Corry letter rails at political religious bias and aviation plans
A Corry correspondent condemns religious sect attacks in the presidential campaign and criticizes "The New Menace" and similar publications. The piece notes aviation progress, Corry’s apparent disinterest, and nearby towns planning flying fields. It highlights Labor Day festivities and urges support for the Community Chest Nursing Service and welfare societies.
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Loxos
Youngsville
Siall
Erport
Warren County
Corry
Credit Exchange
Businness
The
Come Insanity
Private Goodrich Looks for Early Return to U S
Private Clifford Goodrich, a Corry boy, writes from Granada Nicaragua about life with the Second Battalion Sth regiment as U S Marines enforce order amid Sandino-era tensions. He recalls mud clogged roads, long trips, local politicking, a pistol duel, and mutual aid with Nicaraguans while noting a water shortage and church bells in the town.
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U. S
Nicaragua
Clifford Goodrich
Th Journal
Devil Dogs
Sandino
Goodrich
Sth-regiment
Granada
Jon
Nandaine
Jos Americanos
States
Chi
Eal
Tipkapa
Beck
Jewish New Year Begins Friday Origin Outlined
The article explains the Jewish New Year Rosh Hashanah starting Friday September 14 1928 with the year SbgS and prayers. It traces origins from agricultural New Year in Palestine to memorializing creation and the Day of Judgment, highlighting prayers of judgment and self examination central to the observance.
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Central Conference of Amercan Rabbis and Union of America
Hebrew Congrégations of Cincinnati
Palestine
Autu
Temple of
Jerusalem
Wis
Following the Nominees Following the Nominees
United Press reports strong political interest in Maine with forecasts of a large vote. Senator Curtis travels from Maine to Washington while Dr. Hubert Wark denies whispering campaigns. Hoover may speak in Massachusetts to shore up Republican support. Governor Susith Iday begins a campaign tour and plans rest before a national push. Democratic state convention in Texas seen as setting up opposition to Governor Smith.
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United Press
Maine
Curtis
Washington
Susith Iday
Texas
Smith
Pretty wedding at St Thomas Church in Youngsville
A quiet morning ceremony at St Thomas Church united Dorothy Farnham of Youngsville to Carl Peterson of this city. Rev Francis Graves officiated with Thelna Peterson and Philip Dingman as attendants. They plan a Canada trip and then residence here. Out of town guests included several Meadville residents and local family.
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St Thomas Church
Francis Graves
Dorothy
John Farnham
Youngsville
Carl
Hugh Peterson
Thelna Peterson
Philip Dingman
Meadville
Wator
Canada
Sinter Dingman and Sons
Wilbur and
Philip
Neil L. Stainbrook
Gail Prant
Garnette Beckman
Virginia Peterson
Howard Barber
Tenbysville. Y
Harry Lauder I at Dunoon
London dispatch reports Sir Harry Lauder was injured while eating in Dunoon near Glasgow. He will stay in bed for a week, forcing the cancellation of an engagement at the Alhambra Theatre Glasgow and delaying other bookings. Public spokesman says the illness is not serious though his value is affected.
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London
Luder
Dunoon
Harry
Sir Harry
Robinson at Richmond Va. Veep nominee arrives for religious freedom talk
Senator Joseph P Robinson the Democratic vice presidential nominee arrived in Richmond Virginia on September 10 to prepare for a speech on religious freedom. He met with Governor Byrd and conferred with state political leaders after breakfast.
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United Press
Richmond
Joseph P. Robinson
Byril
Reopen Probe Of Pittsburgh Rum Conspiracy
Pittsburgh reporters describe renewed action in the liquor ring case involving Ralph M... Bennett and Joseph Frayne, with more than a hundred witnesses from 441 banking institutions. Federal investigators seek records and sworn testimony as jurors reconvene to weigh indictments and potential actions against city officials and syndicate members.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Jegheny
Myeuntelvia
John D. Pennington
Two brothers shot down in Pittsburgh district
Antonio Fernolly, 27, and his brother Sam, 46, were reported dying in a hospital today from gunshot wounds in Hazlewood district. A jealous dispute over a work incident was believed to have sparked the shooting. Witnesses told police, who declined to comment.
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Pittsburgh
Antonio Fernolly
Sam
Yure
Hazlewood
X Worl
Negro Superstition About Touch Revealed
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a superstition among southern African Americans about touch and unseen beliefs. The readable fragments mention fear, belief in brawn strength, and unsettling reactions, but lack clear events, names, places, or dates to anchor a full report.
Old Home Week Observed in Mercer Pa 125th Anniversary
Old Home Week marked Mercer’s 125th anniversary with parades displays and a community welcome. A large turnout from former residents gathered as officials including Congressman T. C. Cochrun Judge Joe Mcbaughry and Attorney J. Afrmanhun addressed attendees during the observance.
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United Prous
Mercer
T. C. Cochrun
Joe Mcbaughry
J. Afrmanhun
Davkryy
Erie junior high builds new athletic field offensive
DIRT IS FLYING ON NEW SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIELD. M Austin and Son of Erie build Corry's new field with steam shovels graders and trams at work. Field expected ready in ten days for likely high school football on September 22 with use for football baseball and other outdoor recreation facilities.
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M. Austin and Son
Erie
Corry
Satunday
Austin
Ute
Atso
Greenhouses on England’s sour coast face uncertain fate
Fragmented text notes greenhouses on England’s coast growing fruit and vegetables under a tag or label, mentioning Worthing district and unclear references. Observes about 44 miles of greenhouses and local encumbrances, with garbled names Lins and Lonnues appearing amid unclear phrasing.
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England
Tlasg Lins
Worthing
Im Wiel
Five saloons raided. $304 in fines assessed
A Dixieland patrol raid on five soft drink saloons led to guilty pleas and fines totaling $304. Proprieties in Dunkirk including Joe Nat tisewiex and Henry Roman faced penalties after officers seized a bottle of home brew at each stop. The night ended with Josaph Laplano’s double fined sentence and orders to pay.
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Dunkirk
Hive
East Third Street
Lecourt Wat
Laplano'e van
Robert J. Raho
Ray Centner
Alfred Reynolds
Eest Doughty Street
Joe Nattisewiex
Henry Roman
East Second Street
Paul Smith
Main Street
Glenn Hesy
Washington Avenue
Paplono
A Nine Loses At Meadville In Slugfest
Meadville hosted a baseball game where the Meadville nine defeated the visiting team 6 to 2. The A’s were held to two runs as Meadville pulled ahead in the late innings, ending the contest with a decisive win for the home club.
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Meadville
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