Corry Firemen Plan Labor Day Parade
Corry firemen announce a Labor Day parade starting at 11 10 o clock forming on Main Street and proceeding west to Centre and Washington, then north to Smith and Center, looping to River Avenue ending at the firemen headquarters. Some units and visiting firemen will participate in awards while Stanford Hose Company sits out.
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Tariff and better wages to be major issues for Republicans
United Press report notes tariff protection and rising wages as central themes for Republican contenders in the forthcoming November election. Campaign plans include a September rally and use of the St. James Hotel building for headquarters, with Mellon and War candidates emphasized.
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Decorator Metagar Leads Titusville In Holiday Fire Fest
City prepares for a festive fire department celebration with extensive decorations and restricted parking. Municipal Hall and fire buildings will be festooned as tours celebrate, with a May picnic planned in City Park for residents and visitors.
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Fire apparatus exhibit arrives in Le City parade headliner
The Pirsch and Sons Company of Kenosha Wisconsin supplied a thirty six foot long fire engine with four hundred ninety six gallon fuel and chemical tanks. It was driven into Le City by D W Peterson of Jamestown representing the Pirsch firm. The Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary will operate a lunch room in the former Sam Jacobson building in the Tory block for Labor Day serving light lunches.
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Jamestown
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Sam Jacobson & Company
Nursery Arranged by Odd Fellows After Fire
The Odd Fellows donated the North Centre Street lodge for a nursery during the day of the fire. Arrangements enable care for children at the home throughout the day. Mayor Bracken J Aus in and Fire Chief Olseis of Bulconery are named to oversee the operation. Visitors are invited to use the accommodations.
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Wattsburg Fair Draws Large Crowds and Praise
Residents report the Wattsburg fair drew about 8000 attendees praising expanded exhibits for the year. Local participants from the city attended and found the displays superior to many larger fairs in the area. The Coleman band provided music and delivered its usual performance.
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Unoy Oy Coleean
Big dirigible arrives safely at Belleville army hangars
A rigid army dirigible, after weathering heavy alarms over most of its cross country flight from Lawley Field Virginia, touched down at the Belleville army hangars at 8 p m. It made two stops at Dayton Ohio and near Washington Court House Ohio during the journey.
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Two Flyers Missing Near National Air Races in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a search persists for aviators Lloyd Spearman and Geo Weis missing since yesterday on a Pittsburgh to Philadelphia run for the National Air Races. Thick fog and rain hindered progress as crews scoured the area and additional planes were dispatched locally.
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Pittsburgh
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Geo. Weis
Gunboats Sent to Hankow to Protect Americans
Washington dispatch says two US gunboats with Marines head up the Yangtze toward Hankow at the request of the American consul to guard lives and property as civil war threatens. The Paris and Portage, under Admiral Clarence Wilkins of the Asiatic squadron, are expected to reach tonight.
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Hankow
Ching
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Mansow
U S Warship Arrives as Nicaragua Tensions Rise
The U S Rochester docks at Bitefields Nicaragua as 600 Marines and five Bluejackets prepare to enter the area. Skirmishes near Eb Blwft begin with several hundred Americans remaining in Bluefields amid property holdings and suspected casualties at Brangman’s Blu.
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Galveston
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Rochester
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Bluefielde
Corry Man Held for Drunken Driving
Harry Rossy of Corry was arrested Wednesday evening by Constable Hamilton for driving an automobile while intoxicated. He appeared before an alderman at Union City, pled guilty, and was taken into custody to await court with a plea for leniency.
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Hamilton
Roxy
Union City
Meat Market Set to Open on East Main Street
Announcement from R R Coe of Findlay Lake NY that he will open a meat market via the Jewell store on East Main Street next week. A fine line of meats will be handled by the New York State resident who expects to open the market on Wednesday September 6.
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Findlay Lake
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East Main Street
New York State
Union City Man Severely Injured In Crash
Ora Mosher of Union City sustained severe scalp cuts after his Ford coupe collided with a heavy unlit truck on the Union City Wattsbury road. Sheldon Hillyard, also of Union City, escaped with bruises and shock. Mosher was taken to the local hospital for treatment.
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Union City
Mosher
Harry Allison
Moshe
Pet City
Hillyard
Jeffries Sells Arcade Restaurant Interest to Brother
Announcement reports John Jeffries transferring control of the Arcade Restaurant on North Center Street to his brother Philip Jeffries. The deal closed with final papers signed yesterday, granting Philip full possession. The new owner plans improvements to revitalize the popular South Center Street eatery and confectionery.
