Relatives Begin Search for Missing Corry Boy in Ohio
Relatives plan an extensive search for the Corry boy missing since Saturday. Mayor Alexander interviewed the boy’s family and the Culligan family, learning the boy left with Culligan and was later seen in Leavittsburg and Leavilleburg with three other youths. The mother and uncle will remain in Ohio for several days chasing possible trails.
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Cleveland
Corry
Ma K
Boley
Alexander
Young Culligan
Leavittsburg
Foley
Leavilleburg
Ohio
Trial finds Leman guilty of first degree murder
Scranton May 24 John Ol milelowult on trial for the murder of Police man McAndrews of Carbondale was found guilty by the jury of murder in the first degree. The crime was committed at Dixon City during the incident.
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Ey Unlegeres
Scranton
John Olmilelowult
McAndrews
Carbondale
Leman
Dixon City
Arrest of Will Lathrop for Henry Farm horse theft
In Wayne township six o'clock this morning Constable Jason Smith arrested Will Lathrop a known local figure on a charge of stealing a horse from J W Henry of Doud. The missing horse was later located near Spring Creek then reaccustomed to Henry, with Lathrop denying intent to steal. Authorities question possible confederate at Garland or Spring Creek. Earlier, a separate Second Ave disturbance led to a police entry into a locked home, prompting a public dispute over paid damages for a broken door.
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Jason Smith
Will Lathrop
Wayne Township
Lathrop
Ann
Plen
J. W. Henry
Doud Hi
Tin Menry Farm
Mr. Henry
Pasire
Alton Smith
Austen
Henry Horns
Honry
Wil Lathrop & Farmer
Jody
Barker
Wella Farm
Lathrop Saya
Spring Creek
Garland
Snoring Creek
Mary
Mike
Lathrop Hind
Sid
Ure
Lathropty
Tye
Second Ave
Pallcn Ojrolen
Kitlinger
Second Avenue
Aneone
Spencer
Ater
Fire destroys Cleveland furniture factory consignments
John J. Patterson reports a large three-warehouse blaze in Cleveland damaged Corry product consignments. Two carloads of chairs from the United States plant and furniture from ITs concern were burned while another chair car bound for a Los Angeles firm is feared lost. Local offices estimate a total loss across the consignment. A new switch is being installed at the U S plant to streamline fuel and raw material receipt and a sideline along the south factory edge will aid handling coal and timber.
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John J. Patterson
Cleveland
United States
City
Hee
Erie
Ham
Los Angeles
California
Patterson
U.S
Local School Board Votes On Bond, Teachers Amid Meeting
At a Ha veation Board session last evening, new member Wiston Amidon Heerlen took oath. H. H. Till contract for Concord street work approved with bond. Ransom named 1912 taxes collector at 8 percent commission. Auditors Portlethwaite and Bur lingame appointed. several teachers elected though hour was late.
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Board of Haveation
Messrs
Barlow
Wiston
Amidon
Heerlen
Powell
Auer
Cross
BB. Whittesey
HE. Manley
H. H. Till
Concord Street
Wiittleesy
Manley
H. N. Ransom
Ransom
William Portlethwaite
J. B. Burlingame
Sabeth W. Ranney
Kinley
Medabe
Mande King
Hatliina
M.bonsteat
Mattie VanTassel
Brestan
Seer Crenndepee
Gooll Clark
Hurrey M. Swann
Ines Armitage
Histon
Argilla G. Sackett
Mabel L Isateson
Ethel Street Ee
Humaboth M. Clark
Katharyn G. Neylon
Mas McKinney
Tintin
Harriet N. Birehordt
Ytory
Chylon
Boatrice H. Smitty
Gani Meploy
Fallo H. Bonsteel
Annie Laurie
Household
Death of Mrs Mary Jane Billey at Wesleyville
Mrs Mary Jane Billey aged eighty six died at her Wesleyville home at 6 45 this morning after a natural decline. She leaves a sister Mrs Washington Bonnell and brother Jehu D Mead of Erie and four sons D C Billey Akron W I Billey Wesleyville O Billey Erie and R A Billey Findley Ohio plus two daughters Mrs Lambing and Mrs Waggoner residing in Wesleyville. The family will travel to Wesleyville tomorrow for the funeral.
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John Lambing
Mary Jane Billey
Wesleyvilly
Bley
Washington Bonnell
Jehu D. Mead
Eric
Utelly
Med. Lambing
H. M. Hoanell
Waggoner
Wesleyville
D.C
Findley
Mary Jane Bisley
Indy
Lambing
Mr. Hoanee
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Close Call for B and O Express This Morning
A Baltimore and Ohio express near Zanesville Ohio survived a dramatic derailment when a locomotive and eight cars left the tracks traveling at about 30 mph. The train narrowly avoided plunging into the swollen Licking River after two derailments left cars teetering on the brink of a 30 foot bank. Passengers were spared a major catastrophe in what observers call a miraculous escape.
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United Press
Zanesville
Plburg
I& O
Tullminy
Licking
Haltimore
Ohio
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Henry Farm
Second Ave. House
Warren National Bank
Ted
Mai
Mame
Pipweylvania Incorporated 1878
B. & O. Express
Oil City
Oil City Crust Ca
Otras EE
First National Bank
Citizens National Bank
United States Depository
Darlow
Canhier Jad
PE Weate Vic
J. W. Faruen
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