Debs remembered as principled socialist in Corry tribute
A Corry column eulogizes Eugene V. Debs, detailing his life as a devoted socialist, his 1920 presidential runs, and his controversial imprisonment. It portrays him as a charismatic yet flawed figure who inspired prison reformers and socialists alike, ending with a reflective note on his Christlike idealism and enduring influence.
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James Whiteavils
Uited
Schclatist Party
America
Debs
Alietteb
Federal Penitentiary
Gene
Atlanta
Haman
Presiden Harding
Faye
Earth
Gene Debs
Tiftany
Thas
Aerial photo shows Dunkirk from 100 miles away
An Empire dispatch from Rochester reports an aerial photograph of Dunkirk taken about 100 miles distant. Lieut. Geo. A. Goddard and Dr. S. M. Pisrko of the air service test a new long distance camera from the Rochester area on Saturday.
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Dunkirk
Dégne
Rochester
Pivine Ure Miles
Satirday
Geo
Aw) Goddard
SM Pisrko
Ami Air Service
Tony
Liew Tommle Goddard
Imperatives Grow Loud in Public Signs Across City
A city scene shows bold signs urging purchase of real estate and food while a school official questions imposition of dress and health education. Citizens debate whether signs dictate personal choice or reflect commercial and educational messaging.
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Transporting Company Quits Amid City Turmoil
A dissolved partnership involving two brothers and their transport firm caused citywide commotion. China City Merchants Transit partition company members met with attorney FF Mein juck to formalize dissolution of the common carrier operation. The dispute drew involvement from local civic figures and most business leaders in the city.
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Lys He Highway
China City
Overdoing Ocean Life and Kidney Support
A health note warns that excess activity stresses the body's organs especially the kidneys leading to fatigue headaches and back pain. It suggests using Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic to aid kidney function and asks readers to share with neighbors.
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Frigon's Potato of Sweets to Open in New Rogers Block
Twenty years ago items note Frigon's Potato of Sweets in the New Rogers Block on North Center Street opening to the public Saturday. Obituary mentions Thomas McMahon Sr dying in Youngstown Ohio after a visit. Other notes report solid corn harvest by Marty Rice of Cottage Grove and gas engine adjustments causing a temporary halt at Tulley Company. D. Barlow attends Congregational Ecclesiastical Council in Meadville. P D McMillan returns to Corry.
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Frigon's Potato of Sweets
Rogers Block
Centertreet
Thomas McMahon, Sr
Youngstown
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry
Lawyer Files $25,000 Suit Over Bedford Train Fatality
Lorne F McClintock administrator of George Andrew Moors estate, via McLeod and Fricke, sues Pennsylvania Railroad Company for $25,000. Moors, a former Union City resident, was killed November 26, 1925, when the automobile he rode in was struck by a train on PRR tracks at Bedford.
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Union City
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Lorney
Francis F McClintock
George Andrew Moors
Nntion, McLeod and Fricke
Stevelind
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
George Andrew Moore
Bedford
Youths Held for Court in Gem Robbery
Erie youths Carl Benton and John Higgins face November grand jury on breaking entering and larceny charges in the Hirsch Jewelry Store robbery on Upstates treet. A preliminary hearing led to bond and the case, built by detectives Brown Barron Conroy, tied to witnesses who identified the defendants as customers who borrowed and bought items found abandoned after the crime. Police also report Meadville enforcement actions on prohibition with two arrests and forthcoming hearings.
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Erie
Carl Benton
John Higgins
Erie Boys
Robery
Hirsch Jewelry
Upstate Sreet
Eugene Alberstadt
John Haughney
William Carney
Benton and Higgins
William Brown
Jas Barron
James Conroy
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Henton
Higgins
State Street
Meadville
Theodore Polis
Tom
Eldred Township reports new oil well at Three Bridges
The Titusville Herald notes Van Warneck Oil and Gas Company brought in a new oil well on the Ball estate in Three Bridges Eldred township Warren county with an initial flow of 24 barrels daily and an estimated gas output of 50 000 cubic feet per 24 hours. The well is near existing gas wells on the Muir and Pentzet farms. The company plans more drilling in the Ball estate area and holds a large lease covering the Ball property and surrounding fields.
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Ball Estate
Eldred
Warren County
Wolfe
Pentzet
Lust
Si. Moore& Waid
Messrs. Osburn and
Newson
DB. Gittardo
Bidred Township
Messrs
Damages Sought For Loss Of Smell In Auto Crash
A Lowell column reports a United Press item about Peter Roles seeking $1000 damages after an auto collision, alleging loss of smell and lingering injury to his senses after regaining consciousness.
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United Press
Lowell
Mags
Peter Rolesnikoft
State Prosecutor Rebuffed by Somerset Grand Jury
Somerville October 26 Special prosecutor Alexander Simpson in the Hall Aills case was asked to leave the grand jury room after being rebuffed. He told reporters he feared the jury might indict him if he remained, as he departed with Francis Hergen and Assistant Prosecutor In nis Schwert.
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United Press
Somerville
Alexander Simpson
Hall
Somerset Chanti
Aley
Simpson
Francis T. Hergen
Innis Schwert
Queen Marie's Canadian Travel Questioned by Rumors
United Press reports from New York and Washington indicate Queen Marie of Roumania faces recall pressure and a potential end to her U S visit due to health issues and political opposition. Spokesmen deny threats while suggesting possible itinerary changes and further decisions depend on her condition.
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Marie
Nortman
New York
al Sigeam
Rourmania
Marie Todsy
Lyers
Boston
Washington
Marie of
Rimanil
Regation
Diphtheria Cases Spread at Ease City
Reports from the health bureau detail two new diphtheria cases and one wave of the disease, with patients admitted to the hospital on Ross Street. Officials urge parents to seek proper rest and care, warning that outbreaks may reach epidemic proportions without safeguards.
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Europe
Mary
Viscount Liacelles
Ue Trith
Gerald Liacelles
Iti
Hobart
Laacellim
PRIE
Elie Health Bureau
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