Corry SCHOOLS Open Today With Heavy Enrollment
Corry schools begin with high turnout as two local girls from Corry are linked to a Titusville tragedy. The case centers on a wild party at Lynn Montgomery's home where his death by shotgun blast is under investigation. Corry girls Louise Skinner and Thelma Harrison, questioned in Titusville, are held for possible testimony as police and coroner prepare an inquest for Wednesday.
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Titusville
Minn Lourie Skinmer
Thelma Harrison
North Center Street
Than City
Woldek
Steath
Titesville
Teocalpo
Tien
Lynn Montgomery
Thuwville
Othe
G. Ar Montgomery
Higuor
Alfred Montgomery
Edward Sweetwood
Hervant Dedeliur
Roy Bodamer
Robert Wilson
Helen Nellis
Louise Skinner
Carry
Mable van Renainet
Buffalo
Teave
Montgomery Brothers
Hed Boen
Pires
Conner Robert A. Ker
Tikisville
Skinner
Harrison Kirts
New GA
Montgomery
City Schools Open With Large Enrollment Rise Expected
Superintendent Miton J. Brown announced the city schools started the term with about 1400 pupils enrolled, and the district expects a rapid increase toward the 1000 mark as many students have not yet reported for the first day. The new St Parockjall school opened with around 120 pupils and three Sisters of Mercy teachers are assigned there.
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Parockjall
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Sisters of Mercy
Parasichie
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Follo
SOR
Os UC
Paraghil
Rseisejteeedts
Motel Jj
Lone sheriff halts Newport whiskey shipment in Maine raid
Sheriff John Farrar seized three freight cars loaded with Scotch whiskey worth an estimated 240000 dollars near Bangor Maine. He acted alone after deputies left town for a holiday as two cars stopped at North Junction and Newport, with the third intercepted en route to Waterville and Portland. Investigators identified at least one member of the gang behind the shipment.
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Bangor
Maine
New England
John Farrar
North Jern Maine Junction
Newport
Farrar
Andi Tisnice
Maine Junction
Maine Central Railroad
Tie
Stockton Springs
Waterville
Portland
Drunks and Disorder Stir Indignation on City Streets
Sunday and Monday saw record drinking on the city streets drawing citizen outcry. Magistrate Porter heard multiple cases including a Union City offender fined 6 dollars plus costs totaling 7 dollars. A youth with prior offenses faced a 25 dollar fine or ten days in jail and possible bond to keep the peace amid ongoing street drunkenness over the past two days.
France Mourns Death of RenÈ Viviini Former Premier
France mourned former Premier Rene Viviini, a premier statesman, as national leaders and citizens paid tribute to his life and service. The September 8 report notes his pivotal role in shaping postwar policy and his enduring influence on French politics.
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France
Rene Viviini
Death of Infant Son in Local Hospital
Toni Amidon son of Mr and Mrs Keane Amidon of 554 East South died at Gorry hospital Monday at 6 5 p m He was 1 year and 1 day old Survived by mother and father two sisters Marie and Lorna a brother Elyin and grandparents Mr and Mrs Lynn Morton The funeral will be held at 2 30 p m at the cemetery Viviani had been in for some months The sympathy of a large circle of friends and relatives goes out to the bereaved family
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Os. Keane Amidon
East South
Gorry Hospital
Davis
Mather
Marie
Lorna
Aid
Elyin
Lynn Morton
Viviani
Paris
Teachers Open Fall Term With Institute and Banquet
The Barry Schools kicked off the fall term with a Teachers Institute at the High School, featuring group meetings and reunions for staff, followed by a Get ToGether banquet at the Blue Bird with talks by Supt Brown and community leaders.
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Supt.Brown
Miss Murray
Severkil
Grinwold
Corry
Barnes
Walter J. Peake
Kiwanis Club
Condra
Womon's Club
Harry Aver
Rotary Club
M. L Brown
EB Weir
Wests
Warren Man Killed in Car Crash Here
Andrew Jackson 43 of Warren died after an early Sunday crash on West Smith Street hill. His wife and a granddaughter were badly injured while a stepdaughter suffered minor injuries. Jackson died at Meadville Hospital after the Overland car left the road and overturned.
