Arrest Truck Driver After Fatal Crash Titusville
Titusville October 14 A truck driver from Dunkirk New York Clarente M Newton was arrested after a fatal crash north of Centerville that killed Sylvester Jr Murphy of Titusville. A coroner's inquest found the truck was parked on the highway. Newton was charged with illegal parking a hearing set for October 21. Bail fixed at 55 dollars.
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Titusville
Centerville
Sylvester Jr, Murphy
Nis Fe
Clarente M. Newton
Dunkirk
N. Y
Millsville
Newton
Julin Hardy
Highway Patrol
R. A. Kerr
AMIE
Highway Department
Polish residents seek use of city school for Saturday classes
Board members heard a petition from Polish residents to use a city school every Saturday morning for Polish language and instructional classes conducted by instructors from the Polish National Advi nines College of Cambridge Springs. Jacob Royek presented details noting similar programs in Meadville Cambridge Springs and Union City and predicting 70 to 100 pupils. Administration and instruction committee will study costs and respond in 4 days or two. P M MacDonald returned from Jamestown visit yesterday.
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Board of Hauration Bave x
Adivines College
Cambridge Springs
Jaaob Royek
Board of
Halcation
Thas
Royek
Meadsville
Union City
Administration and
Brazil's Family Fight Sparks Mediation Debate
The piece argues that Brazil faces an insurgent revolt not a civil war and questions American mediation. It notes that halting army supplies could be intervention and might benefit revolutionaries, while suggesting restraint to avoid turning the conflict into a foreign-backed struggle.
IF CITIZENS WON'T FIGHT Oath and naturalization debate at Supreme Court
The Second Circuit recently passed two cases involving individuals who refuse to bear arms as a condition of naturalization. A former war nurse and a Yale theology professor sought citizenship while qualifying or reserving rights based on conscience and moral judgment. The government argues such objections create an undesirable class of citizens and military discipline issues. Some question whether a large such group could deter unjust wars.
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United States Supreme Court
Second Circuit Coat of Appeals
Yale
Why Crime Wins in Chicago Campaign Shortfall
The Chicago Crime Commission on October 1 asked 4,500 representative citizens and business men to donate to the anti crime campaign. Less than $3,000 was received, about 60 cents per person. Meanwhile arrestees had raised over $125,000 for bail. The commission says it is discouraged as criminals appear to outspend honest citizens.
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Chicago Crime Commission
Crime Commission
Wood sales profit for owner after deductions
A salesman sold wood at 4.75 per cord remitting 87.60 after deducting 2 percent commission and 10.75 charges. Wood cost 4.25 per cord. Find owner’s profit per cord and total.
Corry Industry Escape Fireand Other Tiny News Item
Twenty years ago in Corry a young industry narrowly escaped damage when gasoline ignited at the Inver floor of the Corry Upholstering Company building on Maple Avenue. The blaze was smothered with light damage. The Sugar Grove post office was burglarized and the safe dynamited in the early morning. Horace Wilmore bought a first class team of mules for the mail route. A reception was held at the First Methodist church for the new pastor Rev. R Rankin and family. Mr and Mrs B F Smith, guests of D L Rowe, left for Pittsburgh by motor.
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Corry
Corry Upholstering Company
Maple Avenue
Sugar Grove
Daily Lessons in English By W L Gordon
A compact reading item highlighting common word usage errors and pronunciation notes. It cites misused terms like boxs and pull, explains correct meanings and spellings, and introduces the daily word with example sentences to boost vocabulary.
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W. L. Gordon
Questioned items from a history quiz page
The page lists quiz questions and brief answers dated Henry day. Questions cover the Speaker of the House burial places of English historical figures the famous pot heoniqus snake in the United States the Hatie on the Little Big Horn River in Montana the Mississinpi River’s outlet and yesterday’s answers including Henry day a $2,500 value a Latin item and a territorial status note.
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House of Representatives
United States
Little Big Horm
Montana
Mississinpi River
Inspect Vote Machine Plant Visit Questioned
Warren County Commissioners toured the Automatic Voting Machine Corporation plant in Jamestown. The county may purchase more machines if voters approve a fall referendum, with luncheon and dinner hosted at Hotel Jamestown. Officials named include M Braily Mac Olney Ernest Stewart Seavy Peter W. Nelsup Everett Eddy and Henry Bassett. They also visited Jamestown Music Denk Co.
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Jamestown
Warren County
Automatic Voting Machine Corporation
Warren Borough
Vote Org
Shefheld
Youngsville
Tidioute
Hotel
Warren
M. Braily
Mac Olney
Ernest Stewart
Seavy
Peter W. Nelsup
Everett Eddy
Coulty
Henry Bassett
Republican County Committee
Jamestown Musi Denk Co
Pretty wedding at Sherman marks town’s autumn ceremony
In Sherman on October 4, Miss Joyce Evelyn Manison wed Legise Myron Crump in a home parlor ceremony attended by family. The event featured Alitama foliage, violin music by Mrs. Paul Reitz and Miss Margaret Batchelder, and the couple exchanged vows to begin married life amid a festive reception. Separately, Warren reports a market street intersection beacon, long aiding travelers along Route 6 to Route 66, removed after a decision by the state highway department in Harrisburg.
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Tim
Beacon
Warren
Market Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jamestown
New Yorkk State
State Highway Department
Harrisburg
Readers Club Opens Season Luncheon at Pittsfield Inn
The Readers held their first meeting of the season with twelve members attending a luncheon served by the Misses Anderson at the Pittsfield Inn. Afterward, reminiscences of vacation days were shared, a memorial service honored honorary member Mrs. Covie aud and active member Mrs. Mary Vance Phelps, and notices of yearbooks were distributed. The next meeting is set for October 0 at Mrs. Thomas Ragon's home on West Ghiroh Street.
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Anderson
Pittsfield Inn
Ton
Cath
Covieaud
Mary Vance Phelps
Erie Child Narrow Escape From Street Car Accident
Five year old Yoni Hiergel of 1122 West 12th Street narrowly escaped death Sunday afternoon when a trolley wheel passed over his right hand in front of his home. Hospital reports say the child ran into the car path. Three fingers were amputated and a scalp wound noted. Doctors fear the hand may be amputated.
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Yoni Hiergel
West 12Th Street
Hamot ‘Hospital
Aso
Ito
Titusville store manager dies in auto crash
Det. Sylvester D. Murray, manager of the People's Store in Titusville, was killed in a collision north of Centerville. He had an accident policy for 5000 and recently took out a life policy for 3000 payable to a slater in Brooklyn. The life policy awaits home office acceptance.
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Titusville
Sylvestery d. Murray
People’s Store
Centerville
Brooklyn
September Tax Collection Report Detailed by Wards
The September tax collection report by Collector E Westley shows total monthly collections of 74175.41 including 64486.14 in property taxes and 8689 in per capita taxes. Ward totals list First 13995.76, Second 18742.37, Third 25241.19, and Fourth 16253.53 with per capita and property figures. The report was received and filed by the Board of Education.
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Usis
E. Westley
Board of Education
Aswasil
Westley Istevemtu
First Ward
Scond
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Amd
MELLO GLO Face Powder Promises Longer Wear
New French process powder claims unparalleled smoothness and longer wear. Melko Glo is described as pure, non irritating, and clog free with a youthful bloom. Sold at Keister's Drug Store. agv1-19
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Meyer
Mello-Glo
Keister’s
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Brazil
Horace Wilmore
Lie First Methodist Church
Rev. R. Rankin
Sherman
Pittsfield
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
EF. E. Westley
Guignon’s Remodeled
PEXTO
E. E. Guignon
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