Westfield Man Charged With Manslaughter
A Westfield man, Bedell, is jailed on a first degree manslaughter charge after admitting he beat his stepfather Joseph Covernala with a stove poker and chair at their East Pearl Street home to protect his mother from an alleged attack. Covernala died between 3 and 6 p.m. Sunday. The case hinges on conflicting statements from Mrs. Covernala and Bedell, with police doubting the initial tale and Bedell later admitting responsibility.
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Westfield
Lyan Bedell
Diel Coyernala
Joseph Covernala
East Pearl Street
Bedel
Covernala
Bedell
Mayville
W. B. Crandall
Covernale
Covernalla
Badell
Iten
Selé
Tillson
Crandall
Mars
Covernant
Covernois
Richfield Oil bid battles with Cities Service in New York
In New York, Cities Service backs a major bid for control of Richfield Oil Company of California while Prairie Oil and Gas reportedly weighs a separate takeover. A protective committee led by SP Woodward delays action pending more receiver details. Unconfirmed market chatter swirls around possible Prairie involvement.
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Efort
California Oil Company
Pass Press
New York
Wil Saale
Cities Service Company
Rienfeld Oil Cormpany
Carbturia
Recolvershin
Cilivs Servikh Cormpany
Riehtivid Company
Daurshar
Riehtield
Cilivs Servite
Tie Holters
Bet
Whidurger Tee Promises Kidney Relief and Refund
An advertisement-like item touts Whidurger Tee as a cure for aching kidneys and related pains. It claims relief from night visits and urinary discomfort through a German tonic, urging readers to ask druggists for a box and promising refunds if unsatisfied. The piece cites a North Detler Street Corry redemption and cites the product as a one-box quick remedy.
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State
North Detler Street
Corry
Funeral service for Frank Hyde held in Spartansburg
In Spartansburg on Friday afternoon a large gathering attended the funeral of Frank B. Hyde. Rev. I A Lyons led the service at the GreenVille church, noting Hyde as a civic and social neighbor, while friends carried his body to Rose Fill cemetery. Hyde’s life was marked by generous acts, church support, and quiet deeds for those in need.
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Spartansburg
Jum
Frank B. Hyde
I A. Lyons
Greenville
Lyons
Mr. Hyde
William Thayer
Erie
Thayer
Bertha Smith
William Perl
Woman’s Club
C. L. Rexford
Bert Fuller
Filer
Hely
Charles Torrey
Titusville
Rebekah Lodge
Jodge
Jevening
Wirt Ingraham
Oil City
Goodysh
Bert Baldwin
Jamestown
N.Y
TB. Wallace
Harry McBride
Lena McBride
Annabelle Roth
Union City
Ue Nam Vos
C N. Smith
Eva Major
Meadville
Charles S. Major
Stranahan Bros
AL Marcsburg
Stranaian Bros
George Popnoy
C Hides
Clifford Jennings
G. A. Buxton
Baptist Church
Pely
A.W. Gibson
C. A. Buxton
P. P. Smith
Hatchtown
Bertha Thayer
J. A. Lyons
Frank Hyde
Carrieilére
Ana Mt
George
Cassie Puller
Thuay
Texaa
With & Coyle
Rural School Problem Discussion Told in Columbus Meeting
The Columbus Parent-Teachers Association will host a Thursday evening program at the High School in Columbus township. Members will view a second grade reading class taught by Mrs. Bianch Bunavlt and see Gabry posters presented by the Gabry League. Carlton Curtis, secretary of the school board, noted the event aims to involve parents who rarely visit the school and to explain posters to attendees.
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Columbus
Dane Sach
Dent
Columbus Township
Chamittee
Bianch Bunavlt
Haak
Gabry Mes
Carlton Curtis
Xohoal Hoapdl Gall Viseurs de Avez
Traveling bootlegger doing big business
Warren January 27 Curtis who resides on Brown Hill near Youngsville was arraigned before Justice de Peate Clarke Nelson Monday on charges of transporting and possessing intoxicating liquor. Curtis learned a cure for court and furnished cash bail of $1,000 for his appearance. Highway patrolmen contend Curtis ran a land office liquor business from its wire near Yeings gas at the tig when he was apprehended.
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Warren
Curtis
Brown Hill
Youngsville
de Peate Clarke i. Nelson
Kangen
Yeings
School leaders urge quick action as parents flee issue
A department pressingly calls for immediate renewal of the situation while the school directors urge parents to withdraw. A soloist from Warren and rural Aehosts pupils will provide entertainment for the event.
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Warren
Bandits Rob Pittsburgh Drug Store
Bandits robbed a drug store opposite the Persuol building today, taking about two hundred dollars in cash. They fired three shots, escaped, and were described as young men about twenty with rough appearances carrying guns.
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Pittsburgh
Dan
Tyo Ban Fils
Peuersl
Ubrom
Butler entry viewed as move by independents
James A Sullivan reports Butler’s entry into Pennsylvania politics viewed by Wheatonsavers as a bid by independents to wrest control of the Republican machine. Butler’s Philadelphia speeches sparked controversy with State and Navy departments over Mussolini remarks as signaling a senatorial bid. Davis expected to run again. Party factions align around Butler in a potential primary contest.
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Butler
James A. Sullivan
United Press
Hammansburg
Dun
Cen. Smied
P. Butler
Pennsylvania
U. S
Reaglie Teputite
Hawillo Apenienie
Philadelphia
Navy
Premier Mussolini
Italy
James J. Davis
Roward Martin
Davy
Davia
Peette Bute
Guvarnar Pitti
Johnd
Butler le le
Tony Quine
Helelp
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Stockton Bos
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Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
N. B. Oy Networks
the Roserie
Bucko
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