Not Guilty Verdict In Dierking Case Shocks Erie Readers
Special to the Journal Erie. After two weeks of testimony in the Cory case of Lettie Dierking a jury returned a not guilty verdict shortly after noon. The trial drew many Cory witnesses and a large local crowd as prosecutors contended the charges and defense argued for acquittal. The case involved alleged bribery and drug purchases with testimony about payments to a taxi driver and purchases of alcohol. The judge and court officials prepared for post verdict proceedings as states vied over the trial’s outcome.
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ERIE
Howra
Lettie Dierking
Corry
Tin County
Cory Withessey
Wits
Niewa
Jou
Mies
Union City
Vieelwlurt
Ramiere
Posta Tipan George Civitan
Alderpan
Tuelge
Nya Suni Rossiter
Brin
Ani Maine Koniaulines
Mothers and Daughters Banquet by Corry Girl Scouts
A Mother and Daughter banquet hosted by the Corry Girl Scouts featured a reception, high school orchestra, and troop pin presentations. Mrs Barnes spoke on why the scouts matter, as attendees enjoyed decorations in troop colors and gifts from Catholic and Presbyterian groups.
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Grip
Corry
Isherael Nien
Toby
Barnes
Seount Benoa
Fine address by Mrs Semple of Titusville
Mrs Samuel Semple of Titusville Pa addresses a crowd of about a hundred ladies at the Arestnvferint Turitianil meeting sponsored by the local Missionary society. She speaks on conditions in the Orient and the broader education and missionary opportunities, drawing praise from attendees and noting her upcoming return to Titusville. The report notes the talk continued on Page Two.
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Siam ‘Uel Simapile
Titusville
Tocal
Moe Semple
Sor. Lewis
Ewing
Semple
Birst
Road construction planned in Chautauqua and Warren counties
A Warren Times summary reports the Chautauqua Board of Supervisors approved a new 8.26 mile road through Busti and the state line route from Sugar Grove to Jamestown. The project aims to create an additional outlet beyond the existing Akeley and Frowsburg route, with 559,000 county funds allocated though unavailable at present.
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Pancerringen
Chautauqua
Wario
Warren Times
Mayville
Busti
Warren County
Sugar Grove
Bear Lake
Thie
Jametown
Sugar Gray
Huile
Akeley
Frowsburg
Frowsburi
Wells L novelist loses in election
The British writer Wells, author of The Outline of History and other works, stood for Parliament as a Labour candidate but was defeated by Conservative Sidney Russell Walls by a majority of 2400 in London in November 1811. The result surprised many and was not anticipated in the public rumor.
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London
Wella
Pallanenbaije
Te Labor Party
DveSie Sidney Russell Walls
Hin “Dutline
Britlug Joen
House of Commons
Tis
Publi
Trial report: Speaker and Woods arraigned on murder charges
Mayville and Warren men Speaker and Woods faced arraignment on second degree murder charges for a September highway crash that killed Funk Murphy of Corre. They pleaded not guilty as $3,000 bail was set, with authorities alleging high speed racing near Ripley when the fatality occurred.
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Mayville
Nove
Arthur
Floyd Woody
Warren
Put
Alpugtter
Ewcly
Ripley
Funk Murphy
Corre
Hose Company Plans Annual Concert Ball For Thanksgiving Eve
Andrew Paulson will head ticket sales for the 13th annual Hose Company concert and ball next week. Citizens may show support for the volunteer firemen as the event features Mes Réiker’s orchestra, Corry Guizetts, and various attractions in what promises to be a festive, sizable affair at Iyxtensive.
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Ciizens
Bf de Stanford Hove Company
Ite
Mesréiker
Tose
Reed
Corry Guizetts
Evey Clues
Andrew Paulson
La Follette as Leader of Progressives
Senator Capper declares farmers saved the Republican party this year and warns leaders to enact the farm bloc program. He says Republicans alienated labor voters and must satisfy farmers within two years or face further reverses.
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United Aroa
Washington
Republican Party
Cupper
Kankas
Telenate Farm Bloc
Capper
FATEIN FARMERS HANDS SAYS CAPPER IN PROGRESSIVES MOVE
The piece reports C P Fatein in Follette Wisconsin assumes leadership of the progressives in Congress and vows to defeat the Administration program including ship subsidy railroad legislation and forest control, signaling a defined organization within the group led by La Follette. It notes Willam Cole’s death in Pittsburgh and his connection as a summer visitor to Hindley Lake.
