Salamanca Wife Murderer Gets Twenty Years To Life
Anthony Halsaver 52 of Kilimei Salamanca pleaded guilty to second degree murder for shooting his wife Minnie on February 2. Judge George A. Larkin imposed a sentence of twenty years to life in Auburn prison. Other items include suspended sentence for Harry Endres and multiple pleas in nearby towns along with an administrator’s notice for George B. Young’s estate.
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Little Valley
Anthony Halsaver
Kilimei
Salamanca
Minnie
Supreme Court
George A. Larkin
Auburn
Harry L. Endres
Riverside Junction
Limestone
William Abdo
Gir U
Olean
Robert A. Russell
Farmer
Franklinville
Machias
Wesley EB
Colin
Dayton
Emil Erhart
Road program hinges on Butler support in April primary
County leaders warn that the 1932 road program depends on local voters backing the Butler column in the April 26 primary. East Lake Road to the state line is sought with Governor Pinchot's secretary, and Attorney Mason pressures inclusion to satisfy Roosevelt highway plans.
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Gifford Pinchot
East Lake
Geo. Mason
Pinchot
Saver
Erie County
Mason
Charles R. Davis
Roosevelt
East Lake Road
Davis
Federal charge filed in girl’s abduction case
Chaney Foray of Force pleaded guilty to a state charge in St Marys and was moved to Clearfield for a federal hearing. Ploravit, married with three children, allegedly abducted 15 year old Wlyira Montl from Weedville in an auto, traveled to Iowa City and back to Elk County before arrest by Detective Leo A. Werner. He faces trial in Pittsburgh for Mann Act violation.
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Ridgway
Chaney Fiorayi
Elk County
Justice of the Peace Zest
St. Marys
Clearfield
United States
Ploravit
Pittsburgh
U. S
Wlyira Montl
Force
Weedville
Towa City
Towa
Floravit
Leo A. Werner
Dancing Party at St Edward's Hall
The Junior class of St Sawara's High School will sponsor a dancing party at St Edward's Hall Friday evening from 9 to 12. All are invited to attend.
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St. Sawara’s High School
St. Edward's Tall
Punxsutawney Councilmen Battle Charge for Street Lights
In Punxsutawney on April 7, councilmen fought a payment dispute over street lights burned after a vote to turn them off. A conference with the light committee and Associated Gas and Electric led to keeping lights on while opposing the payment. Councilman W. F. Smith led the rate-reduction effort and insisted the company must cover costs if lights stayed on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prose
W. F. Smith
Associated Gas and Electric Corporation
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Light Winter Snowfall Sets Record Lows for 1931–32
The Whig College of King Winter notes the 1931–32 winter had one of the lightest snow seasons in years with a grand total of 67.5 inches. November to February brought 33 inches, March nearly matching the other months, and experts doubt much more snow will alter the low totals.
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Ikane
Winter
Baty
Weather notes mention light snow in early April
A fragment reports light snow in the early days of April and hints at unsettled winter conditions with lingering cold.
Winter Weather Record Shows Snow Inches at Station
A weather summary notes a March precipitation total with 1.91 inches attributed to snow while other forms contributed the remainder. The data reflects station measurements for the period.
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Cattaraugus
George B. Young
Corry
State of Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Pennsylvania
William S. Lindsay
N. Euclid Avenue
Walter L. Peake
Valdura Asphalt
Stav
Simoniz
C. E. Doane
W. Main St
Butler
ST. Edwards Hall
Punasy
America
Kerry
Krome
Montgomery Ward & CO
N. Center ST
John Jones
Oil City Trust Companie Ba
Mick Magnesia
John
Scotts
Absorbine JR
Golden Lax
RuTiNe
Burke
Daggett & Hemedell
Ponds
Woodbury
Colgate
G.eam
Scholl's Corn
Ong Rapt
Keister
NLY
New York State
Associated Gas and Electric Securities Company
Pennsylvania Electric Company
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