Pipies Stay Home Quietly Warren Sept 24
Warren police advised Mike and John Pipilere Maliot tailors recently acquitted of murder that it would be dangerous for them to come downtown tonight. Chief Mrs Barard informed them to stay home, amid ominous town talk and cautious police warnings after a tense night and a quiet Saturday in Sheffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Macharland
Sheffield
Mike
John Pipilere- Maliot
Barlard
Wight
Russell Boy Hurt by Fall in Yeoman Farm Incident
Russell boy Frank Scalise about 20, son of Mr and Mrs Angelo Scalise, residing on Yeoman farm north of here, fell from a chestnut tree this morning. He sustained a cracked rib, a sprained back and wrist, with possible internal injuries. He was shaking the tree when the limb broke, plunging him about twenty feet. Dr C H Vermuyen summoned and rendered aid. the day closed with the boy in a serious condition unable to speak clearly.
Mrs. Mazzy Dies in Warren Home Funeral Planned
Mrs Madeline Mazty wife of W H Mazay of Columbus died at her daughter Mrs A B Rogers in Warren Sunday afternoon. Survived by husband two brothers Henry Bergman of Rochester NY and M O Bereman of Batavia NY and a daughter Mrs Barbara Ryere of Rochester NY. Funeral and birth (birth?) services to be held in Columbus Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Mazty
W. HH
Muzay
Columbus
Rogers
Warren
Henry Bergman
Rochester
Bereman
Vatavia
Barbara Hyere
Roches
Nural
Announcement of undertakings by A F Tsaucaon
Announcement that due to T. J. Ward's illness A F Tsaucaon will perform all tailoring and maintenance work. He will handle sewing, pressing, and general tailoring until Ward can resume business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. ‘Ward
A. F. Tsaucaon
Ranalr
Lost Combination for Car Near Titusville
A rewards notice seeks information on a missing ignition key or combination for a vehicle headed to Titusville. Contact Star Garage for Garry with any lead. reward offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orim Road
Titusville
Star Garage
Garry
Perkins Denies Guilt in Local Detective Case
Gilbert B. Perkins, head of Perkins Detective Agency, proclaims innocence amid a high profile case. A neighbor, Guy G. Judson of Waterford, recalls Perkins’ early life before his detective career. Trial began in July with three circuit judges—Gray, White, and Bullington—set to hear arguments supporting or opposing Perkins’s conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert B. Perkins
Perkins Detective Agency
Guy G. Judson
Waterford
Pittsburg
Perkins
United States Court
Thin City
Charles Pranklin
Erie
Orr
Gray
Delaware
White
Philadelphia
Tudyve Bullington
Trtwburg
Lost Arm In Accident At Shredder Mill
An accident at a corn shredder near Jamestown left Ernest Leiagon with his left arm mangled. Doctors amputated three inches below the elbow at Sherman after he was taken to his sister’s home for care. Leiagon, 80, unmarried, was assisting in feeding the shredder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waits Corners
Uyedre- Jess
Ernest Leiagon
Mra
Frank Wallace
Lewis
8. Gleason
Sherman
Dr. Waterhouse
R H Murdock Dies After Long Illness at 74
R H Murdock died unexpectedly at 12 30 Sunday. He had recently regained strength but his condition worsened. Born in Mil, he moved to Corry in 1860 to work for the P and railroad. Survived by son Forrest O Murdock of Chicago. wife and daughter preceded him. Funeral plans pending son’s arrival from Chicago.
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R. H. Murdock
Forrest
Chicago
RH. Murdock
Milcame
Corry
Writsgonte
Yi & P
Empire Line
Mr. Murdock
Forrest O. Murdock
Evening show decision delays after dinner
In a comic exchange from the newspaper, Tima and another character debate which show to attend tonight. The dialogue shows hesitation between now and dinner, with a request to decide by nine o’clock. The Tiny Herald tone captures light, characterful street chatter.
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Tima
Aviator Rodgers Again Near Jamestown Flight Ends in Wreck
Rodgers, attempting a transcontinental flight, encountered barbed wire fences and damaged propellers near Red House and Salamanca. He descended on a farm, repairs needed, and planned to resume from Salamanca the next day. Local residents and visitors, from Jamestown to Olean, watched a rare aviation event in Indian country along the Listorie river valley.
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Tod Howse
Mb Glenn
Hornet
P Rodgern
Santoun
Salmanca
Japains Tewna
Rodgers
Allegheny River
Red House
Rogers
Jemison
Jemieyn
Mary Jemison
New York
Tamestown
Aguerel
Rodmore
Mie
Salamanca
Niurlonville
Jaemstown
Erie
Red Honge
Listorie
Jamestown
Sal Intianca
Olean
Charles M. Down
M.A. Biles
Calbratth P. Rodger
Hed House
Sind
Will Sue Erie R R for Damages in Death of Son
Warren, Sept. Mrs Anna Connor Ih preparing to sue the Erie Railroad for $50,000 damages over the death of her son Frank Connor. His body was found near the railroad track months ago. it is alleged negligence by the railroad caused the accident. The case will be entered in Warren County courts, with D. I. Leant Jr. retained as counsel. Trial not expected for several months, possibly January term.
