City Loses First Round In Gas Fight Appeal to Superior Court
Erie officials and city attorneys lose the state preliminary ruling on Pennsylvania Gas Company rate increases. An immediate appeal will be filed to the Superior Court, delaying the general hearing set for December 15 and prompting further evidence on company earnings and gas extraction practices.
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Superior
Corry
Arie
Ponpaylyants
Amd
Uyiail
Vohall
Wil Corm
Talual
Kinermnrg
Bergicw
Erle
Kingald
Won
Sfirate Howes
Kinowtd
Tila
Kincaid
Kitts
Erie
Warren
Probble
Hewdyer
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Bt General
Eltax
Moethal
Bervise Communion
Ate
Gan
Impressive Union Service At Fire Methodist Church
A large crowd attended a unity service led by Rev Troy at Fire Methodist Church. The Protestant churches of the city joined denominations in a prayerful program arranged by the Ministerial Association with readings by Rev Hall and music from the combined choirs.
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Spactu
Dre Foulke
C. Jo. Woodward
Wpirat
Rey
Troy
Missa Austin
Unig
Liberty Loan Bonds Arrive for Citizens National Bank
The four percent Liberty Loan bonds have arrived and purchasers are asked to call at the Citizens National Bank to receive them. The first Liberty Loan bonds are expected within a few days and delivery is planned shortly thereafter.
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Liberty
Rhea Omoers
Citizenn’ Heonal Bante Today
Pirot
Keystone Wins Season Opener Over Cambridge Springs High
The Keystone basketball team opened the season with a dominant 67 to 9 victory at the Presbyterian Church gymnasium over Cambridge Springs High School. The Keystone passing and teamwork impressed, with Williams, Randall, Sample, Pope, Young among starters and several second-half position changes noted.
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Keystone Baskell
Presbyterian Church Gymnasiim
Cambridge’ Springs Hight
Springs
Keystone
Williams
Randall F
Sample
Pope G
Young
Willams
O'Day
Murray
Dixon
Iho
Dr Foulke Delivers Lecture on Boys and Home Life
Dr Ronepe Larner Foulke, pastor of the Methodist church, spoke on Give Jack a Chance and argued the home church and community shape boys. He criticized modern entertainment for youths and urged fathers to invest time and proper guidance to steer boys away from street life.
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Ronepe Larner Foulke
Iet
Methodist Hotocopal
Sno
Bay
Chicago
Belof
Adelescades
Republica
Tvel
Chisanshin
Services in memory of G Wentworth held at Pirate Presbyterian
Bonvings in memory of the late Gary Wentworth held yesterday at 3 o clock at Pirate Presbyterian Church withMel 0 1 Woodward officiating. Two vocal solos were sung by Mrs Bonworth and Mel Merrling. The service drew many relatives and friends including visitors from distances. Bearers were Claude Portar Joy Were Faster Arthur Boaster Lyle Foater Paul Weber and Delous DuMond. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Dallon Dubfend of Waterton Mrs Tineo of Waterton Mrs C L Sohn son and On of Philadelphia.
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Gary Wentworth
Pirate Presbyterian Church
Lyle Foater
Paul Weber
DeLous DuMond
Pine Grove Cemetery
End Mra
DaLoan Dubfend
Watertont
Mrs. Tineo
Waterton
Mra. C. 1
Sohnson
Philmdélphin
Elks Hold Thanksgiving Dance Party
About thirty couples attended the Thanksgiving dance at the Hike Home on North Center Street. The event featured the Waller Orchestra and a special dinner menu at 10 o'clock at the Candy Shop. Officials expect similar gatherings to continue through the winter months.
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North Center Street
Waller Orchestra
Gaya aMalient
Muexté
Lt Ta
Mik. Gunods
Ayer
Pure Food Hearings Conclude In City Proceedings
Wednesday afternoon hearings before Alderman Porter examined Pure Food Agent Potton’s charges. Defendants were discharged on some counts, while another case resulted in a $20 fine for selling cream not marked as required. A separate milk charge was withdrawn by Agent Belton.
