Improvement in Condition of Auto Victims
Injured in an automobile crash Sunday and Monday near Union City show improving conditions at Corry Hospital. Dorothy Jones sustaining injuries when struck at Main and Center streets. Abs Bradley hospitalized with head and shoulder injuries after a separate collision involving a Little Star coupe. The Little Jones girl and her mother also involved, with the child’s condition improving and authorities hopeful no internal injuries.
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Corry Hospital
Les. Helden Brudieysef Univ City
Dorothy Jones
Main
Center Streets
Bradley
Lusil
Union City
Friant
Campbell
Meadville
CC. Davis
Davis
East Night Street
Jones
Etter
Farrell Named Chairman Of Steel Corporation
Farrell was chosen chairman of the steel corporation by J. B. Morgan, according to Fortes Magazine. A public statement will appear in the November issue with an interview featuring Farrell, who hails from New Haven Connecticut. No successor for J. Gary has been named, and no action is seen on Nathan L. Miller or others.
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Far Tell
Jisige Gary
Fasmehow
Fortes Magazine
Will Cary
Farrell
Steel Corporation
Warrell
B.C. Porbas Farrell
Steal Corporation
J. B. Morgan
Magaine
Gary
Parrett
New Haven
Conn
Nathan L. Miller
New York State
U.S. Steel
Miller
Oreasia
Rhairnisa
Deright Mortwin
Mexico
Jovige Gar
Mie
J. P Morgan
Community Chest Reorganizing Meeting This Evening
An appeal urged all chest contributors to attend the Municipal building meeting in Telforer to reorganize and elect officers. A full report on 1927 operations, auditors findings, and centralized relief will be heard along with immediate allocations for ongoing charities as Chest funds ran dry October 1.
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Community Chest
Ety
Telfolerc
Uvehing
Alll
Hnportinge
Hhe
Jamestown Beer Runner Held On Nuisance Charge
Steve Smith, 2 years in Jamestown, was arrested on Wast Second Street on speeding at 92 mph and for possessing and bringing beer. He faced a nuisance charge for tending bees, was held for the federal grand jury, with bail set at 1000. The case was turned to federal authorities after a brief court appearance.
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Jamestown
Ger
Steve "Smith
Second Street
Leroy IM. Ericson
Federal Grand Jury
U.S
Edmarl R. Bontey
Smith
Eric Ma
Guity
Allen
Bargar
Ohio mine blast rocks Glen Roby coal works
The Budd mine of the Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal Company at Glen Roby near Steubenville suffered a partial destruction from an early morning explosion. Sheriff William P. Allison led deputies to the site to investigate as reports described a damaged tipple and several adjacent buildings with unknown full extent of damage.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal Company
Glen Roby
William P. Allison
Glen Robin
United States Coal Company
Voyage rivals a fairy tale on Mississippi voyage
An American traveler, Truman GF Tides, set to journey from Muskegon to Texas by a 10 foot leaky skiff. Guardsmen rescued him after a Lake Michigan storm drag, then towed him to Chicago. He presses on toward Houston or Galveston, with officials estimating arrival next year after more than three days travel to St Joseph, Michigan.
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Washington
Mississippi River
Truman
Sindlea
Muskegon
Texas
St Joseph
Mich
Hindes
Lake Micheigan
Chicago
Chicago Drainage Canal
Mississippi
Houston
Galveston
Bomb wrecks Rochester attorney home in early blast
A blast wrecked the home of Assistant District Attorney Shaste Mondo in Rochester New York early today. He and other family members escaped from their beds as the explosion shook the area, with the blast heard for blocks.
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Rochester
Shaste Mondo
Mondo
Warren Mantis Plans Large Block for Schofield Property
Warren Mantis of Warren Real Estate and Investment Co outlines tentative plans to build a four story block of seven stores on Schofield property in Liberty. Estimated cost around 240000 dollars, with a 75 by 65 foot plot, rear loading court, and a financing plan that lets buyers own the building after about ten years. Purchasers may pay 25000 to 30000 dollars upfront with flexible final payment terms.
