Ridgway Man Fatally Hurt In Auto Crash
Ridgway Paul Amacher, 26, of 428 Walnut Street, Ridgway, died six hours after his Ford coupe left the road near Whistletoy and struck a culvert. He was returning from Bradford for tools, fell asleep, and the crash left him head first on rocks. Witnesses and police noted the car wreckage scattered along seventy feet and no icy road conditions. Amacher died of a skull fracture at Mile County General Hospital.
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Ridgway
Paul
Cher
Walnut Street
Ridgeway-Johnsonburg
Mile County General Hospital
Amiavher
Bradford
Ampechar
Amather
Harold Sundell
C. H. Law
Ridg
Flu Reaches Union City With Several Reported Cases
Union City reports about a dozen flu cases after weeks of nationwide spread. Local doctors state none are serious and expect a protracted cold spell to help curb further spread. No quarantine diseases are currently recorded in Union City, though nearby towns have faced such outbreaks.
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Union City
Otter
Thorne Prescription Claims Fast Cough Relief Without Drugs
A famous physician offers Thorne a cough remedy with no harmful drugs. It supposedly ends coughing quickly by addressing the internal cause not reached by syrups. First swallow relief, pleasant and safe for families. Money back guarantee. 35c 60c 1.00. Sold by N. F. Ames & Co. adv1-36
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N. F. Ames & Go
Columbus 1.0 C F Buys Property For Home
Five directors will be elected and the auditors report on Columbus Cemetery Association finances will be reviewed at the annual meeting set for Thursday January 10 1829 at the home of W A Schraming at 2p m Members are urged to attend. The Community Aid meets this week Thursday January Sed with Mrs N R McGuire. Local funeral and reunion notices follow, noting Mr Wm Messenger and Mr Nelson Trisket at Spartansburg and a 1927 Colinns High School reunion hosted by Abs tarah Page with twelve attendees listed. The I O O F lodge has purchased the Stacy and Smith heirs residence to remodel into lodge housing, expected to enhance town appearance.
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Columbus
Columbus Cemetery Association
W. A. Schraming
N. R. McGuire
Wm. Messenger
Nelson ‘Trissiket
Spartansburg
John Richardson
Ak ‘Ron
Ohio
Colinns High School
Pleasant Farm
Tarah Page
Ane Farah
Mix Page
Ack
Alice Dodd
Mildred Sehyamling
Agia Spoon
Irene Dunton
Gextundo Sordia
Arthur Page Ralph Taylor
Prison doors open for Mrs Northcott in California case
Mrs Louisa Northcott, mother of Gordon Stewart Northcott, faces life imprisonment for the murder of nine year old Walter Collins. She pleaded guilty to the murder charge in Riverside County Superior Court after claiming her son was not at the Riverside farm the night of March 16. She said she struck the boy with an axe in a chicken house, and that Sanford Clark aided the first assault.
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San Quentin State Prison
Calif
San Quentin Prison
Louisa Northcott
Gordon Stewart Northcott
Walter Collins
Mtr
Sanford Clark
Collins
New York
San Bernardino
Movie Star Dorothy Mackaye Freed from San Quentin
Hollywood actress Dorothy Mackaye was released from San Quentin Prison after ten months for withholding evidence in the death of Ray Raymond. She was met at the gate by an unknown man in a coupe and drove toward San Rafael, likely toward San Francisco.
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San Quentin Prison
Calif
Jan
Dorothy
Dot Mackaye
San Quentin
Ray Raymond
Miss Mackaye
San Rafael
San Francisco
L J Rowe Expands Florist Chain to Erie
Titusville florist L J Rowe, who recently opened in the Knowlton storeroom on Nort Center street, has leased a space on West 10th street in Erie and plans a near future opening there. He already runs showrooms in Oil City, Franklin, Titusville, Corry and Union City.
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L. J. Rowe
Titusville
Knowlton
Nort Center Street
West 10Th Street
Erie
Oil City
Franklin
Corry
Unon City
Life sentence for liquor law violation amid ten children
Mrs. Cita Mac Adler Miller, 48, mother of ten, was sentenced by Judge Charles Collingwood to life imprisonment for habitual liquor law violations after a fourth conviction. She maintained innocence as the circuit court declared her an habitual criminal, with defense plans to appeal to the Michigan Supreme Court.
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State OF
Michigan
United Press
Lansing
Mich
Tsb
Detroit House of Correction
Cita Mac Adller
Millen
Supreme Court
Married at Parsonage in Cannonsburg Ceremony
Rigsell C. Loughman of Washington and Kathryne K. Young of Cannonsburg were married by Rev. Roger F. Cressey at the Presbyterian parsonage on West Smith street at 6 o clock last evening. They will reside in Cannonsburg after a short wedding period.
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Rigsell C. Loughman
Washington, Pa
Kathryne K. Young
Cannonshire
Roger F. Cressey
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
West Smith Street
Cannonsburg
Pennsylvania Law Draft Mirroring Baumes Similarities
A proposed Pennsylvania bill from the Crime Commission envisions life imprisonment at judge’s discretion for habitual felons, similar to Baumes Law, with a twist mandating imprisonment after a fourth felony offense if the judge deems it appropriate. The draft lists Senators Miley B. Kitt and state Senators as sponsors and a named advisory group including Robert A. Stolla and others from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania
Julien
Ute
Pennsylvania Crime Commission
Miley B. Kitt
Tourthime
Kitts
Xing
Robert A. Stolla
Frank Graft
Kittanning
Louis N. Hobinson
Savsthmare
Harold A. Scragg
Servniton
Willian F Stoddaader
Pittsburgh
Drump
Phildelphia
Sx Thoms
Coolidge Hunts Deer and Pheasants on Safari
President Coolidge spends the first day of his new year and vacation end hunting at Supelo Plantation hosted by Howard B. Coffin with plans to return to Washington tonight. The White House visit is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. Mrs Newman travels back to Youngstown after a bereavement.
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Saprhlo Island
Goolidge
Howard B. Coffin
Washington
White House
Supelo Pantation
Gulsis
Classified Advertising Page Guide and Offerings
The page outlines classified ad categories and procedures for publishing notices in a period newspaper. It lists sections for announcements personal notices automotive services employment financial opportunities instruction and more while stressing ad acceptance limits and honesty in pricing and placement.
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Paul J Amacher
Ridgway Hospital
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Son
California Ranch
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Brunswick Radio
Brunswick
R.E. Palmer
North Center St
Senator Kitts
New York State
Coolidge
Tacob Newman
Lippman
Youngstown
C. E. Doane
Better Service Garage
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WM. van Vleet
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Auvtomobile
Tautomobiles
Auto Mritka
Matutuyeles
Lile
Harter and Exchange
Rawal Estate
Suburtien Fur
Foal
Farma and
Announg
Beng
Starr Granite & Marble
Washington St
Curry Granite & Marble Works
Mist Ave
FORD
Chevrolet
Ste
Wisie Exemiedy
W. Wayne Strew
Ahone
Spring St
LeaHtt
Livestoce
Poh Sale
Whitaker Cohen Clark
Rhode
Spring Creek
Pordson
Law Patterson
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George MacDonald
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Grey Baby Carriage
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Bloch
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West'a
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Bertha Marsh
Delaware Street
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Cohen
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Milon Brown
Bhale
Nice Home
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Oregan
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