Oil City Court Adjourns In Franks Day Case
The defense in the commonwealth case against Frank O Day Jr a 19 year old Oil City youth charged with failing to stop after an accident on the public highway had its first defense as the quarter sessions court adjourned Saturday noon until nine oclock this morning The defense presented a complete denial and witnesses testified that O Day was elsewhere at the time of the incident.
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Oil City
Commonwealth
Frank O'Day, Jr
Tadtot
Quarter Sessions
W. x. Russell
Greensburg
MS Home
Russell
New Jersey
Huote
Thomas Martin
Philiadelphia
Pleasantville
Oiltown
Henry Moore
Mills
Frederick Hannax
Titusville
Spring
Perry Streets
New Era Westminster Guild
Adele McCray
Fourth Avenue
Daughters of the American Revolution
Allie Teri
L. W. Olds
East Smith Street
Melvin Parkhurst
Death of Christie Haggerty prompts grief in Sugar Grove
Miss Christie Haggerty aged 19 of Sugar Grove died at 9 15 this Sunday evening at her parents home. She had diphtheria for three days before passing away despite medical efforts. A Sugar Grove High School graduate of 1926 she was in her junior year of college and a popular local figure. Many friends mourn her loss.
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Will J. Wilcox
Warren
Christie Haggerty
Sugar Grove
D. N. Haggerty
B. M. Jourdet
Paul Glagzert
Punxsutawney
Alchild Lawson
Wesleyville
W. .E. Hall
St. Paul's Fattrau Church
Andrs. Glaggert
Glagwert
Thiel College
Greenville
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Ruth Failing
Tyan Smith
U. B
Meadville
Corry Fibrs Fur. Co
Ste
Pennsyl
Yania
Pau
War planes on lone fat
A fragment reports a group of war planes from Langley Field reaching Augusta on September 4. Officials say they planned a lunch stop at Maxwell Field and possible further movements to Macon if weather did not improve.
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Augusta
Langley Field
Maxwell
Macon
Opened inquiry into triple fatality near Fredonia
Chautauqua County coroner George Blood and local police launched an investigation into a Saturday noon crash on the Busle road near Fredonia that killed three people. Victims include Mrs. George Henris and her 18 year old daughter Marian of Fredonia and truck driver Jack Kelly of Lawrence Kansas. The sedan plunged off an embankment after colliding with a logging truck and a fire erupted trapping them. Kelly died Sunday night. he suggested steering trouble may have caused the crash.
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Chautauqua County
Jate
Dunitirle
UN Inc
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Fredonia
Parsons
Niive
William
Jack Kelly
Mississippi Atreel Lawrence
Kansas
Brooks Memorial Hospital
George Henris
Marian
R. D
Cook
Main Streets
Henris
Main Street
Kelly
Following the Nominees Following the Nominees
United Press reports Sharles E. Hughes former secretary of state agreed to a Republican speaking tour from Europe likely starting in October with stops in New York. Senator Joseph T. Robinson attacked a whispering campaign against Gayther Smith. Alfred P. Sloan Jr. backed Hoover and prohibition. Governor Smith focused on New York state affairs and campaign planning. Hoover conferred with Republican officials in Washington. Norman Thomas said neither major party offers real labor aid.
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Sharles E. Hughes
Secreary
State
Republican National Committee
Europe
Republican Party
New York
Hughes
Joseph T. Robinson
Peechi
Dallas
Tex
Gayther Smith
Smith
Norman Thomas
Olabinem
Sallys Sallies Figaro Andradius Where Hie On The Birt
A fragmented OCR item mentions Sallys and a figure named Figaro Andradius with unclear context about a birth or birthday placeholder. The readable portions hint at a local notes item lacking concrete dates places or actions.
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Figaro Andradius
Market closes amid mixed stock prices and industry notes
The market wrap reports varied results with major equities like International Nickel Chrysler General Motors and Studebaker showing mixed performance. It notes totals from companies including American Smelters and Chile Copper while mentioning transport and oil firms and a closing tone from Ol City. A final aside references a cynical columnist pondering a Woman's Home Companion tale and a cow witch jump at noon.
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Amaconday Oisseyeaeee Ees
Butle Coppers& Zinc
Chile
Seeeyey BL Kennientt
International Nickel
Motors Chrysler
Beepyaecen
General Motors
Contingntal Motors
Hupmobile
Egsessees Packard Spa
Epsp Studebaker
Willys Overland
White
Yellow Truck
Ota
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