Defense witnesses to Erie case defend Wright and Kelly
A large group of defense witnesses arrived in Erie for the trial of Mrs. Phow Wright and Miss Perl Kelly accused in the shooting of Frank Lyngh. The defense plans to argue the women's right to defend their domicile and note they were warned away before the incident. Jury member James Chevardot from Corry will observe the proceedings.
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Phowbe Wright
Perl Kelly
Eliy
Frank Lyngh
Withesses
Keto
Dol. Alexander
J.T. Walker
Willig Weed
Wo J. Hasbrouck
Ulet Stevens
Atri Mes
Cry Miller
Hdl. Hewitt
John Turner
Uarry Gindsey
T. Il. Brown
Elton Binkesley
James Morrig
Andy Howgard
Dr. 2
HM Wheips
Iy Powers
Walter Sirus
En Goring
Mills Mutherick
Corry
Erle
Tames fHebards
Thlu
Vital Ball Game For Tomorrow Between Crescents And Raymonds
Tomorrow afternoon the City League Championship series pits the High School Crescents against the Raymonds. Raymonds won game one amid excitement and umpire objections, and tomorrow’s game is expected to settle the season’s leadership on a 4:20 start. Fans anticipate a large crowd and a clash free of disputed calls as the rivals vie for the DeRosy Cup and top season honors.
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Raymonds
Haveball Fing
OAL Vii Fame
Crescents
Sprite
Tim
Amarrow
Hughes
Gamy
Cemetery Directors Meet at Monthly Meeting on Mausoleum and Funds
The Pinu Grow Cemetery directors gathered at night in the manager’s office. Discussions covered supplies and labor bills, a stalled mausoleum project, and lack of news from Witmer since July 2. They urged a report on investing permanent care funds, considered depositing funds at 4 percent interest, and debated selling unused old cemetery lots to fund improvements and clean up neglected sections.
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Skanager
Alexander
Visiuesa
Billy
Witmer
Walters
Corry
Eich
Local plans for a winter basketball league
Despite the baseball season ending, residents discuss forming a four team or more league. The High School usually fields a team and the Municipal Club may assemble a quintet. Success hinges on securing the Armory for games and practice to run a first class association similar to this year’s league.
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Altho
Tikely
TANNERY PLANT UNDER PRESSURE TO INSTALL REFUSE TREATMENT
The J, Wi and A. 1 tannery on Ford & Co. is accused of discharging refuse into the Brokenstraw. After state health demands, the plant avoided full treatment by installing only partial apparatus. State and local officials, including Warren and nearby counties, pushed for concrete solutions. The Corry Congress, a major regional group, cooperated but could not secure a complete retrofit.
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A. 1
ford @& Co
Brokenstraw
Tlt
Howardian Nurks
Warren
Corry
Policeman Marries Amid Duty Rush in City Office
Alderman Porter officiated at eight o clock ceremony for Cory officer P. Merritt Jr and Miss Reiste Lhartz of Chantwiqua in the Johnson building West Main St. Witnesses included Porter and the Alderman’s daughter. After October 1 the couple plans to set up home in town.
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Cory
Patrainian Wilcher P. Merritt, Jr
Reistelhartz
Chantwiqua
Johnson Building
West Main Stars
Porter
Ferdinand Stavens
James Stevens
Merritt
Tome
Dem treachery charges rock Maine race result
Augusta Maine September 9 United Press reports Mayor Pattangall of Waterville charged that his defeat in the Third Maine district congressional race was not a rebuke to the Wilson administration. He blamed influential Democrats for swinging to Republicans and Progressives as Peters, a Republican, won by about five hundred votes. Pelcry predicted a united Republican party in Maine.
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Augusta
Lonocratio Treachery
Pattas Full
Waterville
Maine
Wilson
Pattangall
Peters
Pelcry
Auto Crash Kills Two at Harrisburg Grade Crossing
Two Harrisburg residents H J Forney and Mrs M B Beck died after an automobile collided with a passenger train at a Rossmyne grade crossing near Miselty. Beck's two daughters were injured as the auto was crushed. Both victims died before help arrived. the train suffered no major damage.
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Narrisburg
H. J. Forney
M. Beck
Harrisburg
Mey
Phldelphia and Reading Railroad
Rossmyne
Miselty
Beck
Daughers
Forney
Weather Fair Tonight and Wednesday
The forecast calls for fair skies tonight with cooler conditions continuing into Wednesday. Temperatures trend lower than today with light winds and no precipitation expected.
Good Show to Catch Barron Good Show to Catch Barron
Local authorities believe that hire is a very good chance of catching Tony Barron the man who stole two certificates of deposit from a fellow countryman while in Hust Hud. Warrants were secured before Alderman Fowler yesterday afternoon and six photographs of Barron enclosed. The photos were mailed to Pennsylvanian towns where Barron’s relatives reside. It is likely the man who cashed one of the $1000 certificates at a local store will visit relatives before traveling far. Localities where Barron had worked will also be investigated.
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Tony Barron
Jiras
Alderman Fowler
Pennsylvania
Barron
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