Oil City Youth Recovers After Suicide Attempt
Dee. tu annper yeuseny in the condition of T A Atkins 22 of Mimn street reported to have attempted to kill himself Sunday afternoon by swallowing the contents of a small bottle of carbolic acid He is a patient at Oil City Hospital Atkins was found in an automobile on the Oil City Franklin road two miles south of Bills City at 4 o clock Sunday afternoon by Patrolman Sousay of the State Highway Patrol at Brasidi A bottle with a few drops of carbolic acid lay beside him.
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Annper Yeuseny
T. A. Atkins
Mimn Street
Oi City Hospital
Aikens
OW City-Pranklin Road
Jills Clty
Care Poral Sousay
State Highway Patrol
Brasidi
Local notices and civic updates span winter plans and licenses
The town hears of early February ice conditions for a Temple Minstrels event and Klwanis meeting across Center street. Postmasters nominated include Charles Potter of Titusville. Motor vehicle licenses were revoked, suspended, or restored for dozens. Budget allocations support the Watts Irish Protective Association and county events. Deer season closed, sentences handed for theft, and a skating rink project faces state deadlines. A Rotary Club fundraiser netted about $100 for the boys band as investigations into municipal gas company actions continue. Mrs. S. R. Lewis won a program contest prize linked to a recent school musical comedy.
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8. R. Lewis
West Smith Street
Erie to raise tax rate for coming year say officials
RIN December 16 Finance Director Thomas F Mesaffey announced the city’s tax rate will not be less than 18.8 mills, a increase from current levels. He warned the city faces higher debt service and a shrinking personal property base, noting that even with cuts and bond-driven projects, the gap to cover about 200000 remains. Goukel plans a 90,000 fund reduction to avoid exceeding 14 mills, which could reach 19 mills under pressure.
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Thomas F. Mesaffey
Goukel Plang
Presidential salary history from Washington to 1900s record
The text outlines presidential pay starting at 25 000 dollars under Washington, noting a February 18 1703 date and a 1900s act that eventually raised the salary to 50 000 and then 77 000 dollars. It cites the March 1st and March 4 acts as key steps in raising pay.
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Washington
United States
Coast Fire in Malibu Losses Reach 400000
United Press reports a Malibu coast fire may be incendiary, destroying 15 homes in the exclusive enclave near May K. Rindge’s property. Investigators say the blaze began in an unoccupied residence, with locked gates and frequent squatting, threatening manuscripts and antiques.
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Mirabeth J. Graham
Louise Wazenda
Matie Prevost
Frank Fay
Ben Hendricks
al Rockett
George de Sylva
Avid Butler
de Sylva
Aged Woman Burns in Warren House Fire
Mrs John Brooks known as Grandma Brooks, about 75, home with son Ralph Brooks in North Warren, is hospitalized at Warren General after Sunday night burns to the lower limbs abdomen and hands. She was undressing near a small stove when her dress caught fire. exact cause and hospital condition unclear.
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Ralph Brooks
North Warren
Grandma Brooks
Warren General Hospital
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