Slaughter Plea Accepted In First Misdemeanor Case
Charles I on trial pleads guilty to murder in the first degree. Attorne y Black of Salamanca argues, and the court hears the plea. The sentence assigns Whelan to Auburn prison for nine years and four months with additional terms. Sheriff Nichols and Sheriff Mal witness the session as the case ends.
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Ley
Charles I
Attor E. Black
Salamanca
Heriff
Charles B. Nichols
Raymond C. Mal
Negro as peeping tom captured in Dunkirk incident
In Dunkirk on December 21 a Black man was seen peering into windows near West Side. He fled when confronted by Frank Millett and struck proprietor Mr. Gilson with a dinner pail. Gilson was injured but the assailant was restrained.
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Peeping Tom
Frank Millett
Gilson
Cod Liver Oil Emulsions Predicted to Be Safer Than Extracts
The article notes that Pure Food and Drug Laws guard against mislabeling of cod liver oil products. It contrasts real cod liver oil emulsions, endorsed by the medical profession, with cheaper extracts that may contain oil and glycerine.
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Scotts
Notice request to the City Treasurer
A garbled notice requests action by the City Treasurer on a matter tied to tax or financial accounting. The readable bits indicate an official request or inquiry directed to municipal finance authorities. Further readable details are obscured in the damaged text.
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Vick
VICKS
Unclear OCR Incident In Erie County Prison Case
Neighbors overpowered a man and took him to police headquarters with Tax Receiver Trill and Charles. The man, William Synth, allegedly backed by Windows North Carolina address, denied ill intent. He pleaded guilty to unlawful intrusion and was sentenced to five months in Erie County Prison. An unrelated ad fragment mentions "Wrights" and a price of fifteen dollars.
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Trill
Charles
Yesterdy
William Synth
North Carolina
Erie County
Real Music at Christmas In Many Homes
A newspaper piece discusses music as a fundamental human need and notes many American families will give musical instruments this Christmas. It cites instruments that reproduce sound and mentions moving from traditional needs to a focus on music within the home.
The New Edison vs the Talking Machine Debate
An advertisement extols the New Edison as a true Re Creation of artists voices and compares it to standard phonographs. It cites public performances by Mario Rappold Anna Caye Ally Verlet Christine Miller and others and claims broad newspaper endorsement and audience verification.
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Wilson
Edison
Mario Rappold
Anna Caye
Ally Verlet
Christine Miller
Arthur Middleton
Thomas Chalmera
Ita
America
New York Globe
The
New York Tribune
Musi
Holison
Lsten
Revelations In Gambling At Erie City
Erie spectators crowded Squire Bassett's office to hear testimony on gambling resorts in Erie. Prosecution bound over C Harvey Millay and John Gabel to the February criminal court term. Vincent Leonetti acts as complainant seeking $1200 claimed lost in the establishment.
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Erie City
Squire Bassett
Erle
C. Harvey Millay
John Gabel
Vincent Leonetti
Munitions Sale Offers Gifts With Appliances
A fragmented ad promises resumed war effort vigor with munitions and a gift offer. Beginning December 15 customers spending $8.75 or more receive a toucher or ironing board with their appliance purchase from Corey Olly Mloetelet Co.
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Corey Olly
Mloetelet Co
Public Sale at M. L. Lewis Farm Dec 27 1918
The undersigned offers at public sale on the M. L. Lewis farm three miles south of Watteburg Beaverdam Road on Wednesday December 27 1918 at one o clock s m the following described property including cows colt pony brood sow engine wagon and other farm implements with terms cash or six months with approved security detailed items listed.
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Lewis
Watteburg
Beaverdam Road
Nod Tumesa
Power International
Pati Binck
Mayrope
York
Anil
Notice of Charter for Absorbent Milling Corporation
Notice is given that an application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on January 12, 1917 at 2 PM by M. R. Merrick A. W. Merrick and G. T. M. Warley under the 1874 act for a charter of a corporation named Absorbent Milling Corporation to buy and sell flour food and other articles wholesale and have all rights and privileges of a corporate entity Walter L. Pha solicitor.
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Pennsylvania
M. R. Merrick
A. W. Merrick
G. ™. Warley
Commonwealth of Pennsylva
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U. S. Depository Forestal Savings
J. J. Desmond
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Wrights
Walter L. Pha, Solicitor