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Washington
Folletta
Wisconsin
Progressives
Congress
Call
la Follette
National Forest
Department of the Interior
Willam Cole
Pittsburgh
iHindley Lake
Hong Corry
Motors Mortgage Corp Receivership Moves Stir Shareholders
John W Grove treasurer writes Pittsburgh Motors Mortgage Corp stockholders about U S Court receivership and a favorable report from auditors. He asserts management interests caused action to protect the company and urges cooperation to restore holdings, while denying insolvency and promising increased asset value under protection. Traffic delay follows near Renovo on Pennsylvania line. Local visits include Mrs Heath and the Sullivan family en route to Fredonia New York.
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Maley Parker
the Motors Mortgage Corporation
Pittsburgh
Parker
John W Grove
Motors Mortgage Corporsition
Pittyburgh
Girey
Motors
Motors Mortens Corporation
United States Paarty
United States
Renovo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Eldip
C.F. Heath
Wilkiesbury
Sullivan
Colum
Fredonia
N.V
Joy
Lewis Monroe
Insane Suitor Responsible for Triple Killing
A troubled suitor is linked to a triple homicide involving two women and a rival, with a wounded party noted among the tussle. The report references bodies and a founder on the Pacific coast, suggesting a beachside setting and investigation ongoing.
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Pacific, Coast Beach
Murder Trail Linked To Multiple Cabins Murders
A mystery surrounding a string of brutal murders leads investigators to several cabins near Aberdeen. Victims include Mrs Rows and Mrs Buck Lewark, with reports of mutilation, gunfire, and a climactic confrontation at a cabin near Reed’s. Sheriff and local officials pursue leads as details emerge from fragmented testimony.
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Aberdeen
Tealou Witor
Trent
Copatia Tvenil
Agather
Gibyon
Mise
Taney Bolin Thyisl
Tnimbowiter
Gilloon
Mpho O'Brien
Ted
Copalis
Atrusipaarys
Rows
Uopialix Huneli
Bi Reed
Wealthy Red Lloyd a fugitive in espionage case
Chicago November reports quote attorney and officials about William Bross Hayd a wealthy Red Lloyd sentenced for violation of the Espionage Act. He is believed to have fled, with speculation that he vanished from his Winnetka estate as authorities search for him. Officials recount searches and possible evasion, while lawyers dispute the fugitive claim and discuss appeals and assets.
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Chicago
Helief
William Bross
Hnols
Lisyd
Tuburly
Winnetka
Charles
Lloyd Hae
W. W. Towers
Russia
Grover Cleveland Bergdorf
Warm Greeting for Clemenceau Docked Today
The Tiger of France receives high honors upon docking in New York while he declines to reveal his mission. The dignitary's reception underscores strong allied ties as officials hail his visit and emphasize restraint on forthcoming disclosures.
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Tiger
France
New York
United Press
Guyer
Georges
New Yorks
Robert Woods
Orward
Gwen Delighi
Reylemye
Ayers Lyon
Sparretne
Support for Germany Economic Meet Aims at Trade Forum
A fragmented report outlines a planned international economic conference featuring Germany and the United States with officials like Joseph Wirth and others. Discussions focus on postwar reconstruction, trade liberalization, and coordination of U S and European economic policies.
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Germany
Ireland faces threat of new warfare amid executions
An abrupt shift in Irish affairs sparks fear of civil war after four young rebels were executed under the new regime. The Free State’s stance and retaliatory sentiments stir public alarm as Irish leaders defend harsh measures amid ongoing tensions with Britain and internal strife.
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Iuaein
Maigland
Richard Mulcahy
Defene
Bold attempt to hold up bank is frustrated
A daring bank robbery near Montreal failed when the robber failed to obtain money. An armed man approached a teller at a branch on St James Street in the financial district and demanded cash. A shot was fired by a guard as the robbers fled into a crowd. no one was hurt and no loot was taken.
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United Press
Montreal
St James Street
Ajuther
Allies Plan Joint Action in Turk Crisis
Paris reports that Britain France and Italy plan a united stance against Mustafa Kemal Atatürk if Lausanne terms are rejected. At a luncheon Curzon Poincare and Avezzano discussed issuing a virtual ultimatum to resolve the Near East impasse, with broad accord claimed on general lines.
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Paris
Near East
Mustapha Kemal
Vicvous
Lausanne
Vor Curzon
Poincare
Avexetitid
Miritain
Italy
France
Wan
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