European steel trust could shape world markets
Corry PA letter discusses the European trust formed by Germany France Belgium and Luxembourg to supply steel for Europe. It argues a stable Europe benefits America, noting Britain faces different issues and that cooperation may ease international tensions while boosting steel supply at home. The piece references Hugo Stinnes and shifts in coal and iron dynamics.
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European Trust
Germany
France
Belgian
Luxembourg
Europe
Hugo Stinnes
America
Far East
Joralitis
Europen Trust
United Stats
Sunyt
Great Britain
Britain
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Only Life Politics Apathy Spurs Registration Debate
The article notes widespread voter apathy in state elections across several states with only about 23 000 of 900 000 registered in the principal city of one state. It argues registration is essential to influence governance from governors to courts and Congress and highlights the role of civic participation. Also included is a nurse recalling Alaska service and craving Chow Mein before moving to Broadway, illustrating contrasts between distant places and civilizational comforts.
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Ahanly
Washingtton
New York
Point Barrow
Alaska
Broadway
Manhattan
Winter Apples for Sale Hand Picked at Low Prices
Winter apples of all kinds offered for sale by Schramling in Corry. Hand picked fruit with delivery available by contacting P. 1, Route 7, Columbus. Phone number listed as 7R15 for inquiries.
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Columbus
P. 1
Schramling
Corry
Judge Gary upbeat on business future amid rail demand
United States Steel chairman Judge Gary, turning 60 this Friday, forecasts good business conditions through 1926 and probably 1927. He cites vigorous production, warns against excessive competition, and questions a five day workweek while noting rising railroad orders and expanding capacity.
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United Press
New York
America
Bibert
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Ford
Dam age trial ends. Wellman awarded judgment at Rainbord fair
The Wellmany dam age case concluded Friday with the forenoon spent on arguments. A late press note reported Wellman awarded 2950 dollars for a parachute drop mishap at Rainbord fair ground. Professor Miller reportedly landed in a tree and was slightly injured. Pickett hardware store burned at Warren, estimated loss 75000 dollars.
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Ims
Wellman
Rainbord Fair Ground
Prof Miller
Intrest
Quaero Club Entertained in Michigan Social Meeting
Paul Padock left Orchard Beach Michigan to attend the military academy. The Quaero Club held its first event of the season at the Hotel Garry with dinner at 1:30 PM and a review of the program by Mrs. George Patterson. Mrs. Eaton spoke on community work and future actions were discussed. Next meeting set for October 12 at Mrs. FS Austin’s home. PF T Babbitt and family returned from Grand Valley with chestnuts. John Brown injured when a sand hand cave-in occurred on East Main Street. Mrs. Ragony of West Church Street visited Hr ie for a few days.
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Quaerd Club
Wibby
Garry
GW. Waxgoner
West Smith Street
George Patterson
PB. Eaton
Chub
Negro Shot While Attempting Escape in Erie
In Erie on October 6 Napview Dorion of Westworth Street was shot during a police chase after fleeing from officers who ordered him to halt. A bullet struck his leg as he ran toward Wallace Street. Dorion's condition is not serious at Hamot Hospital, and officers pursue other suspects in the case.
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Negro
Erie
Napview Dorion
Cis
Joe
Hamat
Wallive
Wallace Street
Red
Wileges
Horton
Robb
Policamen
Horran
Added Beauty In an Hour Wave and Sheen Hair Dressing
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes a hair dressing praised for curl and sheen. The product, Edna Wallace Hopper's Wave and Sheen, is sold widely at toilet counters for 75 cents with a money back guarantee if not satisfying.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Marcel
Salamanca Man Robbed and Attacked by Masked Youths
Erie news reports Michael C. Forman of TI State Park Avenue was attacked on Bronel Street before 7 AM by two masked youths. He was badly beaten, nose broken, and robbed. The suspects fled toward the Pennsylvania train. train riders described two men with marked hats. Detectives searched the Glade train but found no trace. Gary and Stevenson, both 28 from Pittsburgh, were later arrested for disorderly conduct. they were held for police court.
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Salamanca
Oct
Bronel Street
Michael C. Forman
TI State Park
Avenus
Membes
Fem of
Termiin & Song
Westen
Perpsylvania
PR. R
McFoniman
Haning
Katina
lPleveland
Warren
Forman
Erie
Baward
George Stevenson
Gary
Stevenson
Pole Tte
Wilson Will Carry Fight to Senate
William B. Wilson, Democratic candidate for senator, said here last night that any attempt to rout him in the general election would be fought through the United States Beviate. Unitea Frese KTEPANNING, Pay Get reports the remark amid campaign chatter.
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Unitea Frese
United States
William B. Wilson
Demos
Jamestown Man Acquitted in County Court Trial
James H Predergast of Westfell faced a driving while intoxicated charge in Spievil County Court. The jury deliberated after 4 oclock, returning a verdict of acquittal for the Jamestown man.
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Mayville
Tanucetiwant
A Jung
Spievil County
Christianson
Jamestown
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Quaero Club
Paul Padock
Orchard Beach
John Brown
East Main Street
Thomas Ragony
West Church Street
Condra Pharmacy
Vondra
Rexall Sno Penna
Davison-Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin Street
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E. E. Guignon
Merchant
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Wm. E. Cady & Sons
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