Five Jamestown Men Die In Separate Accidents
Five Jamestown men were killed in separate accidents in the Jamestown area. Nathan Levine of West Seventh Street died at a hospital from injuries after a collision between a touring car and a truck on the highway south of Shore Acres. Ralph Gilkerson of East Beilth Wheel, PA, was killed in a second crash on the same stretch. A third man, an employee of Jamestown Telephone Co., died of electrocution at Beechwood and Lateran while grounds when wet, touching a 10,000 volt line after his clothing contacted a live pole.
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Jamestown
Shore Aces
Lateran
Hegehwood
Eides
Lake Chaturugua
Nathan Levine
West Seventh Street
Oldock
Wol A
Ralph & Gilkon
Shore Acres
Lafivette Steel
Jamestown ‘Telephione Co
Predurietsin
Bishop Brent in hospital in Baltimore and Baltimore context
Bishop Brent of Western New York diocese is reported ill and in hospital care in Baltimore. Authorities say he rests comfortably. earlier notices mention a nervous breakdown and two months of rest at Johns Hopkins Hospital under physician care. Family says condition is not serious and he requires complete rest.
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Western
New York
Dioete
Episcopal Chirels
Bae Hent
John Hopkins Hospital
Bamneimore
Bishophanes Brent
Western New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
Tohits Hop- Tiss Horpiladj Sinekane Kraut Bess
Tuffalg
Charles 10
Brent
Baltienure
Ora
Bishan Brant
Troll
Tie
Baltimore
Bishp
Lyons may be Warren postmaster candidate
A street report claimed Mr Lyons was a Warren postmaster candidate after the former postmaster term ended. Lyons denied knowledge of the appointment and said only rumor and street talk were heard, while others named included H B Bassett and J J West along with Parshall.
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Warren
Lyong Fia Ween
Lyons
Warren Jen
Fr. H. Bassey
Arting
Parshall
Shakey
J. J. West
Bassett
Special Services At First Baptist Church Begin Tonight
The First Baptist Church of this city begins four special services tonight with Rev Epra Roth and Rev L H Broker as speakers. Roth will discuss China while Broker returns for two evenings of talks. Good singing and choir numbers will accompany each 7 PM service.
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Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Riglt
Epra Roth
China
Lhina
Hunan- Pro
Vince
Memnhye
Mr. Roth
Yeill
L. H. Broker
Chicago
Boston Father Halts Elopement Plans In Detroit
Edwin M Richardson a Boston businessman confronted Dorothy Richardson 48 and Ronald Colby 29 in Detroit preventing a possible marriage. Dorothy was held by police as a runaway in a halted elopement case involving her father and the Harvard graduate partner.
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Dorothy Richardson
Boston
Ronald Colby
Harvard
Dorothy
Edwin M. Richardson
Detroit
Swedish Prince to Study Indians in United States
Prince William of Sweden arrived in New York from Gothenburg aboard the Gripsholm and plans a western trip to study cowboys and Indians. He intends to deliver lectures and spend time in the open spaces while observing Native Americans in their country. Floods were averted in the Kansas City district as fair weather was forecast despite earlier danger from rain across Kansas Arkansas Oklahoma and Missouri.
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United Eres
New York
Prince Willim
Sweden
Gothenburg
Gripsholm
Prince William
Kansas City
Kansas
Arkansas
Okahoma
Missouri
Meeting of Authors Club Opens Season at Library
Last evening the Authors Club held its first meeting of the season in the Library building after summer vacation. A goodly number attended, answered roll call with quotations on a vacation tale, and readings by Miss Helen Fordyce and Mrs. Frank Graft were shared. The next program features Mrs. Glenn er with a sketch of Will Durant, a book review by Mrs. Aliie Taylor on Socrates, and a question period led by Mrs. Fred Shuss.
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Helen Fordyce
Frank Graft
George Abbott
Helen and Warren
Learn to Jump in Lafayette Journal and Courier
A brief feature from the Lafayette Journal and Courier notes a guide to improving jumping technique for beginners, linking agility drills to stepping up athletic performance. It emphasizes practice on grass or grasshopper-friendly routines and encourages consistent effort to gain speed and balance.
