Slayer Tabone pleads guilty to manslaughter
Joseph Tabone, 48, faced a Buffalo court and pled guilty to manslaughter for the stabbing of Thao Mr. Hams during an apartment dispute. He was sentenced to not less than four nor more than eight years in Auburn State Prison, with release possible in about three years if rules are followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabone
Distret
John 8. Leonard
Mayville
Web
Joseph Ta
Jone
Leonard
R. Dy
Diet
de- Falconer
Ata
Michien Slaughter
D. Lombardo
Clarence MacGregor
Buital
Auburn State Prison
Personal Notices from Corry Area Residents
A stream of short notices shows residents visiting relatives and returning home. Misa Haith Dean from Vicksburg skirts through Sherman to see her ill mother Mrs W Dean. A H Dean visits Corry friends then heads home to Lumden North Dakota. Miss Herrict Smutz returns to Tidioute after visiting Mrs A D Colegrove at Corry hospital. Charles Merrow travels to Conneaut for his sister-in-law Tew’s obituary. Mrs J Sweet’s death prompts Syracuse visitor Mrs Harold Sullivan to return home after stays in Corry and Sherman. George Downey departs for Detroit after vacation with his mother. F H Burroughs goes home to Kane after visiting his daughter. William Murray, Cornell graduate, returns to Corry. Mr and Mrs A M Lite visit Erie on business. R W Moore and family return to Jamestown after weeks in Corry. Moore managed Hl M Reich shoe dept. Mrs Edward Ward of North Petroleum St. visits Columbus Pa. A L Langdon and daughter bound for James Town and Kennedy pass through, former Erie freight agent here. John A Vanely, visiting, heads to Bath Thursday. N H Jones returns from Jamestown trip. Ralph and Herman Nichols and families attend Perry Gannon funeral in Spartansburg. Miss Morah Drought arrives from Spartansburg for a relatives visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Haith Dean
Vicksburg
Miss
Vity
Sherman
W. Dean
A. H. Dean
Corry Oday
Inter
Lumden
N. d
A. D. Colegrove
Corry Hospital
Charles Merrow
Conneaut
J. Sweet
Harold Sullivan
Syracuse
Corry
George Downey
Detroit
Mich
Sadie
Downey
F. H. Burroughs
Kane
Baungrots
William Murray
Cornell University
Ithaca
A. M. Lite
Erie
J R. B. Elston
R. W. Moore
Jamestown
Moore
Hl. M. Reich
Edward €. Ward
North Petroleum Street
Columbus
Charles H. Simpson
Titusville
A. L. Langdon
Chambersburg
David Rowe
Kennedy
Langdon
Erie Railroad
Circle Club studies Pat Hastert situation at library
Eleven members of the rustoreu Circle met at the Library building yesterday afternoon for a four article program on events concerning Pat Hastert. Readers included Mrs. McElroy and others, an open form on Geneva reports and the disarmament conference followed by a discussion of pap Jets Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rustoreu
Pat Hastert
McElroy
A. P. Mount
Carrie Houghton
Lila Poster
Lillian Wilcox
Clara Osborne
Addie Crowell
Nettle Young
Geneva
Quaero Club enjoys Washington program in weekly session
Quaero Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Jacksons West Wayne street home for a Washington themed program. Readings included Washington as a Man by Mrs. Anna Wilcox Washington the Farmer by Mrs. Addie Waggoner Washington Presidential Tours by Mrs. P. Eaton and Washingtons Mother by Miss Minnie Jackson. The club adjourned until Tuesday when Miss M Jackson will host on North Center street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Quaero Club
West Wayne Street
Washington
Anna Wilcox
Addie Waggoner
P. Eaton
Washngton
Minnie Jackson
Miss M. Jackson
North Center Street
W. B. A. 10 Observes 36th Anniversary Event
The S6th anniversary of the women's Benefit Association will be celebrated Friday evening with a George Washington party in the Maccabee Hall. A tureen dinner starts at 6:30 o'clock, followed by a program at eight, and later card games and bingo. Mrs Mary Patterson chairs arrangements and members are asked to call her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benefit Association
Carde
Mary Patterson
Slayer of Girl Granted New Trial in Missouri
Paul Kauffman, condemned for attacking and killing a 17 year old Missouri farm girl, was granted a new trial today by the Missouri Supreme Court. The ruling comes on February 17 in Jefferson City, renewing the capital case.
