Union Florist Hurt In Crash At Waterford
Union City Sept 27. Aorist Union Florist Mr. Olds was injured in a crash near Waterford while riding with Archie Manroas. His Packard collided with another vehicle driven by an Erie man. Olds suffered a deep facial wound and other bruises. He was treated at Waterford and then at the local hospital.
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Union City
W. Olds
Aorist
Union City Hospital
Waterford
Packard
Erie
Olde
Archie Manroas
Jusl
Olds
Dr. Wooster
Norris to Campaign Stump for Roosevelt Candidacy
Senator George W. Norris, a Nebraska Republican, plans a coast to coast tour starting October 15 to actively back Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt for the Democratic ticket in the 1932 campaign. The effort is led by the National Progressive League, nonpartisan on policy, with Norris as national committee chairman and a lineup of notable speakers including Mayor Frank Murphy and Amos Phelps.
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George W. Norris
Rooevelt
Midlewest
Herbald Hoover
Journal
Roosevelt
National Progressive League
League
der Novia
Porcy
Saud
Norrig
Alfred J. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Norris
Anuther
Alosli Salu
Frank Murphy
Detroit
Bainbridge Golly
H. Hansbrough
Systemrom North Dakota
Felix Branfurter
Haygard
G. Maher
Nebraska
Donald Felenberg
Illinois
Fall Wily Labor Executives Association
Ina
Mr. Thompson
New Orleans Item
Ray Stannird Baker
Massachusetts
Woodrow Wilson
Pranets J. Henry
Sua Pinesiae Censube Calo
W. J. Ronald
le Mitoa«ll Sd, Republigan
Relief Fund Problem Calls for Annual Meeting
The article urges a new annual meeting for the Country Relief Fund as the economy remains tight. It notes many can still give but in smaller amounts, and stresses the need for broad citizen participation to sustain hospital support and local services amid three years of hardship. It highlights hope for greater state and county cooperation to offset shrinking resources and ends with a call to join the emergency effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contry Relief Fund Organization
Unis
Greater Alate
Journal pauses appeals for local fundraising drives
The Journal urges readers to curb town fundraising requests amid tight finances and ongoing food and shelter needs. It states public support should focus on essential aid during hard times and postpone pet projects until prosperity returns.
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Beng
Tet
Bential Teller
Three Barns Razed by Fire Near Waldenton
James Simmons farm three miles south of Walton er likely Palconer-Prewspike Road suffered total loss of three barns a cr primaria milk shed hay fifteen tons of hay 250 bushels grain tractor and tools. Simmone carried about 2000 dollars insurance and was burned minorly while aiding the flames.
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James Win
Oblock
Harry Simmons
Waltoner
Craimary
Simméne
Twenty Years Ago In Journal Files September 27 1912
Dr Archie Mead died at Jerry Hospital. Bennett Bath House renovations slow but progressing with a concrete pool. Erie railroad watchman John Morley burned, sent home from Corry. Harold Hards injured by iron plate at Cola yard. Proposed streetcar liner to serve State Finhony planned for spring. Cohen department store fall opning marks new coat room and upstairs department. Mr and Mrs Sherwood Simmons visiting city from their Colimbus farm recently sold.
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Sherwood Simmons
Colimbus
Fragmented OCR queries and odd phrases from a newspaper page
A jumble of questions and garbled text from an OCR of a newspaper page. Items reference geographic rankings, historical events, inventions, and literary notes, but the content is largely unreadable with many typos and broken phrases.
Rex the Wild Horse Eyes Movie Comeback in Hollywood
Hollywood gossip notes Rex the Weld Horse, nine, seeks a screen comeback amid rival claims by Glyn Clara Bow and Lew Cody. Earl Wiley, owner of Rex and Lady, adds a young stallion named New Marque, pursuing fame and a possible on screen role.
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Rex
Tom Mix
Bill Hart
Rex Liver
Glyn
the Wild Horse
Clara Bow
Lew Cody
Clara
Cody
Wild Horse
Rex Fins
Screenife
Lady
Ani Fe Gereen Tatels
Earl Wiley
Badksien
dyMarque
Rést
Screen Fame
Appeal Denied in Olson Conviction for 1981 Farmhouse Murder
Jamestown September 27 The Appellate Division dismissed the appeal of Fred Olson a Blookville lumber Jack convicted of second degree murder for killing his wife Anna Olson with a baseball bat in June 1981 at their farmhouse He had a prior sentence of 20 years to life in Aubin State Prison and was jailed after the murder in a swamp near Axhville where he reportedly wandered for weeks The case notes Olson was returned to county jail last spring and died April 25 though the report is unclear about the final disposition
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Jamestown
Fred Olson
Hewis
Axhville
Gowanda
Aubin
Wild Horse Stampeded and Rivalry Sparks Brawls
Haley brings three horses to Arizona and makes a film titled Wild Horse Stampede for Columbia. After minor clashes Frex and Margue are kept apart by cowboys during work hours. Eady remains infatuated with Rex and uses younger Marque to provoke jealousy, while Lady remains a wary mare.
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Haley
Arizona
Columbia
Frex
Margue
Eady
Rex
Fire destroys Levinson's Vilcan zing Works in Dubois
A blaze tearing through the rear of Levinson's Vilcan zing Works at the corner of Washington Avenue and South Brady Street in Dubois caused an estimated loss between eight and ten thousand dollars. Firefighters battled the flames for about an hour before extinguishing the fire, as owners Jay and Sam Jason reported the total damage.
Dairymen Gather for District Meet and Corry Local Talk
The sub district dairymen meeting will be at Grange Hall South Ripley Thursday at 10 80 oclock with a picnic dinner and invited dairymen families. Corry local meeting Friday at 815 pm at Sciota Church features H H Marsh of Waterford speaking with ladies asked to bring milk and sandwiches.
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Vair
South Ripley
Grange Hall
Corry
Sciota Ghurch
H. H. Marsh
Waterford
String Band Is Proposed In Civic Venture
At Miss Wuulier's Music Parlors last evening those interested in forming g string bands assembled. There was plenty of enthusiasm and it is hoped a large class may enter into this new civic venture organized by Mr. Springer of Cleveland.
Unknown dies under train near Swanville
The body of an unidentified Black man with a crushed head was found beside the New York Central tracks near Swanville early Monday. Investigators believe he was struck or fell from a train. Coroner W C Stroble investigated as railroad officials noted the discovery at 7 55 am between Eatons Corners and Dutch road.
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Ease
New York Central Railroad
Swanville
Tima
W.C. Stroble
Eaton's Corner’s
Dutch Road
Man Held on Threats Charge After Barn Burn ThreatsArrest
Edward Harris was arrested Sunday by Sheriff Billy Ritchie on information sworn by Mrs. Way Sleeman alleging he threatened to burn her barn. He was arraigned before Justice T Richard Givens and committed to jail in default of $1000 bail for a hearing Tuesday morning at 10 o clock.
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Warren
Eiward Harris
Bi5y Ritchie
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Union Florist
J. Olds
Gov. Roosevelt
Archie Mead
Jerry Hospital
Bennett Bath House
East Washington Street
John Morley
Wachman
Erie Railroad
Center Street
Harold Hards
Cola
Cohen
Trop
Millindey
Qui
Spain
Mountignt
Sculpure
Mare's Nest
Barry Sisons
Une
Tietta
Thane
Spoon
Hollywood Film Shop
Ronald Wagoner
Hollywood
Cal
Olson
Eich'’S Department Store
Dubois
Mirada Ton
Ster
Fruit Presses
Parlor Furnace
E. Doane
W. Main St
Dairymen
Oil City Trust
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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