Erie Detectives Demoted To Class A Patrolmen
Three Erie detectives named Applebee Brown Mozdyniewiez were demoted to beat patrols as the city council voted unanimously. W. S. Brower also returns to a beat. several officers remain in the detective bureau though the chief’s recommendations guided the action. Demotions are permanent barring future council resolutions.
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Applebee, Brown
Mozdyniejwicz
Erie
ERI
John Applebee
Charles Brown
Anthony Mozdyniewiez
Acton
W. S. Brower
James P. Rossiter
Edward Allen
George Christoph
August Heisler
Paull Luthringer
George Barber
Loi Scalise
John Anslager
William Donohue
Edward Englert
Englert
Luthringer
Murdgenchen
Barber
Williams
Rogsster
Inireau
Rossiter
Detective Bureau
Council
Bennink May Wedding at Mayville N Y
Miss Florence May daughter of Mr and Mrs Worest May Corr Rd 8 and Pam Benninic were married at Mayville New York Wednesday February 1 by Rev Homer Thomas of the Methodist Church. Attendants were Miss Lois Cornell and Howard Ro. A wedding supper was served at the groom’s parents home. The couple will reside in Corry RD 6.
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Wiorence May
Worest May
Corr. RD
Pam Bepninic
Mayville
N. Y
Homer Thomas
Methodist Church
Lois Cornell
Howard Ro
Cor
Corry
R. D
Carters Pigls Ti The Red Tesent Wabetituts
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Carters
Carlen
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Lewis admits Pinchot chose road projects
United Press dispatch from Harrisburg reports a Senate and House probe into rural roads. Secretary Lambel and Lewis testified about road selections, saying the governor proposed adding 10 township roads and that costs to maintain them were estimated at 260 dollars per mile per year, with total biennial maintenance around 26.5 million.
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Paul Comly
United Press Star
Harrisburg
Senate
House
Lambel
Lewis
Gifford Pinchot
Parkinson
Greene
Rep. Wilkins
Philadelphia
Gelder
Susquehanna
Lew
Witkin
Pike County
Sen
Tmderstoge
Pinchet
General Assembly
Philadelphian
Star Opera Starlet Marion Talley Ends Marriage in Annulment
Marion Talley, once a world famous opera star who retired at 23, and her husband Michael Raucheisen, 42, of German origin, have separated amid claims of fraudulent promises. Talley secured an annulment at Long Beach California, alleging the plan collapsed after promises to share an apartment in Kansas City. The case highlights a dramatic end to a high profile marriage in a context of public scrutiny.
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Marion Talley
Michael Raucheisen
Miss Talley
Long Beach
Cal
Kanas City
End Serious Coughs With Creamulsion Remedy Ad
A vintage ad promoting Creomulsion as a cough and cold remedy. It promises strong relief and a druggist refund if symptoms persist, emphasizing quick action and effectiveness. The copy uses bold claims and period advertising language typical of mid century medicine ads.
Bronchuline Emulsion Promises Quick Cough Relief
An old advertorial claims Bronchuline Emulsion stops coughing instantly without upsetting the stomach. It promises full relief with half a bottle and offers a money back guarantee, noting no drug habit risk and urging purchase at Keister's Cul Bate Drug Store.
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Keister
County to Grant 150000 Loan to Poor Directors
County commissioners voted to borrow 150000 to pay bills contracted by poor directors. They assert control over creditor selection and note date of March 4 with six months to due date and five percent interest. Dispute centered on who benefits most, with landlords and merchants urged as priority creditors.
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Sim
Ehe
Hitches
Helen M. Schlurach
Rollo McGray
Joseph F. Rogen
Owner of Union Hotel Is Dead
George Congdon, longtime proprietor of the Congdon Hotel in Union City, died early Wednesday at Hamot Hospital after a three week illness. A farmer before his hotel years, he was widely known in the district. Last rites set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Glenn funeral parlors. He is survived by his wife Mrs. Carle Congdon and a son Grover Congdon of Kaylor, Pa.
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George Conguun
Congdon
Unin City
Dient
Hamot
Union City
Glenn
Carle Congdon
Grover Congdon
Kaylor
Amos Clinger Dies at Tidioute Pioneer of Oil Field
Amos Clinger, longtime oil industry figure and Warren County resident, died at his home in Tidioute. Born March 5, 1845 near Cooperstown, he worked as a clerk in Franklin and served in the Civil War before moving into oil drilling. He helped develop fields in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio and Indiana, later becoming a superintendent and partner in the Beaty Grandin firm. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at his home.
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Warren
Amos ‘Clinger
Tidioute
Cooperstown
Venéngo County
George Clinger
Crawford
Lamberton
West Hickory Creek
David Braly
Beaty
Rant Meade
Pagindus
Beaty & Grandin
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Shifting Poles Reported by Scientists
Scientists note periodic movement of the North and South Poles, but the shift is subtle. The change occurs over long timescales and is hard to measure directly with simple tools.
Local Notes From Lueeuey Area Strung With Visits and Changes
Lueeye notes record visits among residents including Dan Saquin and Edgar of Sugar Grove at Henry Jaquith's home. Meantime the Sandburg family hosted at Burch Harvick home near West Spring, and Warren Stingsley of Youngsville stayed with Foyd Griswold. Addy Benzee of West Virginia purchased the Mead farm and will move in with family.
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Bludey
Dan Saquin
Edgar
Sugar Grove
Henry Jaquith
Will Burch
Sandburg
B.D. Harvick
West Spring
Warren Stingsley
Youngsville
W. Virginia
Mead Farm
A. O Sandburg
Mary Moore
Corry
Charles Spencer
Robert Howard
Helen Spencer
Alta Mead
Buckley's Mixture Promises Fast Cough and Cold Relief
An old advertisement touts Buckley's Mixture as a rapid remedy for severe coughs and colds, claiming it is the leading Canadian cough and cold product. The Benfit promises swift relief for children and adults, with triple strength version guaranteed by Keisler's Drug Store and other druggists across America.
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Buckley
Canada
Keisler
America
Advin
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