Corry Man Killed and Injured in Auto Crash Amid Labor Strife
A Corry man was killed and a girl badly hurt in auto accidents as a general strike movement grows across the country. Reports say union organizers plan a convention in New York to reconsider a general strike and extend injunctions. In Washington, officials debated extending the Dougherty injunction to cover all forms of aiding the strike, with Cabinet members divided on limits and free speech concerns. Labor Day comments by Samuel Gompers criticized the injunction and defended the Clayton act, urging restraint and lawful action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saniel Gorypers
Fedoration
New York
Tenolilion
United States
Chicago
Dougherty
Linton
Danyshersy
Washington
Baugherty
Warding
Nis
Njunet
Jan Yas
Ane Cabiist
Tives Gary Iu
Qunatrikay Uwnibas
Lindus
Philadelphi
Aehail
Samuel Gompers
American Varlegation of Labor
Daugherty
Maninet
Gailrond
Miepmett
Nation
Schools Open High Enrollment Reported by Superintendent
Superintendent Tremstreet reports a heavy overall enrollment on the first day. About 6 percent of the district’s 102,288 pupils registered, with higher white and lower minority figures than the city average. Increased staff will allow more in-class time and reduce classroom crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iy Ste
Wemistreet
Otter Schoute
W. Woll
Noted Church Leader Simmel Fallows Dies in Chicago
The Right Reverend Simmel Fallows, Bishop of the Mesc ist Episcopal Church, dies in Chicago at age eightys? years. He led the Reformed Episcopal Church of the United States and was a Wisconsin native who served as a Civil War veteran. Funeral arrangements announced from Detroit as Fallows’s long career and national prominence conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United Prose
Chipago
Rey Simmel Fallows
Epicayal Church
Tony Stays Hallows
Chipeh
United States
Tigiowr Ani
Talliws
Univerity
Wisconsin
Swlows
Jnilunna
California
Sail Wire
Artranges
Big Damage Suit Against Erie Man
A United Press report from Pittsburgh dated September 5 details a large damage suit filed by Miss Salvert of Mare 14 1922 against Marks a wealthy Erie businessman. The plaintiff claims he induced her into purchasing an interest for $1 000 and then advised against pursuing the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
Marks
Salvert
Y Pluimitt
Lroysseaur
Teette
Justice Hughes Quit Bench to Air League Views
United Press reports Justice Harlan F. Stone left the Supreme Court to publicly discuss the League of Nations issue. The move comes as Cox tours Europe and debates America’s role, while pressure grows for Chief Justice Taft to guide justices on controversial public questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
J H. Clark
Supreme Court
United Press
Washington
John Marke
States Supreme Court
Justive Clarke
Amenowy
James MP
Cox
Europe
Paris
America
League
William A. Tutt
Sf Prome Court
Justice Marke
Senate
Jery
Supreme Court Bast Haut
Howard Sutherland
Ura
Fator Clapke
League of Nations in Third Session Tasks
Geneva reports the League of Nations agenda for its third session. Main items include world disarmament, extending the Washington Treaty, possible admission of Hungary and Germany, opium suppression, mandates for former German colonies, and Canada’s role in enforcing Article Ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League OF Nations
Geneva
Washington
End Textile Workers Strike Tests Nationwide
The six month old textile strike involving about 20 000 workers across Chicago and Lawrence moves toward a federal injunction hearing. Prisoners arrested for alleged violations of the insune order will be brought before Federal judges to show cause why they should not be held in contempt. Two Chicago arrests were later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
UNIO
Lawrence
Mass
Chicago
Liquor Violations Reported By Local Official
A report from Erie city shows liquor violations tied to violations of state laws. Constable Persburger was the only local official to report infractions as a list of offenders was filed with county authorities. Cleanup actions were anticipated in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rappersburger
Erie
Persburger
Ruth hits 20th homer in New York game recount
Bulletin items from Sept 5 report Babe Ruth belting his 20th homer of the season in New York, alongside other briefs from Washington confirming Justice Sutherland nomination, Harrisburg coal outlook, a Texas heiress marriage, and Argonaut mine rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pol Grounds
New York
Ruth
Ted Sas
Anne Yaleiliftit Birnert
Buretl
Vnte Texas Oil
Waggoner
Vernon
Texas
Woggoner
America Retains Cup as Anzacs Are Trounced in Tennis Showdown
