Automobile Turned at Clymer Involving Local Officials
A group including Select Councilman J. M. Sheely and Walter Shuxs traveled from Dunkirk to Clymer on a Friday for bullheads. Their Ford toppled on a concrete bank near the dam, leaving one rider injured lightly and the auto badly damaged. They later returned to Dunkirk, vowing to avoid a repeat incident and saying repairs may be modest.
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Flye Corry
Clymer
J. M. Sheely
Row
Blydenburs
Lews Brown
Judson Carnicke
Walter Shuxs
Columbus
Knper
Edward Kineley
Joe
Wolfe
Alipatl
Concrere
Torpol Paria
Turk
Shiee
Anu Wae
Lars Univ Dinchee
Ellie
Murty
Brown
Terra Firma
Big Day at Hays Sees Crowded Sales and Dead Soldier Mention
A chaotic Monday at Hays features crowds and a two day “Big Day” sales push. Readers are told of a memorial or death mentioning a soldier named Hill, with sales at Fulton Market and a large assortment of bargains including candies, coffee, potatoes, and various imports. The notice urges customers to visit on Monday as the two day event closes.
Novelty Show at Ansell and Vitagraph Tonight
A local cinema offers a double feature headlined by new pictures. Standout acts include Jupginesé Jim D Art in a comic wonder and a four-wuloturen presentation. Come early to enjoy the program and familiar ad audience draw.
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Ansell
Vitagraph
Jim D'Art
Governor Toner Heads Maryland Trip
Harrisburg May 26 Governor Toner left Harrisburg for Maryland for a few days rest but no bills will be acted upon until Monday. He has 762 pills to take within the next 30 days and plans to begin work next week. Senate and House Appropriations leaders will consult with him during the next two weeks though the full thirty days may not be required. Most state officials left Harrisburg for rest after a strenuous session with bills affecting nearly every department acted upon. The Capitol remains with a cleaning and repair crew prepping for the next session.
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Harrisburg
Toner
Harrishilrs
Maryland
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Lkely
Fire Devastates Dreamland at Coney Island
A massive blaze at Dreamland on Coney Island destroyed the amusement park area including the Wy eleothet tower and Captain Ferrag's animal show. Six rabbits perished, two animals shot to prevent further danger, and damages exceed three million dollars. No serious injuries reported. The fire required five alarms to bring under control.
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New York
Dreamland
Coney Island
Lindar
Ferrag
Vallty
Ornywil
Ong 18
Josa Wit
Old Grounds Will Be Used for This Year's Games
Yesterday afternoon Manager Waters completed arrangements with owners to use the Washington street ball grounds for this year's games. The Corry Fair and Driving Park Association asked about management aid, but the rent was deemed unreasonable, so games will be played on the downtown grounds. Ground repairs were completed and the field was rolled for a fine surface, with Decoration Day observers urged to attend the top clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waters
Washington Street
Corry
Tubercular Cows Condemned in Sherman Farm Herders Loss
In Sherman on May 21 a herd of 35 cows owned by Bred Russell on the W. 8. Phelps farm was condemned due to tuberculous disease. An inspector, with herbalist text in hand, found all afflicted. Russell has long battled illness, and the stock will be sent to Buffalo for destruction with state losses covered by a percentage.
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Sherman
Russell
Phelps
Boy Kicked in Head by Colt in Meadville
Meadville May 26 A 10 year old boy, Frank Swagey of Union township, was kicked in the head by a colt while in a pasture. He sustained a fractured skull and was carried to hospital. Recovery is doubtful as he lies in critical condition.
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Union Township
Meadville Hospital
Meadville
Frank
Adan Swagey
Neil Spencer
Miskul
Rnc
Remarkable 106 Year Old Resident of Sharon Area
Lives 106 years Mary Stalinton of Mercer County near Blarpsyllla born in Galway Ireland in 1805. She came to this county 25 years ago and resides with her daughter Mae Frid Ret O'Brien who at eighty remains able and alert.
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Sharon
Moe
Mary Stalinton
Blarpsyllla
Mercer County
Lala
Galaway
Ivelund
Lyric Bill Promises Vitigraph Show Tonight
A brief local notice announces a "Big Lyric Bill" featuring a thrilling Vitigraph and three other acts. The venue promises a cooler interior than outside and an hour long program tonight.
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Out of Doory
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Fem
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One Price Clothiers
LION
W. H. Duffy & Co
W. Main St
Lawrence Park
General Electric Co
Mammoth New Works
Erie
Main St
Gary
Birmingham
W. S. Pole
Erle, Pa
Ollice
Townslie
WWE Atdiits
Lyemerelia
Aitieta
Elena
Colt
Big Lyric Bill
Neaier Eversy Gute
Esa
Cenreal Agency
The
Atlantic Refining Company
Igeerparniad
C.R. Rogers & Co., Inc. Engineers & Contractors
Fhoto Sindi
Mont A
Stndia
Barlow Hardware Co
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