Dry agents seize large haul at Little Valley
Jamestown reports a major liquor seizure as Prohibition agents raid a Little Valley operation on Lutley Street. Suspect Swezey held on manufacture, sale and possession charges after failing to post bond for a U S Commissioner. Seized items include multiple barrels and jugs of wines and whiskies, mash, and home brew.
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Jamestown
Cattaranua County
Joseph Holcomb
Heat Prohibition
Lutlley
Holcomb
Guy
Little Valley
Swezey
United States
Edward R. Bootey
Maguilte
Pena Whisky
Pythians Plan School of Instruction in May
Plans for a Mae Senool prostructus to be held by the Pythian Sisters in May were discussed at a meeting of the ender hell last evening in their hall. Mrs. Max Goismith of New York City, visiting Miss Nast, was a guest. Tentative plans for the lodge anniversary on March ath were made and other business was transacted.
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Mae Senool
Max Goismith
New York City
Matilda Nast
New Konjola Ends Nervousness Quickly
New medicine Konjola claims to end nervousness swiftly after others failed. Reported effects include rapid calm and reduced tension, with early users praising its impact on daily function. Further studies awaited to verify long term safety and efficacy.
Keeping Ahead of the Headlines Lecture by Frederick M. Snyder
Frederick M. Snyder, noted journalist and Lyceum speaker, spoke at the Senior High School auditorium on the Redpath circuit. He argued that news is a daily photograph of life and urged the audience to sustain culture, morals, and good citizenship to prevent waste, fires, accidents, and contagion.
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Frederick M. Snyder
Redpath
Snyder
Erie
Beautiful Women Use Mello-Glo Face Powder Ad
An Ames & Co. advertisement touts MELLO GLO face powder highlighting a French process for long wear and a smooth application. It claims a youthful bloom and a government-approved formula with skin that never looks pasty or flaky.
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FW Ames & Co
Meeting of Lutheran Missionary Society Hosts and Plans
The Lutheran Church Missionary Society met in regular session yesterday afternoon with fifteen members in the church parlors. Hostesses were Mrs. R. S. Burr and Mrs. Brian Bills. Devotions and meeting were led by Mrs. Burr who announced the study book From Jerusalem to Jerusalem for the year. Mrs. William Hall and Mrs. Raymond Anderson read two missionary articles. Burr gave a reading The March meeting will be held at the church with Mrs. Morris Chapin and Mrs. A. A. Williams as hostesses. Yesterday's meeting featured salad wafers cookies and coffee served by Mrs. Burr and Mrs. Bills.
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Lutheran Church Missionary Society
R. 8. Burr
Brian Bills
Burr
Jerusalem
William Hall
Raymond Anderson
Morris Chapin
A. A. Williams
Uncle Tom's Cabin Dropped From Stage Again
United Press reports Uncle Tom's Cabin, once a staple since 1852, has been relegated to obscurity with no company touring the country. The melodrama is said to gather dust in the attic of theatrical memory as Actor's Equity notes the absence of any active production nationwide.
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United Press
New, York
Simon Legrée
Uncle Tom
Little Eva
Actor's Equity Association
Dr F Bennett Returns From Spartanshure Visit
Dr. F Bennett came home this afternoon after a business trip via Spartanshure.
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Dr. ©. F. Bennett
Urge Autoists to Lock Autos in Ow City
Roundman v. J. Smith appealed to Ow City residents to lock parked cars, citing frequent carelessness causing inconvenience and police expense. He noted an incident of a man leaving the key in a car, leading to trouble for the police department.
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Roundman
J. Smith
Conspiracy Case In Brie County Near Trial Date Set
Judge William hears arguments as six attorneys for the defense and Mortimer assistant district attorney for the common seek to quash the indictment. Mrs Elizabeth Se hospital confesses to the operation and pleads guilty. State witness Margaret Trask testified she saw the events at City hospital in August before Attorney dropped her stand.
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Brie Harty
Wudthyou
Brie
Caroline Bra City Hospital
Mra
Elizabeth Se Hospital
Faulkrod
Mortimersistant Istrict
Wiliam
Margaret ‘Trask
Gret State
She
City Hospital
Trask
Shy
Elizabeth Sel
Raullerod
Lshe
Ernest Sharp
Eddy
Atte
Sélsle
Angered Discharged Farm Employee Fires On Family
John Pack, 45, discharged firearm at his former employer Dietz, 35, and Dietz’s family in Finley township near Lopollee, Carnegie Pa. Dietz and a farmhand were injured. Pack was captured after a gunshot wound to the foot. Dietz’s wife and nephew were present. Dietz and another man were treated in hospital. Pack had been at home several weeks after leaving, then returned to fire.
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United Carnegie
John Pack
Em Dietz
Helen Louhand
Fintey Township
Nea Ing
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Federal Prohibition
Guy Swezey
Pythians Planning School OF Instruction
Konjola
New Medicine
Dora Lane
del Lare
Route 1
Townsend
Teucece
Suelle
Corry
Downey’s
Meeting OF
Lutheran Missionary Society
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
Beautyrest
Fuzuri
Beauronest
Simmons
R. E. Palmer CO
George
Smith Brothers
Tc Iy
Fou J
CRO
Jack Frost
Peelge
Florida
Salt Skg
Ivory
Cong Pa
Calas
Timi
Center St
Inoliman
West Church Street
Journal Men OF
UNI and
Warren
Union City
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