Franklin police report lists 360 arrests for year
Jon Franklin. The annual report of the Mainin police department shows 260 arrests by the pallet during 1924 and 1854 counts indicate five Jaddies responded to alarms. Chief F. M. Sheffer and Clyde R. Reib presented the figures at the City Council meeting. Drunkenness led with 288 arrests, intoxication 278, and ten for drunken driving. Fines and forfeits totaled 31,047. Twenty-three people were arrested for disorderly conduct, 25 for loitering, 7 for illegal shooting of firecrackers, 4 for keeping a disorderly house, 21 for other offenses, and additional categories listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sranklin
Jon
Mianiin
Cie Are
Hla
F. M. Sheffer
Fie
Clyde R. Reib
Creomulsion Ad Claims Fast Cough Relief
An old style advertisement touts Creomulsion as a powerful yet harmless cough remedy. It promises quick relief with no narcotics and offers an on the spot money refund if relief is not achieved, noting consumer trust in their druggist.
Personal Mention Notes From Ossenden School Alumnus and Local Residents
Personal notes list Rasselas and Pendleton Brown Ett students at Ossenden School in West Newton Mass who spent three weeks in the city at Seiota Road home with relatives. Wesley Willis, visiting from Spartansburg area, left for home after three days. Archie Ny Goldfinch 23 on business in Warren Pa. Mrs Albert L Mille visiting Buffalo with uncle and aunt Henry Mille. Ray Dingfelder to Chicago to resume studies at National College of Physio. Lloyd King of Rochester Nils visited for Cole Brothers Circus. Willie enroute to Erie. Helen Foley and sister Mrs Andrew Howgard business visitors. Lora Judity in Evie, Mrs Robert Long and daughter, Mrs William Johnson and daughter Belly, returned from Jamestown. W. Cox and son Donald returned from James town after business visits. Mrs Frank Holder and son Keira of Lodlavilla Pa visited the Lity home in East South St. Mary Downey returned to Olten N Y to teach after vacation with relatives.
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Rasselas
Pendleton Brown
Tors
Albert L. Mille
Buffalo
Henry Mille
Ray Dingielder
Chicago
Til
National College of Physio
John Dingfelder
Lloyd King
Rochester
Nils
City Bay
Cole Brothers Circus
Willie Enroute
Erie
Helen Foley
Andrew Howgard
Evie
Robert Long
William Johnson
Belly
Harry Killie
Jamestown
W. . Cox
Donald
Frank Holder
Keira
Lodlavilla
Lillian Guild Names Officers for Coming Year
An Emmanuel Totstopal meeting at Hotel Corry elected officers for another term. C B Rafter, Mrs O H Rafter, Harold Gilbert, Mrs Wallace M Young, Miss Georgia Myers, and Mrs Harriet Clough held posts including president and treasurer. Guild reports show $200.02 raised. social time followed with refreshments.
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Emmanuel
Paristynd
Wits
W. A. Steen
John £. Castor
Death of Mrs Emma Waller in Crawford County
Mrs Emma Waller Miller aged 72 died after long illness at Resthaven Home for Invalids West Park Place where she had resided five years. Widow of Acwell Miller she leaves daughter Mrs Petersin of Corry and son Merle Miller of Lynch, plus nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Born in Bisomlend township Crawford County she was Baptist. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM at her daughter 927 Essex Street with interment at Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Bama Mariawuer
Ayea
Tovay
Invalis
West Pack Place
Psat
Miller
Goveared
Bisom- Lend
Crawford County
Acwell Miller
Essex Street
Davlaon Funes
Peteston Wome
Hearing on Philippines Papers At Historical Circle
After a holiday break the Historical Circle met with light attendance and some equipment issues. Mrs. W J Wilcox delivered a detailed paper titled Shall the U S give the Philippines their freedom noting the 7 038 islands 4642 nameless and 12 000 000 people speaking 87 dialects. The session also explored Emportant Measures Likely to Cons Before the Present Congress and discussed the New Deal era topics. Mae Howard new member attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Historical Circle
W. J. Wilcox
Philippines
Ie US
Roosevelt
Congress
Mae Howard
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel Carter's Little Liver Pills
An advertising copy extols Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate the liver and bile flow. It promises morning vitality and energy, claiming the pills cleanse the system and relieve sluggish digestion. The text imitates a period voice with emphatic claims and product branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyst Ile
Uae
Bret Toul
Guiniten
Carter
M.ca
Stocks Show Little Change in Durable Goods Leaders
New York stocks edged mildly higher in a quiet session as durable goods firms led a tentative advance. Gains touched several names including American Car & Foundry and Westinghouse Air Brake while motor and steel shares rose slightly. Mercantile shares remained flat as market activity slackened.
