Two Priests Disarm Bandit In Chicago Church
Two priests captured and disarmed a youthful bandit in St Boniface Church within hours of a separate parish house robbery at St Adalbert. The bandit, John Bresto, 19, of Portage Pennsylvania, named as suspect, while four priests at St Adalbert were bound and gagged. Police were notified after the St Boniface incident.
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Chicago
Ag John Bresto
Portage
Christian A. Rempe
Joseph Gelinig
St. Boniface Church
St. Adalbert’s Catholic Church
G. L Gronkowski
Ladislaus Kukulski
Joseph Diedin
Frani Fimanski
Chaplin
Cook County Hospital
Bodies Found Of Missing Fliers In Northern Quebec
Lost for more than a year in the Northern Quebec wastes the bodies of Pilot W H Gannon and mechanic Leonce Lizotte were located by Indians. A Curtiss Reid airplane with crew Fete Varchon and Donal l as mechanic and Captain W S Lighthall left to retrieve the Tachins and reach the crash site north of Lake St John.
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United Press Montreal
Quebec
W! H
Gannon
Leonce Lizotte
St. Peligren
Que
Chihougamau
Gurtiss-Reid Company, Ltd
Fete Varchon
Donall
W. S. Lighthall
Roberval
Lake St. John
J. A. D. McCurdy
The
Curtise Reid
Plane CH-ARK Found North of Roberval With Two Dead
A decoded message from Roberval indicates the plane CH-ARK located north by Indians with two men dead. W. Cannon, father of the dead pilot, and Arthur Liz atte, father of the mechanic, relay that they have art of wings bearing CF-ARK and have retained Indians to indicate the plane.
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W. Cannon
Deat
McCurdy
Roberval
Arthur Lizatte
Mercer county relief amid 1931 budget rise eyed
An additional $32 000 will be needed for the relief of needy families in Mercer county during 1931 said Superintendent C White, with sixty outside relief cases versus 42 previously. Many notices list local items from Corry and surrounding towns including goods prices and local incidents.
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Corry
California
Will J. Wilcox
Mercer County
C. White
White
Referendum on Blue Laws Will Be Advocated
Statewide debate centers on repealing or modifying the Sunday Blue Laws of 1784 with a referendum to be proposed by Assemblyman M. A. Musmanno. The measure would let voters decide if the 1794 Sunday law should stand, with municipalities then regulating Sunday activities after 2 pm if a majority desires. Musmanno also seeks shifts in coal and iron policing and worker compensation for facial disfigurement, plus requirements for shatterproof glass in public conveyances.
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Mlusmanno
Pennsylvania
M. A. Musmann
Pittsburgh
Pennsyvania
Musmanno
United Press
Coal and Iron Police
Sovereien
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