New Relief Board Formed To Tackle City Hard Times
A twelve member Relief Board led by Worth Hammond was named to organize winter and year round relief in the city. The group includes former relief workers and will meet soon to coordinate funds with state and county aid. The effort follows ongoing unemployment with scarce resources and rising needs, aiming to support the community through the ongoing emergency. The piece also critiques Senator Davis case in New York on Mooseheart lottery links and notes questions of juror tampering and future political prospects.
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Worth Hammond
Corry
Hammond
Unay
Starr
Clifton Howard
H. E. Manley
Senator Davis
America
James Davis
Pennsylvania
New York City
Mooseheart
Davis
Moose
Twenty Years Ago A Taken From the Journal Files
(1912 retrospective) Rebekah corn roast near Earl Love home on Columbus avenue. Acme Milling installs first Munsey order machinery. Corry Ellis wins first chance in series. Frank Els worth delivers record three pound potato from Walter Ross farm. Painter Arthur Hurley injured at Frederick street residence. L P Bliss embarks on western trip. Harry Pinson breaks arm from falling tree limb while gathering butternuts. Poor road conditions noted near city due to recent rains. Controversial discussion on Senator Davis and political racket links referenced.
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Frank Els- Worth
Dourant
Walter Ross
West Spring Creek
The Hollywood Film Shop Behind the Scenes
A United Press field report details the Hollywood film production process from lab to print. It outlines loading spools, automatic development, washing, fixing, drying, and precision trimming to produce synchronized sound and picture across multiple prints.
Hearst Progress Report From Cleveland Clinic
William Randolph Hearst was reported by physicians at the Cleveland clinic to be progressing satisfactorily after a delicate esophagus operation. The procedure was initially described as a slight throat operation and was updated as the day advanced.
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Unia Press
Cleveland
Wiliam Sandolph Hearst
Cleveland Clinic
Former Erie Man Shot by Patient Dies in Los Angeles
Dr O Paul Rieger 34 ex Erie man and Beverly Hills physician died Tuesday at St Vincent s hospital Los Angeles after a delirious patient shot him last Thursday Attendants said he had been expected to recover An inquest was planned by Frank Vance Survivors include his brother Edward Rieger of Erie city and his parents are deceased
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RIM
O. Paul Rieger
Beverly Hills
St. Vincent's Hospital
Los Angeles
Edward M. Rieger
W. 12Th Street
Rieger
Frye
California
Old’ Central High School
Wrank Fred Erwing
Frank Vance
Heath
Edward Rieger
Jamestown Youth Shot By Playmates in Kilntone
Jamestown youth Bull, 18, was accidentally shot in the right knee by a .22 rifle fired by Ernest Newman, 15, as a group of boys played near Kidder Parm. Bull is in Jamestown General Hospital in stable condition. doctors plan to remove the bullet tomorrow.
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Jamestown
Wonaia Bull
Lee Bull
Brad Street
Ernest Newman
William Newman
Linwood
Kidder Parm
Kilntone
Jamestown General Hospital
Young Prince Ex President Enroute Home
L C B A Honor holds regular session in St Bernard's hall to plan a card party for October 15. Tribute to past president Mrs Sabina Marks marks her 86th birthday with a bouquet as four bridge tables produce high scores and a social hour closes the event. In London, Crown Prince Michael of Roumania travels to Dover with his mother Princess Helene amid reports of royal tensions and a possible departure to France.
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No. Fl. c. B.A
St.einard’s Hall
Sabina Marks
P.G. Wood
Mary Murray
Marks
Murray
London
Michael of
Roumania
King Capel
Bucharest
Dover
Helene
Irene
Greece
Carol
Carel
England
Michael Gist
Paris
Michael
France
Helen
Golden Links Class Meets at East Main Street Home
The Guinea Links Class of the Methodist Episcopal Church met at Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cogan with 25 members and 3 guests. Lina J. Saxton was named chairwoman of arrangements for a rummage sale at 182 North Center Street to fund the class treasury. Next gathering will be a tureen dinner at the church in two weeks at 6:30. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Matthews, long-time residents, left for Finhoro where he becomes state highway inspector.
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Methodist Episcopal Chirch
J. B. Cogan
East Main Street
May Blair
John Fuller
Lina J. Saxton
North Center Street
Fragmented query about education and inventions from old newspaper
Mixed questions mention Grove street, chief educational idea in New Jersey, Lord Kitchener, a single tyre composing machine, Pennsylvania electors, and a book Youth in everywhere place. Page turn note suggests incomplete OCR.
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Grove Street
New Jerm
Lord Kitchener
Machind
Pennsylvania
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Riaiilo
Journal
Rebekah
Earl Love Jome
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Acme Milling Company
Munsey
Corry Ellis
Arthur Hurley
Lanston & Co
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W. H. Pinson
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Auito
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Noale
Hollywood Film Shop
Alanson Edwards
United Press
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Ernst Lubinot
Kay Francis
Miriam Hopling
Lublisther Tuys
Paramount Laboratory
Hearst
E. E. Guignon
ERIE
Paul Rieger
E. Doane
W. Main St
L.c.b.a.honor
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Crown Prince of
T. A. Matthews
Finhoro
Mr. Matthews
ESA
Rouge Box
Barlow Block
Downey’s
Marcels - Facials
Geraldine Chase
Kathleen Bell
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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