New Books Added to Curry Library Shelf
Librarian Miss Skidmore announces a large list of newly acquired books across fiction, history, travel, biographies, and reference. The collection includes Hemingway and Canfield works, mystery titles by Van Dine and Doyle, classical histories, travel narratives, and children titles, with authors such as Lincoln, Sabatini, and Porter represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Mouer Mason
Aldrich
Mr. Tutt
Train
Vather
Betsy
Canfield
Dew
Wre
Wren Outlaw
Tom
Burrouts
Doyle
Mundy
Furnul Connie
Prowty
Miss Billy
Porter
Rosary
Gregory Rose Garden
Wyshand
Widdern
Chile Shaken by Earth Tremors Across Cities
Chile was rattled by a violent earthquake that struck Santiago at 3:25 pm today lasting nearly a minute. The tremor was felt in Valparaiso and interior points, causing some houses to collapse and alarm in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Valparang
Ben Hur and Annie Laurie at Rex and Grand Theatres
The Rex Theatre shows the Ben Hur screen spectacle featuring twelve-horse chariot scenes and star Ramon Novarro with May McAvoy and Lillian Gish in Annie Laurie based on Scottish lore. The Grand Theatre presents The Amateur Gentleman starring Richard Barthelmess, followed by The Brute and Hook and Ladder No 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian’ Gish
Mae Marsh
Misa Gish
Ollie Marsh
Marsh
Miss Gish
Metro
Goltwyn-Mayer
Annie Laurie
Rex Theatre
Norman Kerry
John
Robertson
Creighton Hale
Hobart Bosworth
Russell Simpson
David Torrence
Patricia, Ivers
Joseph Striker
Richart Jarthermess
Grand Theatre
Sidney On
Patt
Elassics
Jeffery Farnel
England
George the Third
Barnabas Beverly Barty
Richard Barthelmess
Dan Duffy
Fire Department
Youthful auto thieves held at Erie curb incident
Chester Sylvestki of 38 East Twenty second street watched his car move from the curb at Fifteenth and Ash last night. He tackled the youths, captured one as he tried to flee, and held Joseph Gust 17 of 45th East Seventh street as driver after Gust admitted several thefts and implicated four others later arrested by motorcaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Chester Syhvestki
East Twenty
Second Street
Fifteenth
Ash Steats
Syivesthi
Ran Ang
San Fied
Sylvestran
Sylvestia
Joseph Gust
45Th East Seventh Street
Haglett
Gust
Engtert Vamos
Six Killed in Auto Accidents in Pittsburgh Area
United Press reports six people died and at least ten were injured in Pittsburgh district motor vehicle crashes over the weekend. Victims include Andrew Kutich 21 of Lygan Pennsylvania and a Carnegie resident, with several others struck by trains or cars at grade crossings and in city streets. multiple children among the fatalities and several serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Frank Pryky
Carnegie
Andrew Kutich
Lygan
William Bundy
Thomas Manges
John G Hinds
Negro Leper as Defendant in Peculiar Murder Trial
Baton Rouge November 14 A highly unusual murder trial was set to begin with Ed Payton a Negro leper as the defendant charged with killing Lloyd Richard a fellow inmate at the Carrville leprosarium. Dr O B Denny in charge of the facility sought to reassure jurors that courtroom infection risk was nil despite ten witnesses being leprosy patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Baton Rouge
America
Ed Payton
Peyton
Lloyd Richard
Carrvill
Denny
Community Milk Fund Contributors Aid Triplets Family
A list of Concorn township residents contributing cash to a milk fund to buy milk for Mr and Mrs Charles Chase's triplets. Contributions include Gus Swanson 26c, Mrs Swanson 25c, Stowe 60c, Arnold 1, others totaling varied small sums. Send further gifts to Pearl B Arnold, 193-R13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concorn Toyship
Charles Chase
Chase
Pearl B. Arnold
Gus Swanson
IT. Hi. Spoon
Soc
Will’ Rideout
John Kendrick
Oscar Wettenburg
Irving Simmerlink
E. B Clank
J. L. Clark
Pearle B. Arnold
Stowe
The World a Chessboard
The chessboard is the world, the pieces are the phenomena of the universe, and the rules are the laws of nature. The player on the other side is hidden from us, the play is always full, just and patient. We know our colt never overlooks a mistake or allows ignorance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt
Uuck
Thomas Hurley
Dance at Arcade Hall with Meadow Brook Orchestra
A dance event at Arcade Hall is listed for Tuesday November 15 with music by R. E. Gates and his Meadow Brook Orchestra. Urban social item notes a lively program and admission details are expected from the local column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcade Hall
R. E. Gates
Meadowbrook Orchestra
November Weather Sparks Auto Rush and Local Happenings
In an unusually pleasant November spell followed by snow from the prior weekend, Cory’s area enjoyed sunny dry days and heavy motorist traffic. The opening of RH Van Tassel’s new East South Street gas station brightened the thoroughfare, while liquor use rose locally with Harvest of greenblacks. Rail official Ralph Li Wanges will leave the Erie system on December 1, succeeded by Clarence As Howard, with headquarters in New York City. Bear hunting season opens tomorrow as Eric Thaters heads to Kinelly for a week of bear raiding. A major cinema highlight at Rex features the Lew Wallace epic Ben Hur in a four day run, praised as a monumental screen achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RH. van Tassel
Creonad
the Rex
Ben Lun
Lew Wallace
Fight 10 finish in Colorado
In Denver on November 14 miners continued a prolonged strike over wages. The action, lasting a brisk end to the weekend, saw some coal mined yet ongoing stoppages tie up many independent properties. Peace efforts were under way as operators and strike leaders faced weeks of economic strain. In Southern Colorado miners sought governor mediation through a settlement meeting plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Denver
Cola
Colorado
Adams
Arange
Global Crops Suffer 15 to 20 Percent Loss From Pests
Report cites worldwide crop losses between fifteen and twenty percent due to insect and fungal attacks. Mildew and mold contribute alongside other tangoid threats, impacting food supplies and agricultural yields globally.
Remus Murder Trial Opens in Cincinnati Court
The Remus murder trial opened in Cincinnati with spectators outside the marble courtroom and prospective jurors occupying seats. Remus, the defense attorney, arrived in a dark suit with a pearl and spoke in calm tones as the case against the wealthy defendant loomed, promising a full defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
George Remi
Orisk Hittman
Imogene
Remus
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Lisher
Jones
Whiting
Singleton
George Rogers
Bodney
Moore
Wright
Wren
Janny
Abbott
Tam
The
Fire Cave
Doris
Blake
Chie Joseph
Trenor
Italy
Calligrnias
Antioch
Christ
Ben-Hur
Messala
Esther
Tras
Ramon Novarro
Francis 3
Bushman
May McAvoy
Carnet
Myersy
Monte Blue
Hey
Randall
Warner Bros
Knights of Old
Leper
Milk Fund
Ames & Ch
O’coats
Cory
John Barleycorn
Tiquor
Rene van Tassell
Eric Thaters
Kinelly
Corry
Federal Reserve
United Prom
Armory
E. E. Guignon
Cretonnes
Thakksgiving
J. A. Lanston
N, Center St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!