Court Narrows Bathtub Trust Power In High Court Case
A damaged mashup of OCR text discusses the United States Supreme Court case involving a bathtub trust. It portrays defense claims of reasonableness of restraint of trade, the court’s rejection of the monopoly aims, and the prosecutors’ focus on intent to violate law and oppress the public.
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United States Supremé Court
Bathtup Euat
Thous
Olbrige
Grinpinks Trust
Purpose wan phim and the cynical court critique
The text rails at a perceived legal disregard by the supreme court and monopoly power, arguing guilt is personal and penalties should mirror criminal prose. It quotes the New York World, urging fewer tricks by lawyers and stronger accountability for those who fear criminal scrutiny.
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Dolly
Tana Jones
New York World
Thanksgiving Basketball: City Teams Set for Rivalry Showdown
Local fans anticipate two Thanksgiving games featuring Sliver Greek and Cor Fy High School, with Sliver Greek favored to upset a stronger Empire State squad. The girls team, coached by Charles Keating, also eyes a decisive win, led by Forward Bess Drought and Center Margarita Mexander.
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Cor
Vos
Tts
Boyd
Empire State
Temms
Jourdet
Scot McKinney
Babbitt
Guari—Pantigon
Wellman
Charles Keating
Bess
Margirsz Mexander
R. Giard
Evan
Inez Wilcox Wins Contest at Mendarson's Music Store
The Merchants plan contest concluded Saturday with 18,066 votes for Inez Wilcox, while the Situation Army tally stood at 1,064. Officials conducted the count publicly on the town square to ensure fairness, with measures in place to prevent fraud and preserve integrity of the vote.
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Merchants' Plan
Mendarson’s
Wileas
Situation Army
Corry
Callislom
Credit
Poultry Feed Prices Cited In Unclear Ad Listing
An unclear OCR fragment references reduced costs for poultry feeding products including Paxcellun, Ecralol foods, Queen poultry mash, Alfalfa meal, and Acme poultry food. The text also mentions bones shells heneta and acne milling in a disjointed list, lacking clear context or dates.
Corry Hide and Fur Company Promises Top Furs Price
Corry firm claims to pay higher prices for hides and furs than any competitor in Corry or on travels to Corry. They export directly to Europe and offer to price next lot against world markets with a small handling commission. If they don’t pay more, remove your goods. Large brick fur house on South Street across from Paylor's Livery.
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Corry
Europe
Corry Hide and Fur Company
Paylor
Xva
Lectures On Social Problems At College Tonight
Rev. Gy il Sharpley led the third Sunday lecture in the college series on Women and Child Labor The New Slavery He described mill sweating and factory conditions and outlined efforts by employers consumers and reformers to improve them The next talk on December 1 will discuss the Amusement Problem in dance halls theatres and moving pictures with plans for public centers and church aid The series is free and lantern slides boost interest for all readers.
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Gyil Sharpley
Ray
Sharpley
He Ghuretis
Cid Uhey
Corry
Talon
Fur prices soar as season starts in Corry area
Street chatter reports fur prices rising with bright demand. Mr. Berliner of Corry Hide & Fur Coy notes primes like black skunie fetching five dollars and other skins rising in value. Traders anticipate a strong season driven by higher wages and demand for fur garments.
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Berliner
The
Corry, Hide & Fur Coy
Seh Nm Mulmal
Corry
Taulors
Beaton
Trapper
Trolley Talk Is Revived in Erie Area
Charles N. Hatch vice president of a new Interurban trolley firm visited the Corry to Union City corridor last week. Rumors spread of a revived Erie to Jamestown trolley line, with plans to extend to Meadville and connect to a broader Erie network, potentially in operation within a year. The company reportedly acquired the right of way from Evin to Corry, aiming to link Erie to Warren via Union City and Corry.
