Gaswutra reveals hope for commutation in high profile death case
Ex convict Gaswutra and Irene Schrowder face execution for the killing of Corporal Brady Pant. He reportedly hopes for clemency as details point to a transfer date to Rockview Penitentiary in Bellefonte. A separate note marks January 20 for the likely date, with red ink on the calendar. Captain Robert Dollar, founder of Dollar Steamship Lines, is hospitalized after emergency surgery for acute internal disorders.
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New Gaswutra
Glenn Gague
Irene Schrowder
Brady Pant
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Detroit
Hell In
Rockview Penitentiary
Bellefonte
San Rapagl
Call
Robert Dollar
Dollar Steamship Lines
Personal Mention of Residents and Travellers
Local notes report Mrs Samuel Bell departing for Union City to visit her parents and family until Wednesday. Guests include Miss Matie Madison of Meadville and Miss Julie Koustner visiting Brig, along with multiple residents traveling on business to Warren, New York City, Erie, and Titusville.
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Samuel Bell
Union City
J. D.O' Brakemaan
Matie Madison
Meadville
Corry
Re. Thomas Ingram
Margaret Foreman
A. Johnson
Shill
Post Fisster
S. Bentley Walls
Joseuh Woestner
Joseph Guigton
Erie
P. H. Till Jolson
Edward Jerome
Spartansburg
Prauk
Amesett
New York City
R. H. VanTassel
Glenn Spencer
Kane
Allan Spencer
Robert Spencer
Commissions Against Repeal Proposal for National Liquor Control
A detailed outline by Andersen proposes a government controlled liquor system with a national commission overseeing manufacture importation and interstate transport through a liquor corporation. States would run their own liquor agencies under licenses and penalties for violations while prices stay low to curb bootlegging, with profits shared with governments.
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Desea Andersen
United States
Sweden
Wuld
National Corporation
Anderson
Nationsl Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Close of Market Report from New York Stock Exchange
Stock quotations from Log an & Bryan of OW City with Lloyd M. Bracken. Amorous listings include Anaconda Motors Chrysler Continental Motors General Motors Hupmobile Packard Studebaker Willys Overland Yellow Tick and multiple oil and gas firms. Numerous railroads and utilities are cited along with miscellaneous manufacturers and service firms.
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Logan & Bryan
OW City
New York Stock Exchange
Lloyd M. Bracken
Ewes
Hale International Nickel
Motors Chrysler
Continental Motors
General Motors
Packard
Studebaker
Willyn Overland
Atlantic Refining
Continental Pek
Sas
Continental Petty
National Supply
Pan American B
Pilis United Corp Premie
Oeret
Chicago & Western
Erie
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Oklahoma City Well Brings Large Fire Under Control
In Oklahoma City the No 1 Wespace oil well within city limits was brought under control after a massive blaze caused extensive damage. The well, owned by the B B Slick Oil Corporation, flowed at an estimated 100,000 barrels of oil per day and 20,000,000 cubic feet of gas before being plugged.
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Oklahoma City
7. B. Slick Ol Corporation
Doverall Hows
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Kenneth Harlan
Marceline Day
Tom Santschi
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