Stolen Goods Recovered From Kane Store Heist
Kane, April 18. Two youths Munard McIntyre and Gary Youngaulet found two suitcases with clothing stolen from Ulf Brothers store while in woods north of the city. The items were damaged by rain and snow. Police recovered part of the stolen property and seek two suspects who fled the area on the theft morning. Clues point to possible destinations Buffalo and Canada. Inventory will determine the total value, estimated between $200 and $400. Police continue to hunt for the youths.
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Kane
Ulf Brothers
Munard McIntyre
Gary Youngaulet
Guld Springe
Wit
Buffalo
Canada
Pollce
Ice Jams Cause of Killing Fish in Pennsylvania Streams
A Pennsylvania Sanitary Water Board study led by Christian J. Siebert links mass fish kills in spring to large ice jams breaking in U t ront of Milford and Trenton. Investigations ruled out poisonous discharges and attributed the deaths to ice action during an unusually severe winter, with bruised fish found among samples from commercial fisheries.
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Halwropun
Dean
Christian J. Siebert
Eskulius
Pennsylvania Sanitary Water Board
Sanitary Water Board
Helicom
Pennsylvania
Delaware River
Boudekerg and
Alonen
Lehigh River
Careul
Lehigh Valley Canal
Milford
New Jersey
Rastor
Trenton
New Hope
Enginee
NRA Denounced at Church Conference in Philadelphia
The NRA was denounced as conceived in a smadhouse by Dr. S D McConnell former rector of St. Luke Church Ames tea. The Protestant Episcopal church of Ames tea held a conference in Philadelphia April 18 where conservative clergy criticized the organization and questioned its influence.
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Uuiteu
Philadelphia
NRA
Amestea
SD. McConnell
Church of St. Luke
Timaties
Turkish Hat Lawsuit Seeks Damages Over Defective Cap
A disappointed purchaser sues the hat makers for compensatory damages after a Turkish cap became unwearable in three days. Twenty five witnesses will testify in Milwaukee as the suit moves forward. The plaintiff seeks payment for a replacement hat and other costs.
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MiWekey
Atul
Hemlock Named State Tree in Pennsylvania Bulletin
Harrisburg details the official designation of hemlock as Pennsylvania’s state tree by act of Legislature and Governor Pinchot in 203h, with notes on growth, characteristics, historic size, and reforestation efforts. It covers transplant plans, rarity of large trees, and locations like Suck Forest Park, Snyder-Mid Wesworth, Hemlock State Park, and Allegheny National Forest as notable stands.
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Marrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department Forests and Waters
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Henry & Clepper
Upnber
Limnberman
Heminck
Suits
Suck Forest Park
Jefferson County
Snyder-MidWesworth State Forest
Snyder County
Hemlock State Park
Perry County
Allegheny National Forest
Warten County
Injured Men in Guard Rail Crash Near Franklin
Two men from Franklin, Victor Alott and Dom in Orsino, were injured when a truck abandoned guard rails near Osc City, plunging toward railroad tracks. The Reo pickup, driven by Oscie Shakespeare, veered after allegedly being tampered with, sending riders off a bridge and into a yard of parked tank cars.
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Victor Scott
Dominic Orsino
Franklin
OS City
Victor Alott
Domain Orsino
Frank Jin
Washington Bride
Oscie Shakespeare
Frantlin
Pranilin
Scott
Orsina
James Milsony
Frankslin
Hat cleaner slain amid share-down robbery in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports John Golcher aged 32 was shot and killed during a robbery attempt at Jane Tate’s hat cleaning shop. Tate, 43, owner, says Golcher had taken about 78 dollars over the past year under threats. she says he returned, she fired a revolver from a shelf, and he died.
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Anneu
Philadelphia
Potice Today
John Golcher
Shar No
Lotisdale
Ravca Iing Yen
Janes Tate
Lord Potee Golcher
Lisingll
Goleher
Teale
Anit
Urge Care in Guarding Wild Life
Harrisburg April 18 The Board of Game Commissioners issues an annual appeal urging motorists to avoid needless killing of game on highways. Spring months see unusually high tolls as rabbits fawns and other wildlife suffer from headlights and collisions.
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Harrisburg
Board of Game Commissioners
Commission
CWA Worker’s Home Burns In Brig Fire
Rudolph Smith a CWA worker and his family lost their home at 2nd and Zack Road 115 Olstorle Tuesday morning in a fire of undetermined origin. Three fire companies under Battalion Chief Stoltz fought the blaze but lacked water. The house owned by W Wick 3580 W. 26th Street valued at 2500. Smith was away at work on the West Lake road water main project. his wife and three children escaped unharmed.
