Negros Involved In Unique Suit In Pennsylvania
In Prookville Pa a destitute former millionaire playboy named Thomas I ibiten seeks 4300 owed by Jefferson County court order from 1920. He says Jim Smith and Jack Pemberton borrowed 100 from him in 1929 giving gold stock collateral later sold for 1500. Smith jailed on bench warrant. Pemberton to be tried this week.
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Thomas I
Ani
Collec
Jefferson County
Jimmie”mith
Union City
Smith
Jack Pembatton
Brookville
iLiten
Litch
Pemberton
Clims
Alex S. Scribner
Ave
Man Killed by President's Special Train Fatality Trial
Trial in supreme court before Justice Clarence MacGregor involves Lee Cook and Raymond Cooke administrators of George M. Cook's estate of Clark's Corners. Erie Railroad is defendant in an action for wrongful death under the federal Employers Liability Act concerning a section hand killed near Waterboro at Goodwin Landing crossing on August 15, 1925, after President Roosevelt's special train passed.
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Des
Roosevelt
Waterboro
Supreme Court
Clarence MacGregor
Lee Cook
Raymond Cosle Ag
George M. Cook
Clark's Corners
Erie Railroad Company
Johnson
George W. Jude
Marion H. Wiser
George M. Gook
Claris Comers
Goodwin Landing Crossing
Cosk
Ruling on Fog Lamps Explained by Boardman
Harrising Det 15 Secretary of Reverve J Griffith Boardman ruled fog lamps may be used alone or with regnar head lamps in adverse weather. Better results come from fog lamps alone in fog rain or snow. When fog or head lamps are used rear lamp must be lit. Where fog lamps are installed there must be two or three lamps of approved type. The current compulsory motor vehicle lagged on period is in its seventh month.
Auto Crash on Fast South Street Involves Parked Truck
A minor collision occurred shortly after 10 PM when Walter Degean of Ridge Street drove into the rear of a parked truck owned by George Garnicke on Fast South Street. One fender was crumpled and the Dejeanterrain headlight and radiator grille damaged. no injuries reported and police are investigating.
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Fast South Street
Walter Degean
Ridge Street
Geroge Garnicke
DeJeanter
Transients Seek Shelter as Severe Weather Hits Town
Chief of Police Jon D. Flanigan reported a sharp rise in transients seeking lodging at the local jail after sub zero temperatures and heavy snows. He noted about a dozen were sheltered last night, with numbers often reaching eighteen to twenty during severe weather.
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Jon D. Flanigan
Arrest Priest for Lottery in Garden Stakes Directing Case
Father James R. Cox, pastor of St Patrick's in Pittsburgh, faces charges of using mail facilities to defraud and conducting a lottery in a contest called the Garden Stakes. Arrested by a postal inspector, he posted 4500 bail for U S Commissioner Roger Knox. He denies fraud or illegal mail use in the contested monastery garden naming event.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Fatherames R. Cox
St. Patrick’s
Hefeaud
Father Gox
U. S
Roger Knox
Callinily
Pitsburgh
Fire kills three at plant in Ganada disaster
A blaze tore through the Ibenzel plant of the Steel Company of Ganada in Hamilton today. Three men were killed and one injured. Officials expect damage to reach about 200000 dollars.
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Hamilton
Ibenzel
Steel Company of
Ganada
Tom Mooney Former Resident of Sciota Dies in Alaska
Tom Mooney a former resident of Sciota near Columbus died at his home in Kake Alaska on October 20. He lived in Sciota about forty years ago and was buried in Kake after thirty five years there. Survivors include a nephew Edl Ward Archibald of Levington Pa and two relatives in Erie.
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Corry
Tom Mooney
Kake
Alaska
Mr. Mooney
Columbus
Sciota
Edl Ward Archibald
Ievington
Erie
Pirates Release Bud Hafey to Coast League
The Extinburgh Pirates announce the release of outfielder Daniel Bud Hafey to the Sacramento team of the Pacific Coast League. President W E Benswanger stated Hafey’s move completes the deal for Joanny Rizzo, purchased from St Louis last October.
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Pirates
Bud Hafey
Coast League
United Press
Man Confesses Desire to Hange Self After Murder Claim
Adolf Bremer, 24, accused of killing the innkeeper’s daughter, told police he wished to hang himself but feared the act and chose murder instead, according to the report from Vienna. He reportedly attempted the act in custody.
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Vienna
Adolf Bremer
Mhy
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