Man risks life to save elder from Niagara river rapids
Joseph Cook, 77, of Allegany, plunged into the Niagara lower gorge to save James Amarelli, a widower with four children, who attempted to end his life. Both were swept by powerful currents. Cook was rescued unconscious and revived after hospital treatment for minor injuries.
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Memorial Hospital
Directors Cannot Take Judgment Bonds From Property Owners
Attorney General William Seuet states that directors serving aid or relief programs must supply food stock and clothing to those in need but cannot lend or demand repayment. He warns against using property owners as collateral for relief funds and urges adherence to statutory duties in distributing aid. Col. Henry W. Coulter of Greensburg dies in Philadelphia after long illness. he was a World War veteran and former member of the regume commission.
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Pabrilla
Col. Coulter
Philadelphia
Farmers Picnic Highlights Local Fair Results
The Farmers Picnic featured community contests at Waldanteer Park with prizes for dairy produce, horseshoes, and garden displays. Winners included Welentfard with 22 points in crop tests, James F. Pogie for dairy output, and Orville Pitus for high jump, earning state eligibility for top honors.
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Nonomaque
Three Dead in Chicago Gasoline Tank Bomber Attacks
United Press reports three killed including a child and five injured in a sequence of explosions in Chicago. A blast near a gasoline tank caused multiple deaths and injuries as investigators work to determine the attacker’s motive and method.
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United Press
Chicago
Jack Sullivan
Youth burglars rounded up by state troopers in several towns
Five youths and one adult were arrested by state troopers in Hamburg for a string of burglaries in Perrysburg and South Dayton and nearby areas. Names and ages include Frank Tnichell 17 Ward Tattonel 18 Benjamin Mower 24 Ag tur Hapei 21 and a juvenile. Also implicated were burglaries at Tee Hatman store Perrysburg and other local targets. A plan to burglarize Shieves was noted and one person injured in a separate blast.
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Perrysburg
Dayton
Frank Tnichell
Ward 'Tatonel
Benjamin Mower
Ag Tur Hapei
F. C. Milks
South Dayton
Ubey
Favorite Wins Hambletonian Stake at Glassie Meet
Coshussy won the Hambletonian stake in its seventh renewal before 15 000 spectators. Ally, owned by Mrs. Ralph R. Keler of Auburn, N Y, finished first in the final after heats with Holyrood Dennis and Invader also placing. Hollywood Dennis set a track record of 2.01 1 4 for the mile in the second heat.
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