County Pays 36300 to Punish Crime Erie PA
Erie Pa Sept 9 County Controller Leslie reports monthly receipts of 48240.94 for August. Union City bond election cost 108.90. State refund 4902.05. County share for road reconstruction in Milcreek township 11696.58 with state half and township quarter. Eight month report shows September 1 balance 125666.47. Eight months total spending includes 35396 on crime punishment and 8904.75 election, 7759.01 court house, 11799.11 roads, 407.93 coroner, 56844.10 indigent, 2146.51 blanks, 5750 commissioners, 2333.23 controller, 1291.50 vital stats, 1538.28 anti tuberculosis and civil court expenses.
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Erie
Leslie
Anguat
Union City
Milcreek
Court House
Hill Pitches Great Ball For Warren Hill
Warren defeats Hornell 11 to 10 in a loose contest as Warren’s Hill, Corrs, and Warren’s lineup power the scoring. Keefe started for Hornell, left after giving up four runs in the third, Padgett fared little better. Warren jumped ahead but bases on balls and errant baserunning marred the game, late inning defense improving. Clark injured, Plaree subbed. Howard and Kennedy joined the lineup with Carling hitting the three runs in the later innings.
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Hill
Corrs
Warren
Hornell
Ckeefe
Padgett
Tocals
Men’ Haves
Jennings
Feld
Clark MaJured
Plaree
Pitener Howard
Kennedy
Carling
Vinci product touted to strengthen delicate children in Fayetteville
A fragment from an advertising letter claims a small, fragile child improved to robust health after using Vinci. The message, attributed to Mrs Gordon of Fayetteville, praises dramatic gains and cites Babbitt & Son druggists as sellers. The wording reflects a 19th or early 20th century patent remedy promotion with testimonial language.
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Vinci
Washington vacation ends as war upends routine
Washington diary notes that European conflict ends the usual government vacations. Officials from President Wilson to clerks stay at work, rail schedules are studied, and Congress faces a prolonged session to pass emergency measures while war demands keep civilians on the job. Anxious to avoid travel, many Washington workers plan cold weather trips or stay near home.
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Ayrton K.standiat
United Press
Washington
Wilson
Towent
Congress
Apay
Capitol Hill
M- Cloyes
Bureau of Printing and Engraying
Farmer Beedy v Railroad delayed to Oct 1 hearing
Meadville Sept 9 hearing in the case of W R Beedy against the N Y P O Railroad was continued from Tuesday to Thursday morning October 1 by Judge T J Prather. Beedy claims the railroad failed to furnish water as specified in a land sale deed to Rockdale township and questioned water rights from drilled wells. McClintock and Johnson represent Beedy. Geo F Davenport represents the railroad company.
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Beedy
McClintock and Johnson
Geo. F. Davenport
Bay
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F. Aino
Solna
Sea Line
Slassimied
Isca
Stein-Bloch
Sam Jacobson & Co
ONE Price Clothiers
Lia
Physicians Home Remedy Co
Fredonia
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Pace
Thomas Downey
Harold Hasbrouck
Atreat Belll
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