Deer hunter bags 350 pound buck near Heart's Content
The report notes William Fine, R. D. 5, hunted successfully yesterday and brought down a 350 pound deer near Heart's Content. Other items include property action on West Frederick Street, a sheriff sale, and various local happenings such as store construction, community drives, and upcoming events. The day also mentions a snow-covered morning, road and building updates, and several local people involved in sports, charity, and civic duties.
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William Fine
R. D
Grange Meeting At Columbus and Community Notes
Columbus December 7 The Columbus grange No 875 will meet Saturday evening in OO 7 hall with officer roll call and a program including vocal solos and readings. Village schools close December 21 for vacation and reopen January 3. Red Cross relief efforts continue with clothing and household items, while the church hosts a Christmas party and a father and son banquet at The church on December 28 and 26 messages on the event.
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Columbus
Brittney Barton
Zelin Carrot
Natalie
Lone—Grange
Red Cross
Red Crisi
D. F. Bartoo
Community Church
Masie
Charge Involving Frazier Withdrawn
Erie, Sept. Ageravaten assault and battery charges against Albert M. Frazier and Ten Hindman grew from a 30th Street accident. Hindman withdrew charges against Frazier in Alderman Frank Gachkowskis court. Glenn J. Miller handled a similar action.
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Erie
Dev
Gachkowskis Court
Glenn J. Miler
Euclid Avenue
Hindman
Busint Shugatt
Billion Relief Measures Move In Senate Committees
Washington December 9 relief bills seek over 1 billion dollars in direct grants bond issues and public works to aid the needy and create jobs. La Follette Costigan propose 40 million in direct grants and a 41 year bond issue Byrnes would issue 500 million for public improvements Cutting would earmark 15 million for destitute transients via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and a drive led by Phelps Glassford backs broad aid to displaced youths and hundreds of thousands of unemployed tramps.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
LaPollette
The
Pilican
Wisconsin
Costizan
Democrat
Colorado
Olio
Ty Shites
Fasiir
Senatr Byrnes
South Carolina
Senator Cutting
New Mexico
Reconstruction Winance Corporation
Peihan V.glassford
Jolief
Reconstruction Corporation Found
Mink Trimmed Suit Adorns Screen Star Sally Bilers
A mink trimmed green wool crepe suit with a tight hem flare and surplice closing is shown by screen star Sally Bilers. She pairs the outfit with a green French felt hat brown suede gloves a tan hat and side handbag brown weather shoes and suntan hose in a coordinated ensemble.
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Sally Bilers
Hoover Plans Reorganization Of Government Departments
The plan splits functions across Interior Justice Labor and Treasury with a new public works division in Interior. Rivers and harbor work move to Public Works along with related missions. Veterans affairs and alien property custodian powers shift to Justice, and Labor gains longshoreman compensation duties. Coast Guard absorbs border patrol from Labor and customs from Treasury.
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Army
Public Works
Department of the Interior
District of Columbia
Civil Service
Compensation Commission
Tts
Coast Guard
Treasury Department
Adal Iin
Border Patrol
Labor Department
Immigration Service
Customs Service of the Treasury
Burglary convictions follow Mayville theft at Peacock Inn
Eight indictments were returned by a grand jury in Mayville with several defendants arraigned. Thomas Buckingham 42 and Charles Kuzel 18 of Cleveland pleaded guilty to third degree burglary for stealing at the Peacock Inn on November 1. Buckingham drew two to four years in Auburn Prison while Kuzel was sent to Elmira Reformatory. Wardell Bradley pleaded guilty to third degree burglary for a Jamestown store theft on November 11 with sentence deferred. Joseph DelFrey of Portland pleaded not guilty to a second degree assault charge. Rawin G. O Connor of Brocklin was assigned to defend him.
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Peacock Inn
Mayville
Dee
Grand Jury
Thomas H. Noonan
Bufalo
Supreme Schukt
Nodnun
Thomas Buckingham
Charles Kuzél
Cleveland
Auburn
Elmira Reformatory
Joseph DelFrey
Portland
Alimony to date checks exposed as rubber money
Local merchants reported two checks labeled alimony to date drawn on Farmers National Bank of Kittanning were rubber and bounced. Police were notified after identifying the distinctive marking on the notes. The checks were made payable to Grace Mattey and signed by George Mattey.
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Poi City
Dec
Oil City
Farmers National Bank of Kittanning
Grace’ Mattey
George Mattey
Tammany's Control Shaken by Inquiry
A three year legislative inquiry into New York City politics ended with Tammany Hall badly shaken. Key figures discredited and many minor officials in prison as Governor Roosevelt ousted Sheriff Parley and James Walker resigned amid graft probes. A new city charter was promised with strong reform measures. The Seabury investigation created national attention and raised hopes for dissolution of Tammany power. The case featured the Vivian Gordon murder and the Benita Bischof case as dramatic backdrop.
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United Bres
New York
New York City
Tammany
Charter
Hofstadter
Sames
Langer
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas
Tinbox Tom
Alfred ®. Smith
Joseph V. McKee
Seabury
Vivian Gordon
Benita Bischof
Penn Democrats to Formulate Program in Harrisburg
Harrisburg Dec 9 The Democratic party plans its program for the 19th Pennsylvania legislature at a meeting tonight. Warren Van Dyke state chairman said nearly all of the 65 House members and seven state senators are expected to attend, the largest Democrat delegation in years.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Warren van Dyke
Identity of hit and run motorist unknown in Altoona fatal
Police in Altoona Pennsylvania reported no clue to the identity of the driver whose car struck and killed Lynn R Hostler aged 56 as he crossed a street near his home last night The motorist fled the scene without stopping after the accident.
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Altoona, Pa
Lynn R. Hostler
Bicycle invention details from an early prototype description
The fragment describes an early bicycle with two equal wheels connected by a frame, propelled by a rider pushing against the ground. It mentions invented by Tetron Von Drala and references a front steering element, though the text is garbled.
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Heyele
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Fuure
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University of Southern California
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Bere
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PHB
Harry Mooney
Lemtel Watt Young, Jr
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South Penn ‘Oi! Company
Clarion
County Diel
St. Francis Nospital
Pittsburgh
Grange
Frazier
Mink
Hoover
TREK
Holly
Hoover Cleaners
Silverlite
E. E. Guignon
MIRRO
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