Firebug Taken Back to Prison After Parole Violation
Jamestown reports Lawrence Anderson, 31, the firebug linked to multiple Jamestown factory blazes that caused over $100,000 in losses. Paroled from Great Meadow in November, he was returned to prison Saturday on parole violation amid suspicions he planned further arson. An investigator later linked him to fires at Paquin-Snyder grocery rear, Shea Theatre Building, Wilson Mills, Maddox Table Co, and Jamestown Panel Co. He had previously been indicted in 1925 for third degree arson and sentenced to Auburn Prison, later moved to Great Meadows.
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Jamestown
Lawrence Anderson
Great Meadow
Comstock
Anderson
William Larson
Manufacturers’ Association
Paquin-Snyder
Shea Theatre
Wilson Mills
Winsor Street
D. A. Curtis
East Second Street
Maddox Table Company
Harrison Street
Jamestown Panel Company
Steele Street
Hin
Mayville
Aublrn
Lee Ottaway
Auburn
Great ‘Meadows
Kane Doctor Is Indicted by Warren Grand Jury
The Warren county grand jury returned a true bill against Dr. Guy E. Cutter of Kane for taking a child unlawfully with intent to deprive its parents of possession. Bail set at 1000 dollars. The panel was dismissed until March first for quarter sessions. Full details unavailable today.
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Warren
Warren County Grand Jury
Guy EB. Cutter
Kane
Cutver
FOLLOWING THE WRITERS FOLLOWING THE WRITERS
Lackawaxen Pennsylvania letters and editors discuss authors in London and New York as Helen Josephy and Mary Margaret McBride join M G Eberhart on travel books. The Harsh Wife replaces many drafts while While the Path of sleuths earns a $2500 prize. Mrs Eberhart, wife of a civil engineer, travels with him to the field.
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Lackawaxen
Grey
James B. Whartim
Helen Josephy
London
Mary Margaret McBride
New York
Atlantic
M. G. Eberhart
Pat
Melloglo Face Powder Ad Promises Pure, Long-Lasting Finish
A vintage ad touts Melloglo Face Powder as government approved for purity and smooth application, claiming it leaves skin with a youthful bloom and lasting color. The copy notes a French process and mentions M. F. Ames & Co. as distributors.
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M. F. Ames & Co
Warren boy coaster killed by automobile
Melbourne Anderson Jr eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Melbourne Anderson of 230 Oneida street died in Warren hospital at 9 15 Saturday night from injuries after colliding with an auto while coasting on Pleasant township road. Edward Anne of this city drove the car and sheriff H H Jefferson found no blame. The boy lay on his stomach when he coasted around a curve and the driver swerved off the pavement. the sled struck the car.
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Warren
Melbourne Anderson, Jr
Melbourne Anderson
Oneida Street
Warren Hospital
Pleasant Township
Edward Anne
H. H. Jefferson
Bat Anne
Anne
Three Hurt In Car Hit Pole At New York Central Crossing
A sedan traveling west from Olean veered into a signal light pole at the New York Central crossing between Warren and Irvin early Sunday. Bert Gee 320 S Fourth St Olean drove the car other occupants were Mrs Gee and Wallace Barnes of Olean. Mrs Gee suffered a badly lacerated knee Barnes had his tongue split and facial cuts. They were taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Warren
Oleari
New York Central
Irvine
Bert Gee
S. Fourth Street
Olean
Youths Held for Burglary in Warren
Chief George Haehn and Patrolman Laurie Utter arrested three boys alleged to have robbed Gust Thelin's store last week. The suspects Glen Case of Youngsville and Herbert Frederick and Ed Ogbgly of Warren were jailed awaiting trial. B Stearns traveled to Erle for a day’s business.
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Warren
George Haehn
Laurie Utter
Gust ‘Thelin
Glen Case
Youngsville
Herbert Prederick
Ed O'Beggly
Show of Shows at Rex tonight
Warner Brothers Vitaphone Technicolor revue Show of Shows opens at the Rex with a bath towel curtain drape used in a comedy number featuring Winnie Lightner. The act includes Bul Montana and a chorus of fifty, with John Barrymore Dolores Costello Monte Blue Beatrice Lillie Georges Carpentier Ted Lewis Frank Fay Irene Bordoni among stars. Over five hundred songs prepared under John Adolf, supervision by Darry Zanuck.
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Warner Brothers Vitaphone
Miss Lightner
Bul Montana
Bull
John Barrymore
Dolores Costello
Monte Blue
Beatrice Lillie
Winnie Lightner
Georges
Funeral for Mrs. R Sears in Corry
Rev. Lyle D Sears pastor of Emmanuel Episcopal conducted Saturday funeral services for Mrs. M. R. Sears a Corry resident. Services were at Alexander & Company parlors with interment at Pine Grove cemetery. Bearers: Louis B Sears Robert Sears Walter Sears Harold M Sears James R Sears Arthur Burlingame. Out-of-town mourners included Cassius L Sears Philadelphia Harold M Seis Lynchburg Van James R Sears Wrightsville Mrs Allie Burlingame Garland and H J Leslie Wre A B Corbin left for Bradford Pa to attend.
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Lyle D
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
O'Cink
M. R. Sears
Corry
Alexander & Company
Pine Grove Cemetery
Louis B. Sears
Robert and
Walter Sears
Harold M. Sears
James R. Sears
Arthur Burlingame
Cassius L. Sears
Philadelphia
Harold M. Seis
Lynchburg
Wrightsville
Allie Burlingame
Garland
H. J. Leslie
Wre
Pleading Guilty Charges of Larceny Alleged Taylor Gang
A man tied to the Taylor gang in Union City faced multiple larceny and breaking and entering charges. Reports say he pleaded guilty to larceny and related offenses, with consequences likely to include a term at the Western Penitentiary. The casenames include William Hirt and Albert Taylor, linked to the alleged band activities in De.
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Ous Taylor
Union City
Penii
William
Hirt
Larson
Alberters
Sensatione Taylor
Submarine warfare topic debated by major powers
London reports a Feb. 11 session at St James Palace where Secretary Stimson and five speakers discussed submarine warfare. Britain and the United States oppose abolition, while talks seek limits on usage and adherence to naval protection rules. Italy backs suppression.
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Raymond United Press
London
Secretary Day
St. James Palace
Stimson
Fra
Great Britain
Wilks Man Held on Check Charge in Cleveland
F W Lamb, 24, of Wilkes Barre, turned over to Cleveland authorities after being charged with passing a bad check at a local hotel. He was jailed awaiting further proceedings as officials pursued related warrants.
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Pittsburgh
W. Lamb
Wilks
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