Police raid at Sisley home uncovers mash and liquor
Concord township constable Wade led a raid on Ben Sisley’s home uncovering mash five pints of moonshine and ten liquor bottles. Sisley arrested for manufacturing selling and possessing intoxicants. bail set at 2000 dollars.
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Ben Sisley
Concord
Polive GU Ministies
Shin
Tolen
Sisto
Corry
Wade
Concord Township
Ohinl
Dustie
Sistey
Wade Wilt Ndurishine
Ware
Sisley
Oscor J
Dunkle
Ley
Merman
Gordon
Catrt Tail
Ono
Brie
Conever Jownehi
Ford
Warte Tate
Cromwell Protects Hastert Standard in Evening Broadcasts
The listing details a slate of radio features and broadcasts across stations WHCO WAR WSAD WLS WSAL WSAT WIZ in major markets. It notes program blocks including organ recitals and string quartets with times around 1 PM and 8:30 PM.
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WEAP
WOO
WIAR
WEEL
WGR
Wigy
WHCO
WAR
WSAD
Hastert
Cromwell
the Protector
WLS
Chicago
Central
Wac Davenpont
Central Standard
WSAL
Corry Youth Rescued From Ammonia Fumes Heroic Save
Mike Litz of Corry was overcome by ammonia at the Boston Gandy Kitchen refrigeration plant in Sheffield. Local baseball figure Wart Hart carried the unconscious youth to safety, then fetched a gas mask before helping Lite recover. The Keller store owner Tony Miller ran the scene, with about $50 in losses reported from the leak.
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Sheffield
Mike Litz
Michael Lite
Mos
Krink Lite
South Venter Street
Sheffeld
Boston
Corry
Horus
Fuunel
Hart
France
Vanity Kitchen
Tony Miller
Youngsville
Lite
Davis Sworn Into Office As Secretary Of War
Dwight V. Davis was sworn in as Secretary of War by Chief Justice Tait in Washington. A St Louis native and veteran twice cited for bravery, he takes command to oversee a large peacetime army. He succeeds John W. Weeks and vows no broad policy changes.
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Washington, B.C
H— Dwight V. Davis
Tait
War Department
Peak Products Company Opens More Plants
The Peak Products Company, formed recently by Bi J Bellinger and associates, plans rapid expansion with more than a dozen plants in operation within months. New Sher man and Cherry Creek sites will start soon, Kennedy New York within 60 to 90 days, and ten additional shipping stations to support a New York dairy market. The firm aims to move milk products as uid and milk to producers, paying strong prices for September milk and anticipating higher October rates amid rising cow prices and dairy demand growth.
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United Press
Washington
Treasure Molion
House
Comemitten
Mac Chin
Scherm
Treasury Department
Wineston
Treasury
McCoy
Mellon
Smoot
Senay Vo Hance Committee
Senate
Shaieman Green
Howse Wavs and Means
Jnl
Peak Products Company
Bi J Bellinger
Corry
New York
Pesle Company
Ory
Veeprice
Ins Ot
Bellinger
State Police uncover liquor cache on rural Ohio farm
State Police seized 100 barrels and over 1 30 cases of whiskey from the Charler Share farm at the mouth of Rancotay Creek near MT Holly last night.
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MT_ HOLLY
Ostoner
Charler Share
Rancotay
Tere
Heavy truck plunges off embankment near city bridge
A heavy truck skidded off an embankment on the west approach to a city bridge, leaving the driver to jump to safety. The wreck blocked East Main Street while logs were moved to a Shreve Company plant. Roads near North Center Street and the Willows area are deteriorating, raising concerns over maintenance and weight compliance amid wet weather.
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Shreve Phair Company
Sears Ti
Ber
Miracilons
Chad
Shreve Company
Seare Hill
East Main Street
Columbus Avenue
Center Street
West Smith
Algov
Willows Shank
Locarno pact talks near final success at Paris conference
The Locarno security conference in Locarno Switzerland reports progress toward an impending final agreement within days. British foreign minister Austen Chamberlain says no delegation can leave or face ratification without consensus and notes broad goodwill toward world peace. The German cabinet decision on joining the League of Nations looms as talks focus on eastern frontier treaties before closure.
