Titusville Police Clamp Down On Gamblers After Night Incident
A Titusville Herald report notes police actions after a Friday night disturbance on West Spring Street. Chief Buckley led a large force, with magistrate and city officers absent, as youths mingled with parked boards. The case status remains unsettled, with nervous city officials awaiting clarification.
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Tuyeville
Ely
Bilal Aed
Chlot PC
Buckley
West Spring Street
Lethrieh
Diekiyeon
Chet Tickley
Memorial Day Observed with Civic and Military Ceremonies
Memorial Day was observed with park services and a large attendance. Local veterans groups and school children assisted as corny dignitaries praised the fallen and laid geraniums at each grave, with a curbside motor tribute and return to cemeteries.
Corry Triumphs In Twin Wins At Jaca Ana Here Festertay
Corry won both games as Corey and Warren’s bike bell team faced Warren in a cloudy day. Weather limited attendance to about two hundred. Corry’s pitching by Wickford and Craker held off Warren as Batters Greet and Peterson starred for their clubs. Memorial service followed the afternoon game with fans eager for next matchups and a 4 30 p m contest against Dig Oi City planned to help cover expenses.
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Corey
Warren
Premiams
Myers
Wickford
Corry
Craker
Wille Warren
Ita Sutia Factory Ng Jong Ax
Ida
Towns
Dig Oi
Sun
Harper's Nine
Jamestown
Reform Talk and Political Critique From Early Boston Writer
Louis Brandl argues for efficiency in a new department and urges elimination of politics in public service. He condemns the lumber trust and warns of monopolies, while The Buffalo Times notes public demand for accountability from politicians and the public’s right to expect real results.
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Louis Brandl
Boston
Fiew Department
Youngstown Windlestoy
Sibley Audit Discontinued After Medical Grounds
May 29 report states a petition to discontinue the audit of ex Congresssman Sibley’s primary election expenses was presented to Judge George Cripwell. The order cites physicians' affidavits showing Sibley’s condition requires rest to prolong life, prompting the court to discontinue the audit.
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Fraklin
Sibley
George Cripwell
Cutting Cutting May 24 local notes on farms and people
Cutting Cutting May 24 reports Orrin Bons and wife moving to the Fred Rause farm after Raui se moved to run the Creamery. Jack Garvey returns to work for Mrs Helen Raymond. Horace Barton and wife of Shermas seek workers. Truman Batchelor builds a hog house. Mrs Shamrons and Mrs State Line visit Cutting for church. School closed last Friday with Miss Schurers praised by pupils and parents.
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Cutting
Orrin Bons
Fred Rause
Rauise
Jack Garvey
Helen Raymond
Horate Barton
Shermas
XN. C
Giebity
Yeater
Findtoy Laker
Truman Batehio
Shamrons
Bert Merritt
Fine potted tomatoes and flowering plants at W D Rows
Fine potted tomato plants and flowering plants offered by W D Rows at 675 E Wayne Street near the streetcar line. Includes various peppers cabbages cauliflowers and alyssum in pots. Plants described as thrifty high class with reasonable prices and special sale items listed.
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W. D
E. Wayne Street
C H S Defeated by Falconer in baseball clash
The High School team traveled to Falconer and lost 7 to 0. Corry pitcher Hill delivered an 11 strikeout gem amid weak offensive support. Smith of Falconer homered, but a quick relay nabbed him at the plate. The game was short, clean, and fast overall.
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Falconer
Corry
Altho
Smith
Uard Sarker
P R R Lecture Here Tomorrow at Library
Tomorrow afternoon at two oclock a P R R lecture will be delivered at the Library Theakry 5a by an official from the American Railway Association. The talk covers care and preparation of explosives and inflammables. Loyal Agent John Martin arranged the lecture. the Superintendent and Division Engineers will attend along with railway men from across the region. Local manufacturers have been invited to attend and a sizable turnout is expected.
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Library Theakry
Amorican Railway
John Martin
Bj Jation
Ten Dollar Reward For Protecting City Lights
A ten dollar reward is offered for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons attempting to destroy or interfere with electric wiring lamps or other parts of the electric light system in the band house and park in Columbus.
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Columbus
Advertised Letters And Quirky Police Quip From May Week
May week ending notices list names including Miss Lottie Baird and Mr Homer Brown among others. A police member comments on policing rogues, noting the difficulty of seizing a rogue when known.
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Lottie Baird
Homer Brown
Thomas Devine Mer
W. R. Gilson
J. Edward Jones
W. ¢, Shannon
Barkley Corset
Iowa
Christy Megiater
Meadville Man Kills Wife After Drunken Frenzy
Mowiyile Pennsylvania May 80 a Meadville man killed his wife Mrs Shermay T Orner after a day of drinking. He demanded coffee she refused and he attacked with a heavy object striking her temple and killing her instantly. He sat over the body in shock until police arrived and four children stayed parentless as the tragedy left the family.
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Mowiyile
Shermay T. Orner
Hollormaker
Pine Street
Omer
Helena
Mer
Orney
Orlea
Bronze Tablet Given To High School Memorial Service
Memorial services at the high school featured a G. R. committee visit and a bronze tablet presentation. Superintendent Curtis, nearing retirement, received a bronze tablet bearing Lincoln's Gettysburg address, a timely tribute to the school.
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Curtis
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Kapelle Band Grand Concert Delights Local Audience
The Kapelle Band thrilled a near full High School Auditorium with a varied program conducted by Dr. J. M. Chrin. Vocal numbers and a male quartet drew hearty applause. Archietyons delivered a novel encore with a rendering of Deathly of Benedict Arnold to close the festive evening.
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J. M. Chrin
Haya
George
Warren Thomas
Rows
Fediko
Gorty
Shiv
Archietyons
Benedict Arnold
Startling accusation sparked in Washington report
Washington May 23 Albert Rownthal Philadelphia portrait painter began a probe into state department expenditures amid a charge he was paid 450 dollars for a portrait of Associate Justice William J Day while a counter document suggests 4400 dollars.
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Washington
Albert Rownthal
Phiadelphia
Justeo
William J. Day
Atate
Tate Department
Focorda
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Center Street
G. A. Ft
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Loean Noriens
Oifien
C.asereren
United States
Titusville Courier
Sibley Audit
C.H.S
Hill
Corry High
P. R.R
American Railway Association
Chas, Simpson Burgess
Meadville
Kapelle Band
State Department
Jacobson
Sam Jacobson & C
One Frice Clothiers
M Palas
J. M. Sheely
Corby
C. R. Rogers & Co., Inc. Engineers & Contractors
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Barlow Hardware Co
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Mase
Eve
Thor Pres
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