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Charles N. Hatch
Eric Corry Ling
Interurban
Corry
Wnlon City
Jey Line
Herve
Hatch
Dany
Ite
Perry A Gilison
Evin
F. F. Gurt
Auhuillé
Arnetion Company
Erie
Jamestown
Warren
Union Glty
Turkey Raffle Ends in Warren Residents Attend Meeting
Nov 2 report details a borough gathering at Glade where residents discussed a turkey raffle and local events. Chief Bordine noted police activity and a shuttered property as Saturday night closed the affair. A large stock of live fowl and goods was offered with no arrests recorded.
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Turkey
Warren
Rennon
Irkoy
Poles Bordine
Wil
Halloween fundraiser report from Corry Pennsylvania 1912
A Corry Pennsylvania Halloween carnival financial report shows total receipts of 8038.01 with on hand balance 40.00 and various expenditures including printing, advertising, costumes, and a memorial rent. The committee thanks the public for cooperation and pledges continued support for the 1914 carnival, signed by chairman Warren Dorgray.
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Ons of
Corry
waMaro Disbumemientis
Adams Express Coy
Winton Costume Co
Kapalla
Marsten & Welle
Ite
Custer’s
Ortheatea
Spring Creek Rand
Breadon
Stampa & Sationers
Alexinderé
Halance
AmnesU Tonight Shows at Mary Tow Beauty Reel
A slate of short entertainments opens tonight with Mary Tow and Mary Fuller in a program featuring a heat scene and a three reel feature. The lineup promises light comedy and familiar film fare for local audiences.
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Amnesu
Mary Tow
Mary Fuller
Delightful Farewell Party for Agnes Olsen
Saturday evening November 24 1912 at the home of Mr and Mrs John Uneini a large house party honored Miss Agnes Olsen who leaves for Grimbly England after about two years in the U S Fifty guests attended with out of town visitors from Union City Pa Bele Pu Tamestown Ny and Tamestown Ny The evening featured dancing and fine piano and vocal selections followed by refreshments Each guest received a memory card bearing the guest of honor’s name Mr Marshall Nichols presented a locket a dial and a cigar mesh bag among other tokens Miss Olsen expressed thanks for the kindness shown and the pleasant memories of her time in America as she prepared to depart
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John Uneini
James Moloney
Leslie Smith
Agnes Olsen
Grimbly
England
John O’rourke
Mary O'Rourke
Union City
Jesse Seybert
Bele Pu
Edwin BH. Gustafson
Mise Orletta Crnwell
Tamestown
Spert
Marshall Nichols
Mies Olsen
Misa Olsen
Ameria
Thienelte
Wien
Thanksgiving Dinner at Baptist Church served 1 to 3:40
Community dinner offering oysters codtall mashed potatoes and pie selections. Menu includes squaw chicken pie cabbage salad gibbee sueuw in mmbela wolelas colery white bread brown bread pumpkin pie minow pie uhnoaw pow. Coffee and tea available for attendees. number of children noted as 250.
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Baptist Church
Dry town fight drives church memo and business pledge
Nov 21 in Linton City tensions rise as the Parish Work League and church boards urge residents to oppose liquor petitions. Resolutions urge Business Men's Exchange to refrain from signing liquor petitions. further action planned at Sunday meeting.
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Linton City
Bngab
Tole Lowing
Paraonal Work League
GlyJo
Portia Work League
Agvorml
Vinton City
Roapett
M. i
First Methoditat Hpi
Ional Church
Snardians
Businene Men's Exchange
Presbyterian HapUat
United Brethren
Chon
Agua
Romon
Moeting
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Corry Evening Journal
Traction Building
Center Street
Papanera
Gale Corry
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Krnown
TOCA
Colom
Asal
Bette
Genera
New York
Chicago
seaNeNos
Inez Wilcox
Emmanuel Church
Report OF
Hallowe’en
Bator Journal
Warren Dorgray
AMI Abe
Will
Parkers
Abbotts
Sam Jacobson & Co
Ken
Bill
ONE Price Clothiers
Union City Folk
Enterprise
Joe Chenery Livensie
Barlow Hardware Co
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