Torch Murder of Greenville Woman Solved
Elizabeth Campbell is arrested after confessing to the April murder of Mrs Benjamin Mowry in Cranford. He shot her in the head, dragged the body to roadside, and set clothing ablaze to hide the crime. The suspect claimed bigamy and fear of discovery drove the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Henry Colla Campoell
Benjamin Mowry
Maryland
Pole
Cranford
Margaret
Sore
Finirdsville
Tor
Wastom
Pebeda
Argus
Hilton
Mowry
Springfield Avenue
Jamestown Man Robbed After Being Beaten at Garage
Elmer Porsey of 186 McKinley Avenue was struck with stones by two unidentified men and robbed of $1,000 in cash as he finished parking his car at a rear garage. He is hospitalized with injuries not believed to be serious. Police hunt for suspects as clues remain meager. A second item notes a Greenville case involving a woman’s vanished funds and later refund after travel.
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Jamestows
Elmer Rorsey
McKinley Avenue
Jamestown General Hospital
Iajaries
Fomvey
Nin
Pohee
Porseey
Porscey
Bin
Romsney
Borscey
Cory men among speakers at Warren meet
More than a hundred attended the Taras Walton League of America dinner and meeting last evening in the YWCA activities building. Speakers included Wesley Howard of Corry, Buller manager of the fish hatchery, Wilson McGrew of the Isaak Walton League chapter in TalIestown, Rev. Herold F. P. Stoddard of the First Baptist Church, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taras Walton Leamie of America
YW. C4
Wesley Howard
Corry
Buller
Union City
Isaak Walton League
Taliestown
Wilson McGrew
Pittfield
Herold FP Stoddard
State plans Big Road project across Waterford region
Residents of Waterford and Payara contest a proposed highway reroute that would pull the present plants through Waterford to Union City and Mill Village then toward Allegheny, with an Ohio link. Fisher opposes rerouting, citing a $900,000 state cost and miles of new road. Legislative action looms as controversy grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Payara
John
Fisher
Union City
Mill Village
Iddinborss
Lavery Corners
Wellsboro
Alleg Pas
Ohio
Wisterford
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promised to Fight Colds
A vintage advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a long trusted tonic to bolster vitality against germs. It claims the remedy helps prevent colds and pneumonia, cites testimonials from users, and directs readers to buy at dealers or write the Dr. Pierce’s Invalid Hotel in Buffalo NY for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Eamon
Dangiers- Wien
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Yu
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Greenville
New Jersey
Jamestown
Anil Drye
Campbell
Miuyder
Union County
Elkton
Chetters
National Bank of New Jersey
News Brumawici
Tnion City
Eah Ramsey
Donald
Corry Morday
Kenneth
Bettar
Erie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oil City Crust Company
Oil Guy, Ba
Johnson
Cory
Warren
J. Frank Terry
Chicago
Nightingales
Celoron Park
Thang. Xuabies
Gould St
SVARR
East Washingon St
Gene EE Bilek
Att Forest Bulok Ga
Main St
Bandera
Washington Street
York
South Counter
Topins
Bath
Guilton
Ront
JS Delaware St
Houss
Hast Gongrena Street
Wall Garden
Canyenienges
Inez Ménuaier
J. A. Clough
Nat
Partlow
North Center
Lee C. B. Donne
Mt Onp
Mstmufuelure Ur
Sas Owiehe St
Springetinid
Mass
Ata
Richman
THE
Richman Brothers CO
St. St
Cleveland
Lamopa
Spring Creek Road
East South St. A
Weat Main Street
Jony Reszella
Bast Pleasant St
Thomas Jensen
Bug
Pleasant Street
Corry, RD
Ta' Meera
Hetty A. Brockman
East Main
Oise Mercha
Cal
Weslls Grocery
West Muhi Street
West Pleasint Atreet
W. Rott
Concord Stlle
Inquire
N. Cohen
J. B. Patternon
L, Alexander
Pesiraple
Willow Yithout
Finority Center
Atreet
Bttof
Doud Hill
Tnen
Guy Gates
Tuctioneer
SILS
Pennsylvania
City of
Getoher
Swldl
Nevin R, Dickson
Leach
Notich
Clyde D. Wilcox
Iice
State of Pennsylvania
Hatate
Falma
Anna Cy Wilcox
Cony
Fuller L. Peake
South Center Street
Curry, Pa
Root’s Sport Shop
West South St
Citizens Nations
STARR
East
Washington St
Corry, PA
Hows
Jo Ma Jute Inn
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