Night Chase Across Desolate Island With a Hidden Plot
A narrator climbs to a palm shadowed hollow on a remote island seeking clues about a possible plot involving Black and a wanted suspect. He notes a schooner offshore and a tense search through a ruined settlement as fear and resolve tighten.
New Chief Warns 100 Cases for Bootleggers at Jamestown
Tamestown chief of police Axel Lavin warned bootleggers to close shops or face civil action. The crackdown caused unsettled liquor market conditions, with several bars dark. A man, Salvatore Gallo, 46, Harrison Street, posted $1,000 bail after a federal liquor possession charge. In BrIe, civil term opens January 4 with 110 cases, including three divorces, auto crash and property dispute suits, and expected reductions from settlements.
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Tamestown
Axel Levin
Struc
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Lavin
Harrison Street
Salvatore Gallo
United States
Edward R. Bootey
BRIE
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James B. Yard
John J. Thompson
Ruth H.thompson
Joseph D. Kinney
Irene F. Kinney
Beith
Munger
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Desmond Dinner Dance Honoring Katherine Florence Desmond
A formal dinner dance at the Hotel Corry last evening hosted by Mr and Mrs J J Desmond for their daughter Katherine Florence Desmond and two classmates from Miss Madrian a School Robena Harper and Esther Baldwin from Erie. Gilbert Grahams orchestra provided the musical program with novelty dances. Guests included college students home for holidays, and Erie friends Judith Kitchen and Janet Disque among others.
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Corry
J. J. Desmond
Katherine Florence Desmond
Madiern
Washington, D. C
Robena Harper
Esther Baldwin
Erie
Gilbert Graham
Warren
Judith Kitchen
Janet Disque
B P W Club Meeting Set By Corry Group
Corry Business and Professional Women's Club will hold its regular meeting Monday evening with Eva Capwell hosting on East Pleasant Street. After business a social hour will follow, inviting all members to attend the first meeting of the new year.
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Eva Capwell
East Pleasant Street
Corry
John “Rickers
Dren
James Jwivink
Martin Bunt
Holland, Mich
Ikrehce Rhebergen
Wm. Riebergen
Edna Rhebergen
Ivan Fredevick
Howard Reyberger
Fred. Riebergen
Mirs. Perry
Lines
Cleo Haigilt
Winnie
Marilyn June
My. Ansits
Leo McCarthy
Raynd
McCoy
Clymer Grange
Praymiters Uoon
Sheriden Wallace
Neal
West Point
M. M
J. Albert Johnson
Beatrice Johnson
Fredonia
Donat Wdly
Jamestown
Christin Endeavor Society
Cornelius Wiggers
Rawlin Hil
Mick
Edward Ton
Mt Marion
Paul
Ralph Meracle
Tda Jomgon
LaVon
Quick work in recovering car in Kane
Two Oil City police officers and Sheriff William Cole recovered a stolen Chevrolet coupe within two hours after a call about a car wanted in Kane. Captain Vernon W. Nelson and Officer Ted Aites aided in taking possession of the vehicle.
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Gan
Oil City
Bn Nustal
William Cole
McKean County
Kane
Vernon W. Nelson
Strage
Cole
Ted Aites
Hoovers Gift of Starskins to Belgian Princess
President Hoover sent ten American Alaskan starskins as a wedding gift to Princess Marie Jose of Belgium. The event notes the princess is to marry Prince Humbert of Italy. Mrs Laura Dalrymple of Warren and her mother Mrs James Richards are mentioned in connection with a weekend visit.
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Washington
Hoover
Marie Jose
Belgium
Prince Humbert
Italy
Laura Dalrymple
Warren
James Richards
North Center Street
Candle Light Service Held in Clymer Church
In Clymer January 1 a candle light service at the Methodist Episcopal church drew praise for its solemnity. Mrs Edna Wood Amay led the service with twelve months represented by a group in white robes. Local residents and former Clymerites were noted in attendance and visiting relatives from Bellingham Washington Jamestown and Pittsburgh Normal School added to the community motion.
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Kenneth Koompy
R. Buller
Marlin Punt
Holland
Micl
James Grayvnk
Par West
Sears, Roebuck && Co
LaVern Cline
Enville
Northwent
Z. D. Gallup
George VanderSehaatt
Katherine Jenkinson
Jamestown
Joe Teti
North
Gilbert Tom
Fire started by thieves razed Watson chicken house
A gunny sack with three live chickens found near the destroyed building indicates a motive for the blaze that wiped out the Watson structure on Roc Jan avenue Salina. Investigators say thieves likely ransacked the farm housing 80 to 100 chicks and may have started the fire to cover theft. About a dozen birds remained after the fire and some may have been carried away or consumed.
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George Watsat
Salina
City Reorganization Inaugural Mayors Appoints New Officials
The city swears in Cassius L. A. as mayor for a new term and unveils a reorganization plan. Mayor Alexand Williams announces appointments across departments including Ernest A. Williar as Superintendent, M. Leo Mulder as Police Chief, and Jon R. Tipton as Health Officer, with several posts confirmed amid ongoing policy readings.
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Becaime
Alexandest A. Williams Wick
Cpremoi
Alexant
Ruppersburg
Radio station notes and time slot references
A fragmentary listing references several radio identifiers and times. It mentions WHARF WHAM G WHAM and others with unclear context and no coherent schedule.
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