Ten Men Adrift on Ice in Lake Feared Lost Drama
A dramatic weekend narrative from Titusville and nearby Erie county details the capture of Lawrence Moore a 20 year old paroled convict after a jewelry store robbery on North Center street. Daisy Malone a Grove street resident is implicated as an accessory in a string of burglaries spanning Titusville and Corry. Moore admitted to breaking and entering larceny and receiving stolen goods and was held on $2000 bail as authorities pursue further charges and connections to related crimes.
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Ruppershirg
Laarence Moore
Titusvilly
Erie County Court
Erie County
Daisy Colling Malone
Grove Street
Titusville
Moore
Western Penitentiary
Titnsville
Twn
Wen
Venango County
Trusgute
Malone
G. A. Stockton
East Main Street
Connell
Dorothy Osborne
B. Porter
Glas Cutter
Clarence Henty ‘Moore
Third Street
Tuunville
Wayne Street
Corry
Kurtz Case Goods Company
Daisy Malone
Mseceessory
Itusvitle
Helen Brown
Bradford
Collins
Trail
Collins House
Bracken Cold Storage
Olddck
Daisy
Phips
Patsy
Snal
Totterins
Stockton
Narrow escape as car is hit and runs near Gorey Hatchary
Returning to the city Sunday morning, Craker and three friends avoided serious injury when a Nash sedan was side swiped by a speeding hit and run driver. The car nosed into a culvert abutment, damaging left fenders, springs, and front axle. The other vehicle fled, and Craker's party, including John Ricker visiting from Belle Vernon, Ronald Barry, and M Reynolds, attempted to summon help without success. Total car damage estimated around 10 dollars.
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Cluck
Craker
Gorey Hatchary
Nash
Union City
Mr. Crater
Johm Ricker
Belle Vernon
Ronald Barry
M. Reynolds
Car Ferry Maitland Still Trapped in Ice Near Conneaut
A northwest wind drove Lake Erie ice shoreward trapping the Maitland of Ashtabula in a heavy ice field six miles west of Conneaut. Tugs from Ashtabula and Conneaut failed to free it after days, supply runs continued, and the wind shift threatened release as more ice closed in around the mouth of the harbor.
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United Press
Conneaut Harbor
Fen
Lake Erie
Lociy
Conneaut
Perry
Ashtabula
Maitland
Antboy
Marquette
Tas Vermont
New York
Mercury
Trapped by Car Fatalities Shock Residents Near Washington
Two women, Mary Smith 85 and her granddaughter aged five, were fatally injured when struck by an interurban car on a trestle near Oak Grove outside Washington Pennsylvania. The mother and child died after hospital care. The husband and two sons escaped injury.
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United Fron
Washington
Oale Grove
Here
Mary Smith
Charles Smitty
Charles
Two Injured in Arby Area Accidents This Weekend
Two men were injured in separate incidents near Arby over the weekend. George Koraniagp of Sherman area suffered a right leg fracture when heavy logs toppled. he was treated by a local doctor and returned home. James Drake, 16, of Union City RD 6 fractured his left arm after slipping from a car as he exited Saturday night.
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George Koraniagp
Sherman
Inter
James Drake
Union City
R. D
Meet Tu isday to Organize Crest Assn Meet Tu isday to Organize Crest Assn
Organisation Of & Corry branch of the National Association of Credit Men to be perfected at a merchant meeting Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock in the Hotel Corry. About forty five merchants have affiliated, with Ray Hall of New Castle as speaker for the session and officer elections. The group seeks to provide information and protection on accounts transferred from other communities and aid merchants in solving credit problems through protective records.
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Organisation
of & Corry
National Association of Credit Men
Hotel Corry
Credit Exchange
Ray Hall
New Castle
Waterbury blast kills three in business block found dead
A February 6 explosion in Waterbury damaged a business block and a three story tenement, killing three people including two children aged 9 and 7 and a man believed to be Jacob Silver of New Haven. Louis Leopold, a local furniture dealer, was held for investigation as authorities probe the cause. Police questioned Morris Sheinitz of New Haven, initially identified at the scene, after he fled following minor injuries from a car accident. A chimney fire at the Stockton store building on East Main Street, promptly extinguished, caused no further damage.
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Waterbury
United Press
Conn
Louis Leopold
John
Joseph Moynihan
Stockton
East Main Street
Witlaw
Plans motor freight system to Cleveland
John Fairclough of this city announces completion of plans for an early launch of a motor freight line from Corry to Cleveland via Elo Conneaut and Ashtabula. He says the Buffalo route will continue and trucks will operate within two weeks. The move aims to expand services to intermediate points and Cleveland with bright prospects for growth.
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John Fairclough
Cleveland Line
Buffalo
Corry
Cleveland
Reconstruction Starts After Fall River Fire
Fall River Mass February 6 dynamiting to speed rebuilding of the fire damaged business district. Two dynamiting experts from Boston plan to blast walls while crowds watched. Over 500 workers cleared streets as investigation into the blaze pauses. Estimated damage ranges from seven to twenty five million dollars. Officials fire police and health departments meet with Pocasset Mills owners and wrecking crew.
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Fall River
United Press
Mass
Gam Hese
Boston
Pocasset
Five Best Radio Features Tonight
Radio schedule lists featured programs across stations. General Motors hour with Rudolf Friml, violinist Ar die Birkends, Roxy theater program, a big column program, and Gypsies appear in the lineup with times from 7:30 to 9:30 EST.
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General Motors
Rudolf Friml
Arrhdie Birkends
Roxy Theater
WEAF
Solon amazed at conditions in mine fields
United Press reports Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana made an unannounced visit to mining villages near Pittsburgh. He urged the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee to hold an investigation into coal strike conditions, criticizing evictions and law enforcement in the camps and calling for aid from the Red Cross. He planned to present his observations in Washington.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Washington
Burton K. Wheeley
Demowat
Montana
Senate
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Pittshursh
Wheeler
Interstate Commerce Committee
Thr
Pitteberzh
Atate
Lindbergh to Hop From Santo Domingo to Port-au-Prince
Haitians cheer Colone Lindbergh as he continues his Pan American goodwill flight. The famed aviator plans a 359 mile hop to Port au Prince after a stop in Santo Domingo, hailed as a hero by the Republic’s president.
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San Domingo
Colone
C. A
Lindbergh
Ports Au-Prince
Maui
Christopher Columbus
The
Republic
Fishermen Trapped as Ice Breaks Off Lake Erie
Lake Erie ice failure traps several fishermen three miles offshore. Coast Guard Captain Paul H. Furnes leads searches from Windmill Point while New York National Guard planes are requested. Winds shift, ice flows threaten survival. rescue attempts hampered by nightfall and solid ice three miles out. The fate of the crew remains uncertain amid scarce fuel and kindling supplies.
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United Press
Buffalo
N.Y
Constantsmen
Paul H. Furnes
Gujay
Sinter
Inneraton
Paul H. Farmer
East Guard
Sata
New York National Guard
Edwin M. Honne
Bumfalo
Lake Erie
Capt
Forner
Furnes
Jung
Horner
Buiard
Coast Guard
Dunkirk
Guarantors to Meet Wed Swarthmore Chautauqua
Swarthmore Chautauqua guarantors will hold a Wednesday evening meeting at the Mintelpi circuit. B P Mckinnie director of the Chautauqua will attend to discuss matters concerning the coming summer entertainment and the guarantors plan to organize permanently. Elton Darrow spent Thursday morning and day on Thuli ime as ORM.
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Swarthmore Chautauqua
Tdi
B. P. Mckinnie
Chautaurim
Tne
Elton Darrow
Orm
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