Mitchell Defies Probers Over Water Rates Protests
Consumers file data on rate boost as city officials weigh readjustment. Water customers from the Fir City allege bills jumped as much as 50 percent, with many averaging 2.50 to 4 monthly. City managers plan hearings and aim to secure a conference with the Corry Water Supply Company to seek tariff relief.
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Mitchell
Connell
Ratupavhuns
Corry Water Supple Company
Clive Mill
Kelley Trom
Fir City
Ui Hotitiee
Minivial Ilelate
AIT Vistimmmrs
Public Savery
Sania
Securige
Just Ae
Witor Company
Lutheran Ladies Aid Holds Fine Meeting
The Lutheran Ladies Aid met at the church parlors for their October meeting. Plans for the coming season were discussed and committees named. A social gathering honoring the "Wood of Dimes" will be held October 2 with a musical program and refreshments.
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Lutheran Ladies Aid
Pants Lutheran Church
Informal Dinner and Reception Planned at Hotel Corny
Manager Frank Moran declares tonight's opening of the Hotel Corny will be informal not a formal affair. Dinner at 7:40 in the dining room followed by a short program with Stewart as toastmaster and speakers including J. W. Campbell and Cynrid Morey Green. A reception and hotel inspection will conclude the event, inviting the public to view the new hostelry after ten days of operation.
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Frank Moran
Corny
Moran
Vo Stewart
J. W. Camsibell
J. M. Price
Washington
Cynrid Morey Green
Buitato
Corry
Eye Expert To Address Pupils And Parents
Arrangements set for a joint PTA meeting at the Senior High School auditorium Friday October 6 at 8 pm. Speaker is Charles Southard field secretary of the Bye Sight Conservation Council of America presenting on human eye care and child eyesight. Parents and teachers urged to attend to learn plans for cooperation among associations to improve eye health programs.
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Charles Southard
Gharles
Southard
Sight Conservation Council of America
Airplanes on Sale in a Department Store
In New York Ort today the John Wanamaker Company offers nine aircraft including the Stout all metal monoplane at 25000 each after Ford reliability tests in Detroit last week. The firm plans a rapid delivery service linking New York and Philadelphia stores within weeks.
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New York
Ford
Detroit
John Wanamaker
Wainmaker
New Yorks
Philadelphia
Air race crash at Mitchell Field kills one aviator
A single engine aircraft crashed during the first international race at Mitchell Field Long Island killing pilot Lawrence Burranelli and badly injuring Clarence Chamberlain who was removed to the field hospital in critical condition. Ambulances arrived quickly and surgeons worked to save the survivors as reports circulated of the fatality.
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Mitchell Field
Long Island
Fay
Clarence D. Chamberlaine
Lawrence
Burranelli
Judlee
Bureanelli
Chamberlain
Mitchellfield Post Hospital and Sons J
JB. Murch
Tny
Harrinbury Resident Visits Niece in City
Mrs. E. L. Fields arrived in the city this morning to visit her niece Mrs. B O Cram and family at their home.
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E. L. Fields
Harrinbury
B O Cram
Progress on Clymer Panama Road progress and targets
The Journal Transomer-toulalp reports rapid progress on the Clymer to Panama road with two weeks more to finish the stretch toward Phnnmisition. Half the road is done, grading continues, and concrete will not be poured this year. The project aims for completion within about two weeks, weather permitting, with work resuming early spring.
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Clymer
Penneyvania Railroad
Panama Station
Corry Man's Willys Overland Damaged in Erie Crash
Andrew Paulson owner driver of a Willys Overland sedan was badly wrecked on the Erie Wattsburg road near Erie. The other car struck Favleon's machine twice. Occupants were shaken but not seriously hurt. Police were given the license number and a liquor suspicion noted.
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Willys Overland
Andrew Paulson
Erie Wattsburg Road
Paulgson
Don Wilao
Ste Paulson
Eri
Favleon
Ewo
Erie
Paulson
Indoor circus bazaar at armory next week
Ava special meeting of the varitus committees for the Indoor Tires Bazaar reports excellent progress and a big opening Monday night. A popularity contest offers a diamond ring to the winner and a print watch to the runner up. The McCullough Company handles entertainment for the event at the state Armory.
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Ava
Varitus
Litut
A. W. Thompson
Unipek
McCullough Company
Pershing Named Commander by American Legion Delegates
In Omaha a Missouri delegation urged General John J. Pershing to accept the role of national commander of the American Legion. Pershing’s election as leader of the organization is to be decided in the session tomorrow. He was warmly welcomed by other delegates as the former World War I commander of American Expeditionary Forces.
