Twenty Years Ago From Corry Journal Files 1910
Efforts recount Old New York City budget rising to 65 million for next year and total costs near 630 to 680 million after boards. Notes on local residents Eva Blatchley Stella Barry Florence Barry Miss Ve rence Keate Anna Thompson Charles Thase and Keystone mass meeting at Titusville. Local business, shipments, and a humorous note on Titusville Courier incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Eilimate
Board of Aldermen
New York
Eva Blatchley
Erie Business College
Reichstag Rowdies Turn Parliament Into Riot Scene
German Reichstag meets after a national election and erupts as brown shirt Fascists clash with Communists. Names shouted like Hunger Dictat or Strike Breaker, and antisemitic chants accompany every Jewish name. Riot nearly brews as both sides surge and jeer.
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Germany
Reichstag
Ieoalless
Hitler
Moscow
Vostrim
Communist Party
Europe
British army commander who captured Quebec
An exchange telegraph dispatch from London dated Oct 22 reports two Japanese cruisers collided during maneuvers in the presence of the Emperor. The Abukumi was damaged though official sources did not confirm the report.
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Quebec
Republic of
Andora
New Orleans
Magellan
Doorn
Netherlands
Bedloe Island
London
Daily Lessons From W L Gordon One Word Each Week
Daily Lessons lessons on word usage mispronunciations and misspellings by W L Gordon. Notes compare similar terms such as propose loath loathe and urge careful synonym use to improve clarity. Includes examples and cautions on common errors like Reeves Juliets and divulge with pointed guidance for public readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Podky
A Problem a Day Divide 512 Into Two Parts
Solve the daily puzzle by splitting 512 into two numbers with a ratio of 2 to 7. The procedure shown uses steps like subtracting 129, forming 1575, scaling by .82, adding to 1800, then dividing by 48 to reach the split parts.
FAIL TO OBTAIN PHEASANT BAN
Officials from game and conservation societies urged Western New York sportsmen not to shoot pheasants in snow covered areas near Buffalo as they sought to delay opening day. Governor Roosevelt declined postponement citing legal hurdles and a 60 day requirement to alter dates.
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Bupwalo
Wang
Game and Conservation Societies
New York
Buffalo
Gov. Roosevelt
Souak Walton League
State Conservation Commission
Jamestown Fireman Dies After Prolonged Rescue Effort
Fireman Harry W. Barker 83 of 88 Gatlin Avenue died at Jamestown General Hospital from smoke inhalation after nearly five hours of rescue work at the Journal Press plant fire. Barker, a paid firefighter for 15 years, and others entered the boiler room to fight the blaze but were driven back by fumes. He collapsed and did not regain consciousness, dying in the afternoon.
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Harry Barker
Jamestown
Journal Press
Ort
Harry W. Barker
Gatlin Avenue
Fairmount
Wattview
Jameston Veneral Hospital
Juiwaal Press, Inc
West Second Street
Barker
An- Eee
Barkeer
Parachute Catch Kills Man in Burning Plane Near El Cajon
Marine Lieutenant R. Neil, 25, of Shawnee Oklahoma, died when a parachute caught in the wings of a humming plane that crashed near El Cajon. Pilot Lieut Joseph B Addins said oil pressure dropped to zero as he attempted a safe landing.
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Ren (Eeeeeeeee R. Neil
Shawnee
Oklo
el Cajon
Joseph B.addins
Prisoner William Johnson sentence shortened in Erie case
Hearing before Judge Sigge Parker reduced Johnson of Oilcreek Township sentence to years in the penitentiary for malicious mischief and related charges. Concurrent terms set for burglary and additional counts with penalties including fines. Judge noted penitentiary parole control differs from workhouse, and warned against hostility after release. Also reports William Bradley alias Frank Hoss identified in Cleveland forgery case with photos and measurements.
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Pranklin
Sigge Parker
William Johnson
Oilcresk Loynship
Gilschief
Ofler
Uiven
Allegheny
Jburgiany
Lee A. McGrawken
Parker
Parolle
BRIR
Brown
Bradley
Cleveland
Aldsman Wranle Caorkowski
Rindiew i
Work Begins On Loading Platforms At Erie Station
The Erie Railroad started excar sion work today on loading platforms for eastbound trains at the legal passenger station. The new crossing west of Center street has been opened to traffic and praised by pedestrians and motorists. A related local fraud claim involves alleged forged signatures and a check indorsement tied to Hyie County Mille Association.
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Erie Railroad
Center Street
Marcella K Fiymn
CJ. Wilson
Hyie
West 28Th Street
Yom Here
County Mille Association
Indorse
Household Department of Club Meets Thursday
All members of the Woman’s Clan interested in the Household Department are asked to attend a meeting Thursday afternoon at 3 o’clock in the Eli home. Mrs Thomas Ragan is in charge and hopes all interested members attend the initial session.
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Womans
O'Cllock
Eli
Thomas Ragan
Ye Phair
Greensburg ticket seller robbed of 470 dollars
Police chase a bandit who held up ticket seller C. Shoemaker at Greensburg PA railroad station. The robber flashed a revolver through the window, demanded cash, and escaped with 470 dollars after Shoemaker handed over all the bills in the drawer despite offering several five dollar notes. The incident occurred at the station on October 2.
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Rob P. R. R
Greensburg
United Press
Wilissburg
Shoemaker
Pennsylvania
Lim
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
Tribune
Chicago
Lackey
Ohio
Akron
Youngstown
Stella
Florence Barry
Bradford
Viorence Keate
Misses McCarthy
Anna Thoma
Charles Thase
Keystone
Titusvile
The
Corry “Metal Furniture Co
Halter Crosby
Titusville
Dr! Hes & Clark
Dr. Hess
Weel
Spencer's Feed Store
West
Washington St
Gordon
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
W. L. Gordon
Tae
Erie
Fred Bradley
Frank Ross
C. J. Wilson
Household Dept
Associated Gas and Electric System
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Guignon’s
Tay Fy Wie AS
Winchester
E. E. Guignon
Citizens National
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