Sharp rise in Democratic registration sways Brie County
Me county reports 31,088 voters, up 4 from last year, the highest in history. Democrats total 12,309, up 608, with Republicans 18,038. Corry shows Republicans 4,753, Democrats 731, up 301. Ward totals reveal shifts. final tally suggests Smith Robinson ticket could win Brie by over 6,000. Local leaders claim a Democratic surge statewide.
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Brie Times
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Fifth Ward
Holiday for State Workers in Harrisburg
Harrisburg October 10 state employees will observe a long weekend as offices close tomorrow night and reopen Monday morning. Governor Fisher announced to department heads that Friday is a legal holiday and Saturday a half holiday under ordinary circumstances, giving workers the extended break.
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Harrisburg
Fisher
Five Prisoners Escape as Fire Rages at Ohio Penitentiary
United Press reports that four, possibly five inmates escaped from the Ohio State Penitentiary during a dormitory fire early Monday. Warden Thomas said details of the investigation were not released as fifteen prisoners died and scores were injured or burned. the fire’s cause remains undetermined.
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Warren County lands eyed for private doe hunting plan
The Brokenstraw Valley Rod and Gun Club of Youngsville proposes private posting of 4000 acres in Warren County for the December 1 season. Landowners on Thompson, Dann Runs, and Brokenstraw Townships may post their property while club members act as private wardens and the Izaak Walton League may supply guards. The move protests the state game commission decision to open the season to does while buck hunting remains allowed. It marks the first concrete action by Warren sportsmen since petitions against the commission's move circulated earlier.
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School board meeting and local events summary
A busy evening includes school board meeting plans and a large crowd watching the world series shown on Jour nals playograph. The Corry Red Springs plant fire caused minor burns to owner C. C. Wales, with paint flare briefly threatening damage. A Warren Times report notes a plane crash at Youngsville sparing serious injury to pilot Clayton Brady. Local football fans prepare for Erie game between the Quantico Machines and St Bonaventure College. Norman Mountain of Penn State Freshmen shines in hammer throw and shot put at a Penn State meet. Banks will close Friday for Columbus Day. Negotiations for a Warren High School return game with Warren Reserves are announced. Civil Service opens police exam notices amid possible department changes.
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Brokenstraw Valley
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Cherry Creek
Jamestown
Milo Brady
Warren County
Young Brady
Erie
Quantico Machines
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Mountain
Clarence Mountain
Pennsylvania State College
Corry
Penn State
Corry Choir and Minister at Titusville
A large congregation attended the First Baptist church service in Titusville for the Loyalty Weel event. Rev. Charles Fuller of Canterville preached on loyalty to Christ, praising church members. The Trinity Army MP choir performed pieces including The Lord Laid Hands on Me and Swing Low Sweet Chariot. Rev. A Ly Roth of Corry will speak next, with Marie featuring via Corry church chorus. Public invitation extended.
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Marie
The Great Desideratum in a Fast Golf Fairway
A clipped note from the mid-Detratt News hints at a national mood seeking rapid progress and practical improvements. The piece mentions a swift golf fairway metaphor and a downhill road as symbols of reform, reflecting appetites for modern efficiency and inventive fixes.
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Governments Agree Suspend Tacna Arica Boundary Work
Washington Oct 10 The governments of Chile and Peru have agreed to Kellogg s suggestion to suspend the Tacna Arica special boundary commission for four months as announced officially today.
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Peru
Kelloge
Tacna-Arica
Ninth death by own action at North Warren State Hospital
Warren county reports the ninth death by hanging at North Warren State Hospital. Edith Plath, a patient from Erie county admitted last May, was found hanging from a window hinge after smuggling in a noose fashioned from muslin. Despite resuscitation attempts, she died. coroner's certificate confirms death by hanging.
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Wareon
Gary
Ed Lowrey
Edith Plath
Northwarren
Erie County
Old Burial Place Found on Mountain Peak
The fragment reports a discovered burial site on a mountain summit linked to Halih Baginda a Mohammedan missionary and father in law of the first Sultan of Sur. Details are sparse but place names suggest a historic Islamic link in the region.
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Halih Baginda
Suii
Sur
Mieimtain
Budatm
Sule
Naval Honors Given Huber
Secretary Wilbur announced a Medal of Honor to William Ry Huber of Harrisburg Pennsylvania machinists mate for heroism in saving a comrade from death after an explosion aboard the destroyer Bruce at the Norfolk Navy Yard on December 11 1928 in a naval incident note.
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Washington
Wm. Ry Huber
Harrisburg
Wilbur
Huber
Bruce
Norfolk Navy Yard
Former Cory Resident Dies at Grand Rapids Home
Mrs. R. McDaniel, 75, longtime Cory area resident and former pastor’s wife, died late Monday night at her Grand Rapids home. Survived by children Charles W. in Toledo, Ethel, Henry T, Emma M. Grimey, George F. in Grand Rapids, Ralph E. in Mishawaka, and M. R. McDaniel of Battle Creek. Burial planned in Grand Rapids.
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R. McDaniel
Corry
Grand Rapids
Teayes
M. R. McDaniel
Battle Creek
Mich
Peace Maker Dies After Attempt To Stop Quarrel
Ashland Pennsylvania October 10 Mr Mary Besky died at Locust Mountain hospital after trying to mediate a fight between two brothers. Mrs Besky was wounded when a revolver discharged into her hand by her brother John who was attempting to shoot his brother Tokep. John has been held in Schuylkill County jail at Pottsville.
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Ing Brothers
Locust Mounting Hospital
Here
Famous baseball trainer promotes liniment for rheumatic pains
A historical ad touts Mike Martin’s Liniment as relief for rheumatic pains and joint swelling. It claims expert Auike Martin travels with a big league team and has aided stars like Walter Johnson and Ty Cobb. A 2 ounce bottle costs 0 with a free information folder offered.
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Mike Martin
Walter Johnson
Herb Pennock
Lee Mewlaws
Ray Kremen
Ty Col
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