Three Bandits Take $1000 From Emery Hotel
Kane Aug 7 A crime wave climaxed as three unmasked bandits held up the Emery hotel at Bradford early Saturday. They forced bellhop Charles North to open the rear entrance and took the entire day’s receipts amounting to about $1000. They pinned guards North and Neilly in the inner office, then fled. Police alerted county and state agencies and teletype warnings went out. The bandits, described as foreign with dark complexions, included a tall man in a brown suit and two others in dark clothing. North and Neilly to Buffalo for identification via photo gallery. Manager Walter Lindsey said receipts totaled $1000 pending full check.
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Bradford
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Clarence Neilly
Pred J. Lidylete
Highway Patrol
al Kane
Neilly Jd North
Nelly
North
Buffalo
Yogues Gallery
Plothres
Walter Lindsey
Himery
White Cranes Visit Farm On Bucktail Trail
A group of thirteen white cranes visited Edward Singinger’s Bucktail Trail farm on Friday. They landed near the pond in front of the Sarginger home about 10:45, remained until 2 PM, and roamed the area with little fear, allowing family members to approach within about 100 feet. Mrs. Sarginger captured snapshots expected to be prized once developed.
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Edward Singinger
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Sarginger
Ctif Jon
Titusville Golfers Win Third Consecutive Quadrangle Title
Titusville Country Club golfers capture their third straight quadrangle championship by blanking Conewango of Warren 15 to 0 on their home course. Moonbrook of Jamestown takes second after a 11 to 4 win over Wanango of Oil City. Wanango was strongest foe Friday, but the locals ran the table across the two city matches.
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Twipusville
Titun Ville
Tost
Wanango
Go Getter Johnson Reaches 51 by M. Chenoweth
Gen. Hugh Johnson, architect of the selective draft and head of the national recovery act, is depicted as a forceful administrator driving codes and jobs. The piece covers his career from early military leadership to recovery chief, his hard-edged methods, and his relentless work ethic.
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Central Press
Washington
Hugh Johnson
America
United States
General Johnson
Johnson
Jolson
Ghs. Johnson
War Industries Board
San Francisco
Gen
Jobowl. Pershing
Mexico
Stany
Moline Plow Go
Maline
Moline Implement Go
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
GenWay Johnson
Police fail to advance murder probe near Girard farm
Police continued the investigation into the double murder of Albert and Jonanna Biegerty found slain on their farm two miles south of Girard. Authorities admitted a wall in the case, with District Attorney Martimer I. Graham and Sgt. Edward Price returning from Butler to examine fingerprints found at the scene. Funeral services for the couple are planned Monday with burial in Girard Cemetery.
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Wrie
Albert
Jonanna Biegerty
Girard
Ithe Uiterthond
Martimer I
Graham
Sergt
Edward Price
State Police
Butler
Girard Cemetery
Warren Loses To Orioles In Wild Interstate League Game
Jamestown Drigley and Warren Pa a Marchants teamed in a high scoring Interstate League game at Oriole Field yesterday afternoon. The Orioles defeated Warren 13 to 12 as Warren outhit the Orioles 122 to 115, taking advantage of locals’ errors at key moments.
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Warren
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Oriole Field
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Orioles
Fairview School Entered Amid Fire Alarm at Fourth Ward
Police investigate after an attempted arson at Fairview School and a similar incident near Manvinwool, where youths allegedly tampered with a shopfront. Firefighters found the building ablaze but no injuries or loot recovered as responders secured the scene. The guard reported no forced entry and officers traced the blaze to the front door.
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Manvinwchool
Childrie
Wollee
Fourth Ward
NRA Pushes Buy Now Movement and Labor Code Reforms
The article notes the NRA promoting a Buy Now movement while urging Congress to reimburse unavoidable contract changes next year. It reports states and cities adopting similar adjustments, details permanent wage and hour standards for women’s cloak and suit workers, banning sweatshop conditions, a 48 to 54 hour week, and minimum wages. The piece lists industry codes advanced, including textiles and shipbuilding, with hearings on wallpaper and corset industries upcoming.
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Dior Gram
Congress
NRA
Collin Textiles
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