Congressman Wins Cider Case in Maryland Trial
In Baltimore Maryland United States jurors after lengthy deliberation found Representative John Philip Mill not guilty on counts charging manufacture and possession of intoxicants at his home The verdict supports the legality of home brewing under the Velseadl act as argued by the defense and opposed by prosecutors The trial featured Judge Morris A Kuper and a jury of peers who weighed whether the beverages qualified as intoxicants under the law.
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United Prose
Baltimore
United States
Hietmet
Iidieemelit Aginst
John Philip Mill
Marylanth
Tonel Thargedt
Sanlayetil
Cave Wit
Hum Tun Pravokurh
Morris A. Kuper
Fine Cast for Comedy to Be Offered Here
Announcement today details the production of Three Live Ghosts by the Carmudite Players at Newersbep on 213. The cast includes Mocky as Peppy Wooler and Jane as Mocky, with Milint Brown at Boont and G. Ih Gilhortem in supporting roles. Mrs Campbell directs and promises a lively, stageful comedy with laughter and song.
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Carimudite
Welles
J. We Campbell
Jane “Mocky
Peppy
Wooler
G. Ih
Gilhortem
Belton
Tie Amnerieny
Campbell
Sanisiavtarill
Taughtey
Pracvests
Sofioob
Remallelinie Project
Funeral Services for Mrs Kathrine Price Observed at East Main Street Home
Funeral services for Mrs Kathrine Price were held Wednesday at the home of her son Robert Price on East Main Street with many relatives and friends in attendance. The Rev. Martin officiated, with a 2:40 pm service. interment followed at Pine Grove. Attendees included out of town visitors such as Mrs Avgink Leikchman of Rochester and Mrs F Collins of Mouiystown Ohio. Pred A Price and others attended.
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Thanryt
Katherne
Robert Price
East Main Street
Ren Je A. Martin
Pine Grove
Fury Aryl
Fli Beige
Alt Rene Man
J. J. Neylon
Edward Rintey
W. J Dowd
David Miller
Soeegh Merleinger
Mma Avgink Leikchman
Rochester
F. Collins
Wilimin Clarig
Mouiystown
Ohio
A.price
Cledity
Ter
Alberta
Vie
City Proclamation Calls Friday Closure In Mourning
The city enacts a proclamation honoring the memory of a local band and notable figures. Businesses must close Friday afternoon from 3 to 6 PM as a silent tribute on the November observance. Mayor Alexander signs the order.
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Merry Heppel
Gindermar Band
Alexander
Reforestation Train Visits Corry Tonight
The Erie Railroad will visit Corry for a three hour stay tonight at 7 o clock. About 2 000 trees were ordered by Deichard counts firmer t. Demonstrations drew strong local interest with more than two hundred visitors in the evening. Free demonstrations and seedling orders available through proper channels for spring planting.
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Ieinig
Erie Railroad
Corry
Deichard
Meadyilleix
United States
Uigell
Guend Linight
Aonighey Ie
Murder feud shocks Cleveland as two men slain
Authorities in Ohio investigate a murder feud after Lonny Rosen and Abe Adelson were found dead with bullet holes in their home area. Police say three men fled the scene in a dirty car after the victims were seen leaving a cigar store following a card game.
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United Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Lonly Rosen
Abe
Azalph Adelson
Gunnor Avenue
Phiadelphia
Tonon
Wien
Barlie
Rosen
Panall
Murput Figar
Bomb Blast Kills Two at Post Office in Grand Rapids
Investigators probe a deadly explosion at the Grand Rapids post office with two workers killed and several injured. Debris and damaged mail trucks were scattered across the loading area as inspectors examine the scene and determine the blast source.
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United Grand Ravids
Mich
Thea Postoffiog
Tne
Hast Derick
Runcrete
Post Ta
Tovly
Wren G. Harding's Condition Deteriorates After Restless Night
In Marion Ohio on November 14 a 1 AM bulletin from Dr Carl W Sawyer reports Mel Harding had a very restless and painful night and did not look much better in the morning. The note indicates the candity of Wren G Harding took a turn for the worse after a restless night.