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Smith Street
Hill
Warren
Jackson
Alexander
J.C Killer
Yehto
Warrengman
Elizabeth Schaffer
Meadville
Andrew Derfus
Gime
President Coolidge Ends Vacation and Heads to Washington
President Coolidge nears return after a 77 day stay in Swampscott Massachusetts planning to depart for Washington tomorrow night. He will address his cabinet Friday and discuss national issues including the coal strike and Col. William Mitchell’s aviation statement on his first cabinet meeting in 12 weeks. His son John marked his 19th birthday and will join them briefly before Amherst sophomore year.
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United Press
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Mass
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Navy
Wilbur
Surmer White House
John
Northampton
Four Die in Naval Explosion Near Shanghai
The U S destroyer Nua brought the bodies of four sailors to port after a generator explosion aboard left Officer Floyd Dunn of Sapula and three others dead, with two more dying two hours later. The ship had been guarding a Chinese steamer wrecked far from Shanghai to prevent looting.
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United Press
Shanghat
United States
Nua
Floyd Dunn
Sapula
Otel W. Hi. Kinder
Evansville
Ind RL
Shepard
Paso Grande
Aria 4
L. Pinkham
Munden
Neh
Kinder
Noa
Shanghai
War Council Confers on Col. Mitchell Action Likely
Washington officials convene a war council to decide on action against Col. William Mitchell after his critical attack on the War and Navy departments. Acting Secretary of War Davis and generals Hines Nolan Helmick lead the inquiry with possible court martial for insubordination noted as likely. President Coolidge’s approval awaited.
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Davis
New York
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Hines
Nolan
Mitchell
Coolidge
White House
Weeks
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Army
Mitchel
Helmick
Department
Mtchell
Rotary Club Plans Meeting with Warren
James H. Wright spoke to the Rotary Club at the Blue Bird about The Evolution of the Human Eye. Visitors included I. Wits from Gaware da. The 27th district conference will be held in Brantford Ontario in September with President Aver and Secretary Weir attending. The Corry club plans a joint meeting with Warren Rotary on September.
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Rotary Club
Blue Bird
Mc Wright
Wits
Gawareda
Brantford
Ont
Bard and Ath
Aver
Weir
Corry
Corry Club
Warren Rotary Club
Youths Free Prisoner by Removing Handcuffs at Wrightsville Dance
Aging men from this city attended a Wrightsville dance and aided in freeing a prisoner by cutting his handcuffs. Officers from Youngsville and Watren county led the detainee to Yampsville, incurring costs to settle the matter. A fight erupted as the youth resisters were restrained, one being handcuffed and removed to a car. After officers identified the party, five names were reported and a settlement reached with Chief Weaver and local officials with no formal hearing or further prosecution.
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Youngsville
Watren
Stich
Yampsvilly
Soungsville
Weaver
McKinney
Shen
Corny
Inch
Chase
Wellman
Alexander
Taylor
Youngeville
Two Men Arrested in Auto Theft Attempt Near Don Craker Home
In a Sunday morning incident near Don Craker's home three youths tampered with his car. Officer John Ruppersberger arrested Walter Flaherty and Lester Flaherty on suspicion with one Flaherty admitting involvement. A hearing before Magistrate Porter was set for this evening as more details emerged. Emory Mudge aged 64 died at Spring Creek Home after fifty years resident. Funeral at Spring Creek Church Thursday at 1:20 PM with burial in West Springs Greek cemetery.
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Flahertys
Porter
Emory Mudge
Spring, Creek
Mudge
Spring Creek
Meg
C. C. Mourton
CR. Mouttai
Springreek
LB Stlit
Garland
Ie Spring Creek
West Springs
Mayville Jail Fugitive Captured Near Kurty Plant
Jiggs Anderson, who escaped from Mayville jail months ago, was arrested in the city Sunday by Corry police after a pursuit with tramps. He was identified at headquarters by Chief Dunlle from Chautauqua county descriptions and returned to jail. Nearby locals reported linked thefts amid the pursuit and a Mayville return followed. Meanwhile a Constantinople dispatch notes an earthquake near three villas with unclear ties.
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Mmiayville
Corry
Kurty
Dunlle
Chautauqua
Mayville
United Press
London
Central News
Constantinople
Turkey
Radio features list for today across stations
A schedule of daytime programs including Stephen Water songs on WES Chicago at 4 P.M. and a California daylight program on WAGA. WEAP New York offers an Evening Follow-up at 6 P.M. with a Jacote Symphony and a mixed program.
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Stephen Water
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