Victim of Erie Shooting Silent on Details
Zimmer, 24, was shot early Sunday and remains hospitalized with two bullet wounds. Police say two gangsters from the lower west side are suspected, with one bullet lodged near his hip and not yet recovered. A police guard remains at his bedside as detectives seek answers. Zimmer lives at 312 Poplar St and is listed as a parolee from the Western penitentiary.
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Anvil T
George Zimmer
Wieist
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Dummer
Zimmer
Lower West
Wisitea Zimmer
Poplar St. Fand
Western
Albion Trucker Dies After Arsenic Act in Albion
Norman Hewitt a 21 year old trucker from Albion died after taking arsenic in a suspected self inflicted act. Neighbors report heavy drinking though no motive was found. Coroner W S Stroble and Albion authorities investigated the death and Hewitt left behind a wife and son.
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Norman Hewitt
Albin
Coronex W. S. Stroble
Hewitt
Corminer Strohle
Albion
County Poor Funds Near Exhaustion
County Commissioner Rollo McCray criticizes the Directors of the Poor saying relief money is excessive for the needy served. He spoke before a chamber meeting with Judge J. P. Rossiter William B. Hirt and relief groups to consider cuts and prevent county-wide funding collapse.
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Rollo McCray
Chamber of Commerce
Pig City
Hother
Agendiba
Thsir
Mel Cray
Warren Banker Club Speaker Delivers Talk on General Banking
Edward Johnson, a well known Warren banker, spoke to the Kiwanis Club on General Banking detailing bank resources and liabilities. He covered loans, discounts, overdrafts, securities, reserves, capital stock, surplus, profits, notes, and deposits, with notes on operations and a forthcoming interclub bowling event and attendance contest.
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Wareren
Kiwanis Club
Gentral Banking
Johnson
Federal Reserve Bank
U. 5
Slivision
Messrs
Gulick
Blatt
Israclson
Allen
Simmons
Thomas
Kincaid
Weigel
Walter Scott
File
Lutheran Missionary Society Meets for March Session
The Lutheran Missionary Society held its March meeting Wednesday afternoon in church parlors with Mrs. Albert Lynn and Mrs. Henry Balg as hostesses. Members read a piece about Jerusalem to Jerusalem and discussed a May conference in Meadsville. An April meeting on the 27th will be a memorial session for Catherine Cronk with offerings to the mission fund.
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Lutheran
Woeksgerusalem
Jerusalem
Meastville
Meeting Hosts Discuss Handicap Sweepstakes Plans
Ray Green reported on plans for a handicap sweepstakes that will be rolled soon. D. W. Clark of Erie and William Lindsay of Pittsburgh were guests at a meeting that drew over forty members.
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Ray Green
D. W. Clark
Erie
William Lindsay
Pittsburgh
Erie City Salaries Targeted by Bankers and Industrialists
Erie bankers and industrialists press for reductions in municipal salaries amid public calls to trim costs. Mayor James P. Rossiter dodges public stance while residents push to oust costly stenographers and other staff to ease tax hardships.
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Erie
James P. Rossiter
Bri Ites
Rossiter
Conicil
Get Up Nights 25c Test Promises Restful Sleep
This ad promotes a 25 cent bottle of a vegetable remedy containing buchu and juniper oil that claims to cleanse the bladder and ease excessive urination at night. It urges a four day trial with money back if relief is not felt and notes availability at Downey's Drug Store.
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Downey's Drug Store
Hawley Sees Tariff Policy as Major 1930s Election Issue
Congressman Willis O Hawley argues tariff and prohibition will dominate the next presidential contest. He backs Hoover as the likely Republican nominee and links recovery to restoring national credit and tax legislation targeting corporate and high income groups. He cites a $1.5 billion credit gap and stresses tighter税 measures to close evasion and balance the nation.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Willis O. Hawley
Oregon
Hawley
National Association of Coat Accountants
Hoover
United States
Joint Committee of the
Senate
House On Internal Revenue Taxation
Kerrtown man in critical condition after razor attack
John Black, 75, of Kerrtown near Meadville, is in critical condition at Spencer Hospital Meadville after slashing his throat in an apparent suicide attempt. Little hope is held for his recovery.
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John Black
Kerrtown
Meadville
Spencer Hospital
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