Two swindlers fleece woman's life savings in Pittsburgh
Police hunt for two con men who swindled Mrs. Mary Alemond owner of a Pittsburgh grocery store, out of nine thousand one hundred dollars in cash and eight hundred dollars in Liberty Bonds. The callers posed as investors and a real estate dealer, luring her to view property in Sharon before allegedly transferring funds for safekeeping.
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Pittsburgh
Sharon
United Press
Mary Alemond
Hey Life Savings
Liberty Bonds
Riemond
Steve Brosky
Brosky
Joe Riezckowsk
Tiemond
Riezekowski
Broskey
Erie Station Robbed Twice Overnight by Armed Bandits
At the Parent Company station on Thirteenth and Sassafras streets two gunmen woke attendant George Helwig and forced entry to the cash register. They escaped with $89.41 in receipts after covering him with guns and escaping. Both robbers wore dark clothing and face coverings.
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HRI
Bandis
Enother
George Helwig
Roan
Twenth
Thirteenth
Sassafras
Oil Company
Helwig
Mike Gazella May Quit Game
Former alternate third baseman for the New York league club during the winter season may quit the game. The report notes his association with a New York brokerage and mentions possible contact with Tris Speaker's club.
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Mike Gazella
Sy United Free
New York
Mike Gavella
Bason
Mily Ult Hagehids
A. Yall Street
Howee
Tris Speaker's
Is Glub
County budget shows increase of $40 128
The county budget for the coming year shows a total cost of 1676 08 under the review of county controller H M Willis. The increase over 1928 is 40 124 71 dollars with estimated revenues of 920 000 from taxes and 360 151 92 from miscellaneous sources. No city aid is planned for the Perry Square comfort station though future funds may be allocated.
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Har M. Wills
Perry
National Guard
Erie
Corry
Zem Zem Temple Hospital
Iso
Financial notes on 1998 motor vehicle output and copper markets
The United States 1998 motor vehicle production reached 1,887,884, a 29.0 percent rise from 1927 levels, with copper prices rising to 17 cents per pound for domestic shipments and 17 I 4 cents for exports. Nova mines offers stock to raise funds for bonds and extensions while Hollinger consolidates to capitalize on expenditures. Seth Hindle resigns as Williamson official. $700 fee noted for work in city engineering and family ties highlighted.
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United States
Department of Commerce
Novania Mines
Hollinger
Hoover isolates on Belle Isle as crowds view tour
President elect Hoover shuns public life on a private man made island near Miami Beach. Secret service guards, limited access, and rare appearances mark his restrained schedule as he prefers privacy and routine fishing trips.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Hoover
Miami Reuen
Miami
United States
Florida
Yld
Rhine
Belle Tsland
le Ps
Biscayne Bay
Fatally Hurt On Crossing Dunkirk
Morton R. Lewis a 27 year old Cassadaga resident was fatally injured when his light coupe was struck by a westbound Nickel Plate freight train at the Central avenue crossing. He died at Brooks Memorial hospital after suffering a fractured skull. Coroner George E. Blood will conduct an investigation.
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Dunkirk
Morton R. Lewis
Cassadaga
Central Avenue
Nickel Piste
Pennsylvania
Nickel Plate Railroad
Lewis
Brooks Memorial Hospital
George E. Blood
Fredonia
Masons Offer Dancing Party For Members And Friends
A social dancing party is planned Friday evening January 25 at the Masonic Temple under the auspices of the Masonic Entertainment Committee for members and friends. Dancing from ten to one with refreshments, following similar enjoyable events by the Masons.
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Masonic Temple
Inquiries Launch After Bus Crash Incident
Motorman John Senuylér of the streetcar line was injured but crawled from the wreck and sought help at a nearby farm. Ambulances from Bellevue and wrecking teams from Toledo and Cleveland responded to remove the damaged trolley while investigators began inquiries into the crash.
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Vere
John Senuylér
Tenlerurbay
Nimeelf
Bellevue
Toledo
Cleveland
Legislation to Aid Miners Urged by UMWA Lawyer
Henry Warrum attorney for the United Mine Workers of America urged Congress during a session of the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee to enact measures to revive the bituminous coal industry at a special session next summer.
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Washington
Jan
Congress
Senate Interstate Commerce Committees
Henry Warrum
United Mine Workers of America
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E.H. Blair
Graham Paige
Corry and Vicinity
Erie Auto
Crippled Children Movement
G. C. Hui
Willis
Financial News Notes
Amovivin Grass Company
Seth Hindle
Montiay
Williamson
W. Va
Enginber
Belle Island
Secret Service
Christmas Saving Club
Citizens National Bank
the Bank
Kett
Masons
Nephew
United Kress
Baltimore
Metropolitan Printing Company
Fred Sweigert
Thomas Cole
Carroll Sweigert
Fred
Sed
Baltimor
Denver
The
Buffalo Savings Bank
Buffalo
Bullislo
Liberal
Genesee Streets
Bulffalo, Nay
Nate
Strest
Paul Robin
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