Erie gambling den raids reveal wired links to Capone ring
Discovery of a slave wire telephony system connecting four gaming houses and linked to major race outfits in the United States Cuba and Canada led to raids on State street establishments. No arrests yet as police identify a man tied to gambling and liquor. one suspect was detained then released after verification. Authorities seek principals behind the operation.
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John Doe
Harry Russell
Otto Herbs
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Brie
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Community Aid Bazaar and town notices in Columbus
Community events include a bazaar at CG L Blenchard's store hosted by Community Aid with articles to Mrs. W R Pargo by Tuesday. Salvation Army services led by Capt. Appleby at 7 p.m. with Sunday school and Young People's Society meetings. Vacation school schedule, library hours reduced during holidays, and school recess from Dec 24 to Jan 6. Local residents share travel and county history notes, Grange attendance, and notable deer harvested by Ivan Smith, Vern Lewis, and Fred Shippee.
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Community Aid
CG. L. Blenchard
W. R. Pargo
Mary Walton
George Ripley
Fairview
Pat Arch Bristow
Garland
Warren County
Grange
Pomona Grange
Grand Valley
Ivan Smith
Vern Lewis
Fred Shippee
Homemakers Club Meeting Announced for December 17
The Homemakers Club schedules a December 17 meeting at 2 00 p m with a Christmas program and new Christmas Candies recipes by Miss Smith for children. Books will be awarded to members who attended four fifths of sessions. The group invites Corry area homemakers to join and notes Miss Smith can assist with party menus.
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Miss Smith
Corry
Cory
Home Service Department
Associated Gas & Electric System
Harold Lloyd Rex Feature Delivering Laughs and Thrills
Harold Lloyd stars in a fast moving all dialog comedy at the Rex Theatre. The film promises nonstop action from start to finish with Lloyd’s signature stunts and gags, amid praise for its brisk pace and romantic strains.
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Rex Theatre
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Peet
Old Trick Returns in Modern Tax Racing Tale
An old method of calming stubborn mules with a sugar loaf fixed to a pole resurfaces in a new sport called tax racing where decoy rabbits are propelled by electric trolleys, racing ahead of greyhounds in a swift, lightning manner.
Winter Itch Baker’s 51013 Trial Size Prescription Jar
Annoying winter skin disease afflicts many. Immediate relief via a famed physician’s prescription used over 50 years. Trial size 50c. Jar $1.00. Available in Corry through Keister's Drug Store and by reputable druggists nationwide.
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Corry
Keister
Arrests Made in Jamestown Raids at Center Street
Jamestown December 8 police raided a Center Street house at 67 capturing five hundred beer bottles two one gallon cans of alcohol and three quarts of alcohol seized from an alleged speakeasy Proprieter Mitra Kolomedk 35 was arrested on endangering morals of children with three boys present Five men were questioned and released Officers Axel Levin Edward Nyholm George Arnold and Himer Lev led the raid. Earlier at 9 45 Octove raided 30 12 Institute Street arresting five men Norman Darnell proprietor charged with endangering morals of children Four children were found in the place including two visitors and two neighbors A quart bottle of alcohol was thrown into the river and a pint bottle found on site
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Jamestown
Center Street
Mitra Kolodendk
Axel Levin
Edward M. Nyholm
George A. Arnold
Himer “A. Lev
Octove
Institute Street
Norman Darnell
Trains to continue on Valley branch between Titusville and Dunkirk
The Public Service Commission announced continued operation of nine passenger trains on the Valley branch of the New York Central Railroad running Titusville to Dunkirk. The heavy Dunkirk schedule for Monday was cancelled pending further action on the proposed discontinuance.
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New York Central Railroad
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Publi Service Commission
Dunkirk
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Fined $200 Each For Doe Kill In Warren County
Two hunters in a sedan were stopped near Pittsfield Sunday afternoon by Game Protectors Elmer Nelson and Langston. Under a seat they hid a doe carcass. They paid $20 fines plus costs for illegal killing and attempting to transport the deer out of state, then were allowed to proceed. The incident marked the county's most costly deer case of the year.
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Warren
Wees
Pittsfield
Elmer Nelson
Langston
Venango County
Son
Jamestown Sees Weekend Car Thefts Reported
Two automobiles stolen in Jamestown during the weekend. A 1925 dark blue heavy machine coupe valued at 2500, owned by Leonard G. Cowing, 401 East Four Street, had New York license H 6 72 and was taken near the First Baptist Church around o clock last night. A 1927 green medium weight coach, left window broken, license 2H 13 33, was stolen from Carl Malm at 921 East Second Street on Saturday night.
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Jamestown
Lwoam
Leonard G. Cowing
East Foure Street
New York
First Baptist Church
Malm
East Second Street
Lio
Bradford girl assessed fine after automobile collision
Miss DeRosia of Bradford was fined by Judge William M. Packer after an auto collision at the Liberty streets intersection. The hearing, before the Bradford court, involved police and state patrol witnesses, with testimony on suspected intoxication and field tests, though medical experts did not testify.
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Voorhigs
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State Highway Patrol
Erie Woman Fatally Struck Crossing Sixth and Cascade
Erie December 8 Mrs Anna Horman 64 of 412 Cascade Street was fatally injured when run down by an automobile while crossing at Sixth and Cascade. Driver Edward Benner Rd No 1 said he swerved to avoid her but skidded on a slippery road. She was taken to Hamet hospital and died several hours later.
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Erie
Anna Horman
Cascade Street
Sixth
Edward Benner
Rusty 3 and Palance Tally Uneven Numbers
A fragment shows unclear figures and terms like rusty 3 tion there for they palanc with values $04.7 and 2.8. The readable bits suggest a numeric or pricing note but lack full context or identifiable entities to clarify.
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