Warren hosts W C T U convention celebration
In Warren Pennsylvania the Convention of the W C T U marks its 50th anniversary with 500 delegates expected to arrive. The event recalls the group’s 36 years ten months since its founding in the city, and the push to continue liquor prohibition gains momentum as delegates gather.
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Amusell Three Comedies and Special Pletire for Kids
Amusell Three presents Dad's GIN and Wid Biison comaties with a special pleitre for children. The program features three big reels fi conte and runs through the night, offering family friendly entertainment with notable performers and a lively period tone.
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Costello Sisters Star in Lyric Night Film Comedy
Mrs Costello and Maurice Costello appear with Bunny Flord Preh in a late night Lyric showing a screaming comedy about an old maid seeking a husband. The scene features playful banter and stage-like romance in a vintage cinema program.
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Falconer Gains Hope of Big R R Shop Expansion
Amid talks of reopening repair shops in Falconer, residents report ongoing track work and switch installations. Locals say the Erie Railroad intends to expand facilities, with fifty workers at the Jenelion junction and new lines extending from Driving Park to Warle streets toward completing a seventh track.
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Wilkes-Barre Man Arrested Over Frantic Bribe Attempt
Wilkes-Barre Pa October 5 William McGuire a pollean was arrested and held on 1500 bail after entering Mayor Lew P Kniffen s private office in the municipal building and attempting to secure the mayor s signature on a franchise. Witnesses said McGuire offered 4000 in bonds and 44000 in cash to influence the chief executive. District Attorney Yale county authorities pursued the case.
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Think Dead Man May Be E. A. Holmes
Dispatches from Muamarnock New York suggest the electrocuted man near Warren and New Rochelle may be B A Holmes a Warren youth and brother of J J Holmes business manager of Hoff School. Identification included a button hook with the name B G Gregory shoe dealer. Holmes was in New York City on September 22, close to the scene. he could have reached the area the same day.
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Man Takes His Life On Road Near Foxburg
A man named Stover aged 0 years, son of Meg and Mrs Cal Stover of Unionville was found dead on a wagon road near Foxburg at 5 o clock. Bullet wounds near the heart indicated self-harm. A note to his mother was found on his person. Ancher of St Petersburg discovered the body while returning from an oil lease and initially mistook it for murder. Squires Gree and Braley investigated and two bullet holes were noted. An undertaker removed the body. The note read Dear Mother Good-bye God bless you All my belongings are yours.
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Railway agent held up in Warren raid at night
Warren Pa October 6 Special to the Journal the ticket agent at the station here was held up at 11 6 by two rough looking men who pointed revolvers at him and demanded about 90 of the company's money They notified Warren police and railroad detectives but robbers had not been found after two days
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Murder in the First Degree Indictment Near Mayville
The Chautauqua County grand jury has indicted Amertodore Roberto for first degree murder in the killing of Reuben Pooler in Portland near Brooton on the 18th last. Robert W. Farrington of Buffalo represents the accused as District Attorney Edward J. Green prepares to proceed in the Mayville Supreme Court. A plea to manslaughter in the first degree may be sought, with a potential reduction of charges discussed. Roberto’s confession, previously confided to Mr Pooler, was presented to the grand jury.
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Bring the Children The Amuse Tonight Feature
Bring the Children The Amuse presents a special rag Wlar program for young readers this evening. The promotion highlights a children focused lineup and aims to entertain with lively acts and playful storytelling.
Tannery Fire Destroys Major plant in Gwanda
A large tannery owned by Moench Sons Co. burned early morning, causing an estimated 70 000 dollars in damage. The blaze swept the boiler room power plant camp shed and a ware house, with heavy water in storage hindering operations. Fire was spotted near five by a watchman and caused extensive damage before containment.
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