Bad Weather Delays Columbus Subway Construction Project
Weather has slowed work on the Columbus subway under the Erie Railroad, delaying completion into next fall. Milliron Construction reports concrete pouring advancing east from the Columbus station, but extensive underground work and heavy rains threaten finishing the project this season while traffic shifts and one-way conditions persist. The line through Columbus may open before winter, even if the subway is not finished, with traffic rerouted to the old road and Erie pavement to the east.
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Erie Railroad
Vusteray
Worl
Eur Alamos
Ahh Cats
Wile
Colinbus
Milliron Construction
Bny
Columbus
Millirah
Erie
Weightsville
Erie Man Victim Refuses to Name Knifer in Knife Attack
John Hothan of 414 Cuoende street was stabbed five times on a Sunday morning. He refused to name his assailant to police, despite wounds across the chin chest and body. He received first aid, was taken to Hamot, then released after questioning. Detectives Brown and Piny investigated, and the attacker remained unidentified.
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Erie
Brie
Johin Hothan
Cuoende Streel
Horshun
East North Street
Brown
Pinney
Sutterine Fedh
Horain
Hamotasp
Yphich al
Quest
Hreassaiar
Morihan
Sleep Walker Hurt in Dinner Time Accident
In Ashiile on October 6 Sylvia Mr Steward suffered a severe fall Sunday night. She sustained minor injuries and facial and arm cuts with no serious outcome. She suspects sleepwalking caused the accident, waking household members at dawn.
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Ashiilile
Sylvia Mr Steward
Morgan Summoned for Jury While Overseas in Europe
Morgan, now in Europe, has been summoned for jury service in the October term of the Supreme Court. The banker Morgan is reportedly not expected back until next year.
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Morgan
Europe
Minbola
N.Y
Bet Morgan
Supreme Court
Stocking Fox Ranch Near City Builds Fur Farm Venture
Raleigh Van Tassell and Tarry Lyonis plan a fur farm at West Columbus Avenue, stocking the property with over forty foxes and thirty-five pairs of muskrats this month. They anticipate fencing expansion for about one hundred acres next spring and have built pens for foxes and muskrats. The farm is under the direction of TH. E. Watrous, with Clifford Fates White assisting, as they prepare the property for ongoing development and a hopeful future in fur production.
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Raleigh van Tassell
Tarry Lyonis
Pier Farm
West Columbus
West Columbire Avenue
Peng
VanTassell
E. Watrous
Clifford Fates White
Manfred Boynton Sentenced in Murder Case at Pittsburgh
Osie Boyton, a negro, was sentenced to 6 and 4 half to 18 years in the Western Penitentiary by visiting Judge C D Cleveland in a criminal court today. He pleaded guilty to murders connected to the death of Ernest Harrison, 35, fatally stabbed in the Boynton home last July 6. The defendant said he cut Harrison after the latter threw a rock at Mrs Boynton.
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United Pres
Pittsburgh
Osie Boyton
West
Jer
C.d.cleveland
Boynton
Ernest Harrison
Harrison
Death of Mrs A L Burch in Cory Hospital
Mrs Arment Trem Burch died at six this morning in Cory Hospital where she had been a patient since February. A longtime resident of the area she had lived with her son on West Smith Street. She is survived by three sons Eugene Hutch of Kinzua and Leslie Smith of this city and Walter Smith, a sister Mrs W O Smith of Corry and two other sisters Mrs Filia Deake and Mrs Lise Lawson. Funeral services are at Leslie Smith’s home on Liberty Street Thursday afternoon with Rev He F Reale officiating. Interment will be in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Arment
Cory Hospital
Pebrwry
Wick Eny
Hensey Durch
West Smith Street
Witty
Jimo
Eugene Hutch
Kinzua
Leslie Smith
Mine Resumes at New Kensington Glassmere Mine
The Glassmere mine of the Crucible Company resumed operations after 18 months idleness in New Kensington Pa on Oct 1. Under capacity, the mine employs 250 men and produces 1000 tons a day while aiming to provide steady winter employment for miners.
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New Kensington
Glassmere
Crucible
Pall yester meeting urges Sunday funerals reduction
The Cory Ministerial Association held its first meeting of the Pall yesterday morning at the Presbyterian Church. It elected Rev J A Martin as president Ann Morgan as vice president and Rev A L Roh as secretary treasurer. A motion calls for cooperation with the Cemetery Association and local undertakers to discourage funerals on Sundays. The group now has ten ministers and shows harmony and cooperation.
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Cory Ministerial Association
Presbyterian Ghurch
J. A. Martin
Ann Morgan
A. L. Roh
Cemetery Association
Undertakers of
Wilicy
Pirate
Roa
Handicapped phrase on truthfulness in handling fishing ethics
A terse note discusses the need for a reputation for truthfulness as a fertile guide to handling fishing matters. The fragment hints at ethical standards and responsible behavior shaping decisions and conduct in fisheries.
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Bulile Bening
Bear Lake News Items From Ibear Lake Community
In Carri Odd-Charles Crane visits Mrs McCullough on Tuesday. Mrs Joh Bentley of Tei and Mrs Julia Willie and two children of A Lung return home after visiting Mrs Sweethind. Mrs Jennie Dunham of Rochester recovers at home after illness of her mother. Ose Tohiiion with Aires at Sportaysburg Saturday. Mira Emmna Lopus returns from Ohio visit. Zenler of Conndatt visits relatives. Mr and Mrs A J Schuiton attend granddaughter Venetia Gordon and Merle Page wedding in Columbus. Ariel Carter age 11 survives a near accident involving a wagon load of corn stalks. whiffletree failure and horse collapse near a railway. Mrs John Lyons and Mrs Elsie Hansum driven to Union City. S J Carr and M B Tillotson visit Jamestown. Edith Hawkins and sisters spend weekend at home. Maria Phelps reports slight improvement. Miss Maria Hanon calls on friends. Mrs Reed Bruither and Betty visit Will Ryans family.
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Bear Dare
Charles Crane
Carri
McCullough
Joh Bentley
Tei
Julia Willie
Sportaysburg
Mira
Emmna Lopus
Fiehds
Ohio
Zenler
Conndatt
A. J. Schuiton
Venetia Gordon
Merle Page
Columbus
Ariel Carter
GG. Carter
Arnell
Chirenge
Norges
Felieve
Tony
Horges
H.R. Cornlehs
Cary
Rey
Mes Mufvin
John Lyons
Elsie Hansum
Union City
Tillotson
S.J. Carr
Jamestown
Tower Golds and Shaking Bands Exchange Scene
A fragment notes social tension around elite circles nicknamed tower golds, describing an uneasy exchange and observing a lack of visible interaction between prominent figures. The stray lines suggest critique of performative displays within a guarded social elite.
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Maxine A. Duream
Franklin St
Rexal
Condra Pharmacy
Condra
Prop
Tisser Fae
Corry
Knifer
Buick
Frank Gillette
City
H. van Tassell
Harry. Lyons
West Columbus Avenine
A. L. Burch
Ministerial Association
Seonyiog
W.F. Ames &'Co
Wm. J. VanVleet
Belley Service Garage
West Church
Ibear Lake
Ralph Munsee
J. A. Lanston
N. Center St
Jorad
James
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