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Rudolph Smith
CWA
2Nd
Zack Road
Olstorle
Stoltz
Wick
26Th Street
I Smith
Hadlg
ICWA
Gubernatorial hopeful Arangeman files strong petition haul
Tilghman J. Arangeman, 44, a meat cutter from Pottstown, surprised friends by collecting 3,200 signatures on nominating petitions across nine counties. He is noted as the father of several children.
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Pottstown
Tilghman J. Arangeman
Young Southwest Outlaws Kept Up in Youthful Infamy
United Press reports that the four famed outlaws of the Southwest reached peak notoriety in their twenties. Billy the Kid died at 21 after 21 killings. Sam Bass led a vicious gang into his thirties. Clyde Barrow at 24 and Pretty Boy Floyd at 27 drew national pursuit with rapid bank robberies and deadly exploits. Bonnie Parker and Belle Starr also rose to notoriety in youth as part of the era’s outlaw record.
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W. Winston Copeland
United Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Touth
Southwest
Clyde Barrow
Charles Pretty Boy Floyd
Billy the Kid
Sam Bass
Vicowa
New Mexico
Histeillars
West
Buffalo Bill Cody
Jesse James
Texas Rangers
Floyd
Oklahoma
Barrow
Bonnie
Parker
Belle
Starr
Coal tipple fire destroys Shawmut operation at Elk County
A Shawmut Mining Co coal tipple at No 31 Min Hyrnedale Elk County was destroyed in a Monday evening blaze. Loss about $20 000 with 200 workers idle as a railroad car under the tipple also burned. Cause not yet determined. tipple capacity 1000 tons daily and mines had been on a two day week since April 1. Tipple will be rebuilt.
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Ridgway
Min Hyrnedale
Elk County
Shawmut Mining Co
Shawmut Mining Go
Newspapers Back Veto Backed by Wide Editorial Support
New York April 18 A nation wide survey shows 90 percent of newspapers editorialized on Congress veto of the veterans compensation bill. Editorials were long and detailed with little party bias though Republicans largely supported the President and some Democrats opposed the veto. About 70 percent backed the President, 15 percent defended Congress, 15 percent silent.
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New York
United States
Congress
Romeike
Borough millage increased by Warren council millage hike
At an adjourned borough council meeting in Warren the budget for the year was adopted. Discussion covered operating a municipal lighting plant and paving plans. Eleven members attended along with Burgers RW Stebe solicitor S D Blickman clerk Marjorie Dougherty engineer C W Barwis and street commissioner Marcin Quarsen. The budget shows millage rising from 12 to 14 but explained by a reduced assessed valuation last year and the total 14 mills are needed to cover working borough expenses.
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Marjorie Dougherty
C. W. Barwis
Marcin ‘Uarsen
O. A. Pressel
Counten Gaughn
Blair
Miller
Johns
Wells
Fischer
Geracimos
Reese
I Wa
Pennsylvania acreage down in 1929 harvest estimates
Pennsylvania farmers expect harvest on 4,735,000 acres of corn, oats, potatoes and hay, down from 4,818,000 acres last year, a 0.5 percent drop. Officials cite a weather and market impact, with reductions spread across crops and regions.
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Tharrisburg
Pennsylvania
Third death in explosion rocks Johnsonburg family
Ridgway April 18 The toll from the gas explosion at Ralph Vega’s residence in Johnsonburg has risen to three. Mrs Flegal died at 12 45 am Tuesday at Elie County General Hospital after being hospitalized since Saturday. Her husband Ralph Plegal and daughter Mons Mae, 10 months, had previously died. Thomas Plegal, 24, remains seriously burned but is expected to recover. Mrs Flegal, 26, born in Johnsonburg, leaves a mother and four children, plus four brothers, three sisters and a half sister. The report notes further family ties in nearby towns.
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Ridgway
Hhs
Ralph Vega
Johnsonburg
Flegal
Elie County General Hospital
Flegil
Johnsonbins
Rosa Younng
Johsonburg
Malcollm Galbraith
Lock Haven
Russe Galbraith
Tonal Galbraith
Frank Barker
Stinley Woleslagle
Johinsinbure
Nelle Latshany
Briffalo
Miss Gora Young
Jomsonbiing
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All-Way Electric CO
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Ane Ae Co
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Federal Reserve System
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Savin
Unitec Reopy
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Tna
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