Inquest Into Findley Lake Crash Set Tonight
An inquest will be held at 8:00 p m in the W. O. Wilson funeral home North East to determine the cause of death of Mr and Mrs Frank B Shadduck who were fatally injured in a windley Lake road crash on September 9 The driver of the passing automobile is identified as Arloween Dudley North East. Mrs Shadduck died in Humotom hospital after the crash Interment followed at North East cemetery.
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Erib
Frank B. Shadduck
Agai Whidley Lake
Sutupdaty
W. O. Wilson
St Noril East
D. S. Hunley
Shadducte
Whso
Humot Toxpital
Bria
Wilson Mortuary
North East Cemetery
Windley Lake Road
Sharduck
Arloween
Dudley
North East
Shadduck
Clymer
N. Ys
Aube Reformed Church
Mondente Gravink
Clymer Grange
Vie Grange Hall
Pomona Grange
Findley Lake
V. A. Hewes
Gertrude Geavink
Abbe Reformed
Edith Cressgut
Clit
Edith Croscutt
Finsl
Ateanette
Cattiseh
Jvned
Winifred Christ
Jensen
Amy News
House
Liliing Schermerhorn
Cora Timmer
Edna Almy
Ora Caflisch
Harriet Newhouse
Garlyle Neckers
Christa Endeavor Society
Frederick Varner-Schaaff
Florence
Ted Winkie
GL Lie Social Committee
Hamburg
Mlor
Gilofitt Tenhuisen
Corry Hospital
GB. Bennett
Marion Gailip
Henrietta Legters
Warren
Norman Pierce
Grand Valley
Patrolman Is Suspended In Ames Over Meter Misuse
Ames reports Patrolman Frank O Findley suspended indefinitely by Chief Axel Levin for conduct unbecoming an officer after a charge by the municipal lighting system that he wired a motor at his home to bypass the meter. A warrant application by Superintendent Melvin O Swanson awaits signing. Findley denies the charges through attorney Judge Allen E Bargar who is not qualified to sign the warrant. Acting Judge Charles H Wibore may be asked to sign.
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Findley
Allen E. Bargar
Charles H. Wibore
Fragmentary Weather Observations From a Distant Coast
Incomplete notes describe atmospheric pressure changes and temperature attitudes across a continental oceanic region. The fragment mentions study of wind patterns, high and low pressures, and a distant coastline about 200 miles away.
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Calleforhia
Clymer Church and Community Activities Resume
Clymer N Y articles report Sunday school and church events at Abbe Reformed church. Resignations, Grange activities, teachers meetings, and plans for autumn programs are noted along with social gatherings, student moves, and local visits.
Three Given Prison Terms in Erie Court
Nine defendants pleaded guilty before Judge A P Rossiter in Erie County Court. Three ex convicts received prison terms while others were fined or paroled. Edward Wattson, 98, recently released from Ohio State Penitentiary, fined 100 dollars and sentenced to four years seven months to ten years. Charles McMurty, 34, Buffalo, was fined 85 dollars and costs and to serve two to four and a half years. George Stevenson, 86, with prior sentences, was given three years seven months to eight years.
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DRI
A. P .Rossiter
Erie County Court
Penn
Eigen Tong
Western Penitentiary
Jacob Haller
Parade Street
Edward Wattson
Ohio State Penitentiary
Slow Journeying Before the Advent of Thy Sieanytan
An obscure fragment notes a journey from Louisville to New Onley through a sequence of detours and months. The text hints at travel pacing and imagery rather than a clear event, leaving interpretation to readers.
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Louisville
New Onley
Promoting Musical Interests Foundations Funding Students
A fragmentary notice describes foundations promoting musical interests by funding students and scholars. It mentions scholarships and fellowships to support selected musical ventures and patronal gifts or grants from foundations to aid deserving individuals.
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Hramsl
Grints
Three Day Agents Indicted in Buffalo Raid Case
Seventeen indictments were returned by the June Grand Jury in Mayville against three Buffalo federal warrants officers Edward N. Baker Frederick Watson and James F Mahoney on second degree assault charges. The men allegedly beat Alton Baird 27 year old son of Irving hotel proprietor during a liquor raid at his father's hotel in July. The younger Baird and his father were cited to appear before a U S commissioner at Dunkirk. charges against the son were later dismissed.
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Mayville
Grand Duchy
Supreme Court
Alonzo G. Hinkley
Buffalo
County Cire
Lee L. Ottaway
Dward N. Baker
Frederick Wotson
James F Mahoney
Prombion
Bairds
United States
Dunkirk
National Memorial Arch at Vale Tey Forge Act 1910
An act of Congress on June 25, 1910 appropriated one hundred thousand dollars for the National Memorial Arch at Vale Tey Forge. It requires completion by November 1913, with the arch dimensions listed as W feet 9 inches wall height, W feet wide and 1 feet thick. The arch itself measures 21 feet wide and 32 feet high.
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National Memorial
Nation
Vale Tey Forge
Heart Balm Suit St. Pierre vs Hutton Leads Pasadena Ca Case
Miss Myrtle St Pierre of Pasadena sues David L Hutton claiming breach of promise in a $200000 heart balm suit. The conflict involves Hutton as the new husband of evangelist Aimee McPherson, with another breach of promise suit threatened by Mrs Leland Niece. Betty Odielle from Los Angeles musical circles accuses Hutton of leaving her at the altar.
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Myrtle St. Pierre
Pasadena
Cal
David L. Hutton
Aimee McPherson
Leland
Los Angeles
Betty Odielle
Hutton
Pittsburgh Produce Market Report Sealed Prices Decline
United Press reports on September 19 market conditions in Pittsburgh with slow demand on wholesale produce. Apples show steady to slightly firm pricing with No 1 Maiden Blush and Duchess types listed. cabbage and onions near steady. potatoes varied by variety and region. Live poultry and hens quoted with mixed fresh killed and entering stock. carrots, apples, cabbage, onions, and potatoes on hand with quantified stock counts.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Wolf Rivers
Duchess
Virginia Grimes
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
New Jersey
Long Island
Pennsylvania
Maine
Fragmented notice from old paper with unreadable names
The readable parts describe a local hall event or meeting with references to officials Peter Dent and Mayor J on, plus mentions of a bridge and a plan. The text is garbled and many names and details are unclear.
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West
Plar Hall
Tod Pants
Peter Dent
Test
Abe
Brad
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Clarence B. Brockway
J. Albert Johnson
Nora Houg
Watts Flats
Lucy Scirman
Young Womens’ Mission Band
Minnie Legters
James King
Rochester
Claud Esherman
Whippo
Methodist Episcopal Church
the Clymer Church
Eshelman
John A. Jordan
Eva Tyler
Homs
Ol City
Ray Renskers
Gerry
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Tenpas
O Henry
Hope College
G. H. Tenpas
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Mich
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Ethel Schurman
May Schurman
Jamiestown
Ladies Aid Society
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Eilen Brown Hennink
Milton Ton
5. C. Ton
George Ward
J. K. Whippo
W. H. Kearns
J. B. “Ook
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Abbe Reformer
Garret Timmet
Far Steven
Erie
Rossiter
W. Main Si
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Your New Junior Dept
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
Mrs. Roland Nice
United Press
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E. Doane
Corry
E. E. Guignon
Citizens National
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