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Corry
Warren
Bear Lake
Warsen
Eigil
Corry Woman Causes Arrest in Major Financial Raid
New York on September 22, Jared Plage and Daniel Morgan once treasurer of the United States along with M Tennyson Newley and five others including a clergyman were arrested in a raid on a Flagg brokerage operation worth about 1.5 million dollars. Flags faced 25000 bail while Morgan and Newley posted 10000 each. others faced warrants as authorities target a large brokerage syndicate run from a grand suite. Bertha Bentley of Corry was named as the technical complainant.
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New York
Jared Plage
Daniel Morgan
United States
M Tennyson Newley
Federal Priso Oherm
Flagg
Tilden Ultline
Revolpta
Flags
Morgan and Tennyson
United Stated
Plage
Morgan
Rlder Kincaid
James T Shrock
Harry Jackson
Edeward
Schiller
Joshua Brown
Cappera
Tn Hy
Bertha Bentley
Corry
Police Seek Trimowski in PennsylvanIa Train Hold-Up
Police issued wanted circulars for John Trimowski alias Bull Trimowski for the Five Mile Curve train holdup near Erie. The notice includes two photos and a detailed description, noting he is armed and may be accompanied by others. Authorities say an admission was obtained but Trimowski is believed to be evading capture in various cities.
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Pennsylvania
Rairoad
Bu Teau
John
Bull
Trimowski
Pennsylvanie
Five Mile Curve
Erle
Cou
Tutta
Trinowskl
Evy
Jinoa
Hangour
Card of Thanks for Agnes Delany and family
We thank friends and neighbors for the kindness shown during the illness and death of Agnes Delany and for the support of Mr and Mrs Dan Delany and family during their loss.
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Selon
Agnes
Mra
Dan Delany
Tailoring Co presents fall and winter ladies models on view
The International Tailoring Co showcases pulling on fall and winter ladies models with displays at 212 West At street. A hoard of new designs by A. H. Moninger accompanies the exhibition, inviting patrons to inspect the latest tailoring offerings.
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the International Tailoring Co
Companions of Intelligence and Virtue Urged by Binorson
A stylized quotation from Binorson counsels choosing two companions noted for intelligence, probity, and grace to guide conduct toward good sense and virtue, offering a reflective social ideal. The fragment discusses personal selection and moral support.
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Binorson
Taxes for school lay strict enforcement urged
The document states that all taxes not paid before the first day of October each year shall incur a penalty of 1 percent. It notes the school board has no discretion in the matter and calls for strict enforcement, urging taxpayers to govern themselves accordingly. Signed D. B. Rowe, Secretary.
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Rowe
Midnight Oll and Mrs Simple Newlywed Dialogue
Fragmentary OCR yields a quirky dialogue between a grocer and Mrs Simple Newlywed about a product called midnight oll. The exchange hints at a mother’s memory of a burn or hazard. No clear event, date, or structured names beyond improvised phrases.
Work and Food Moral: Appetite and Labor Trade Offs
A historical note asserts that work increases appetite but a moral worker requires less food than a manual laborer. The remark contrasts efficiency and dietary needs across labor types, reflecting social views on work and sustenance.
For Sale One Extension Awning and Carpenter’s Bench
Auction-style notices offer one extension awning suitable for double window and a carpenter’s bench built from pine 23 by 10 inches. Includes drop boards with adjustable pin, sturdy vise, and a large pine carpenter chest with tool space. Must sell at once to free storage. contact Sam Sploer for details.
Little Journal Want Ads Yield Surprising Compensation
A reader notes that the small Journal want ads often reveal surprising pay or benefits hidden in listings. The casual browse yields unexpected compensation for those who peruse the classified pages.
Untitled notice fragment with mixed names and numbers
Fragmentary OCR text mentions appointments and events with scattered names and figures. The readable pieces include references to individuals, a clock time, a price around 1.25, and various place-like words, but the overall context and specifics are unclear.
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Mr. Pirmian
Worth
Russell Boy
W. H. Mazzy
Erie’ County
Ernest Lewis
Erie R. R
Frank
Conners
New York City
Post- Office
Kincaid
P.R.R. Police
Massenger
Sam Jacobson & Co
Priew Clothiers
Broome
Barlow Hardware Co
H Ul
Hoi Hun
Jas
Cosa
Paris
Simon
di Pol Tian Mar
Andy Ance Glividorica
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