Pennsylvania Motor Patrol Reports Widespread Light Violations
United Press reports from Harrisburg that during the past year one in three cars were stopped for light inspections in Pennsylvania. The patrol halted 494,021 autos with about 1.5 million passenger cars in the state. 25% of stopped vehicles had defective lights. Notices for correction totaled 112,656 with arrests for violations totaling 929. February saw peak arrests. August issued most correction notices. May and December had the fewest arrests and notices respectively.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Wilson G. Price
I Miso
Met
Quaero Club Meeting at West Frederick Street Home
Miss Nellewignt p hosted the Quaero Club Tuesday afternoon at her West Frederick Street home. Roll call and minutes were read and approved. A continuation of reading The Americanization of Edward Bok formed the program with informal discussion on topics following. Meeting adjourned at five oclock and will reconvene next week at Mrs. James H. Wrights on West Smith Street.
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Nellewignt P
Quaers Clu
West Prederick Street
James H. ‘Wright
West Smith Street
Viniol advertised as quick cure for poor appetite and sleep
An advertisement claims a tonic named Viniol cures poor appetite and fussiness in children and adults, promising sound sleep and big appetite. It cites Mrs. L. Ducrest testimonials and lists ingredients like iron and calcium. The ad emphasizes quick results and promotes a product by N. F. Meh Co.
Rumrunner Abandons Car to Escape Police
Warren February 26 Chief of Police Hahn and State Police Private Engle pursued an alleged bootlegger Clarence Anderson of 205 Lincoln Avenue after he refused to stop on the Warren Jamestown road. He abandoned his car after a high speed chase, leaving behind 24 pints of whisky and two gallons of alcohol. he escaped into the woods and was not yet apprehended.
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Warren
George Haebn
Engle
Kane
Clarence Anderson
Lincoln Avenue
Warren-Jamestown Road
State Hospital
Anderson
Drivig
Hahn
North Warren
Haehn
Venturetown
Dairymen to Convene in Couy Local Meeting Saturday
An all day gathering of the Couy local Dairymen's League will be held at the V F W home on West Washington street on Saturday March 1. A picnic dinner will be served and each family is asked to bring a tureen sandwiches and baked goods. A program is being prepared and a large crowd is expected.
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Couy
Dairymen's League
West Washington Street
Manley Recalls Egypt in Lutheran Circle Talk
After a brief business session the Lutheran Junior Circle at St Pauls Lutheran church heard H E Manley speak on Egypt. The talk used slides to illustrate personal experiences and rich details about the ancient country. A Q A session followed.
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Lutheran Junior Circle
Egypt
H. E. Manley
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Manley
Miller Seeks Assembly Post in Erie
Erie on Monday circulated a Republican petition for Miles R. Miller to run for member of the Assembly from the first west side district. Miller, who ran for the same office two years ago and attracted a strong vote, is long associated with the floral business and is active in the Elks and other fraternal groups in Erie.
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Erie
Miles R. Meller
West Side
Miller
Yale
The
Elks
Erie Maenne
Cher
John Crawford Convicted of DWI Faces $25 Fine in Wheeling
John Crawford, brother of Irene Schroader, held in New Castle jail on murder charges in the death of Corporal Brady Paul, was fined $25 and costs by Judge John S. Ritz after being convicted of driving an automobile while intoxicated in Wheeling West Virginia.
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Wheeling
W. Va
John Crawford
Irene Schroader
New Castle
Brady Paul
Highway Patrol
John S. Ritz
Intermediate Court
Jail sentences numerous in Crawford Co
Meadville Feb 26 an adjourned sentence court session saw about a dozen defendants, not reached earlier, sentenced to heavy fines and terms in the Allegheny county workhouse. Notable cases include Herman Reynolds of Titusville with driving while intoxicated, fined 100 dollars and costs and six months in the workhouse, and Ivan P. Kelly fined 40 dollars for a bad check and given up to 18 months to three years in the workhouse plus 150 dollars in costs. G H Garlepy of Titusville was fined 100 dollars and costs and paroled after three days. Glenn Kern of Erie, arriving intoxicated, fined 100 dollars and costs and six months in the workhouse.
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Meadville
O. Clare Kent
Allegheny
Hermird Reynolds
Titusville
Reynolds
Jamaica
Jon
Jilkeheny County
Ywarichaivee
Ivan P. Kelly
G. H. Garlepy
Bernard Reynolds
Jas
Glenn Kern
Erie
Grand Theatre to Close for Indefinite Remodeling
Manager Blatt of Corry Amusement Company announced the Grand Theatre will close starting Monday for extensive remodeling. The project, beginning at the northside theatre next week, includes installation of REA talking picture equipment and other improvements at the Grammi theatre.
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Blatt
Corry Amusement Company
Northside
Gramil Theatre
Jonathan Judge to confer initiatory degree tonight
Jonathan Judge will confer the initiatory degree on a class of seven candidates this evening. The junior class play at the high school auditorium is scheduled for tonight and Thursday evening. Lent begins March 8 with Ash Wednesday services. The Warren Times Mirror notes the Taylor brothers retain their defiant attitude since their first apprehension and tell exaggerated tales to gain sympathy. Mr and Mrs Ralph Fogel and son return from a 10,000 mile motor trip visiting California Oregon and Washington. No dearth of pre Lent dances expected Friday evening with three parties. The Kane Republican reports the Pennsylvania train east of Kane had locomotive failures and delays. The Willys-Overland Whippet Four may be continued per local distributor Lawrence Thomans. The Standard Oil Co of New York lowers gasoline price. The stock market remains uncertain with ups and downs. US crude oil production for the week ended Feb 22 averaged 2,722,050 barrels. California’s average 1,916,050 barrels. Thirty-three domestic relations cost cases listed for Erie. Corry hospital reports continued improvement of Charles Alexander 9 injured Saturday. The Literary Digest launches a 20 million ballot on prohibition. John Reddington of Mill Village injured in a fall near the tracks is recovering at Corry hospital.
State Democratic slate chosen after harmony caucus
In Harrisburg the state Democratic leaders backed a ticket headed by United States Senator Sedgwick Kistler for governor Lawrence T Rupp for lieutenant governor Col W Bambrady for internal affairs secretary Mrs Lucy Winston for supreme court judge Henry Nices for the court of appeals Aaron Fe Reiber for the Superior Court and George T Douglas for Philadelphia. The caucus in executive session said no candidate was endorsed and two others were named Ernest Sharp and Harry Poulkrod. A Warren pair convicted of conspiracy in the death of a 2 year old Clarington girl will face a new trial motion filed by defense counsel.
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Harrisburg
Alloys
United States
Sedgwick Kistler
Lock Haven
Lawrence
T. Rupp
Allentown
Col
Lucy
Winston
Mechanicsburg
Henry [Nices
Yotts
Superior Court
Aaron FE. Reiber
Butler
George T Douglas
Philadelphia
John R. Colling
Ernest Sharp
Harry Poulkrod
Warren
Clarington
Union City Hospital
Moon
Fragmentary colonial era notice on seize and liquor mix
Fragmented text describes prohibition actions and seizures at a hotel road avenue In Jamestown involving Michel Al iom and others It mentions alcohol measures like gallons and quarts and a charge of seizure in a distillation context with references to colorad distil and cocktails
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Jamestown
Michel
Tyre
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Conry
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Mill Village
Harmony Marks
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Senate
Rupp
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Chrysler
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First Avenue
Corry
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Associated Gas and Electric System
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