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North Center Street
Arcade
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Palm
South Center Street
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Jeffses
Sid Confectionery Store
Disturbance Report At Local Theatre Sparks Rumors
A theater disturbance involving a man claiming to be Tom Kelly from OF City led to rumors of an attempted wordupe. Kelly was detained overnight and released on promise to leave the city, with reports overstated about alcohol influence.
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New Walks Around High Cho Building Progress
Ellis Harvey oversees construction of new sidewalks around the High Cho building. Work started on Pleasant Street side with a contract for sidewalks along Pleasant and South streets surrounding the Senior High building.
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Fligh
Pleasant Street
Wigh
Probe trolley wreck kills eight and injures twenty five
A head on collision between the Monroe and Toles Shore trolley cars on a curve at about 40 miles per hour killed eight people and injured 25. William Owen, a veteran motorman on the southbound car, faced accusations of attempting to make up lost time and failing to stop at Pine Siding.
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Viasels Quest
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Monroe
Toles Shore Line
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Pine Siding
Toledo
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Schlege
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de Horthibound
Wuake
Bandit shoots up Indiana city two slain in Gary raid
In Gary Indiana a midnight raid on business houses led to two men dead and a bandit wounded. Harry Cold 31 of Youngstown engaged in a pistol duel with Michael Flynn who was shot and later died. The robber fled by cab as officers pursued through streets with gunfire.
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Harry Cold
Youngstown
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Crary
Tanseaus
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Arrested for booze selling at Wattsburg
Thomas Cole of Erie was arrested at the Wattburg fair for alleged liquor peddling and reckless driving. He posted $1800 bail after arraignment before Alderman Homer Johnean in Union City and faced additional charges tied to bootlegging and parole status.
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Thomas Cole
Terievals
Homer Johnean
Union City
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Palice
Magee
Parker
Wattshiing
Erie
Soying
Fredom
Sone Putomobile Tire Hielts
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12 Miners Entombed in Oklahoma Gas Explosion
Tahona Oklahoma Sept 8 Reports state that twelve or more miners are entombed after a gas explosion in mine 27 at the Superior Small Mine. Company officials fear additional men are trapped as rescuers work to reach the buried workers.
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Tahona
Okla
Smal Bere
Voter Registration Shows Light Fall Total in City
Registration in several wards indicates weak turnout with only light interest in local contests. The focus centers on the US Senate race between Republican William S Vara and Democrat William Wilson as party switches hint at broader support shifts ahead of November voting.
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US Senate
Willian S. Vara
William Wilson
Wilton
Erie pays respects to late screen star
In Erie Pennsylvania on September 8 a crowd of over 600 gathered on the platform as the Lake Shore Limited arrived with the body of Rudolph Valentino. Pola Negri appeared briefly from the train compartment and acknowledged the silent tribute. A delegation from the Hallan club led an Italian presence on the platform amid early dawn crowds.
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Rudolph Valentino
Lake Shore Limited
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Valente
Franklin Man Killed Under Car in Meantime
George McSparens, 33, of Franklin, died from a fractured skull after being struck by a car driven by Charles Beals of Meadville Pik near Prankind hospital. Witnesses say he hesitated when an antimobile approached and the incident occurred at dusk. He leaves a daughter, Mrs. CL Brakeman.
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Charles Beals
Meadville Pik
Wecs
Three Men Indicted in Canton Murder Case
Three men face first degree murder charges from Stark County grand jury in the Don Mellert assassination probe. Patrick McDermott a fugitive from Cleveland, Louis Mazer and Ben Rudner are accused of planning and carrying out the killing tied to bootlegging and vice in Canton.
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Don R. Merlett
Patrick McDermott
Cleveland
Ben Ruder
Masilion
Louis Mazer
Anton
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Insight
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James Coz
Steve Maschelle
McDermott
Rudner
Mayer
Kagcholk
Mellett
Mma
Tare McDermott
Nanty Glo
C. B. McClintock
Gypsies Pay $25 Secure Release After Gas Station Robbery
Three gypsies arrested Tuesday night at Wattsburg in connection with an alleged robbery of a gasoline filling station on the Titusville Union City road were released after paying $25 and costs. They protested their innocence but agreed to settle for the amount claimed to be stolen.
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Titusville Union City Road
Uning City
Five Best Radio Listings From Stations Nationwide
Radio listings show WGY Schenectady with WBAST Daylight program and organ recital at 10 20 P M Central Standard. WSM Nashville broadcasts at 283 with Burt McMuty hour. WCCO Minneapolis St Paul airs Twin City String Quartet at 8 30 P M Central Standard. WEN Detroit features Schmerien Band at 7 RPM Eastern Standard.
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