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Schofield
Nho
State nurses name officers at Erie convention
Erie pay 664 25 state nurses in convention elected Miss Helen T Greaney Philadelphia pro dest Rather Je Tinsely Pittston vice president Mrs Helene Herman Harrie burg second vice president Mrs Adelaide Preown Philadelphia secretary and treasurer, and Mary Rose Pittsburgh and Miss Elizabeth Leece ter cer directors.
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Erie
Helen T- Greaney
Philadelphia
Je Tinsely
Pittston
Helene Herman
Harrieburg
Adelaide Preown
Mary Rose
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Leece
Tercer
Board of Education Holds Special Session
The Board of Education meets in special session at the library basement on Wednesday. Superintendent Raph and Dewey to present annual report. Details on special business undisclosed amid rumors of items from several members.
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Board OF Education
Dhg
Selon Ul Lives
Figlalio
Hus Ees
Keilera
Raph
Dewey
Westiesday
Wild driving leads to charges against Warren resident
Vet Elmer Bouley of 06 Pennsylvania Avenue and Seeley faced charges of reckless driving and parking without lights after a highway mishap between Starbeick and Phe in the previous day. State Highway Patrol led by J. Bynane reported the incident, noting a car owned by Ay R. Meide from Venango County and a companion seen with a Leeds machine. Miss Dia Ritter and Clara Pierce attended the nurses convention.
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Starbeick
Evine
Seeley
R. Meide
Venango County
Youngsville
Leeds
Terman STARTS TERM IN WORKHOUSE IN ERIE DISTRICT
Edward Terman was sentenced Friday by Judge William Hirt to an indefinite term at Huntingdon's Huntington workhouse after pleading guilty to larceny and receiving stolen goods. Paul Wills also sentenced to eight months at the Allegheny workhouse after pleading guilty to forgery of several checks on the Corry Nation Bank.
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Erie
Edward Terman
William Hirt
Huntington
Jack Applebee Terman
Paul Wills
Hirt le
Alceheny
Wm. McDonald
Willis
Corry Nation
Suspect youths in bandit gang held by police
Pittsburgh detectives hold two Akron youths amid suspicion they belong to an extensive bandit gang. Names cited include William J TH Ranger alias Leroy Stewart, 22, and Herbert Noland alias William Me. Masters, 20, said to be wanted in several cities. Suspects allegedly connected to multiple drug store robberies.
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Pittsburgh
Akron
Ann
William J TH Ranger
Leroy Stewart
Herbert Noland
William Me. Masters
Wey
Geverall
Piles Relieved In 24 Hours Claims Baseball Trainer
A Washington Baseball Club trainer touts a liniment that eases aches and pains quickly. He describes players crippled by rheumatism and lameness who can hardly walk after damp weather, then recover after applying the product. The boast centers on swift relief for athletic stiffness.
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Mike Martin
Washington Baseball Clu
Miko
Out of Town Reports Prove Claims True
A long featured note claims a universal liniment eases rheumatic pain and neuritis. The ad urges readers to seek a bottle sold nationwide, touting its effectiveness for backache neuralgia and lumbago, featuring a supposed testimonial from Mike Martine Liment and promising quick relief at many stores.
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Shen Jane
Jame
Mike Martine Liment
Liniment
Hottlee
New Internal Remedy Ends Agony of Piles
A Boston era style ad touts Colac Pile Pills as a safe internal treatment for piles. It features testimonials from users like Meg John Quinlan of Glen Falls NY and claims relief within hours to days with no surgery or salves. The copy urges readers to buy from leading druggists and highlights a large laboratory as proof of quality.
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John Quinlan
Glen Falls
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Epporpuni
Tee Ch Manian
Gorry Drugaists
Shieksaver
Warren Mantis
Red A. Lesser
Elmer Seeley
Warren
Missen
Dia Ritter
Clara Pierce
Brie
Paul Willis
Kauschen
Krischen
Mike. Martin
Dhimealt
J. A. Lanston
Phope
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Reserve Bank
Gem
E. E. Guignon
Doge
Iga
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