Welsh Pedestrian Struck by Car in Night Incident
Manchester area report describes U Welsh run down by a Studebaker at a curb. Witnesses say Finny was driving at speed and ignored pedestrians before the vehicle halted. He suffered shoulder injuries and was taken to hospital, with initial indications of serious, non-lethal damage.
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French Flyer Leads Early In 1800 Mile Race
United Press dispatch from Paris notes Lanvinte, a French flyer, finishing the 1800 mile course in one hour, ahead of rivals. Captain Raymond of Hoglund had not started when Lanvinte completed the lap, with American and British mayors among entrants. The event offers a 10 000 prize and interest from several French manufacturers and bidders.
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Jamestown Murder Case Yields No New Clues
Police report from Jamestown offers no fresh leads in the case of taxi driver George W. Klinger found dead after a reported assault. Investigators collected possible evidence and questioned witnesses in Timmonstown, but no decisive information emerged.
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Scotland Yard Foils Irish Bomb Plot in Whitehall District
London reports Scotland Yard disrupted a planned explosion targeting a prominent government complex in Whitehall. Sinn Fein and Bolshevik factions allegedly organized the attack to provoke a massive display of violence and public disorder amid wartime tensions.
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Democrats of County to Hold Meeting in Court House
Chairman Martin Cy Bornell calls Democrats of County committees to meet at the court house in Brie on Saturday October for the kickoff of the campaign season. Key agenda includes committee nominations and campaign routing discussions.
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Death of Mrs Ada Neil ONeil Widely Respected Resident
Mrs Ada Neil of this city died at home on September 27 after illness. She was born in Corry and lived here retired. survived by two brothers and a daughter Virginia. Funeral from her home Thursday at 1 o'clock. interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Erie Railroad wreck near Union City delayed trains but no injuries reported.
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Price Drops Sweep Chicago Markets In Wide Reductions
Reports from Chicago indicate broad price cuts across many lines with notable reductions in consumer goods and automobiles. A Studebaker announcement noted vehicle price reductions ranging from 100 to 800 dollars, signaling a general easing in costs as markets react to market pressures.
Legion Holds First Practice For Fresh Legion Five
Legion conducts first tryout at the Armory drawing twenty to thirty candidates for the Legion squad and four ward teams. Notable players: Linendot Wellman Gilton Bravo Orn Spicer and others vie for spots as Corry shows strong representation in basketball this winter. Weather fairly mild with clear to partly cloudy conditions.
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Dairymen Plan Local Cheese Plant Opening
Dairy men in this region prepare to open a cheese factory after October 1. A meeting at Spiesman’s Hall on Thursday at 8 30 is planned for league members to discuss formation and opening details.
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White Sox Player Denies Involvement in 1919 Scandal Frame-Up
A distorted report claims Billy Moharg accused a White Sox player of throwing the 1919 World Series to Cincinnati. Cidotte Admitted meeting Dill Buenn in New York before a key whispering session. Mulinxy alleges senior whispers before Burns meeting Burma amid the probe.
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Farm Convenience Train to Visit Corry on October 12
A Farm Convenience Train operated under the Enlo Development Board will visit Corry on Tuesday October 12, from 8:30 to 6:00. The train features two cars with a living coach and feature coach, educators will explain electric power, water systems, and farm equipment, with literature provided.
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New Lovell Store Opens With Groceries and Supplies
A new store opened Monday at Lovell to serve the Lovell Buynly Conpany area. Fino heads the new firm with Stewart At Hinch and Claire F Wilson among the organizers. The shop offers groceries hard ware general line and gas engines with plans to become a trading center for the region. A recent storm caused damage in Crawford County with heavy rain and high winds reported.
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Eight White Sox Players Indicted by Grand Jury
Twenty names are listed among eight White Sox players indicted by a Cook County grand jury on charges of conspiracy to defraud during the 1919 world series. The indictment was announced by a Brigham press official as evidence remains under seal and names may be redacted.
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Car Rolls Over Embankment In Warren County Crash
A multi-vehicle collision on the Big Bend above Warren left all occupants unharmed seriously. Relatives of Mp and Mtv JTL Tinéndol en route to Corry were involved when two cars rolled over the embankment while attempting to pass three parked machines.Mrs Learn’s husband reportedly fell from the vehicle but was not seriously hurt. The group was aided by bystanders before help arrived. they planned to continue to Spokane after this incident. City residents described the dramatic scene and the car door damaged while occupants escaped. The party had gathered in the area for a family visit, with local residents assisting until transport was secured.
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Saturday Last Day To Register For City Election
Officials report low voter registration as city precincts brace for the November election. Polling places open at 10 p.m. Saturday with registration closing for those seeking to vote.
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Brooklyn Wins National League Pennant in Close Race
Brooklyn clinched the National League pennant as American Leaguers battled tightly for division spots. Cleveland led the AL standings briefly, while Chicago and New York remained in contention with remaining games still to be played.
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Corry Firm Finishes Fine Road Contract
A Corry firm led by TE M. Love and Son, or Wiley, is near completion on a road project in the region. The crew reports rapid progress with heavy equipment, paving, and concrete work advancing from Union City toward Lincolnville, with final completion anticipated in the next few days.
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State Police Arrested 879 During August
Harrisburg dispatch reports August arrests by state police totaled 879. The release notes 45,000 dollars in stolen property recovered and 420,518 in motor vehicles recovered, with 415,872 restored to owners. Thirteen suspects were held for offenses ranging arson, murder, robbery, and liquor violations.
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