Nighttime incident shocks Cambridge Springs town
In a late evening disturbance on Mair Street, local youths allegedly commandeered a man’s rig and drove around town. A shot shattered a rear window at J. Gross’s home, narrowly missing Mrs Gray and her daughter. Police and community members, including Rev Stewart, prepared for ongoing meetings at the Baptist church.
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J. Gross
Pearttreet
Indie
Mrs. Grays
Stewart
Baptist
Fureh
Cambridge Springs
Kane taxi driver killed in auto crash
Willis Wescott a Kane taxi driver was fatally injured in a crash near Durant City when his car touched high tension wires. He died at the scene after the wreck occurred between 12:40 and 12:46 pm. The accident disrupted power and damaged lines, with a Durant City substation outage reported. The body was removed by ambulance.
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Willis Wescott
Holwie
Ton Bugin Brothers
Wenfolt
Davis
Brawn
Kane Switel
Durant City
West Power Corporation
Wescatt
Lighta
Erploek
New Theatre Plan for Erie City Site
Warner Brothers Tac owners and partners took an option on 40th street property east of the Lawrence Garage for a new 2,000 seat theater. The Sheldon property nearby is part of the deal, with alley rights and a four year history as a prime theatrical site. Gerald Quinn, a salvage party, is involved in the sale as a wrecker.
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Warner Brothers
Tac
Mim
40Th Street
Lawrence Garage
Wiljoluing
Nbs
C. Boyd Hayes
Sailure
Foward
Nick Boyd Hayes
RB Way
Jerry Quinn
Aevin Feet
International Health and Indian birth rates discussed
A Rotary Club talk on international health notes India's birth rate in 1926 was about double England and Wales and triple New Zealand, with high infant mortality and plague reservoirs. It cites leprosy in China, Asia as a major disease reservoir, and calls for Western aid and League of Nations involvement. The article also poses English grammar exercises and trivia.
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Rotary Club
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England
Wales
New Zealand
Asie
Anya Lhe
Ste
Minthi
Trdin
China
European America
Asia
League of Nations
Mahoney
New Swindle Pulled in Wrapping Currency
Police hunt after a man about 40 swindled moving picture theatres and State Street stores by trading currency for 1 cent rolls of quarters that turned out to be slugs. The coins matched real quarters in size and were placed in folders from a local bank. Investigators expect more victims as the coin scam unfolds.
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Rie
Roosevelt era vice president quiz clues
The fragment lists questions about U S history and geography. It mentions Roosevelt, a vice president, skunks diet, mountain barrier between Switzerland and Italy, and Romulus twins. The lines include names Heston Payne and S Buckeye State as possible answers or sources.
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Roosevelt
Switzerland
Thaly
Romulus
Out of Health for 15 Years Now Well and Younger
Edward Happ of Tuunville Pa suffered back pain and dizziness for 15 years. A medicine named Thompson's Barosma claimed to cure backache rheumatism and related ailments by cleansing kidneys. The ad promotes Barosma at $1.00 with a druggist refund and adds Golden Laxi Tablets at 25 cents for constipation.
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Edward Happ
Tuunville
Hays
Thompson
Gale
A Problem a Day Solve Operations Puzzle
Determine the missing operation to transform given fractions to target values. The puzzle asks by what q you multiply 4 1-2 to get 16 1-4, then divide by 1 1/4 to get 8 1/8, and finally add what to 3 1/8 to reach 7 1/122. The posted answer hints panels must be 14 feet long and lists steps: Add 56, 4, 93, 112. divide by 14. multiply by 4.
Cory Baptist Church Announces Five Year Pastor Anniversary
On Sunday November 11 Rev A 1 will serve as pastor marking five years at Cory Baptist. Church plans include special services for morning and evening with baptismal rites and arranged programs. Boy Scouts will distribute programs to members on Saturday.
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Boy Scouts
Edo
Jiggs Dinner Enjoyed by Catholic Daughters Group
A Jiggs dinner served by a Knights of Columbus venue drew about fifty members and friends of the Catholic Daughters of America. Mrs A L Miller led the event with help from Mrs Harry Paulson Mrs James Sullivan Mrs Albert Carburg Mrs Frank Nash and Miss Florence Lynth among others. Tables matched purple and gold with centerpieces of poppies and bridges followed the meal for a pleasant evening. Guests included Mrs Dan O Day of Meadville and Mrs Van Horn of Erie. B O Spencer visited with his daughter Mrs Miller in Spartansburg during the day.
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Knights of Columbus
Catholic Daughters of America
A. L. Miller
Harry Paulson
James Sullivan
Albert Carburg
Frank
B. O. Spencer
Mr. Miller
Spartansburg
Boast Brings Arrest Over 1927 Cleveland Murder
Cleveland police hold a suspect who boasted of killing Elizabeth Reagan in her furnished apartment on May 14 1927. He faced no charge until four witnesses are found. Police link him to killings in Akron and Birmingham as the case remains unsolved. Reagan was stabbed fifteen times in a brutal crime.
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Cleveland
Elizabeth Reagan
Colientug
Columbus
Akron
Birmingham
Emmet Polis
Elisbeth Heagon
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