PLEA UPDATE IN JAMES TOWN KILLING CASE
The defense and state present arguments in a manslaughter case in Jamestown. A man, 29, is charged with shooting Jol Dywojacki alias Swarts on October 26 near Pall Gate Merlit avenue. Trial concludes with jury to hear instructions from Judge Arty Ottaway.
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Swarts
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Merlit Avenue
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Fitohl
Smith
Gy County Gourt
Jwrenee Curlion
Ants Find Tillin Cellar in New Jersey
Police reported that a cellar in a house on Haines Street contained a quantity of dairy items and accused tenants of illicit liquor manufacturing. District Attorney Potter and city officials investigated, with ongoing efforts to seize materials and pursue charges.
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Janeway Giruet
Fue Horséhnay
Haines Street
Howse
Burgery
Pombe Department
Potver
Sl Smothport
Jamestown Police Fines Reach 26000 in Year Summary
Bee, 28. City Court fines for the previous year show a sharp rise, totaling $26,000 with $20,701.00 redirected to the city and $1,620 sent to the State Treasurer for motor vehicle violations. Judge E. B. Dary and Judge Edward J. Panett preside, as the month closes with a record fines total of $8,424.95. A police campaign against bootleggers two weeks earlier prompted many guilty pleas and sizable fines.
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Bee
Ypounucer
Han Lition Son
Treithuard
EB. Daryder
Edward J. Panett
Canarimaite
Erie Plant Fire Decimates Block of Homes
Fire at the Schronck plant near the Pennsylvania railroad tracks in Erie caused about $5,000 in damage and destroyed a block of residences. Two alarms summoned seven fire companies, which battled the blaze for two hours before gaining control.
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Erie
Schronck
Walker Again Heads County Commissioners
Grip indicates annual meeting of Hearle County Commissioners set for next Monday morning in the court house. William Walker, current chairman, likely to be reelected. Rogan and Moorehead say they do not seek reelection. Several new appointments expected. 1923 plans for courthouse and county road programs to be outlined.
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Grip
Hearle Coumty
Commander of Blind War Veterans Explains Organization
A Columbus man discusses the United States Blind Veterans of the World War. He describes the first primal convention at the Southern Hotel in Baltimore, goals to train and rehabilitate adult civilians, and plans for a national training center and a colony for blind veterans. The group supports a national effort to turn blindness into an asset. Officers elected include Raymond E. Day and Edwin J. Mizar.
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Southern
Baltimore
Maryland
United States
France
Eamed
American Red Cross
All Army” S
Veterans Burea
St. Louis
Missouri
Raymond E. Day
Pennsylvania
Counrys
Edwin J. Mizar
Washington
Cariile McLean
Texas
Jas Funk
Harles Bennett
Arkansas
John Mathews
Mississippi
Atarms
Edward J. Paulson
New York
U. S
Test of Public Service in Every Profession
A fragment notes that the test of public service lies in its impact on all citizens. Quotation attributed to Mary Yao Kivecks stresses service as essential to community welfare.
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Amary
Yao Kivecks
Severe storm wrecks havoc on rail lines and roads
High winds toppled wires and trees, disrupting rail service between Dunkirk and Robins, causing delays and major damage. Weather tore through Dunkirk and Robins areas with heavy rains and strong gusts reported. Railroad officials in Pittsburgh described extensive disruption and damage from the storm.
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Dunkirk
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