Auto dealer Hartley jailed for fraud in PA and NY
Erie report describes David Hartley a 26 year old North East auto dealer pleading guilty to defrauding dealers in Pennsylvania and New York of about 12000. He received a one to two year sentence with another count pending until January 93. His wife Millicent faces possible trial next month on forgery and related charges. The judge postponed the second sentence and stressed restitution. Hartley paid a small fine and was ordered to cover prosecution costs.
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Erie
David Hartley
North East
Pennsylvania
New York
Burton R. Laub
Millicent
Hartley
Laub
New York State
S.Y. Rossiter
Congresson
Nationalists claim minelaying completed near Shanghai
Nationalist China announced completion of a minefield on the sea approach to Shanghai by the Yangtze estuary. Adm Kwei Yung-Ching, the Nationalist navy commander in chief, said the minefield is finished and air raids against the Chinese Communists on the mainland have intensified. The Flying Arrow, an American freighter, is tied to the report.
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Taipei
Formosa
China Today
Shanghai
Yangtze River
Adm
Kwei Yung-Ching
Los Angeles Receives Weather From High Sierra Winds
The report notes wa from the High Sierra Mountains affecting Los Angeles in 1907. Weather elements include gusts and shifting air patterns influencing local conditions this period.
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Los Angeles
Payroll padding in Congress sparks calls for probe
A congressional payroll debate arises after ex Rep Parnell Thomas went to jail for misusing funds. Rep Burdick urges a full investigation, while many insist most members are honest. Payroll details are publicly available for House staff but not fully for Senate personnel, fueling questions about transparency and allowances on both chambers.
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Capitol Hill
L Parnell Thomas
Rep
Burdick
R-N. D
Thomas J
Clini
Jhst
Congress
Thomas
House Committee On
Capitol x
Congressional Library
Senate
House
Washington
Dilworth says no move to nominate him for governor
Philadelphia city treasurer Richard Dilworth stated he has no knowledge of any campaign effort to nominate him for governor on the Democratic ticket.
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Dilworth
Philadelphia
Jun
Richardson Dilworth
Erie council split fuels charges and power struggle
May or Gillirence K Palling and Streets Director Thomas McCarty traded untrue charges as a split emerged over control of city departments. McCarty cited a behind the scenes deal with GOP and Democratic allies, detailing a planned shift of engineering duties to the mayor’s office and restrictions on personnel. Mayor Pulling confirmed a bureau proposal but denied McCarty’s claims of a broader power grab.
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Pulling
Engineering Bureau
McCarty
Cours
Wagner
Democria Downing
Counell
Heart Attack Fatal for Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Patterson
Marion D. Patterson, 10-year associate justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, collapsed and died of a heart attack in Philadelphia City Hall after attending an oral argument. The Hollidaysburg native, serving on a 10-year term, complained of weakness during the conference, attributed to mild winter weather.
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Philadelphia
Marion D. Patterson
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Hollidaysburg
Blair County
Wis
Juisticns
Patterson
Horace Stern
Mercury
Stern
Tustice Patterson
Seenile Justice
Death of Frank Coslee Shocks Local Community
This week’s obituary notes the death of Frank Coslee on Sunday night after a long illness. Funeral was Tuesday with burial at Union Cemetery. The piece lists local residents and church matters from the period, including notes on Odd Fellows member Custer, community events at Abbe Reformed Church, and various club activities. Also mentioned are church treasurer reports, officer elections, and a bonus granted to Rev Muller. The narrative covers church and auxiliary activities, with attendees and travel plans of local residents, and lists names of families connected to the community in this period.
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Slymur
Gan
Frank Coslee
Burind
Union Wily
Mir
Custer
Odd Fellows
Grove CI
Lepset
Clare
Millee
Rochester
Ul Weit
Ernest Tewinkle
Jonay A. Muller
Abbe
Fision
Robert Swart
Pricey Schirmer
Groree Legters
Gilbert J. Ton Nt
Howanl Legters
Amos VanEyden
Mpdace
Peter Schirman
Norman Hogenboom
Lake Delbert
Ten Haken
Chuehwig
Muller
Howard Legters
Twentieth Century Club
Clarence Ie Dergen
Fred Wurdes
Fred Dam
Local social notes include visits and church event
Darryl and several named spouses hosted Mr and Mrs Jess Lookenhouse Monday while Edgar Teculver and his wife planned a visit to their daughter in St Petersburg Florida. Mrs Johnson spent weeks with Mr and Mrs Clinton Mirnaie in Kane before returning home. Mrs Gallup and others attended the WSOS sub district meeting at Lakewood where Gallup spoke on young peoples work in the church.
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Darryl
Mary NyWelde
Wilby Lookenhouse
Donald Lookenhouse
William Lopkerthoun
Jess Lookenhouse
Edgar Teculver
Carolyn Dickinson
St. Petersburg
Fin
Tn Johnson
Clinton Mirnaie
Kane
Morion Gallup
Edward Eshelman
Velma Simmelint
Robert Fa‘app
Ray Reuskers
Lakewood
Gallup
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Philip Russink
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Thelin Tenhuiseh
Grove City College
Danna Ton
Jamestown Business College
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Ernest Hinsdale
Meerdink Home Furnishings
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