Democrats Win First Place On Official Ballot For November
Brie Oct 4. A copy of the official ballot sent to county commissioners lists Democrats in first place, followed by Washington party, Republicans, Socialists, Mull Moose, Roosevelt Progressives and Prohibitionists. The ballot includes nonpartisan candidates for superior court judges and council, with space for write ins. Five constitutional amendments are on the ballot, including a $6,000,000 bond issue for state parks, plus amendments on wages, safety, judge terms, and municipal debt accounting.
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Engineer of Fast P R R Train Unconscious From Wound
In Tylinstons Pennsylvania the Metropolitan Express stormed Conemaugh yards at high speed. Engineer John Sloan was found unconscious with a head wound and the train halted to rush him to a hospital. Sloan could not explain the cause of the injury. The wound resembled a blow from a small hammer.
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Melee Ulery
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Con Acoussess
Sloan
Johnson Says Players Can Write Up Series
United Press reports from Chicago that Bun Johnson stated the rule barring players from writing World Series copy for newspapers does not curb players from earning extra money. He suggested players could write their own copy if allowed and warned against fraud if professional output were signed as theirs while noting the commission would provide a demographer to verify credentials and keep copies.
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Grossman argues for Harry Thaw in New York
New York October 8 The morning Attorney Moses Grossman visited District Attorney Whitman to protest any acceptance by Whitman of Jerome's suggestion to begin prosecution of Harry K Thaw in New York County on a change of conspiracy. Grossman denounces Jerome's tactics and says the Duchess County grand jury found no indictment against the Matteawan fugitive. He plans to visit Acting Governor Glynn about Jerome's handling and Thaw persecution. Jerome is willing to pursue any procedure to oppose Thaw, Grossman says.
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Priest Schmidt Stuns Court in Deadly Inquest Show
October 8 New York report says a crowded coroner's inquest into Anna Awmaller’s death, alleged to be by priest Henry Schmidt, opened with high drama. Schmidt ripped a rosary from his neck and hurled it at the coroner, striking a reporter. he was calmed, while testimonies revealed deposits and motives as jurors from prominent circles were sworn in.
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Sehmidt
Wilolly
Theodore P. Shonts
Vincent Astor
Marquin Lowe
J. G. Greenhut
George Ww. Fairchilds
Charles Stickney
Harold Weir
Cumberfest
Shanti
Josepha
Railroader Hewitt of Meadville Killed Near Steamburg
Charles Hewitt a Meadville and Kirla railroad brakeman, aged thirty plus, was killed near Steamburg while attempting to sing. His brother H.3 Hewitt, an engineer, learned of the death upon the train’s arrival at the local depot. Hewitt was one of the oldest railroad employees and son of a passenger conductor, well known in Corry.
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Meadville
Kirla
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Brnkemin
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Fae
Corryitna
British Aviator Killed Over Salisbury Plains
Major G. C. Merrick a leading officer in the British Army Aviation Corps was instantly killed while performing a feat over the Salisbury plains. His machine appeared to crumble from an unknown cause while at several hundred feet, ending a career noted for aerial skill and service.
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Salisbury
England
G. C. Merrick
Aviaton Corns
Salisbury Plains
Stouns
Merrick
Shenango Post Mistress Quits in Shenango Pa
Miss Mary Heager resigned as Shenango post mistress after reporting income below 150 dollars yearly after paying rent and incidental expenses. The office, paying 800 dollars annually, was left vacant as the post office sought a replacement.
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Shenango
Mary Heager
Remains of Mr Soberz Brot Here
The remains of Mr Soberl Brot, formerly of Corry now in Buffalo, were brought to the city today and removed to the home of Mr Charles Zubler. Mr Soberl, who had many friends in Corry, died in Buffalo yesterday. The funeral will be held Saturday at three o'clock, with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery.
Funeral arrangements for Honey Cogswell noted
Arrangements for the funeral of Honey Cogswell, former resident of Erie, who died last night, are completed. The service will be at the home in Erie at ten Sunday morning, with the body then transported to Corry by afternoon train. Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery after a short service at 2 o'clock. A local Bike lodge delegation will attend from Corry.
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Rescue Miner Tonight in Chutralla Pa
United Press reports General Mauxer Pred Chinge of Lehigh Coal Contvental King Thomas Topeski has been entombed since Friday after a rock fall. Rescuers monitor progress as hope for rescue fades and officials plan continued operations tonight.
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Lehigh Coal Couth
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