Jail Assault at Mayville Ends in Death in County Jail
In Mayville on December 11 George Anderson 44 of Jamestown faces first degree manslaughter charges after an inmate Albert Delaney ??? died from injuries suffered during an incident in the county jail. Delaney a former chef had argued with Anderson near the jail boiler room prior to Delaney’s death at Studost hospital after treatment from Dr Guy Granger. Coroner Crandall and Sheriff Bell oversee the investigation and Anderson remains under surveillance as the case proceeds.
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Mayville
George Alert
Wiggs) Anderson
Jamestown
Anderton
Albert Delaney
Dunkirk
Brd
Homestown General Hospital
Harold A. Binivdell
Craniail
Piderson
Clarence D. Bell
Anderson
Crandall
Delaney
Head
Nome
Guy Granger
Cohis
Edinboro Man’s Body Found In Warren Mill Race
In Warren on December 1 the body of John Makina of Edinboro was recovered from the mill race near the riverbank. Coroner Lowrey and police plan a formal inquiry as officers noted no foul play and Makina had disappeared after a hunting trip with friends days earlier.
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Edinboro
Warren
Associated Press
Dev
Lowrey
John Makinn
Joh Mukina
Siteni
Harty
George Hahn
Elmer James
Glenn Woolf
Mukina
Lote Funeral Home
C Lowrey
Lasso Saves Doe Caught in Lake Ice Near Bemus Point
A large Bemus Point crowd witnessed a dramatic rescue when a deer fell through the ice on Chale Nugua Lake near Shore Acres. Nelson used a lasso to reach the deer about a mile south of Bemus Point Stow ferry as firefighters responded. A truck with a heater unit arrived after the animal wedged under the ice, hanging helplessly on the surface.
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Bemus Point
Chalenugua Lake
Leeak
Inkee
Witlim Nelson
Trogen
Nelson
Bemus Point-Stow
Public intoxication case tops eye wing docket
The 125th charge against Andersonshire dated May 12, 1917 arose in General Hospital eye wing. He was arrested on a charge of public intoxication and received a suspended sentence.
Spreading Flu Forces Allegheny College Closure
Measles and cold like illnesses sweep Allegheny College causing a one day shutdown. President J Richie Schultz calls it a precaution as many students travel long distances home. About 100 students reported ill in the infirmary with around 40 hospitalizations. Roughly 25 dormitories students remained at home.
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Meadviler
Alleghieny College
Tour
Chilatians
Servetule
J. Richie Schultz
Pavily
Robert Byers Collee
House Facing Test On Labor Legislation
Washington December 11 A test shaped in the House today signals a preview of steps to curb industrial disputes and halt political activities by unions. The bill would restrict union political activity and penalize violations of no strike contracts while the Rules Committee and military committee shape proceedings and possible changes to the measure.
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Washington
Pellitient
House
Jeaders
Uhal
Luday
Wyolp Ste Bn Labay
Hey Willy
Silvatey
Hey
Wien
Tin City turmoil over private property owners on West Maint Street
Fragmented report describes ongoing contention involving owner on West Maint Street in Tin City. A named figure Uriel appears tied to the dispute as a broader, unsettled split-story context amid local department action and neighborhood tension.
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Dhamestown
Tin City
Bilalrness Distriey
West Maint Street
Clue Fur Department
Uriel Black
Fragmentary OCR item from street corner notice
Readable fragments describe a corner at West Third and Wash with references to wheat, smoke, chemical supplies and a crowd. The text appears garbled and does not yield a clear event, person, or organization to identify a definite news item.
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West Third
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