Dunkirk Man Dies After Neighborhood Quarrel
A Dunkirk man dies of concussion after a fight with neighbor Martin O Shea over their sons. Williams fell on a stone sidewalk during a dispute last Wednesday. Williams was taken to Memorial Hospital and died. O Shea was released on 1500 bail and may face manslaughter charges. Willis is survived by his wife and two children.
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Damage Suit Over 7000 Resulted From Pennsylvan ia Avenue Collision
Joseph Tirak sues William Peterson for 7000 alleging Petersons machine struck Tirak on July 1, 1927 near 10th and Pennsylvania Avenue, causing a fractured skull and two weeks in hospital. The case moved toward trial in the entity court as of Tuesday.
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Brown County treasurer candidate facing primary bid
William Brown of Erie county seeks the Republican nomination for county treasurer in the September 30 primary. He tours towns, meeting voters, detailing plans, citing decades of experience and service in county offices to argue for his fitness for the role.
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Wattsburg
Fifth Case of Typhoid at Erie
Erie September seventh reports a fifth typhoid case in the city’s Third ward. Health officials say an investigation is underway, tracing exposure in the district as the water supply is tested for contamination. Strong efforts by the county health bureau aim to contain the outbreak and protect residents.
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Bride of Month Ends Her Life
A bride from Hofris County, identified as Mrs Satis, reportedly killed herself after a water hike injury. Police say the body was found when the husband returned from work. The incident is under investigation by county authorities and United Press details are incomplete due to text damage.
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New Humidity Record Is Made Across the State
A broken OCR text reports a new humidity record with mentions of Harrishare Charlee Ling and Dakotas regions. It references a value near 25 percent at noon yesterday and notes statewide heat and damp conditions.
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Fragmented OCR note about women and beauty powder terms
The unreadable OCR fragment mentions women and cosmetics terms with inconsistent spelling and garbled phrases. It references a powder product and various stray words, making coherent facts unavailable. No clear event, person, or organization can be identified from the legible text.
More Arrests Expected in Erie HoldUp
Preliminary police reports indicate more arrests may follow the Erie hold up case involving Wreneline, a 20 year old from New York, and three others. Investigators link the group to the Brie Combe Bleeteic company theft and a separate purse snatching, with authorities expanding inquiries as the investigation proceeds.
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Inol Makes Weak Child Stronger Claims
Mrs. By Sommers reports Vinol boosts her son’s health after one week, claiming strength and steadier sleep. The ad cites Vinol as a simple, gentle tonic for nervous and rundown children and mentions a broader appeal for women and the elderly.
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40 CASES BEFORE PARDON BOARD
A historical directory style ad list from The Corry Journal outlines announcements and notices. It includes classified sections such as personal, automotive, real estate, employment, and government notices. Several items reference pardons, commissioners, and public posts, with several candidate notices for Erie County offices.
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