True Bills Returned by Venango Grand Jury
Twenty five true bills and one not true bill were returned at the April term of quarter sessions court. Indictments named Gesree Evans for aggravated assault and battery, several men for driving while intoxicated, Allen Fleming for unlawfully burning bee hives, Albert Knapp for theft and selling stolen goods, six people from Erle street Franklin on morals charges, and several men tied to a burglary at the Keystone Hotel. Jurors will reconvene next Monday after a brief discharge.
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Branklin
Apel
Alpril
Lutu
Gesree Evans
Start
City
Wi A Perry
Jarceny
Corp
Marcus White
Oscar MM. Shakespeare
Francistin
Knapp
Shakespeare
Erle Street
Franklin
Richard Alas Dirk Jones
Lessie Johnson
Lessie Jones
Andrew O'Polka
John Doe
Robert Netties
Gertrudle Steinar
Frank Baldwin
Crawfanl Burton
Richard Smith
Prinklin
B.C
Hrantelin
Galloway
Keystone
Jury finds man negligent in death after train collision
Coroner's inquest heard Charles C Olsen aged 48 of 025 West Bard Street was killed when his car was struck by a freight train at 11th and German streets. The jury recommended assigning a night watchman at the crossing to prevent a repeat incident.
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Charles C Olsen
West
Bard Street
Opissine
Earl Will Insist On Flood Control Plans
Harrisburg April 24 United Press reports flood control, once disapproved as too costly, will be included in Governor Earl’s formal call to the May 4 special session. He will push provisions to use potential food legislation, seek appropriations to eliminate fire hazards and overcrowding at four state institutions, while Republican members of a bipartisan group reportedly oppose institutional expansion during the current financial stress.
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Makey J. Patters
United Press
Harrisburg
Germany
Earl
Congress
Pomayvinia Tawmikers
Harle Wil
Erie-Crawfor
Will Rose
Pri- Maris
Renewspaper
Mather
Who's Who
Kane High Students Head to Washington
Eighty-one Kane High School seniors prepare for a long weekend trip to Washington D C leaving Kane at 6 30 AM on three buses. Forty girls and forty one boys make up the class of over a hundred on the journey filled with high hopes for the capital visit.
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Kane
Kane High School
Washington, D. C
New York State Gets Jump in WPA Funds
New York leads with large WPA allocations through January 1, followed by Illinois Missouri and Texas. Total allocations since inauguration top 4.576 billion by April 1 with substantial portions obligated and spent, while administrative costs remain around 3.8 cents per dollar. WPA officials note allocations reflect spending, not political significance.
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New York State
Tage
New York
Nlpols
Missouri
Miei
Wisconsin
Treasury
WPA
Ior
Erie County P T A to Meet
The annual Spring meeting of the Erie County Council of Parents and Teachers will be held at the Unitarian Church, 149 West Ninth street, Erie, on Wednesday April 28. Registration opens at 9 30 a.m. A business session will include officer elections by laws adoption and committee reports. Luncheon at noon with reservations due by Monday the 27th. At 3 p.m. William Pratt will lead a five panel discussion with Herman Grose Dr W W D Sones Ross Wink and Maurice Kolpien on What should schools teach and why. Bees Kill Valuable Horses. Buckland New Zealand Two valuable horses were killed by stings from swarms of bees disturbed by a mowing machine near their hives.
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Erie County Council of Parents and Teachers
Unitarian Church
West Ninth Street
Erie
Willia Pratt
Ere Cowty
Herman Grose
Erie City Schools
W. W. D. Sones
Erie Center
University of Pittsburgh
Ross Wink
Erie Day Achoor
Maurice Kolpien
Harborcreek High School
Buckland
New Zealand
Warren school board approves tentative budget with higher per capita tax
Warren voters face a 19 mill tax rate for the coming year while per capita assessments rise from 2.50 to 4.00. The budget totals 552,518.05, aided by federal grants, bond sales, and property-sale receipts. Copies are available at the superintendent’s office for 30 days before final adoption on May 25.
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Warren
Weeling
Warren Boro
Te High
State Legislatus
Former Corry Artist Lauded by Writer and Fans
The Corry audience honors Inex Mecusker, famed as "The American Cantatrice," with praise from critics and locals. Once Sousa’s soloist for four years, she remains admired in Fraulin as fans recall her Bowery memories and classic ballads. A large crowd welcomed her opening in The First Commandment, highlighting her enduring poise and vocal grace.
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Brionds
Ince
Corry
Songa
Wiiter Jucke
Inge “Meesker
Keith's
New York City
Tisack
Daisy
Bowery
Mecusker
Inex Mocustes
America
Titusville Leader Maxwell Chic dies after operation
Titusville community mourns prominent resident Maxwell B Chic who died following surgery. A mason, business figure, and active civic member, he led a life in Titusville since 1905 and was born May 12 1874 in Enterprise. Survived by widow, son John Chick of Titusville, daughter Mrs W Peshody of New Brunswick, funeral at Presbyterian church with Masonic ritual, interment at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Maxwell B. Chic
Titusville
Trosyi
Enterprise
Hick
Titusvile Chamber of
Commarea
Titusvilis City Club
Merchants Asanfiation
Pon
Huvineesy Asgoalate
John 13
Chick
Tikisvile
Peshody
New Brune
Fiméra
Presbyterian Church
Masonie Towers
Woonlawn Cemetery
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Venango County
Aulvert
EARLE
Kane High
Washington
Erie County
P.T. A
Fraulin
Thusville
Nees
San Ouentin Prison
Cal— Court
Smith
San Quentin Penitentiary
Politleat
Yankee
Kelton
Keister
Safe Central
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
General Motors
Wilk
Thomas Motor Company
Clinton St
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