Auto wreck report rule threats penalties warn operators
Harrisburg officials warn that operators who fail to file accident reports with the Bureau of Motor Vehicles face full penalties under state law. Commissioner Benjamin G. Byron stresses reporting to the bureau is mandatory even if police were notified.
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Eynon
Harrisburg
Benjamin G. Byron
Byron
Eluer
Ldw
Poli
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
L. ©. Smith
Uifeon
Gil
Smith
Ibnel
Cardrena
Thea
Bie Raau
Hie
Pit
P R R Awards Big Contract For Bearings And Turbine
Pennsylvania Railroad awards bearings worth 400000 to equip 150 new electric locomotives. H H Timken of Timken Roller Bearing Company announced the deal. Also Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co received a 7500 kilowatt turbine generator unit order from Ottertall Power Co in Fergus Falls Minnesota.
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New York
Revelptor
Pennsylvania Railroad
H. H. Timken
Timken Roller Bearing Company
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co
Ottertall Power Go
Fergus Falla
Nagorski for Judge of Orphans' Court endorsed by citizens
Political advertising endorses Francis T. Nagorski for Judge of Orphans' Court citing his past fairness as Vice Mayor and Director of Finance of Hice. Campaign committee led by Dr G. M. Studebaker notes his record against discrimination and promises honesty and impartiality in office.
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Francis T. Nagorski
Orphans’ Court
Hice
G. M. Studebaker
Prison Terms Handed Four In Erie County Court
In Drie Erie County three men and a youth pleaded guilty before Judge A. P. Rossiter. William Gallagher, 49, floater, with a long prison record was fined 25 dollars and costs and sentenced to 2 years 2 months to 5 years in the Western Penitentiary after breaking into Alfred Stern’s store. Glen Howard, West 16th Street, received 2 to 5 years in the Allegheny County workhouse with two years to follow in the Western Pen after parole violation. Donald Shaner, 17, returned from Dayton to Erie, was sent to Huntington reformatory for an indefinite term after alleged theft of an overcoat and $12. John C. Torella, 86, 1512 Parade Street, fined 25 dollars and costs and 20 days in county jail for possession of intoxicating liquors.
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Erie County
Wourh
A. P. Rossiter
William Gallagher
Floater
Alfred Stern
Joliet
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wis
Cleveland
Columbus
Glen Howard
West 16Th Street
Pennsylvania
Donald Shaner
Erie
Dayton
Wesley Streb
Huntington Reformatory
Morganza Reformatory
John C. Torella
Par- Ade Street
Fourth fire victim dies at West Penn hospital
Aug 7 report from Fitstburgh states James Mc Neelis, 76, the 84th fatality from the July 24 blaze at the Little Sisters of the Poor Home for Age, died at West Penn hospital from shock yesterday.
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Fitstburgh
Little Sisters of the Poet
West Penn Hospital
James McNeelis
Jubilee Singers Farewell Event Highlights Sparta Area
An Aug Sparta vicinity newsletter recounts a well attended farewell by the Jubilee Singers in Grange Hall. The group plans a Chicago vacation before fall tours. Local gatherings include church services, Rotary Club entertainment by Robert Gibson and Marjorie Pfeiffer, and social visits among residents as they prepare for fall schooling and events.
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Jubilee
Grange Hall
Chicago
Baptist
Carlton
Indland
Mary Johnson
Mary
Indiana Normal
Robert Gibson
Marjorie Pfeiffer
Rotary Club
Jat Corry
Robert
Edinboro
Som George
Lansing
Mich
Glyndon
DeWitt Snapp
Natal
Local residents visit relatives over a few days
The text notes Mrs. Emory Rees and Miss Lucile Schreckengost visiting for several days at the grandparents, Mr and Mrs Ely Schreckengost, with Clifford Shreve of Bloomfield also spending time at the Bates home. The fragment mentions a telephone exchange and several local individuals.
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George ‘Thurston
Léttas
Ia .A. Thurston
Ashlabula
Henry C. Thurston
Lansing
Mich
Ohio City
Raymond Happster
Bart
Toby
Tey
Emory Rees
Lucile Schreckengost
Biple
Ely Schreckengost
Clifford Shreve
Bloomfield Towns
Fred 8. Bates
SCRIPPS HOWARD MAKES CHANGES IN NEWSROOM POSITIONS
New York Aug 7 Scripps Howards announces major personnel changes effective Aug 10 Promoted Frank T Carroll to Scripps Howard general offices in Pitts burgh. Surrell replaced in Pitts burgh by Frank G Morrison formerly Indianapolis Times business manager Morrison to be succeeded by Hart D Baker from Washington News Baker will be followed by Nelson G Poynter currently News advertising manager.
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Uniteu Rrees
New York
Ghungea
Lodal
W. G. Chandler
Scrippy- Howard Newspapers
Prank T. Carroll
Piltshurgh Press
Wim
Surrell
Pittsbursh
Trunk G. Morrison
Indianapolis Times
Hart D. Baker
Washington News
Baker
Nelson G. Poynter
The
News
Third death by own action in Cuba man finds no escape
Leaton Ingalls, 68, of Cuba, N Y., hanged himself from a tree on the Tadian reservation after two prior suicide attempts. He had been ill two years and health worries were cited as the motive. The body was found at 6 80 o clock by Keith Barely. Survived by wife Edith, estranged, and brother Grant Ingalls of Cuba.
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Cuba
N.Y
Leaton Ingalls
Priuisday
Sprigg
Tadian
Ingalls
Keith Barely
Higalls
Edith Ingalls
Grant Ingalls
Will 5 For It Point 01 Inited P WASHT
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