Allen May Block Appointment to Erie Vacancy
In a murky Albany style political shift, Mayor James Rossiter faces resistance to a street director appointment as Edward Allen and Thomas Mehafey move to block the choice. Rumors circle of unnamed business leaders and city hall staff jockeying for influence, with petitions circulating seeking an outstanding executive. Norbert Fitzgerald and Thomas Platley named as possible candidates, while Alfred Lechner and P. A. Pearson also receive mention.
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Noler
James
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Dundon “Uultering
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H. Lee Munger
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Edward J. Allen
Thomas Mehafey
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Norbert J. Fitzgerald
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Thomas W. Platley
Joseph Rogan
Riens
Alfred L. Lechner
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P. A. Pearson
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Department of Public Safety
Factionalism Jeopardizes Democratic Prospects in Pennsylvania
The piece notes factional tensions within the Pennsylvania Democratic Party. Judge Henry C. Niles, a longstanding candidate for state courts, could precipitate a party split if he seeks the gubernatorial line. Simée Van Dyke chairs the state committee and may back nominees next month. Joseph F. Guffey, Pittsburgh lawyer and Roosevelt ally, could seek the U.S. Senate nomination, though no public statement has been made amid James A. Mailey’s endorsement of the Guffey Van Dyke team.
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Roosevelt
Inside Hollywood Extravagance Of Screen Stars Fashion
Hollywood reports reveal stars lavish thousands on appearances with gowns costing up to 800, slippers 25, gloves 20, purses 80 and perfumes. Agents and multiple homes accompany salaries, while premiers demand entirely new outfits and ongoing grooming to charm the public and producers.
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Andrew R. Boone
Central Press
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Warren Names Douglas G. Kropf Fire Chief At Borough Meeting
Douglas G. Kropf, Getoron West Filicalt police chief, was elected Warren fire department chief for a 171 dollar monthly salary. Others nominated included L. H Brown, W. P Arnold, and Daniel Mosher. Brown led in votes but Mosher was chosen eleven to six. Several borough offices were re elected and debates over appointments were anticipated as council filled important posts amid a capacity crowd.
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Marjorie Daugherty
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Marcus Larson
George Haehn
Watts Davis
Grand jury orders inquiry into Elk County commissioners
A grand jury investigation of Elk County commissioners was ordered by Judge E G Baird at the January term. Acting on a petition by District Attorney G B Stray, the petition alleges irregularities and misbehavior in office, including disputed expenditures and use of public funds for private benefit. The grand jury will hear sworn testimony and report findings to the court.
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Damage suit filed over driver death in Erie County
Leila Ganna of 202 Hillcrest Ave sues Tapish of 1214 West Sixth St alleging negligent operation of a truck near Peach Street that caused the death of Wine Canon and left Mrs Canon with three minor children. The action seeks $26,000. attorney Edward Petrillo represents Mrs Canon. Tapish is a junk dealer with alleged connections to Frank Novisi.
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Erie County
Leila Ganna
Hillcrest Avenue
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Watson Paper Co
Edward Petrillo
Wife Preservers We Give Windows 2 Good Polish
Poorly legible text fragment describes cleaning and polishing windows with a chamois and alcohol mixed with water. The illegible lines obscure full instructions or product names.
Oil City installs new city officials at ceremony
Oil City officials concluded the council induction Monday morning with William J. Van Horn becoming controller and council members ER Gnade W W Dimond and J A Angove re-elected. Mayor John G. Payne administered the oaths as department heads were named for the coming year.
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William J. van Horn
W. W. Jinkey
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Gum Wrapper Trail Leads Detroites to Cash Robbery Suspects
Two patrolmen trace a grocery robbery through a trail of chewing gum wrappers and coffee beans for blocks. They find six men with thirty one thousand dollars, minus some gum and a bag of coffee, at the end of the route.
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New Bank Directors Elected At Annual Meeting
New bank directors were elected at the annual meeting. The slate includes Desmond and Alison among the new group, with the board set to oversee the bank's next fiscal year and ensure governance, capitalization, and stakeholder confidence.
Parie Sun Arreal Demonstrat Conn Sulats Dep
The fragmentary text shows an arial demonstration referenced by Conn Sulats Department. Readable details are sparse, but the piece hints at a local event or display with possible community or organizational involvement. Entities are uncertain due to OCR errors.
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