Alleged Slayer Arrest Linked to Wife in Old Case
A man known for a jealous temper faced arrest as authorities linked him to a murder in New York state and a long-ago shooting tied to his wife. Detectives said the suspect, once married to a woman named in local chatter, traveled through major states before his 1910-linked notoriety surfaced in today’s inquiry.
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Keysin
Tinian
Moore
Wis-roon
Farm Home Destroyed in Mayville Fire
April 14 in Mayville a nearly new $1200 home of Arthur and Mrs Wilcox burned early Friday. The couple escaped with a bedframe and some belongings. a poultry business and incubator setup nearby led to rumors the fire began there, but the cause remains unknown.
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Winslow
Wilcos
Knapp Named Warren Schools Superintendent
Warren voters met yesterday to elect a county superintendent for a four year term starting May 1. The incumbent Knapp was unanimously chosen with a salary of 4000 dollars annually, up from prior pay. Blair was named assistant superintendent at 400 dollars monthly, up by 50 dollars.
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Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Omaha Mother
In 1819 memories of Lydia B Pinkham rise as her Vegetable Compound gains household fame in American homes. Mrs Adolph Bratke of South Omaha Nebraska credits years of use with dramatic health improvement and regained strength to work and manage her eight room house.
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Maple Syrup Wanted At Highest Market Price
Beeman and Hildum Clymer in New York seek several thousand gallons of maple syrup and offer the highest market price. Call 41-73.
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N. Y
Big Damage Suit Planned in Erie Dance Hall Incident
Building inspector reports potential for a damage lawsuit stemming from a dance hall incident at the Ble Brand dance pavilion on West Temi Street. Investigations note unsafe conditions for dancers and possible claims against owner and building operators. parties could face substantial financial liability.
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McMainas
Red Pepper Rub Promises Fast Pain Relief
Advertises Rawles Red Pepper Rub for rheumatism neuritis sore muscles and joint pain claiming immediate heat and rapid relief. Promises a tingling sensation within minutes and urges purchase at drug stores with Rowles branding and a free sample offer.
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Rawles
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Wiutetall Pilarmacal
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New York
Carpenters Strike Anxious in Dunkirk As Jobs Halted
In Dunkirk on a Saturday strike, carpenters refuse wage increase demands, blocking contractors and delaying work. Secretary Kay reports no immediate settlement as tension grows among local trades. A separate Dunkirk death by suicide is noted, with a market proprietor dead near a bar, the motive unclear.
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William J
Kay
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Jie
Deanwe
Bear Lake News Items
Local notes recount visitors, illness, and social events in Bear Lake area. Mentions Roy Hinkel family, Maria Phelpe, and several residents. reports a work accident involving a brakeman killed near Jamestown and other scattered incidents.
Fire at Navy Yard Barracks Injures Six In Philadelphia
A blaze at a four story Navy Yard barracks in Philadelphia injured two servicemen and four others as smoke overcame six. Emergency crews battled the stubborn fire for an hour before additional units were summoned to assist at the scene.
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Ted Spoffigars
Navy Yard
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Philadelphia
Secret of 8.8. Skin Remedy Promises Clear Results
An old advertisement claims eczema and skin irritation stem from weak impure blood. It asserts S. S. 8.8 builds red blood cells, purges impurities, and cures boils pimples blackheads and rashes. Brand sold by druggists in bottles of various sizes.
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Local Visits and Family News From Jamestown Area
Mrs Annie Peterson and daughter visited Ar and Mrs G Q Johnson with Miss Marjorie Tilotsor at Luete Madden’s Watts Flite home over the weekend. Louie Lopus and Levens attended the funeral of George Daniels. Arthur McGraw returned to the farm for Warren. Vern Baker of Jamestown visited his mother over Easter. Mrs Clare Gordon of her parent’s on Friday.
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Si Jauhestown
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Luete Madden
Watts
Louie Lopus
Ini Levens
George Daniels
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Warren
Vern Baker
Jamestown
New Trial Sought for Slayer of Children
United Press reports a request for a new trial for Raymond Winton a streetcar conductor convicted of murdering Alexander Latin and his sister Helen in Pittsburgh. The filing seeks reversal or modification of the death sentence arguing legal errors and new grounds for appeal.
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