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Omaha
Opt
Geners
Toh
Pershig de Bourne
Missouri
Dersh Thy
South America
Elsing
Mrs Rossiter Dies Suddenly in Erie at 63
Mrs Elle Nichols Rossiter wife of Judge A P Rossiter died after acute indigestion last evening in Erie. She was 63 and had attended a charity event earlier in the day before falling ill on the way home to Girard. Funeral plans will be announced from the Rossiter home in Girard.
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Warl
Nrg
Elle Nichols Rossiter
A.P. Rossiter
Sam Y. Rossiter
Sam Rossiter
West Eighth Street
Rossiter
Judge Rossiter
Pittsburgh
Erie
Corry
Girard
Tus
Directors of Corry Hospital in Session
The Corr y Hospital board met in the Library Building basement with Messrs Brown Shea Laurie Martner Weir and Sidney B Histon present. Minutes and bills were approved. Clara Widdfield, supervisor, was asked to attend an American Hospital Association conference in Louisville October 1 23. Five riders injured in a streetcar collision with an ice cream truck due to signal confusion. Viewers appointed to assess heft and damage for West Smith and York streets pavement, meeting at Municipal Court. Board of commissioners Maurice Pitmaurice Miller and Geo He Autlinger comprised the viewers. They inspected the pavement weeks ago for assessment. Mrs Ludvig Dindstone visits Jamestown with her mother and relatives. Linstone returns after brief stay.
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Corrs Hospital
Messrs
Brown
Shea
Laurie
Martner
Weir
Sidney B. Histon
Clara Widdfield
Corey Hospital
American Hospital Association
Lowville
West Smith Street
York Street
Shel
Eioners
Thorie Pitsmaurice
Thomas Miller
Geo
He Autlinger
Abandon Hope Of Finding Mail Airman Alive
Sixteen planes took off from Clarion on a searching expedition for air mail pilot Charles Ames. Rumors of finding his body proved false as searchers continue around Kennet Hill and nearby districts with local Legion, farmers, and families aiding efforts near Brookville Pennsylvania.
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Clarion
United Press Clarion
Oct. S
Charles
Ames
Uixing
Ale
Kennet Hel
Mercergrove
American Legion
Tessemey
Farmepe
Ectico
Clintonville
Harrisville
Jake
Brookville
Faye
Jora
Charles I. Ames
Nu Ploy
Teachers to Attend Erie Zone Meeting
All city teachers will attend the Northwestern Zone meeting in Erie on October 6 and 7 as part of the Teach ef Institute. Superintendent Milun Brown said schools will be closed Friday October 10 to allow attendance and the two day session will open at 2 PM and conclude Sunday at 10:80 AM at Academy High School in Brie.
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Brie
Frediycine
Milun’ Brown
Persion
Morninne
Teach
Fe! Institute
Bne
Pennsylvania
Academy High School
Bie
Court martial pending cited as reason in testy testimony
Washington October 8 Cot W I Mitchell storm center of aviation walked out on the naval boat Snivesth earning the Shegandyhh disaster when served with a formal subpoena to testify before the war department. Mitchell, advised by counsel, denied the committee’s authority to compel testimony and fight the case while the war department held jurisdiction. The navy board lacked power to punish refusal while the war department pressed for compliance. Mitchell reported to the War Department as summoned, with the situation seen as closed by the dispute over jurisdiction.
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Washington
Wieiam Mitchell
Storm
Center of
Ayistrony
Ual
Snivesth
Mitchell
Prune Rel
Revubliecan
Ilinois
Lin
Wawsl
War Department
Mitehall
Teich
Naval Heani
War Départment
Navy Board
Navy Department
Navy
Whey Aogundil
Narrowly Averted Fire Destroys Basement Threat at Local Building
Timely discovery of a fire in the basement of a South Venter Street building occupied by Riley and Riley electrical and radio heaters averted serious damage. The blaze started from a furnace in the basement and, if unnoticed, could have spread to wiring and equipment. Loss estimated under 100 dollars. fire department arrived promptly.
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South Venter Street
Riley
Mir Riley
Snell Taken in Erie Jail Pending Trial
George Snell was taken to the Erie jail pending trial after a November term court appearance. Authorities report an assault charge and note police records filed to secure his release. The case involves listed individuals and a planned visit this afternoon for inquiry.
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George Snell
Wounu
GH Gordoman
Aseault
Focal
Fai
Perdi Wrial
Snellwend
Today’s Five Best Radio Features
Radio schedule lists multiple stations across cities including CNRV Calgary WOAW WPG and WRO with performances by symphony orchestras and bands. The note mentions a world series start in Pittsburgh and broadcasts from over a hundred stations along the coast.
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CNRV
Calgary
Mountain Standard
Cnro Symphony Orchestra
WPG Atlantic
Cantral Standard
Tae Deorant
Washington
WIZ News York
Sehenéetad
Cnrm Montreal
Pittsburgh
Jay Kuster Standart
Poage Goast
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United Press
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Seriainy
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Linstone
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