Flood Waters East of City Recede After Severe Flooding
Flood waters in the lowlands east of the city were slowly receding today. Edge dropped about a foot and a half near C. W. Clark’s home while Hare Creek and Brokenstraw left their banks, flooding the Spring Creek road and causing damage to dirt highways. A sinkhole heck along the road and a fire alarm in Brockway were reported as rescuers responded to the rising water and smoke.
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Journal
C. W. Clark
Hare Creek
Spring Creek
Jgumial
Mercury
Brokenstraw
Queen Marie Heard On Radio By Corryites
Radio fans in this city heard Queen Marie of Rowmania on Station WGR during a Buffalo reception at the Hotel Statler. Despite static, the queen answered greetings from Commissioner Fern P Moore and Mayor Frink, expressing regret that the mayor was not present and gratitude for a Buffalo bracelet gift.
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WGR
Buffalo
Queen Marie
Rowmania
Hotel Statier
Fern P Moore
hWab
Tid
Frink X
Only one Corry resident drawn for jury duty
Mary Hines of 136 York Street is the sole Corry resident among jurors drawn for the December term of the common pleas court at Elle. The list totals 84 jurors with 39 women, nearly half, and names include Lawrence Smith, Blein, Mark Coolidge, Mrs. Eleanor McLean, Lyulita A. Bellison, and Frederick Miller of Westy Prederick Street. A Hallowe en party hosted by Frederick Street resident featured bridge and refreshments.
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Comnon Pleas Court
Elle
Mary Hines
Yorks Street
Frederick Miller
Westy Prederick Street
Halloweles
Settlement in Miller Divorce Case Near
Franklin October reports indicate settlement in the divorce action by Mrs. Emma Miller against General Charles Miller, with neither party in court today and attorneys silent. A series of conferences since yesterday suggested a possible agreement to avoid a jury trial. Mrs. Miller accuses the 84 year old veteran and retired oil operator of misconduct with a New York elevator girl, while the page also lists a for rent notice for four furnished rooms at 712 West Main Street.
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Miller
United Press Franklin
Emma Miller
Charles Miller
Venango County
Churches Plan Campaign Draws Laymen to Evening Meeting
A ministers association calls laymen from Warren area churches to a 7:30 pm Presbyterian Church gathering. Revs Kistler and Ware will discuss potential one week campaigns by Dr Guy TY Black, who has run similar efforts in Erie and Warren. Attendees urged due to the campaign's vital implications for church welfare.
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Presbyterian Church
Guy H. Black
Kistler
Black
Erie
Warren
Wonderfeus
Ware
Independent Republican enters chase in Chicago senate race
Three candidates contest an Illinois Senate primary with Brennan a Democrat aligned path, Smith a Republican, and Magill an independent Republican. Magill draws from disclosing primary probes while Brennan relies on a statewide pull as Chicago votes loom. House lines stay near 20 Republicans and five Democrats.
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Republicans
Tigh Magill
Chicamy
Prank
Smith
George Brendan
Brennan
Chicago
Senate
Magill
House
Boy Burn Victim Arthur Saulsgiver Improves at Oil City
Reports from Oil City hospital indicate 11 year old Arthur Saulsgiver, injured in a Sunday powder explosion at his home, shows much improvement. Doctors have not yet determined if his sight will be impaired.
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Oil City
Arthur Saulsgiver
Twenty six insurance firms cited in Harrisburg notice
In Harrisburg on October 26 an official notices hearing was set for 26 fraternal insurance companies. The insurance commissioner announced investigations into expenses and administration costs, with possible actions against several firms. The probe targets alleged mismanagement and misappropriation benefiting organizers, with firms ordered to appear November 9.
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United Prose
Harrisburg
Ring of Barford
Stave Insurance
Adieiricenses
Farfod
Philly
Insurant
Marentees
Dor
Turon
Mich
Fear Injuries to Prove Fatal in Pittsburgh Collision
Franklin Oct 26 Wear is still hoped for the recovery of John Flushey aged 22 of Pittsburgh driver of the Mearen aiténvoble when it wrecked on the Pitts burgh road at Wesley at 9:30 Saturday morning He was not driving J A Leeren Pittsburgh jeweler at the wheel when the accident occurred Flushey convulsed Sunday but Monday was reported slightly improved Mrs JW H Heeren wife of the tan owner who was injured and shocked left the hospital Sunday and went to Pittsburgh with her husband Heeren sustained cuts and will not need further hospital attention
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Franklin
John Flushey
Pittsburgh
Wesley
Hushey
J. A., Leeren
JW H Heeren
Pittsbuurgh
Heeren
Death Claims Thomas Connell of Corry
Thomas Connell a respected Corry resident died at home after a long illness. Survived by three daughters Mrs. Charles Burkhardt Mrs. Thomas Ward and Miss Margaret Connell and two sons Thomas Connell Jr Derry and John Connell Martford Bonn. Body to his daughter Mrs Ward’s home. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Thomas Cones
Corry
Wiest Smith Street
ALU
Charles Burkhardt
Thomas Ward
Margaret, Connell
Thomas Connell
Derry
John Connell
Martford
Bonn
Ward
Ohio based Cleveland Male Orpheus Choir wins Swansea festival
Local interest centers on the showing of the Cleveland Male Orpheus Choir from Ohio, featuring Robert Ream of this city. The choir won the chief male chorus prize at the Swansea Welsh Music Festival, defeating seven other choirs with under sixty voices and eleven competitors overall. The Musical Courier notes the Americans are a well drilled group of about one hundred, with strong baritones and basses.
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Tanstwoek
Literary Digest
Clevellid Orphete Mala
Robert ‘Ream
Ohio
Swansea
Wiles
Unites Stas Ad
Cleveland
Orpheus
Musical Courier
Origins of Heraldry in Crusades Era Leaders
Fragmentary text discusses invented heraldry and the origin of heraldry by Renorii attributed to the be cessry, arising during the Crusades to distinguish leaders among various warrior groups within Christinian aenites.
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Heraidio Nemaus
Renorii
Shipping Hard Hit By Storm Off England
Shipping across western England faced heavy disruption as storms and gale warnings swept the coast. Many vessels were reported missing or delayed, telegraph lines failed, and rail weather hampered communication while Mauretania reported heavy seas and a stormy approach to Southampton. A separate oil well drilling project continued on Try Inn Farm with steady progress.
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London
Gor
Turricane
England
Naver
Southampton
Mauretania
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