Ford for President Stir Headlines Corry Paper
The Corry Pennsylvania newspaper weighs the 1930s Ford for President boom, noting Edison’s support and the possibility of a third party bid. It explores implications for Republicans and Democrats, the electoral college, and a potential House decision if no majority is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeon
Ford
United States
Thomas A. Edison
Whit Ford
Ienty
House of Representatives
Executor's Notice in the Estate of Malvina Patterson
Notice that Malvina Patterson died in Erie County Pennsylvania and left a will. Executor Parvell of Corry Pennsylvania asks those owing debts to the estate to pay promptly and those with claims to present them. September 25 1023.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvina P.patterson
Wayne County
Erie
Ind
Viate
Pennsylvania
Parvell
Corry
CR. Powell
News scraps mix of oddities and veterans unrest
Reading through a jumble of notes from Paris to Ohio, a Chicago man with two wives, a deer chasing a hunter in Canadian woods, and farm prices mingle with Senate probes into the Veterans Bureau. The piece laments neglect of World War I veterans while reporting on assorted trivial and curious items from across the country.
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Deneyer
Nelatn
Youngstown
Indiana
Niga & Telepsione
Paris
High
Anon
Tara
Ohio
Bart
Wisconsin
Coolidge
Congress
Senate Committee
Veterans Bureau
Hines
Philadelphia
Verran
Ng Keke
Beatinea Lee Hig
Wick
Senate
Incomplete Navy Secretary Bonby Reported Injured
Readable fragments indicate a Navy official named Bonby suffered an injury while at a hospital. The text mentions a torn tendon and a medical facility, with unclear surrounding details and mentions of dates and names that cannot be confirmed. More complete copy needed.
IG apartment house to be built at Erie Sixth and Chestnut
The Times reports a 24 family apartment house to cost 300000 on the southeast corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets Erie. Construction to begin early November with completion expected spring 1924. Charles Mestenkopf, factor in the Wart Sixth street apartment company, confirms the deal as the largest of its kind here. Local interest focuses on the high price rather than the wheat price concerns.
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Erie
Sixth
Chestnut Streets
Times
Charles Mestenkopfog
Sixth Street
Mepeenloonf
Erie Ane Cleve
Jani Kweiniexsmen
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files October 41 1903
Reported resumed from trial with Lyons and Kinley discharged by Judge Walling after a long deliberation. High School Halloween party in Armory with music dancing and decorations. Local city notes describe fruitless pest control and a Garland hunting round. Corey School Band held elections with F A Loveland as president.
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the Journal
CW. Lyons
George Kinley
Trie
Lie
Houirs
Walling Lave
Hallowe'en
Armory
Teifferont
Funeral for Co War Hero Billy Simpson Arrives in Brooklyn
At a meeting of the American Legion Post details were set for a public funeral for Billy Simpson the first county soldier killed in France. The body is due to arrive in Brooklyn Thursday with arrangements to be communicated to the Simpson family in Cleveland and handled through the Erie line. The funeral plans include services in the rooms of Billy Simpson Post and in coordination with local ward officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle
Bily Simipson Post
Billy Simpson
Fist
France
Brooklyn
Post
Simpzon
Cleveland
Erie
Beleurern
Bruckiva
Gilly Simpeon
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Tiene
Exector
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Enoyy
Hammond
Bell Phome
Formiere
Losi
Elkstooth
Ini
GMS
Plese
Art Journal
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Qulday
Posse
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Trofey
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A Loveland
Miercey
Buffalo
Shonley Zawantld
Elie
Aliaper
Role Tong
Activi
Zawanki
Aiwirh
Victoria Kusperee
Ghief
Polloo
Méirning
Aelmiltte
Comugmlage
Amd
Sveneyel
Fen
Mary Mavur
Studebaker
PRIC
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Walter H. Merrick
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