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United Pros
Marion
Ohio
Wren G. Harding
Carl W. Sawyer
Mel Harding
Board of Education Meeting Reviews Time Change for High School Sessions
The November 12 1924 board meeting discussed shifting high school sessions to mornings and Junior High attendance. They approved minutes, considered Miss Bradford’s resignation, hired Miss Cora Mowty for the Tunioe Witch School at 1200 dollars yearly, and set a special session for November 28 with Dr F P Strunk.
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Board of Education
Mantes
Presidinyes Mesetu
Tillstrom
Lovslind
Love
Patterun
Wein
Shien Wae
Ane
Sextior High
Atteendon
Patterson
Wwe
Weinstreet
Turtishhirg
Bradford Wy Read
Hilltrom
Lovelind
Loveland
Willstrom
Cora Mow- Ty
Derry
Istate
Tauri
E. Manu
Wall Street in Throes of Another Hectic Day
Wall Street faced another hectic session as brokers dealt with profit taking and mixed results. Although the market showed gains at times, overall activity remained volatile with traders awaiting further developments and potential absorption of gains across the broader market.
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Wall Street
Tak
United Pros
New York
Destroyer Damaged in Torpedo Practice
A U S Navy destroyer was damaged in torpedo practice off the west coast. The Navy reported the incident caused by an air flask explosion on a main deck, breaking adjacent fittings and damaging a port propeller. Mrs. Bf. Glickner visited her father in Oil City and returned home in the afternoon.
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Washington
Thanilton
Diego
Navy Department
Fleet of War Stockpiled by Spaniards Near Soissons Exposed
United Press reports in 1918 detailing arrests of two Spaniards Sereno Hletz and Rodriguez Tawi near Soissons for buying and moving ammunition from Paris. They paid 80 francs each for grenades and gathered a large cache from fields elsewhere, seeking to profit from war supplies amid German shelling.
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United Press
Sgissons
Dutvereit
Tndae
Sereno Hletz
Rodriguez Tawi
Ane
Jon
Ini
al Fupta
Paris
Avas
Corry Hunter fines and Danielson jailed for Sunday hunting
Corry Hunter received a heavy fine after charges of Sunday hunting without license and resisting an officer. Abe Danielson of Ports was fined 25 for Sunday hunting 20 for no license and 100 for resisting an officer and jailed for up to five months after failing to pay. Two others were arrested but Danielson did not appear at Youngsville court.
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Delore Justien
Youingsville
Abe Danielson
Ports
Warrey
Danielson
Casinty
Dunkle Npoy
Gaany- Wardlem
Torpeia
Suurday
Felsom
Pron
McCustin
Yournrville
Justice Brose
Warren County
Amann Sentenced to Eight Months in County Workhouse
Erie court records show Noy Mi-Prink Amann received eight months in the Allegheny county Workhouse after pleading guilty to a reduced charge of involuntary manslaughter in a fatal automobile collision involving Charlee Orsehhowst. District Attorney Levant Davig consented to the plea, previously indicted for voluntary manslaughter and driving while intoxicated.
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Erie
Noy Mi—Prink Amann
Allegheny County
Anmh P. Rossiter
Spani
Levant Davig
Jesser
Dimick Case Deliberations Under Erie Jury
The Dimick case sits with an Erie jury as witnesses and arguments wrap up. Prosecutors and defense clashed over testimony while the panel weighed complex evidence in a high profile trial.
Haynes Unconcerned Over Hill Case Verdict
United Press reports from Sittington that Haynes dismisses the Hill case verdict as not altering the broader policy framework. He cites Judge Sopex’s opinion as affirming his reviews and the bureau’s stance, insisting no modifications are needed despite discussions of wind and filters and related details.
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Haynes
Hill
United Press Sittington
Maryland Congress
Sopez
Buyeau
Steed's War Book Stirs London Headlines
London reports expose by Steed alleging Lloyd George and Clemenceau clashed as Wilson intervened. Former Times editor claims moments of tension and calls the British premier a “Tiger” who refused to apologize. Book portrays Clemenceau and Wilson in power plays during wartime diplomacy.
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Woodrow Wilson
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
London Times
London
Woorfrow Wilson
Georges Clemencent
Wicklam Steed
the Times
Phirky
Stead
George Mi
Clemetuzan Ge
George Taparoddn
Wistal
Pyurts
Eraure
Ding
Steed
haekhaWa
Clemencere
Start
Wilson
Mattie
Clean Up Objections On Tax Assessment
Court proceedings addressed objections to the annual tax assessment. Complaints from the First and Second Wards were heard yesterday while objections from the Third and Fourth Wards were still being handled. The number of complaints appeared lower than expected.
