Death of Kane Woman Questioned After Autopsy
In Kane at 408 Walnut street, Carsie Rose, 11 year old mother of eight, died. An autopsy by Dr J McGhee found no signs of violence. Husband Alton Rose was arrested on suspicion of foul play after officers and state police investigated the home. Neighbors reported suspicious noises but investigators found no clear evidence of foul play.
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Stafe Pollice
Hom
Rose Sucksmshed
Alton Rose
Arrval
Rose
Buck Atllads
Smethport
Eugene Stacey
English racer drives plane at 355 mph in trials
Calshot England Sept 11 United Press reports new trials were set today to beat the sensational speed record by Squadron Leader A H Orlebar captain of the British Schneider cup team. Orlebar yesterday established a new world speed record of 255.9 miles per hour, after his mate Flight Lieutenant G Stainforth had averaged 363 miles an hour over the same kilometer course.
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United Press
Calshot
England
A. H. Orlebar
Wlying
Orlebar
Plight Lieve Tensor G. HM. Stainforth
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimony
Mrs Wout Axno of Berlin New Hampshire says she could not do her work, her food wouldn’t digest and she became weak. After trying various remedies she found Lydia E Pinkham's medicines helpful and reports they did her a lot of good. She offers to answer questions about the treatment.
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Lydia E
Pinkham
Berlin
N.H
Lydia
Burgess St
County Farm Demonstration Finds Lump Lime Outperforms Hydrated Lime
The county farm managed by Frank Wolf near North Girard conducted a demonstration comparing lump lime with hydrated lime for spraying potatoes. Cobler potatoes planted identically showed lump lime yields of higher No. ones and No. twos compared with hydrated plots. Across one acre, lump lime averaged about 1.5 bushels more No. ones and 1 bushel more No. twos than hydrated lime, signaling practical benefits. A junior judging contest at the Wattsburg fair awarded prizes and a trip to Pennsylvania State College for the top overall scorer, with results listed for cattle swine and horses. A purebred ram sale is set for Sept 5 at 2:30 p.m. at the Titusville fair grounds, featuring 30 Shropshire and Hampshire rams from W. B. Connell and the Northwestern Pennsylvania Sheep and Wool Growers Association.
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Frank Wolf
North Girard
Pennsylvania State College
Young Farmers
Joseph Dolinsky
Edinboro
James Etta
Phelps
Wattsburg
Arthur Marsh
Waterford
Marlin Wiliams
Union City
Swine
Glenn Teed
Titusville Fair Grounds
Northwestern Pennsylvania Sheep and Wool Growers Association
W. B. Connell
State College
Hampshire
Farm death ruled accidental in Erie County
Rye Sept. 11 Coroner Daniel Hanley ruled the death of Charles Smith four of Weinborg accidental after an investigation. Smith was injured Monday on a farm when a gravel cart gave way and trapped him under a truck. His son in law Hiram Shillito and Harvey Haroun helped remove the victim from debris on the farm of Mr and Mrs G Swittnedy Edinboro.
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Rye
Charles Smith
Weinborg
Daniel Hanley
Bred G
Edinboro
Smith
Officer blinded in attack on home
Washington Pa September 11 Testimony resumed in the trial of Herman and Frank Or 115 of near Bulger on felonious assault and battery stemming from the wounding and binding of Constable Wo Cole of Burgettsown. Constables Cote with John F Pole jock, who had gone with other officers to the Orrla farm in search of stolen valuables, found no one at home. During the night the house was fired upon and Constable Cote was wounded, with injuries resulting in permanent blindness.
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United Press
Washington
Herman
Frank Or- 115
Bulger
Wo, Cole
Burgetts Tnsva
Cote
John F. Pole Jock
Orrla
Noted New York Attorney Dies in Zurich
Louis B. Marshall, renowned New York attorney and international figure, died in Zurich Switzerland at 3 p m today. He helped draft treaties at the Paris peace conference to foster harmony among smaller European nations including Poland Romania Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia. In New York he aided peace between Zionist and non Zionist groups.
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United Press
New York
Louis Marshull
Zurich
Switzerland
Louis B. Marshall
Paris
Europe
Poland
Rumania
Czecho- Slovakia
Jugoslavia
New Officers Elected by I O O F Association
Meadyville September meeting of the Odd Fellows Home Association drew wide attendance from thirteen Pennsylvania counties. Harry A. Johnston was named president, A H Chase vice president, William Morite secretary, Robert Weir treasurer, with trustees Harry A Johnstone John A Polley Jr J M Dearborn J P Langdon and Mrs Jennie Grant. A large building fund subscription and lodge commitments followed the election.
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Meadyville
Odd Fellows Home Association
North Main Street
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Pennsylvania
Ralph ®. Brown
Warren
Himer B. French
Franklin
B.A. Tate
Erle
Jong
Odd Fellows’ Home
Bend
Harry A. Johnston
A. H. Chase
Willam
Morite
Meadville
Robert Weir
Conneautville
Harry A. Johnstone
John A. Polley
Bradford
Dearborn
Mensville
J. P. Langdon
Oli City
Jennie Grant
Erié
Cudllino Motor Company to Unveil New Line at Parade
Din't fail to register Sunday September 1th. The Cudllino Motor Company will introduce a complete new line of crime and Lagulle and Fleet woo aire. Entries are being received at the Iv. B. W. Headquarters of the Barlow Inluck for the big parade to be staged Thursday evening as promotion for the week's front and circus by the Veterans. One voting machine to be exhibited at the situileroitl Building this week. Erie county directed by Liv.
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Llusouitty
cAime and Lagulle
Woo Aire
Lawrence
Bisher
Land ‘Gengra
IV. B. W
Barlow Inluck
Sout Center Street
Vetrans
Situileroitl
Public Service Commission approves damages for Fermin property
The Public Service Commission today ordered 4,800 dollars to Albert W. Fermin for property damages from zoning changes. A Pennsylvania district meeting of the Iznie Walton League of America at Waydomburg concluded with Harriabbry chosen as the 1980 convention site. The group opposed modern amusements and penny dreadfuls, praising reading value but criticizing sensational depictions.
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Public Service Commission
Albert W. Fermin
la Palrview Township
Harriabbry
Pennsylynnia
Iznie Walton League of America
Waydomburg
Crook
Firelasen
Stgentional Department of London
Drop in Steel Orders Normal
Chicago reports a drop in steel orders for August seen as a normal readjustment amid a recession. J Bruffington of Hilinola Steel Co says the decline is not alarming. United States pensions info notes disability grants dating back to 1776 with service pensions beginning March 18, 1818.
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Chicago
J. Bruffington
Hilinola Steel Company
Midlle Western
United State Steel Corporation
Jmily
United States
Pension Bureau
Ander
Democrats Split Over Tariff Vote As Senate Delay Looms
Congressional report notes Democratic split on delaying a tariff bill as the Vare case and party cohesion threaten action. Five Democrats including Fletcher, Ney and Tychman shift stance, while wets and bloc coalitions influence the roll call to push postponement to December 3.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Enginekders
Prinmcy
Saylvania
Fletcher
Fla
Eman
Ney
Tych
Senas
Wats
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