Body of famed lake steamer pilot found after long disappearance
The remains of John Massa Jack Johnson, 83, a once renowned steamboat pilot on Chautauqua Lake, were identified near his Dewittville home after being missing since October 11. Sheriff officials say heart disease caused death. no autopsy possible due to decomposition.
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Massa Jack" Johnson
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D A Orders Further Probe in Girl Death
District Attorney Damian McLaughlin ordered more investigation into the death of Patricia Falkenberger 18 of Meadville found in a trailer camp at 1233 Lowell Avenue. She had arrived seeking a job and stayed with Mrs. Jessie Edge. Coroner Warren W. Wood noted possible carbon monoxide links and requested lab testing.
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Kidney Fatigue Pain Prompts Urgent Relief Claim
Ad offers Thompson's Borsoma Tablets for kidney fatigue causing pain and backache. Claims the product provides quick relief and is used by thousands, with a second suggestion of Golden Lax Tablets for constipation.
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Titusville and Jamestown Election Returns Show GOP Strength
Returns from multiple districts show Republicans leading in Titusville and Jamestown races with Herbert A Mook and Samuel Stroth victories, while Sheriff Linder and County Board seats lean Republican. Mayor Merck in Oil City appears set to defeat Charles A. Smith as results come in.
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Oil City
William A. Merck
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Philadelphia and state races shift as city ballots tighten
Philadelphia voters elected Bernard Samuel to a second term as mayor by a large margin, while Republicans gain control in multiple cities including Greensburg and York. Harrisburg saw Claude Robins beat John Peters for state post, with Peters attacking the GOP chair. A debt referendum on constitutional debt limits drew little active campaigning.
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