Thieves Steal $2000 in Cloth From Erie Tailor Shop
Burglars forced a reinforced door at Morris Lawkowicz’s tailor shop on East Avenue and stole about $2000 worth of cloth. Entry was gained through a window leading to the workshop, with burglars sawing a door into the store proper and leaving few clues. The robbery occurred between 10 p.m. Saturday and Sunday morning. This marks the shop’s second recent burglary.
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Morris Lawkowicz
East Avenue
Atore
Gasoline tax favored if highway funds stay in state
Albany report says the New York State Automobile Association with 90000 members will back a highway tax plan allowing up to three cents per gallon while reducing vehicle registration fees to nine dollars per can. Revenue would remain with the state for highways, not shared with counties, marking a shift from past demands for a flat three dollar fee and two cent gasoline tax.
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Albany
New York State Automobile Association
John H. Wright
Jamestown
Grant paroles to 2 prisoners in Warren county
Judge D I Arird grants parole to William Manning and Paul Toplovich, jailed for violation of honor laws. