidate names on the ballot machine. The dispute stemmed from sticker misuse and voter ignorance, with properly placed stickers counted as regular votes.
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Brim
Venango Township Election Board
County Board of Electiona
Preston Rhodes
Leroy Selter
Blystone
Smoking in England’s tobacco history traced to Crimean return
Cigarette smoking reached England through soldiers returning from the Crimean War, shifting tobacco use from cigars and pipes which were the former common methods.
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England
Level Dare Not's Dull Ritz Party Faces an Old Flame
Alec Graham waits for Gina at a luxe Ritz party while she arrives in a worn gown and a flashy hat. He frets over the crowd and his past, recalling ambitions and the chance of a dinner together as Gina hints at future plans. The pair share tension, longing, and a lingering chemistry from earlier dreams of marriage.
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T. Wad Bix O'Glenk
Hsrm'hout
Alec Graham
Ging
Ritz
Phe
Gina
Alec
Ste
Flo
Former Corry Woman Dies At Warren Home
Mrs. Roam Valea Hammond formerly of Corry died at her Warren home 2 Cottage Place Saturday evening. Born in Cambridge Springs to Levi Dishop and wife, she lived in Warren many years. Survived by son Bishop V. I. Yates and daughter Mire. Harry Kept, both of Warren. Funeral at the late home Tuesday at 2 p.m.
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Roam Valea Hommond
Corry
Cottage Place
Warren
Hammond
Cambridge Springs
Levi Dishop
Bishop V. 1. Yates
Mire
Harry Kept
18 Cents of Dollar Forum Goes to Texas
United Press reports that 1987 taxes paid by American oil companies totaled $972,817.88 per the American Petroleum Institute. The figure includes direct taxes on operations and properties as well as indirect taxes on gas line and lubricating oil products.
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Texas
United Press
New York
Wedevastate
American Petrleum Institute
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