Third occupant held over Erie death case in Buffalo road dispute
Vernon Meyers, 26, identified as a third person in Tom Whalen’s car blamed for death of Mina Ma fel Cook on Buffalo road October 18. Meyers had been elusive after the crash and was located by Motorcycle Police. He denied riding with Whalen the day of the accident but later authorities say he was present. Meyers is being held by county officials and may need bail as the case proceeds to the February term of crimins court.
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Erie
Vernon Meyers
Tom Whalen
Whalen
Mina Ma Fel Cook
Buffalo Road
Wight
Mitt
Charles Brown
Highteenth
Liberty
Myers
Jubit P. Sullivan
Buen
Charles Brei
Meyera
Jarty
Meyers Hiad
Crimins
Shifted plea to manslaughter in Jersey court
Urie Nov 15 Vincent Mezacapa on trial for alleged murder of his wife changed his plea after hours on the stand. He admitted voluntary manslaughter and the court accepted the plea and released him on bond awaiting sentence. The couple lived on a farm near Keareirge Gn Avont-20.
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Urie
Vincent Mezacapa
Jarice Roustier
Ebiasy
Dramaticist Opens Tonight Registration Night in Salem
Dramaticist opens tonight as volunteers join the Loran to Institute registration at the Municipal Building at 7 40. Jenkins finished a three week dramatic institute in Salem and heads to Corry arriving this afternoon. Committee reports large registration and plans to boost advertising while noting no real economic problem. Porrent furnished sleeping rooms meals desired or privilege for night cooking Bell 248M 600 W Meneant St.
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Loranto Institute
Jenkins
Salem
Ohio
Corry
Porrent
W. Meneant St. Ati
Suffered Rheumatic Torture for Years
J D Jones of Windicaters Ky reports relief from rheumatism after using Allen RHQ liniment. He claims complete cure after two bottles and five weeks of treatment, stating pain and swelling vanished and he now feels better than ever. He praises the product and its effect on his daily life.
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George
Winchester
C. Jones
Produce Market Prices And Trade Notes From Local Market
The text outlines November 14 market items including butter and creamery prices, various dairy products, poultry, flour, grains, and meats with irregular listings and price ranges. It also mentions broader political context referencing the Constitution and Congress.
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Brats Dairy
Freale
Myersign Rite
Manitoba
Slory
Dale
Pacific Coast
Needlework Guilds Great Work In Corry
Corry hosts a detailed roll of charity initiatives led by the Needlework Guild with reports from Miss Colin Sullivan Red Cross nurse Mrs Giblin and Miss Ashton of the Children's Aid. Volunteers distributed over one thousand garments and shoes while sister groups aided mothers and orphans and celebrated a Philadelphia meeting with broader state totals reaching over one million garments.
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Rage
Coery
Corry
Mentini
Yenterugy
Colin Sullisan
Miss Ashton
Children's Aid
Mrz Dickson
Mex Wilen
Edwards
Spencer
Philaelphia
Pennsylvania
Spancer
Evie Wraneh
Great Healer for Sores Burns and Bruises
San Carethet and Condra's drug store promote a money back plan for a healing ointment and soap. Gillert Hard of Rinard's Mills, Ohio hails the product as wonderful and fast acting. The ad lists jars at 40 to 60 cents and 35 cents for soap, urging use for skin relief and a complete complexion.
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San Carethet
N. F. Ames & Co
Thomas Downey
Condra
Aim
Gillert Hard
Rinard’s Mills
Ohio
Community charity event showcases garment drive
Margaret Mable and guests attend a charity gathering praising Sylvia and Mrs Spencer while the Nesdlewoirk Guild aids St Quentin visitors. A drive raises clothing and money for children’s winter wear with shoes and rubbers funded, encouraging new members to join. A banquet at the Phoenix hotel follows, with updates to be reported later.
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Margaret Mable
Sylvia
Mable
Mint Waller
Mrs. Spencer
Mes Spencer
Viiting St. Quentin
France
Nesdlewoirk Guild
Upg
Corry
Courts Uphold Prohibition Enforcement in Philadelphia
Philadelphia November reports Gov Pinechiot urges vigorous support for Prohibition and law enforcement. Courts and officials are blamed for perceived defiance as bootleg operations resist restraint. Governor calls for swift decisive action to uphold the law and curb illegal activity.
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Philadelphia
Snl
Nia Law Enoquement
Povernor
Wotion
Swift
Viguemia
Ana
Eithing
Fragmentary OCR Item on Railways and Officials
Fragmentary text references railways and officials with garbled phrases. No clear event, date, or names emerge to form a cohesive summary.
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