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Lafayette Journal and Courier
Left Estate of $392,410 in Jamestown
Jamestown Oct 4 The late Lou Heineman left an estate of $392,410.27 with bequests to charity including the National Jewish Consumption Hospital at Denver and the Hebrew College at Cincinnati. The wealth, appraised in Surrogate's Court Mayville before Judge Warner Rexford by P. Si Guinnane as Tax Appraiser, is mainly tax exempt due to charitable allocations.
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Jamestown
Louis Heineman
Mayville
Warner
Rexford
P. Si Guinnane
Transier
National Jewish Consumption
Denver Cole
Hebrew College
Cincinnati
Wise
Man Held For White Slavery In Meadville Case
Ach William Armstrong alias Leary O Sh ay arrested by Deputy Marshal Jack Austin in Meadville on a Mann white slave act charge. He allegedly transported a 15 year old Meadville girl to Cleveland for immoral purposes. Armstrong arraigned before U S Commissioner Enoch Filer and remanded to county jail in default of $2,000 bail for hearing October 7.
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Ers
William Armstrong
Leary O'Shay
Jack Austin
Meadville
Cleveland
Armstrong
U. S
Enoch Filer
Forty Divorces Granted In Erie Court
Thirty four divorce plaintiffs were freed from their marital bonds Monday by Judge Uriah P. Rossiter in Erie. The decrees were granted on grounds including severe and barbarous treatment and filed in the Prothonotary's office.
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Erie
Uriah P. Rossiter
Prothonotary
Mentor Club Opens Year With Pleasant Home Meeting
Sixteen members of the Mentor Club met at Mrs. Melvin Parkhurst’s East South Street home for an October 17 gathering. Mr. F.G. Manard, president, led the business session and discussed the year’s program as games and radio selections entertained. Mrs. Glenn Alexander of Slater, Mo. attended the event.
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Mentor Club
Melvin Parkhurst
East South Street
FG. Manard
Ben Haines
Glenn Alexander
Slater, Mo
World fliers off for home
World fliers Kaward F Sdhilee and William S. Brick began their homeward leg in a Stinson De- troiter monoplane after leaving Detroit over a month ago to circle the globe. They reached Ford airport Dearborn Mich at 9 p m with a single stop at Indianapolis en route.
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United Press
ST Louis
Kaward F Sdhilee
William S. Brick
Teff
Ford
Dearborn
Mich
Thdianapolia
Fiers
Detroit
Death of Mrs Lucinda White in Springfield Home
Mrs Lucinda White died at her daughter Mrs Join Longs home 451 Massin street this morning. She is survived by two daughters Mr Reith Crotty and Miss Harold White of Springfield one son Gerald White and her sister Mrs Reckner of Springfield. Funeral Friday at 2 30 p m at Mrs Longs home with Rev W E Barts rut conducting the service and interment at Pine Grove cemetery.
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Linda White
John White
Join Long
Massin Street
Oxygen cure claims debunked by German physicians
German doctors declare oxygen is no cure for seasickness. They say inhaling oxygen for three to four minutes may revive a seasick person, but illness stems from a anemia-like brain condition and oxygen does not cure it.
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Hause
Johnson at Labor Confab in Los Angeles
United States Senator Johnson of California was to appear at the 47th annual convention of the American Federation of Labor. Secretary of Labor James P. Davis to discuss the administration's labor policies. Also noted is a hearing on Hell Telephone Co. petition to sell plant facilities in Kane to American Telephone.
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United “Presa
Los Angeles
Cal
American Federation of Lavoe
United States
Johnson
California
James, J Davis
Bell Kane System
Harrisburg
Hell Telephone Company
Pennsylvania
Kane
McKean County
Amicricart Telegraph and Telephone
Pennsylvania Publi Servicg Commission
How Mrs Weaver Was Helped by Vegetable Compound
Mrs Weaver declares she was never very strong and found help after four weeks of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Her sister recommended the remedy, and Mrs Weaver reports better sleep, increased strength, and ability to care for three children. She plans to tell friends and is responsive to inquiries.
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Sam
Wonlen
Mrs. Lawarxer
Smithfield St
Mt. Pleasant
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
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Bishop Brent IN Hospital
O-Joy Waters
Thomas Downey
Udly
Charles F. Burkhardt
W. Frederick St
Meeting OF Authors Club
Lucinda White
LABOR
Lydia E. Pinkham
Newhouse Shoe-House
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
Citizens National Bank
LUX Greates
Washington and N. Center Sts
Coleman
E. E. Guignon
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