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New York
Durable Goods Industries Group
Build Manufacuring
Ross
Ameri Vison
American Car & Foundry
Westinghouse Air Brake
Baldwin
Harbison Waller
Mercantile
T&t
Rayburn Tackles Holding Companies in Congress
Representative Sam Rayburn, chairing the House Interstate Commerce Committee, announced plans to correct the evils of holding companies in line with President Roosevelt's New Deal message. The piece notes other brief items including visits and industry references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Saar Rayburn
Tex
House Interstate Commerce
Roosevelt
Mesangula Congress
Beach Beauty and the Hidden Show Business Plan
Kay confronts a publicity scheme involving Harrow and Spike to launch a dramatic comeback on stage and screen. Pete returns from the hospital and, after a tense talk, weighs her dream against his own loyalties as Kay agrees to explain the risky plan and keep it secret.
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Pety
Tead
Earl Harrow
Harrow
Tive
Pete
Guatemala
Veri
Ieto
Yale
New Orleans
Pete San
Ray
Hiarrow
Spike
Kay
Mr. Harrow
Tidsey
Yan
Pete apid_ Mt
Anyosa
Guy Harray
Pate
Plans for a staged yacht attack foiled by weather threats
Kay and Harrow plot a dramatic ruse aboard the yacht Commander II to fake a bombing and fire to trap rivals, with Kay sailing two miles offshore in rough seas to rescue Harrow. The plan hinges on a staged explosion blamed on racketeers as reporters photograph the incident.
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Havre
Spike
Commander II
Marrow
Daytona Beach
Havana
Jo Campbell
Florida
New York
Harrow
Daytona
Tom Spike
Earl
Crise
Mort
Kay
Tere
Daytoma Beach
North Carolina
Kaye
Infel
Couoe
Commander III
Ciy
Ray
Rayo
Haro
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Rex
Father Brown
Scotland Yard
Flambeau
Adolph Zuhsr
Farrer Brown
Walter Connolly
Paul Kas Gertrude Michael
Franklin
Montgomery
Lillian Guild
Emma Waller
Lincoln
Pillsbury
California
Talle
Main & Center Sts
Atlantic Raging
Cep
Ecreee
AVDAD
Atebhitehory
Ea Renaix Aviation
Gannilan Pacific
Cheysiew Collabia Agh
Continental Can
Consolidated Oil
Curties Wright
Irl Guenard Revie, Gener
International Nickel Montgomery Ward National Dairy
Nese
Yorke Central - Movthern Fagille
Ots Stout
Pema
Studebaker Frei
W. H. Barnest
Spartanabury
Francis Graves
Cleveland
United Aircraft Oo
Esse Taltad Corp
Westinghouse Eleetric
Woolworth
N.Y
Stan Dune Star Gas
Ceveeecse
Lenin
Snake
Toni
Tean
Karl
Links
Spers
Police
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Monaca
Harroye
Han
Gal- Op
Coes Wire
Bart
Prince Charing
Halifax Avenue
Hasan
Halifax
Arthur Shumway
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