Five Slightly Injured Ascar Strikes Church in Warren
Five youths in a Peerless touring car were slightly injured when the car struck the Wesley Methodist church at the Crescent street corner of West and Madison Avenue in Warren. Drivers fault due to icy roads caused the crash. two girls were taken to Warren General Hospital for treatment, while others suffered minor cuts and bruises. The car and church suffered extensive damage. the vehicle was towed to Fisck brothers' garage.
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Madison Avenue
Crescent Street
Frost
Wesley Methodise
Fisck Brothers
Theis
Olean Theatre Entered in Overnight Break In
Olean police report a safe in the Havenge angel 2 at the Olean theatre broken into by two men. They moved the small safe, removed a tie dropped by one robber, and fled with only loose change. Police have yet to identify the suspects after a failed follow up.
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OLEAN
James——Clandides
Rogan Attends State Meeting for County Tax Plans
Joseph Rogan left for Hattiesburg to attend a meeting of fourth class county officials to discuss tax collectors fees and assessment work. He planned talks with the state highway department on state bids for county road projects this year. Ralph Benedict accompanied him from the commissioners office.
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Fen
Joseph FL
Rogan
Hattisburg
Roan
State Highway Department
Ralph Benedict
Commissioners Office
Rogit
Westfield Fire Believed Incendiary At Canning Plant
Chief Frank Drake searched for the arsonist after the Westfield Food Products canning factory burned last night about 10. The two story frame plant was destroyed, losses likely over 16000. Fire believed incendiary as gasoline traces were found and entry occurred through a window. The plant sits near the Nickel Plate tracks across from the Armour plant and is run by Jocu capital with manager Joe Slement.
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Westfully
Frank Drake
Westfield Food Products Company
Rue
Ames
Jocu_ capital
Milnager
Joe Slement
Armour
Heroic rescue at sea lifts crew to safety from Italian freighter
On the America a rescue of the Italian freighter crew by Captain Fried and Officer Manning’s team is recounted. Fragments describe calm seas then a sudden storm, the line shot to the freighter, and the exhausted crew being hauled aboard. Prageau praises leadership while detailing the perilous voyage from Bremen Haven toward Chicago for medical care.
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Evandlfe Om
Ameries
Officer Manning
Captain Fried
Oliver Manning
Prageau
Florida
Jesus
Atlantic
America
Shicago
Erie
Man Named Defendant in a 1926 Suit
Henry Storz, an Erle contractor of 2629 Green Garden alley, named defendant in a damage suit by Lillian Fuchs through her father Pred Fuchs of 26th and Hazel streets. Case claims a May 1928 accident where Storz’s car, driven at excess speed on the wrong side, struck the girl near 26th and Hazel, leaving her crippled. Fuchs seeks 10,000 for medical and expenses. the daughter seeks 15,000.
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Henry Storz
Erle
Green Garden Alyd
Lillian Fuchs
Pred Fuchs
26Th
Hazel Streets
Lewis Schlessinger
Hhe Street
Forestville Man Dies by Self Inflicted Hanging
Forestville man Young aged 40s or 4 years accidentally misreads, hanged himself Sunday afternoon in his market in Silver Creek. Gertie Sutton upstairs saw the body from a window and a neighbor cut him down. He formerly worked in the meat business and is survived by his father Edward Young, two Silver Creek sons, a sister Hattie Phillips, and another son Melville of Forestville.
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Silver Creek
Gertie Sutton
Edward Young
Hattie Phillips
Melville
Forestville
Memory Loss After Fall Leads Rochester Man Home
Frank Murphy of Rochester New York was released from the hospital after a fall caused fainting and a head injury with partial memory loss. He regained enough memory to identify himself by the following day and returned home.
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Base
Frank Murphy
Rochester
Gemeraay
Four Men Plead Guilty and Are Sentenced in Erie County
In Erie on Monday four men pleaded guilty in county court before Judge William J. Hirt and received prison terms. Details show Ray White of Detroit, 98, admitted auto theft, fined $100, and sentenced to three to seven years in Western Penitentiary. Tom Anderson, 31, also of Detroit, pleaded guilty to auto larceny, fined costs, and drew one year four months to three years in prison. leniency noted as first offense. A third man, Marry Agena, left Fort Stuart with relatives, then pleaded guilty to malicious vandalism and faced accompanying penalties.
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Erie County
William J. Hirt
Ray White
Detroit
Mich
Western
White
Tom Anderson
Yenern
Anderson
Marry
Agena
Fort Stuart
Tath
Par
Minister Deputy Sheriff Fined and Prison Time Amid Theft Case
An official in Union City faced fines and county prison time after involvement in a liquor law violation. Frante Austin, 88, pleaded guilty to liquor violations, receiving a $600 fine plus costs and 61 days in county jail. Rev Charles Steffy, pastor at Nickleville Presbyterian, also serves as deputy sheriff and was en route to Franklin with three men accused of stealing 500 pounds pork from Ady Donaldson of Nividleville, while charges of receiving stolen property against Cleo Stroup, Orla Schreffier and J.S Bondjal were mentioned. A bond hearing was anticipated with details of the case to follow.
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Union City
Frante Austin
Union Gily
Tawa
Cleo Stroup
Orla Sehreffier
J.S Bondjal
Ovidlink
Bondish
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