War moral responsibility and the League of Nations debate
A Cory Evening Journal piece argues the United States bears moral responsibility for global conflict outcomes. It critiques Allied actions in the Balkans and Levant, condemns failures of the League of Nations, and urging America to avoid entangling alliances while promoting world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 11 Fare
Iis
Develo
Staen
Europe
Kemal Pagha
Fition
Great Britain
France
Wikin
Lin
Willin
Tessen
United States
League
England
Euirope
Turkey
Ringe
Italy
Balkans
Levant
America
Gould
Relief efforts and political notes amid global tensions
A mashed mix of items outlines a relief party for Ane and another for Stempson, hints at an Anti Horns League in formation by December, notes Americans’ two billion dollars in gold via German marks speculation, and briefly cites France’s near eastern actions. It also advertises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with a testimonial from Mrs. Petersen of Jasper Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jusse Petersen
Jasper
Minn
Lydia
Piitcham
Twenty Years Ago Reveals Local Nightlife and Accidents
A pasted Journal Pils entry from September 80 1902 recalls social events including the Surry Catholic Club fundraiser and a party at the St James hotel. It notes a medical emergency after a festival ride gone wrong and a boxing bout in Innsville ending with an unexplained missing opponent.
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Journal
Pils
Miscellaneous Tales and Rumors From City Streets
A fragmented column mentions TOM SIMS and various odd observations. It references Chicago, a police figure Juli Reyder, a hatter’s wife, a two state dispute over a hanging, a New Jersey ant scene, and scattered oddities about diamonds, smuggling, and a talking pigmy.
Shooting incident near Lake Pleasant sparks manhunt
Reported near Lake Pleasant a serious shooting triggered a police chase. Deputy Sheriff Julius Hears and Anithose Callagher pursued suspects after a gun was pointed at an employee, with John Wardginski and another man, both still at large, facing charges as a warrant was issued. Evidence ties the incident to a property sale dispute and a later attempted arms display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuriife
Julius
Anithose
Callagher
John Powe
Posinavy
Fa New Chare
Feloniius
Veninig
Gallagher
John Wardginski
Sheri’e
Lake Pleasant
Sherine
Caparty
Helunning
Theoone Wardainski
Graham
Job Wardainski
Lone Hiner
Anil Hint
Uranus
Sherif Brown
Wordajiski
Whilse
Papukie
Withiam
Tayes
Anorninje
Wardeinski
Shes Browns
High School Lad Victim of Bandits
Two young men about twenty years old robbed a high school student on his way to school. They pistol whipped him, struck him, and took eleven dollars. The victim, Robert Snapp, lives on Third Street. The assault occurred near the Sullivan Street thoroughfare and spanned the High School grounds.
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Robert Snapp
Snapp
Third Street
Sullivan Street
Judge Lark to preside in Orphans Court as others absent
Judge Henry Clarke of Orphans Court will act as presiding judge in Brie County during the absence of Judges Rosiiter and Hist. He attends a conference with the district attorney and others as ordered by Judge Rocster Windiy. The October term of civil court, scheduled to open on Monday, was postponed to the week of October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A Clarke
Orphan's Court
Brie
Rosiiter
Rocster Windiy
Commoni Pleas
Olin
Monny
Mrs Vanderlip to Visit Dunkirk for New York League Talk
Mrs Frank A Vandertin of New York city will visit Dunkirk on October 5 to address residents about the economic situation. Mrs Vanderlip, chairwoman of the New York State League of Women Voters, recently returned from Europe with her husband, a New York financier, following an inspection of conditions abroad.
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Bunasien
Sept
Dunkirk
Frank A. Vandertin
New York
Vanderlip
New York State League of Women Voters
Ayid
Europe
Pennsylvania Breweries Defy Prohibition Enforcement Wide Open
Washington reports two hundred Pennsylvania breweries allegedly defying prohibition by selling fortified products. Mavis, Prohibition Director, says state enforcement will revoke permits for breweries not complying. A separate item notes a bicycle stolen by a special delivery messenger, with a strong clue leading to prosecutions if not returned promptly.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Mavis
Prohibition
Maynes
Davie Ead
Ie Punt
Funeral Services for Mrs Stanford Held Friday
Tuners services were held Friday afternoon at the UB church for Mrs Charlotte Stanford wife of A T Stanford. The large number of floral tributes showed the esteem of her friends with pallbearers named Walter Bishop Charles Luster Karley Keefer Raleigh Van Tassel John Hanks and Harry Banks among those attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
A. T. Stanford
Rew Bietatyre
UB Church
W. G. W. Circle
Walter Bishop
Charles Luster
Karley Keefer
Raleigh Van,Tassel
John Hanks
Harry Banks
Relatives Arrive From Out of City for Family Gathering
A list of relatives visiting from distant cities includes Geo Doerrler and Jenny Pinal, Mary Final, Vivian Shreve, Lavina Doerrler, Mairie Steele, Hila Hoatowm, Alec Aiken, Jy Gillspie, Ruth Dusty, and Jack DeLong of Erie, with George Hill of Buffalo and others from Cleveland and Long Island. The group gathers for a planned family event, with attendees from Jumestawi and nearby towns.
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Attemds Atice
Geo, Doerrler
Jenny Pinal
Will Fidel
DeLong
Erie
George Nin
Cleveland
George Hill
Buffalo
John Burgen
Jumestawi
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Cory Evening Journal
Corry
Osficor
A.D. Dolegrove
Ane
Stempson
Ue Ik
Near East
Anamily
Surry Catholic Club
Dwardind
Geiger
Huildink
North Center
Finch
John Tylor
Martory
Keob P
Pcortert
St. Janie Hotel
Mi II
Ae Milo Pier
Frank Goodwill
Innsville
Goodwill
Tom Sims
Pullinanie
Chicago
Albert Bartel
Juli Reyder
William
New Jersy
Walter Soeolow
Hall
Dorothy Lebam
Walt
Mandy Connersville
Ind
Rewan
Katherine Harrington
Vinsa
Mrs. Heath
Concer Street
Menalsilie
Lark
THE
First National Bank
Warren, Pa
Roberts
Max Martins
Roberts Shop
Stanford
Mueller
Cohat
Lantiana
Harold P. McCray
E. Main St
J. A. Lanston
North Center Street
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