City League Championship Opens With Big Crowds Expected
Tomorrow afternoon the first game of the City League Championship series will be played at W330. Raymonds rely on Maloney while the High School team features Winner Hill in the box. The crowd is forecast to be the largest ever at Corry with extra breeders in readiness.
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Conteate
Hill
Raymondn
Maloney
Hug
Hopkins
Wii
Kean
Myers
Raymonda Li
Corry
Nine Injured In Local Accidents Across City
Nine people were injured in two accidents on North Center Street and near the streetcar tracks after a rush at the fairgrounds. Most patients are recovering, several have been discharged, while Henry Bennett remained seriously hurt with cuts to the head after the collision with a street car.
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Andrew Nelson
Drake
Henry Bennett
North Center St
Liston
Barlow
Troley
Fred Drake
Burt
Honnel
Clymer
Monty
Bennett
Mrs. Walden
Alurooh
Jual
Tno
North Center Stroot
Andrews Nelsop
Ble
Alfred Warlow
Dt. C. Kibler
T. Killer
Nelson
Union Ulyspha
Hennett Schyeafsma
Smith Street
Welden
Corry Murder Case Set For Monday Trial
The case of Mrs. Phoebe Wright and Miss Earl Kelly charged with killing Bronte Bymph at an East End place owned by an elderly woman will be called in criminal sessions Monday at 2 pm. Attorneys Kincaid and Kincaid represent the defense. Witnesses for both sides have been subpoenaed and the trial is expected to last two or three days.
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Phoebe Wright
Earl Kelly
Bronte Bymph
Oma
Tris
Trie Go
Kincaid
Commonwealth
Defense
Ruralites Terrorized By Drunk Stranger In Corry City
An intoxicated man, detained for safety, wandered through Corry last night frightening local residents. He was found near Stewart's south of town by C F McCray and George Stowe, then brought to the lockup. a township constable could not reach him until morning. The man appeared to improve by yesterday end, though the episode unsettled the neighborhood.
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Stewart
Canchel Thoroly
Boutwell
C.F. McCray
George Stowe
Weningne
Record Attendance Reported at Corry Fair
Secretary Wale Morgaridge announced that yesterday's Corry Fair attendance hit the highest level since pricing. About nine thousand paid admissions were recorded, with the day improving after a rainy start. The carnival drew many visitors for the evening show, and the fair is touted as one of the best for Corry residents.
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Wale Morgaridge
Aid
Corry Fair
Aistinos Velng
I Comiag
Acconnt
Conal
Constabulary Arrest Two Suspects in Centerville Robbery
Late Centerville report states Trooper Dresser rode with a man named J Phelps who was arrested for complicity in a robbery at Centerville last week. An associate named Robinson is also linked to the case. Hearing for Phelps set at Centerville this afternoon with potential lodging to Meadville. evidence cited ties them to the crime at Taterly’s premises.
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Constabulary
Dresser
J. Phelps
Han
Meadville
Taterly
Minor robberies reported in Second ward week
Multiple minor thefts occurred in the Second ward this week including porch looting of butter eggs and provisions. A daring intrusion near nine o clock saw a crippled trespasser enter Mrs Parkhurst dining room and be ordered out. he fled with an accomplice nearby.
Savings Accounts Pay 4 Percent On Your Funds
The quip contrasts two human classes, those who act and those who ask why not. It notes the first class are thrifty and have savings accounts, while the second often plans to open one but never does. It ends with an invitation to open an account earning four percent.
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Holmes
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Corry Hospital
AML
Phyaiclins
Tocross
Warren National Bank
United States Depository
Warren Savings Bank
Depositary For the Star OF Pennsylvania
Lincolnville
Stewarts
THEF
Risoner
Centerville
Second Ward
Oi City Trust
Oil City
THE
First National Bank
Warren, PA
WM. Muir
Pres
Co. T. Conarro, Cashier
Savings Insurance
Canzens National
Sri
Comry
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