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Locarno
Switzerland
Austen Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Garmingly
League of Nations
Germany
Fight Against Gas Boost Nears Climax in Pittsburg Fight
Report states debate over gas rate increases from 1910 era continues. Sam Gilow, Erie subsite official, expects a victory for the people though hearing details remain unclear. A Public Service Commission session was set for October 28 with possible focus on Pittsburgh and local gas rate disputes.
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Samuel L. Gilow
Erie
Public Service
Pittsburgh
Strict Day Enforcement Advocated by W C T U
Delegates at the state convention in Florrisburg endorsed strict day enforcement of Prohibition and deportation for persistent violators. The women backed bible in schools, clean films, simplification of laws, and U S entry into the world court. A fund drive for Governor Pinching raised \$1208 toward a \$25000 goal.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Florrisburg
United States
Sion
Nurses Resume Meetings of Corry Hospital Alumni
After a summer break the Nurses' Alumni Association of Corry hospital met at the Municipal Building for a regular session. Mrs. Ora Harper chaired as 16 members answered roll call and plans were set for the winter entertainment. Committees were named including Frances Shayer chair of programs and Gertrude Warnshiet for auditing. Mrs Harper was chosen as delegate to the state convention in Williamsport October 26 to 28. A special meeting was set for Friday to discuss the Registry for Nurses.
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Nurses’ Alummae Association
Corry Hospital
Ora Harper
Clarinen
Frances Sfayer
Schrockengost
Gertrude Warnshiettse
J. L. Puller
Ivan South
Herper
Williamsport
FTL
Farmer killed by bull near Hillsville farm
Schuler Kelly aged 30 was killed when a bull broke down its enclosure at Mile Paden Farm near Hillsville. The tragedy occurred as Kelly tended to the cattle, with local authorities investigating the incident and emergency crews responding to the scene.
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New Castle
Schuler Kelly
Mile Paden
Hillsyile
Indoor Circus Bazaar Draws Large Throngs
The Lieut A W Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars stages the indoor circus bazaar at the State Armory drawing bigger crowds than opening night. Acts include Foster Newell’s illusion Sawing a Woman in Half and Carson and Carson in Jade Brimono. There is a popularity contest for Gore’s most popular young lady amid spirited rivalry. The McCullough Camping of Oil City runs the indoor circus with VFW members handling booths and concessions. Ladies Auxiliary sells at a booth in the large shed.
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State Armory
A. W. ‘Thompson
Hazaar
Foster Newell
Bayaar Carson
Carson
Die
Heirof Baughman
Jes Expiert
Baughman
Gore
Aso
McCullough
Oil City
Ashith
Ladies
Grandin Hotel Property Transfer Rumor Swirls
A pending deal reportedly would transfer Grandin Hotel on North Center Street. Mrs. Glickner and Mr. Glickner are said to evacuate as Toreks allegedly closed no sale. Parlance suggests new owners may take over both property and furnishings, with speaking representatives rumored.
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Grandia Uote
North Center Street
Pennsylvania Sabbath School Association Opens 68th Meeting
Between five and six thousand delegates attend the 68th annual Pennsylvania Sabbath School Association session at Central Presbyterian Church in Erie. Perry J. Craig of New Castle will deliver the opening dinner address this evening.
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Erie
Pennsylvania Sabbath School Association
Central Presbyterian Church
Perry J. Craig
New Castle
Costly gems are returned mystery surrounds Donahue jewels
The Donahue jewels valued at 683000 were returned to the empha of the company after being stolen from Mrs. Frank W. Woolworth at the Plaza Hotel. Private detective Noe Scaifa arranged the return of two rose pink pearl strands and two minor trinkets with no disclosure of how possession changed hands. Police have made no progress in solving the theft.
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United Press
New York
Dorkahue
Noe Scaifa
Mes. Tames
Frank W. Woolworth
Mons
Placa
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Gilson
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Harrisburg
Gabe
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Mix Er. Simith
Bufalo Ta Iera
Efry Jan
Paulson
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