Former Warren Man Killed in Auto Accident
Benjamin Deible, a Warren native and oil operator, died from injuries suffered in a car crash one mile north of Columbiana, Ohio. The vehicle struck a guard rail and caught fire after Deible was ejected. the cause remains undetermined. He served on New Middletown village council and lived there for 23 years.
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M. Doible
Bea
Mr. Deible
Warren
Warren County
Triumph Township
New Middletown
Graham Fights Trial Procedure
Erie February 14 District Attorney Mortimer B Graham fiercely opposed defense requests to delay trials of Haven Club officers for liquor law violations He said 20 to 30 Erie residents pressed him to ease prosecutions and declared he would not consent to any leniency The continuance petition was argued by C Arthur Biase for Emmet Clay Riley Baxter and Walter Wilson alleged officers
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Erie
Mortimer B. Graham
Haven Club
U. P. Ntessiter
C. Arthur Biase
Emmet Clay
Riley Baxter
Walter Wilson
Bus Sideswipes Car and Three Autos in Chain Crash
Early last evening near the city two separate crashes occurred. A West Ridge bound bus, possibly driven by Claude Johnson of Erie, sideswiped a car from Fife County Maytag Company, causing damage but no serious injuries. A second collision on a macadam hill involved Leland Groscutt of Wayne township, whose car was damaged after a car driven by Tony Elehynski and a truck operated by Linsky allegedly blocked his path. all involved escaped serious harm.
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Jearn
West Ridge
Wis
Jrvhieh
Corey
Roosevelt Highway
Haye
Fife County Maytag Company
Claude Johnson
Erie
Aighway
Leland Groscutt
Wayne Township
Croscutt
Tony Elehynski
Id Linsky
Hadeen
Righway
Erie City to press fight to cut utility rates
Erie officials vow to pursue every court and bring conferences among city government, the Public Service Commission, and utility engineers to force drastic reductions in electric and telephone charges. City Solicitor Murphy to file petitions and seek amicable agreements as Parks Director Allen cites savings from companies. Mayor Rossiter notes 1933 figures suggesting telephone rates gouged residents.
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Erie
Pennsylvania
Edward M. Murphy
Public Service Commission
Murphy
Pennsylvania Telephone Corp
Man Blown in Air Injures None on Oil Tank Incident
An explosion at the Robert Fosgen farm near Shamburg knocked gauger C rergu son about ten to fifteen feet, but he escaped injury. The blast, from fumes under a heated oil tank, ignited the oil and destroyed about 28 barrels. the tank remained largely undamaged.
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Oil City
C. Rerguson
Central Age, Extension
National Transit Company
Robert Fosgen
Shamburg
Ferguson
Old-Time Red Grain Elevator Now Obsolete
Farmers and observers say the familiar red frame country grain elevator along the railroad is a relic. Trucks now haul grain farther to terminal markets, cutting the old rail unloading system and changing farm economics, with a Farm Credit survey evaluating truck dumping platforms. William Priestly River Bills, N J, tops UNC chemical engineering sophomore grades, earning a prestigious award.
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United Press
Farm Credit Administration
U. OF N.C
Chapel Hill
N. C
William Priestly
River Bills
N. J
American Institutes of Chemical Engineers
University of North Carolina
Mayo Found Guilty at Lock Haven
Harry Mayo was found guilty of murder in Lock Haven Pa for the August death of patrolman Robert W Probst after a nine hour ten minute deliberation by the jury. Mayo was sentenced immediately. The state charged Mayo as the burglary suspect in the alley shooting. Mayo testified he was in a rooming house at the time of Probst death.
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United Press
Lock Haven
Harry Mayo
Robert W. Probst
Mayo
Probst
Provst
Deat
Crash victims remain same in Marienville accident
Kane February 14 report shows no change in condition for four of the crash victims from a week earlier. New patients at Community Hospital include Mrs. , Thomas Aaron 38 of North Pine Grove in serious conlunction, Mrs. George Bowers 29 Smethport also seriously hurt, Mrs. George Wullmer 59 North Pine Grove, and Miss Elsie Wullmer North Pine Grove. George Wullmer 65 Cook Forest supervisor and Thomas Aaron 5% merchant and postmaster both of North Pine Grove, succumbed to injuries.
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Kane
Marienville
Thomas Aaron
North Pine Grove
George Bowers
Smethport
George Wullmer
Elsie Wu
Canada Claims World’s Cheapest Rail Rates
In Ottawa P. Tullerton, chairman of the board of trustees of the Canadian National Railways, asserted that Canada has the cheapest railway rates in the world during an interview.
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Canada
Ottawa
P. Tullerton
The
Canadian National Railways
Confederate veteran George Slate ages 101 in Fayetteville NC
North Carolina's oldest Confederate veteran, George Slate, is 101 years old. He has a wife aged M and four children, the youngest being six.
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Ayetteville
N. C
North Carolina
George Slate
Carter Hill 45th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
About sixty five friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Proctor to celebrate their 45th wedding anniversary. A pleasant evening of visiting featured three guests who had attended forty five years ago and a late hour serving of cake and punch. Mrs LeRoy Blume and son Richard of Warren were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs J Pollett. Creed Snapp learned Dayton Snapp was hurt in an accident at Spartaburg.
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Carter Hill
M. Burrows
Road Supervisors
Harrisburg
Bucrow
Erie County
Judd Turner
Jack Raymond
Louis Cooke
Archie Hurlbut
Bert Slye
Brie
Harvey Bromston
North East
Bert Bowen
Harland
Bowen
Thelma Vanderhoot
Corry
Mira Esther Morris
Siton Itrapp
Harland Thomson
Worl
Ralph Morris
Olean
Clinton Warner
Charles Perkins
Myrtle Stapp
Jacke Hyman
Jit Ie Homie
May
Ana’ Ors
Creel Scapp
Charles Prostor
Leon Proctor
Carl Proctor
Helen “Rewaldt
Charles Proctor
LeRoy Blume
Richard
Warren
J. Pollett
Creed Snapp
Dayton
Sparta Burg
Stop Getting Up Nights With 25 Cent Test
An advertisement touts a 25 cent test for a bladder irritation remedy using Juniper oil and Buchu leaves in small green tablets called Bukets or bladder laxative. Claims include reducing excess acids and waste, improving sleep, and restoring energy. If not pleased in four days, return for a refund.
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Keister
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Boston
Mass
United States
First National Bank of Boston
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Absorbine Jr
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Keistey’s
Keistey
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Coty
H. M. Burrows
Convention of Supervisors
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White House
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