Light sentences for bootleggers in Bay County court
Three prohibition offenders faced suspended sentences after arraignment in county court on Tuesday morning. Paul Popovich of Washington township and his wife received a 400 fine with four months suspended to care for their three children. Catherine Cakolniks, charged with possession and sale, was paroled under custody order. Jacob Kane, arrested May 15 1925, received 500 fine and one year parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Cakolniks
J. H. Williams
William ©. Hirt
Jacob Kane
Fire at old opera house leaves one dead in Connellsville
Police search the ruins of the old opera house after a fire destroyed the building early today. One man, Robert Freed, 39, was found alive but died at a hospital. Mary Guiler, a fourth floor resident, is missing and presumed in the debris as investigators assess the $100,000 loss.
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Connellsville
Opera House
With & Joss
Robert Freed
Mary Guiler
Kane Driver Narrowly Escapes After Truck Rollover
Lawrence Johnson, driver for Miles Kane company, escaped serious injury when a feed truck overturned on a curve on the highway between Wilcox and Johnsonburg. Soft earth from heavy rains caused the rollover. the truck was not badly damaged. A Miles-Fane team arrived, righted the vehicle, reloaded, and proceeded.
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Ane
Lawrence Johnson
Miles Kane Company
Wilcox
Johnsonburg
Johnson
Miles- Fane Company
Tle
Corns Lift Off Pain Freezone Claim
An advertisement asserts that a product called Preezone removes hard or soft corns and between toe corn painlessly. It promises instant relief with a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents and briefly claims easy removal without soreness.
Should Husbands Do House Work
Mrs Mildred Dyer in Redlands California shares how a cooperative husband helped with home tasks during her long illness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health and strength as her household duties shifted.
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Mildred Dyer
Lydia Brinkham
Dyers
Redlands
Calit
Lydia W. Pinkham
Tragic Maryland Tornado Kills Fifteen Children
Graphic United Press account from La Plata Maryland recalls a tornado that struck a school, killing fifteen pupils and injuring many. Principal Mrs Helen Hughes describes saving two girls from under a stove and leading boys to safety as the building was hurled about. Teachers Ethel Graves and other staff recount the scene and the lost students in this stark disaster report.
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United Press
LA Plata
Hs Fifteen
Helen Hughes
Struc
Ethel Martin
Charlotte Turer
Marshall Burr
Charles Farrell
Jacl Clark
Levayn Martin
Isle
Jack Clark
Miss Ethel Graves
Sheep Killing Dogs Rampage Hits Bucks Flocks
Reports from Titusville say sheep killing dogs have moved south, with farmer W. J. Harrison near Vrooman losing many sheep. Two were killed and ten badly injured, with others hurt. a loitering hound is suspected. Authorities probe the Lovell's Station killings, having killed a few dogs but not yet identified the culprits.
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Corry
Titusville
Vrooman
W. J. Harrison
Crowell Place
Lovell's
Crowell Named Judge of Tishomingo County
Charles M. Crowell has been elected county judge in Tishomingo Oklahoma for the sixth consecutive term. He won by a majority of 1273 votes signaling continued satisfactory administration of county duties by the former Corry, Pennsylvania, man.
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Charles M. Crowell
Tishomingo
Oklahoma
Corry
Crowell
Earliest Mirrors Mentioned From Ventven 1800
A fragment notes mirrors of glass dating to Ventven around 1800, describing crude early forms. It mentions the first attempt to back glass with silver by Liebig in 1868 and implies surviving examples exist.
Woman's Club Members Need Tickets for Harv ey Lecture
Corry Woman's Club asks members to present membership tickets at the door for Paul Harvey's 8 15 P M lecture at Hotel Corry Thursday night. If dues are paid but tickets not received they may be secured at Conra's Drug Store or paid there to receive an action ticket.
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Woman's Club At
Corry
Hotel Corry
Paul Harvey
Conra
Diff ering Qualities Baste and Rashness Storms
Fragmentary text recalls storms and tempests brewing and wrecking dual ness, with jumbleness described as a full tule Wind blowing at speed toward huven. The passage reads as a garbled reflection on qualities and volatile forces without clear event or identifiable figures.
Harvey to Speak on International Issue
Members of the Woman's Circle anticipate an engaging lecture by Paul Harvey at the Hotel Corry on Thursday evening. He will discuss the latest phases of the international problem and the second cycle in efforts to eliminate war, with questions on stabilizing the franc, post coal era Britain, and Orient developments. The public is invited. fifty cents for nonmembers.
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Hotel Corry
Paul Harvey
International
France
Great Britain
Orient
Harve
Corry
Gale damages Harrisburg area with extensive wreckage
A severe gale and heavy rain swept southeast Harrisburg causing several thousand dollars in damage. It tore roofs from houses, toppled outbuildings, uprooted trees, and knocked down telephone and electric lines. Pennsylvania Railroad tracks near Stuelton were blocked when wind toppled shelter houses. one person was injured.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Stuelton
Ax Faras
Mexican Solons in Fatal Duel
In ICO CLPY dust to a senate chamber a fatal duel ended with Senator Luis Espinosa hitting his heart after wounding rival Senator Ensigile Henshaw. Henshaw fired back, mortally wounding Espinosa as chaos erupted in the chamber. The clash followed a bitter quarrel and multiple gunfire by both senators.
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ICO Clpy
Senate
Luis Espinosa
Ensigile Henshaw
Henshaw
Espinia
Two Firemen Overcome in Burning Building in New Kensington
In New Kensington Pennsylvania on November 10 two firefighters were overcome by smoke while battling a blaze at the Candyland Store on Fifth Avenue. Phiel Edward Clawson and Fred Jat were revived and hospitalized as flames damaged the store and an apartment above it, causing about $6000 in losses. The fire started in the basement and spread to the shop and second floor, prompting the family to flee. Alcohol and other items were scattered around as crews fought the flames.
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New Kensington
Fifth Avenue
Phiel Edward Clawson
Fred Jat
Candyland
Bryan Grimms
Smke
Belore
Fraud Charges In Election Fraud Case In Philadelphia Ward
In Philadelphia on November 10 three officials of the Thirty sixth ward division two were held on bail after grand jury checks at Elections Court. The division showed a sweep for Republicans with 295 votes for all Republican tickets from senator to governor and only 19 for state assemblyman. Judges Gordon and McMichael presided as suspicions arose over the zero totals in this division.
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Unuea Rrae
Philadelphia
Setond
Divistary Cowne
Gordon and McMichael
Oil Club
Compt
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Mother
Avamall
King Radio
Elmer Shuss
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