Unclear historical note on safe term changes and a prison case
The fragmentary article references terms related to safe terms in Pennsylvanian context, mentions Allegheny County, Fresno, and Western peniten tery with a prison sentence. It notes months and figures but specifics are obscured by OCR errors, leaving a damaged report about sentences and prosecutions.
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IRIE
le Iumiy
Wien
Allegheny County
Unites and Hall
Wsnien Ars
Weston Peniten
Fevnihs
Gulwer Fey
Alevede
Eriely
Jon Voltiely
Left Accident Scene Fined in Local Court
A case involving Gy 12 Jann Anderson from Bwedveuui dilver GE tun stilomublis was heard by Justice Chiles Melvin. The defendant pleaded guilty and was fined after authorities, including Officer Douglas Icfopt, connected a vehicle incident at West Willott and Twinestows.
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Tamesiows
Jann Anderson
Justice of the Petes Chiles
Melvin
Poilee
Douglas
West Wiliott and Twinestows
HU Anderson
Rosell
Last Night Rifle Shoot Featured Lawson Scoring 225
A fragmented report notes Lawson leading last night’s rifle shoot with a 225 score amid a lineup including Hansen Welden Sweet and Kittleberger. The garbled text references items like oil and rods and mentions several participants with partial scores and positions, reflecting a local sporting event recap with unclear details.
Beaver Dam Area News Briefs Spoil Local Social Scene
In Beaverdam Nov 11 report, multiple families from Corry Bradford and Erie area attend dinners and visits across town. Various church groups host gatherings, a class holds a session, and residents celebrate births and say farewell to Flora Follett. Orval Titus undergoes surgery while others travel for work and family events.
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Beaverdam
Vincent Anderson
Corry
Charis Beead
Lie Jome
Jarkes Crowell
Mildred Showers
Bradford
M. Mu
Ralph Osterstuck
Laurentey
Ceiovon
Alton Pele
Aon
Robert Mulvin
Wasas Valley U. B
Monies Puljom
Sundhy
Lewiy Swan
Won
Harry Bowen
Otters
Stockton
N.X
Bowen
Bert Bower
Jaques Watts
Reil Mulyin
J. M McGtellant
Alton Mussenger
Sey Sununy
Mir
Charles Proctor
Hed Peterson Jimaiuy
Rowland
Harbar
Ud Mir
Nail
Jesse Wintney Amit Langht
Spartansburg
Moley Istiler
Site College
Air
Lloyd Fisher
Lyons
Ruth Tanner
Adelbert Chaffee
Wattsburg
Asten Messenger
Ed McClelland
Doolittle
Erie
Joe McClelland Sundi
Ladies Ald Society of the
RB. Church
Pred Cooper
Carter Fall
Clark McCray
Higin
Edward McLean
Wesleyville
Frank Ladd
F. D. Smock
Jamestown
N. Y
Lyle Pretoriate
Betty Loi
Henry
Barbara Sargent
Edward Luce
Meadville
Cris Cady
J. M. McClelland
Wrank McClelland
Free Methodist Parsonage
Union City
Theodore Hanby
North Hast
R. W. Pattison
U. B. Church
Gerry Prebble
High Titus
Bertha Applebee
Yora
Corry Hospital
Orval Titus
Masters Rexford
Warren Proctor
H. A. Evans
Davis Doolittle
Leonard Plyler
Vera Goodrick
Orval
W. H. Cummings
Legionnaires Forcefully Close Store in Ohio
A mob of ex servicemen in St. Clairsville Ohio defied an Armistice Day proclamation by bombing and closing a grocery store that remained open. American Legion officials defended the action and admitted leadership roles, saying patriotism justified measures against noncompliant businesses. The incident underscored tensions over Armistice Day observances and local enforcement.
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Legion
ST. Clarisvilim
American Legion
German Army Team Wins International Trophy at Garden Show
In Madison Square Garden on Armistice Day, a German Army team won the international military trophy in a ceremonial display before 14,000 spectators. The United States finished second, Hungary third, with Ireland, Canada, and Sweden also fielding teams. The German squad posted 1-2 faults, led by strong teamwork despite a slightly below par jumping course. The U S entry faltered when veteran jumper Joe Alssmire, ridden by Capt. Bradford, incurred nine faults.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
United States
Thor
Boston
Hungary
Freetate
Joe Alssmire
Capt
Bradford
Violin Wood Types and Construction Overview
A historical note explains violin making materials and parts. It states there are no favored woods for backs or under surfaces, the top is soft wood such as fir or pine, maple is used for the neck, and ebony for the tailpiece and fingerboard. About 70 distinct parts comprise an ordinary violin.
Tools of Learning Discussed by Supt
Corry readers learn how schools use student experience to teach. The article emphasizes teaching beyond books, developing thinking, and tailoring curricula to social and individual needs. It lists seven aims including trained teachers, vibrant curricula, organized class structures, well-equipped facilities, public support, core branches, and a learning spirit.
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Org
Corry
Suhool Taven
Sige
Thomas Faison
Tupin
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Forty-and-Eight Society
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Robert Malym
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S. R. | Lyons
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Pattison
R. W Pattison
Bruce McCray
Elgin
Lewis Sexton
B. Kincaid
Madeline Prebble
H. D. Whitney
Licy Tanner
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Orval Follett
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Ute Hall
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