Many County Offices to Be Filled in 1923
Erie Ja 2A: More than a score of new officials will be elected for city and county in 1923 and 1924 with terms ending next January 1924. Prothonotary, clerk of courts, recorder of deeds and register of wills, three county commissioners, and county treasurer are among offices up for election in November. Incumbents William Walker, Joseph Momelwad, Joseph Rogan Witt and others may seek reelection as the county faces a broad slate of candidates.
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Erie
Miria
Tasjunry
Erie City
Cout]ty
Warn Oie
Tia
Wilaim Gi Walker Joseph Momelwad
Joseph Rogot
Walker
Moorehead
Joseph Rogan Witt
Ainderstood
Peoples of
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Grant J. Smith
Bradford Loses City Officers Inwave of Resignations
Bradford January 2 a city controller Ma Moore says he will resign to take a state post as Harrisburg oath taking looms. The city faces further resignations of City Solicitor Schoonmaker and Emma Koon clerk to the solicitor as the next meeting approaches.
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Bradford
Mrndtford
Anottier
Ma. Moore
Thature
Moteur County
Harrisburg
Schoonmaker
Moore
Emma Koon
Dunkirk Fire Department Upgrades Under Review
Dunkirk authorities move toward modernizing the fire service with an $80,000 bond recommendation to fund improvements across units. The plan includes hiring an expert firefighter and authorizing a $30,000 bond portion via the Common Council. Police salaries for two lieutenants, Harry Knollman and Robert Rahn, rise from $145 to $150 monthly.
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Dunkirk
Jno
Sexmi
Jesne
Common Council
Harry Knollman
Robert Rahn
Week of Prayer Observed in German Banker Churches Here
The Union Week of Prayer opened at the Baptist church with Rev. O J May of the Alliance church delivering a sermon from Hosea 22 80 urging Christians to seek God's will and fullness of the Holy Spirit. Services move to United Brethren church tonight Salvation Army Thursday Alliance Friday Methodist.
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Union
Baptist Church
Lastight
O. J. May
Alliance Church
United Brethren Church
Freeman M. Redinger
Three youths held after fatal Buffalo car incident
An article reports three youths held in connection with a death after a Buffalo streetcar collision. A passerby found the dead man and alerted the sheriff. Details blame the McNelly boy, with two others accused of involvement.
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Joh McNelly
Joseph Gallaghers
Peter Cusseur
Lockport
Adel
Lock
Buffalo
McNelly
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