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Potton
Porter
Commonwealth
Pelton
Wie
Olen
Uiputehue
Bea
Aleo
Tn Dlam
Alder
Stare Inn
Cne
Crear
Bound Over to Court for Larceny
A Mexican man, arrested after a farmer in Concord township reported missing $20 in old coins, was bound over to court after a hearing. He admitted offering work, was fed and housed for one day, then disappeared and was later brought to the city and jailed. The court found the circumstances sufficient to bind him for trial.
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Concord Township
Elven
Lake Pit Drie
Weratch
Kia
Funeral of H. S. Parsons Held at Home
Funeral services for Henry S Parsons were held privately at the North Center home due to illness in the family. Rev C H Woodward led the rites, with numerous tributes as friends gathered. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Henry 8
Parsons
North Center Akrost
Irev
Stanford Hose Ball Fines The Stanford Howe Hat
Attendance near 275 at Armory event Wednesday featured a dance program by the Walter Orchestra. Performances included Mrs Heaworth and others singing, a Mildred Crowell reading, and Jamey Weighe's Song of the Lighthouse, followed by a 'Forget Me Not' finale. Dancing continued after four with lunch served and late departure.
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Stanford Howe
George Heaworth
Mra
Dell Darling
George Thomas
Fanvod Wright
Frank Boeder
Erle
Mildred Crowell
Tom Sawyer
Jamey Weighe
Egan
Waller
Moray
Salvation Army Outreach Noted In Corry Community
Adjutant Smith of the Salvation Army of Corry led relief efforts with constant mobility to aid suffering people. A special day included coffee and sandwiches served to the needy, aided by donations from the high school junior class, distributed to those most in need.
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Adjutant Smith
Salvation Army of
Corry Delommn
Constanly
Unis
Salvation Army
Employee injured by line shaft at Standard Screw
Perry Lines, an employee at the Standard Screw Company plant, was badly bruised when his clothing was caught in a revolving line shaft. The machine was stopped, he received medical care from Dr. Gillette, and was later sent home resting comfortably. No bones were broken and colleagues credited prompt action with preventing worse injuries.
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Perry Lines
Standard Screw Company
North Centar
Coalition Move in Petrograd Seeks Provisional Government
Reported in Petrograd the coalition plans a provisional government with ministers from revolutionary groups including Hilahowikt Minimatos and Soeltl Revolutionints. The pact aims for 108 workers and soldiers, 100 army delegates, and broad parliamentary representation for Traies Uotons.
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United Prensy Fetrogen
Tormey
Peasurite
Sktty
Traies Uotons
German Withdrawal In Italy Reported By Allied Press
Allied dispatches say Austro German forces on the Hatton front are retreating to reassemble after a heavy troop movement. Hallan troops under Dae report near continuous pressure with reinforcements arriving as snow slows operations in the mountain sectors.
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Tasted Press
Allan Headquarters
Lutin Army
Lojay
Hatton
Dows
Dae
Presented Show Under Difficulties At The Flex Theatre
Capacity crowd saw the On! Johnny Oh troupe perform despite last minute cast withdrawals. Manager Parker secured extra talent from Dululo and Pittsboro, refunds offered to advance ticket holders, and two reels of camp films shown Monday and Tuesday mornings.
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Flex
Parker
Hi Management
Dululo
Pittsboro
Plaster Paris
Rex
Hancock, Sherman and
Lye
American troops arrive in France amid welcoming reception
A partially censored dispatch notes that United States National Guardsmen from various states arrived in France weeks ago. General Pershing has allowed public confirmation. Rainbow Division troops and other state units are now in Franco. The French welcome is described as warm with training nearing completion.
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Franca Novemiure
Amorteay
Suord
Envy Ees Ory Stele
Wnion
France
Franco
Wtate Lroopa
Regurtel
Ta Towne
Hilletot
Gener Pershing
Washington
DD. C
Ahitofan
Pershing
Stuuljar
Allies Send Threat to Russians
United Press reports allied leaders excluding the United States signed and sent a note to Bolshevik commanders condemning Russia for seeking a separate peace with Germany. The document asserts such a move violates allied unity and warns of consequences, signaling unity among many nations while omitting American signatories.
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America
Fiuadla
Germany
Tavudh
México
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