Vicks Drops and VapoRub Promised in Plan Offer
An ad touts the Vicks Nose and Throat Drops with Vicks VapoRub in a Vick Plan claiming better control of golds with a money back guarantee if results are not satisfactory. The promotion targets consumers seeking relief and pledges a druggist refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks
Vick
Urges ban on short selling in stock market
Washington February 17. New York attorney W R Perkins told the House judiciary committee that the stock market advance is problematic without legislation to regulate short selling. He blamed short selling for a sharper fall in values in 1931 and warned bears remain active amid calls for broader banking laws and anti hoarding measures. He said any improvement depends on regulatory action rather than past moratoriums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtteo
Washington
W. R. Perkins
New York
House Judiciary Committee
Persing
Reconstruction Corporation
Wis
Maurice Costello Reported Improving After Stroke
United Press reports matinee idol Maurice Costello, a pioneer in motion pictures, improving today after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage on Monday in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Los Angeles
Maurie Costello
Market Close Quotes From Oil City Office
Log an and Bryan of Oil City provides market end quotes sourced from the New York Stock Exchange for numerous issues. Sappers American Smelters, Anaconda, Motors, Continental Motors, General Motors, Studebaker, Willys Overland, Continental Oil, Pure Oil, Socony Vacuum, Texas Oil, B&O, Canadian Pacific, Chicago and Western, Chicago and Northwestern appear in the listing with varied figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan & Bryan
Oil City
New York Stock Exchange
Lloyd M. Bracken
Sappers American Smelters
Roe Ae
Bulle Coper & Zine Ees
International Nickel
Ixenngcott
Pungeesee
Det Motorsch
Chrysler Continental Motors
General Motors
Ihupp Motors
jBackard
Studebaker
Willys Overland
Yellow Truck
Ole Atlantic Refining
Continental Oil
Mid
Continental Pet National Supply
Ohio Oily
E-E-- Ec
Pitts United Corp
Ancgee Pyairle Pipe
Sinclair
Sonora
Socony
Texas
Geete
Rails
B&o
Business names listed in midstream stock survey
A dense OCR fragment lists various railroads energy firms and manufacturers including Great Northern Missouri Pacific New York Central Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Railroad Southern Pacific Bethlehem Steel US Steel Bendix Aviation General Electric Paramount Publix Radio and several utilities and oil companies. The jumbled items suggest a historical catalog of corporate names rather than a cohesive article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ichi, Mil
St Paul Bile
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
New York Central Northern Pacific
Penna RR
Southern Pacific
Americam Locomotive
Bethlehem Steel
US Steel
Ameritad T&t
Bendix Aviation
Columbia Gas & Electric
Commonwealth & Southern Curtiss-Wright
Gurtiss-Wright Ac
General Electric National Dairy Products Paramount Publix
New York
Curb Aero Supply Oy
Arkansas Gas
Associated Gas Real
US Central States Electric ‘ Cities Service
Columbia Oil & Gasoline
Humble di Oe
Mc Kans Pipe Line
Salt Creek
South Penn Oil 80
Indiana
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
One Star Gas
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Rex
Carl Laemmle
Ion
Colin Clive
Mae Clarke
Karlofe
Ervey Bayard
Frederic Kerr
James Frankenstein
Rik
Outh
Joseph Tabone
Mayuille
MacGregor
Pirote
Abone
Theodore Hans
Nevin B. Dickson
Herman F. Wightman
Mearville Tribune Republican
George Washington
Model Dairy Co
Corry, Penna
John A. Vanely
Paul Daniels
South Center Street
Cave
Bath
Nin
H. H. Jones
Ralph and
Herman Nichols
Davis
C. Steadman
Spartansburg
Perry Gannon
Orient
Maurice Costello
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Indemnity Corporation
Government
Pennsylvania Indemnity Fire Corporation
Trujbond & Publ Tete Monds & Stocks
Industrial & Mis Bonds
Guarant Fortgages
Henney
Listen
Woodward
Fondimler
Ryan
York
E. M. Allen
Frederick Spreet
Corry and
Vicinily
Tri-Continental
United Corp. Bi
U S Leather
S Leather A
West Airbrake
Westinghouse
Woolworth , Vie
Larry, Pa
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