Life sentence for Whaley at Little Valley
Arthur Whaley of In Isdale aged 53 received a life sentence at Auburn Prison for a larceny in a near check and obtaining an automobile. County authorities noted three prior felonies, including forgery in McKean county in 1919, and that the Western Penitentiary sentence cited was for a $100 theft and shipment. Whaley showed no emotion and watched the court with mild interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Valley
Arthur Whaley
Insdale
Auburn
Coast
Thilge Blick
Whaley
Nea
Olean
Krieger
Western
Pennsylvania
Sherif
McKean County
Falconer Block Fire Damages Wilson Building in Falconer
Jan 12 fire gutted part of the three story Wilson block at West Main and Dow streets in Falconer. About 20 000 dollars in damage occurred as flames forced residents to flee. Chief Wesson D Paplow spotted smoke, awakened two families on the second floor, helped nine others evacuate, then triggered the fire alarm.
Truck Plunges Into Factory On Icy Wake Hill
At 10 30 Tuesday morning a six wheeled truck and trailer from Maran and Son of Buffalo skidded on icy Wake Hill and crashed into the southeast corner of the old Huntley plant in Silvercreek. Damage to the building is estimated at 3500 and the truck at 200. Driver Jack Smith of Buffalo escaped injury after being thrown from the cab. No other vehicles or pedestrians were harmed and no one was injured.
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Silvercreek
Wake Hill
Jack Smith
Buffalo
N.Y
Paith Am
Huntley
Smith
Maran & Son
Hirsick
Funeral Services for Thomas Crowe in St Thomas Church
Funeral services for Thomas Crowe, who died in Atlantic City and was brought here, were held at St Thomas Church at 9:90. Rev M E Tracy officiated high mass with Mrs Edward Ainley singing. Afterward the body went to Pine Grove Cemetery for mausoleum interment until burial at St Thomas Cemetery. Bearers listed and out of town attendees from Ohio Pennsylvania Maine Buffalo New York City Meadville Jamestown and Atlantic City attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micmary
Thomas Crowe
Atlantic City
St. Thomas] Church
M. E. Tracy
Edward Ainley
Corry
Pine Grove
St. Thomas Cemetery
Kris Moran
J.J. Aight
Frank Elsir
Charles Tate
Martin Costello
Harold Det
Thomas Sherlac
Girard
Ohio
Fred Pournier
Pittsburgh
T. Sherry
Brie
van. Fordyce
John Morton
John King
Meadville
Quaero Club Delivers Talks and Sage Hair Guide
Quaero Club meeting at Mrs. James H Wright's home featured papers on Italy and Mussolini with readings by Mrs. Babbitt and Mrs. Ketner. An article on Gabriela An nungio was read by Miss Sarah Powell. Sage and Sulphur hair remedy ads urged Wyeths Sage Sulphur Compound as a home treatment to darken gray hair.
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Quaero Club
Italy
James H Wright
West Smith Street
Margheria
Taly
Babbitt
Mussolini
Ketner
Eaton
Gabriela’ Annungio
Sarah Powell
Umon Garden
Wyeth
Sheriff Bond Split Over Premium Payment
Sheriff Thomas Ge Sterrett won a verbal battle with Erie County commissioners who approved paying a $300 premium on his surety bond by a 4 to 1 vote. Commissioner Charles R. Davis opposed, arguing fairness since other offices’ bonds had not been similarly funded. The dispute echoed prior years as Moorhead and Rogan noted premiums had been paid before. Separately, a 20-year-old black man, Edward Robinson, was captured by Policeman Carl Peldt after breaks into Stafford Drug Store on East Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Y. Moorhead
Joseph P Rogan
Davis
Sam
Edward Robinson
Erie
Carl Peldt
Stafford
East Sixth Street
Former Aide 10 Baird Held for Embezzlement
David Davies, confidential secretary to former Prohibition Administrator Fredericke Baird, was arrested on embezzlement and concealing government records charges. Reports say he was caught in an incident tied to Schenley Distillery papers cited by the state in a show cause proceeding over its liquor permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsbury
Jun
David Davies
Fredericke « Baird
Davies
Schenley Distillery Company
Bargain Day in Pittsburgh Court
United Press reports Bargain Day returns to clear the docket of police violations. Pleas of guilty are accepted in bulk with 60 defendants released after paying fines. Price list for fines ranged from 25 to 75 dollars, totaling 9 500 dollars. accumulated revenue reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
United Press
Pinchot Rejects Charter Applications Across Pennsylvania
Governor Pinchot announced the denial of charter applications by 26 electric companies, citing Public Service Commission order 27 aimed at extending service to prospective customers. He said the measure seeks to broaden electricity access and promote rural electrification in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchot
Harrisburg
Horkiers
Public Service Commission
Jaeke Wis
Sephus
Widring
Pamiysycania
Abies Irish Rose Establishes Broadway Run Record
Abie's Irish Rose sets a Broadway record by running for four years and eight months, approaching the world record. The show, a $20,000,000 production, has drawn large audiences and critics note its enduring popularity as the longest on Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abie
United Press
New York
Iriny Rose
Sphere
Amerie
London
Sharp quake rattles Manila in United Pro report
A strong earthquake struck Manila during the United Pro event, measured near third intensity by observers. Reports describe shaking affecting participants and onlookers, with details scarce due to fragmented text. Authorities urge caution as tremors ripple through the region.
Thoxine Cure Promises Relief From Night Coughs
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a non-addictive remedy for persistent coughing and inflamed bronchial tubes. It claims relief without dope or harmful drugs and promotes pleasant taste for children. Sold by Ames and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuanouys
Ames
Dre
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Falconer
D. Padoll
Office Traction
Eustman Kodaks and Supplies
Community Silver
Elgin, Gruen and Hamilton Watches
Seth ‘Thoms
Session
V. E. Phillips
the Jeweler
10 Baird
United Pros
Manila United Pro
Masedas Jin
Philippines
Neismediste Uc
Lambsdown High
Wool Union
Bernstein Brothers
Center Street
Corry, Pa
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