United States wins its third victory in the world tennis championship, retaining the cup for another year. Jack Johnston defeats Gerald Patterson in straight sets, giving America three wins from four matches and sealing the outcome for the Americans while Australia cannot clinch the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United Prom West Side Tennis Club
Bossemon
Clpe
United Pros
Australia
Jack
Wilas
Caly
Reyeny Workera
Slam M Johnston
San Francisco
Lnte
Tomosrowls
Gerald Patterson
Johnston
Frank Murphy Killed in Crash Near Ripley. Driver Held
Arthur Speaker of Warren is held as charges of manslaughter will be preferred after a car crash near Ripley that claimed the life of Cory Man. Local authorities say investigations continue as the driver faces imminent filing of formal charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Murphy
Arthur Speaker
Warren
Crafl
Ripley
Cory Man
Fatal car crash near Fredonia claims life of Murphy
Reports detail a late Saturday collision near Fredonia in which 93 year old Murphy died from a broken neck. Driver Arthur Speaker and five Warren occupants faced intoxication charges. Coroner George E. Alons planned manslaughter action. Rupp, Nelson, and others suffered injuries while multiple bystanders escaped serious harm. Authorities moved Murphy’s body to Wilson parlors as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Ceirges
Mursuughuer
George Titvud
Arthur Sipeakur
Waren
Driwr
Tate
Pyunik Murphy
Corey
Killyd
Sesir Kiples
Hell
Eo Rupp
Cory
Art Operpant
J McCarthy
Wastell
Bree
Nelson
Oles of
Warrin
Agalnet
Arthur Spenker
Warren
Murphy
Divs
Ripley
Street
Bruses
Rayggs
George E. Afons
Chautaqua County
Bel Randarterd
Predaria
Ware
Hue
Cdr
Nikaula
Opie Averal
Murphe
Chautauqua
Mredinia
Speaker
Hoover
Woods
Wilson Undertaking
North Enat
Hear Lake
Franklin Street
Mir
Kelley Sanctions Add Two Year Sentence for Lurkers Stand
Kelley was sentenced to two years and fined $100 after pleading guilty to a first charge of Lurkers Stand. Prosecutors argued for severe punishment while defense counsel sought leniency citing good behavior potential. judge noted seriousness and warned of strict supervision during parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wark
Aart Reliev
Orweny
Mas Pentanord
Sears
Kelley
Fn Segeemont
Tariff Right of Way Delays Bonus Report Conferees meet
Washington September 5 The bonus report awaits Congress as House and Senate conferees defer action until the tariff is disposed of The July Conference Committee decision shows Senator Smoot opposing the delay while McComber Simmons and Walsh back speeding the tariff Vote 0 to This delays the bonus report and keeps the matter in suspense Mrs John Planignan and guests in Buffalo report Labor Day visits ending with a quiet homeward return. An auto collision on Engst Avenue injures no one, but the Essex machine owned by Clarence Deyo loses a wheel in a sideswipe with a passing car. Other minor motor incidents appear without serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Smoot
Utah
McComber
Simmons
Walsh
Cernter
Washington Streets
Clarence Deyo
Former Corry Girl Badly Hurt in Auto Crash
A former Corry girl, Lillian O Day, was badly injured in a car crash near Meadville Sunday morning. The collision occurred at Grove street and North when a Port Pratt Construction Company truck blocked the road. both O Day and Stainton were taken to Spencer Hospital with skull and other injuries. Doctors reported hopeful prospects for recovery as of Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Mike Tating
Meadville
Mr. and
Mes
Wricht Street
Aniane
Mateus
Ollie
Fortinse
Grove
North Yew
Mingit
Stainton
Lillian O'Day
Spencer Hospital
Nok
Italy
Ehiauhy
Frank
Grove Street
Gene West Ruel
Mr Bitter
Mme
Shikai Ui
Dewiseel
Tutnet Serkatis Jy
Wis
Harm's Ammtulunes
Noth
Miss O'Day
Freer
Scanton
Wolken
Voters Pass Judgment on La Follette Campaign
Milwaukee voters weighed the veteran budget question in a tight Republican primary race. Robert La Follette faced William A. Canfield with Blaine as rival. William J. McGaw supported Canfield for attorney general in the gubernatorial contest, aiming to back his running mate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uy United
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert Mf. LaPolletts
William A. Canfield
Tor
Hegdedsige Ra
William J. McGaw
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gompers
American Federation of Labi Fi Protiat
Syacrint
George Keefe
Sid
Bert Corbin
Fiie
Weetfield
Samuel Fallows
Wttsburgh
Bredel
Proming Mine
Calvert
New York City
Hirie
Bulletins
George HW. Sutherlaited
Wats
United States Supreme Couit
Hardinus
Harrisburg
Elimifiniii
Die Peineetcoma Lynd Commission
Aves
Argonaut
Jackson
Mal
Morsike
Chicao
Sept. S
Bort Jewell
New
Jewell
Ilu
Pateran
Newt Juhl
Romphine
Travtase
Tim Ures
Oy Landery
Ugil
Kelly
John Plannigan
Buffalo
CORRY
Lafollette
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!