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Couedisco
Fea Court of Tax
Léon
Aston
Damage Claims On New Highway Were Heard
A group of viewers with county commissioners and County Solicitor Vincent Gifford Startig began surveying the proposed Highway between Corty and Warner's Corners. They plan to report findings to the court with hearings set after the survey and protests may be filed.
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AA Fremian
Arbuefde
George Aissinges
Sunner Nn
Hanelle
Corty
Omericawell Fara
Warner's Corners
Tno
Ver
Connie Rammissiners
Vincent ‘Gifford
Prowell Farm
Missionary Society Holds November Meeting at Church
The Wo manis Potelyn Missionary Society met in the Methodis t Episcopal church parlor with good attendance and visitors. Mrs. G W Patterson led devotions and a brief business session appointed a committee to draft resolutions on Mrs. Dok Bracke’s death. Miss Elain McCray, recently returned from South America, described the country climate and people, outlined educational work at the Campeamba schools, displayed native handwork, and received thanks. The Missionary Quartette sang before adjournment.
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Womanis Potelyn Missionary Society
Methodise Episcopal Curch
G WW Patterson
John Archher
L. P Kncvlton
Wesley Howard
Dok Bracke
Elai] McCray
South America
Miss McCray
Chabamba
Miss Mcray
Mecray
Successor to Lodge to Be Named Today in Washington
Washington December news notes the expected naming of a successor to Lodge during a lame duck session. President Coolidge aims to veto non essential bills and push only fiscally prudent measures while Congress negotiates funding for the new fiscal year.
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LODGE
United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Doctor Injured In Auto Accident Near Hist Plars
Dr Glorethe Graver of Clyro is injured after a collision while returning from Tamostown. Mrs Graver escaped with minor injuries as the car crashed near the highway, and the hospital reported her husband as in serious condition.
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LYMER
Clarence Graser
Corry Hospital
Clymer
Passama Road
Glorethe
Clyro
Cory
Aypersterd
Wieb Hing
Hongie
Rand Beal
Mr Grae
Heya Gund
Crayer
Stulinjeip
Vr Graser
Thas Hospital
Babbitt Edwards Wedding Wednesday in Erie
The marriage of Miss Winifred Rae Wards daughter to Mr and Mrs William Rewards of Erie took place at five o clock at the bride’s parents home 1035 West Seventh Street Erie. The ceremony was by Rev Arthur Staples of the First Methodist Church Erie with about sixty guests. The couple will reside in Florida where Mr Babbitt is connected with a real estate firm. The bride a graduate of East Erie High School and Skidmore College wore a white satin gown with a fingertip veil. A reception followed with chrysanthemum roses and palms decor. Among guests were Mr and Mrs Frank T Babbitt Miss Marion J Skidmore and many relatives.
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Winfred Rae
William Rewards
Mery Raighe
Lin Skidmire Babbitt
Irs
Babbitt
Oelock
Erie
Arthur Staples
Viler Miimeheery
Keystone Tights
Florida
Baty
Neal
Mabel Sturlebiteer
Emisarde
Lect Lynn
Ot Petry
Esstral High School
Skidmore College
Saratmsa
Hebbitt
Uniry
Tilhoo
Penn State
Fur Sape
Hetits Pompans
Serchiny
Pranks
T. Babbitt
Marion J. Skidmore
Opator
Five Best Radio Features Highlighted Across Stations
A roundup notes features at WEE Boston and WIP Philadelphia plus programs at WEAP New York and WLW Cincinnati. It mentions Vincent hopes and a special musician program as part of deification ceremonies and a police band segment in the prime evening hours.
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WEAP
New York
WEE
Boston
Vincent Hopes
WIP
Philadelpha
WORD
Zion
Wlw
Cincinnati
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Ryan
Shantel
Kathrine Price
Brie Railroad
Spain
Corry Hunter
Amann
Dimick
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Tandong Ie
Matt
Tse
Pittsburgh
Gliss Lamberton
Ime
Davis
Allisre W. Smith
Lateras
Ponnnsylvania
Union
ML. E. Foreign Missionary Society
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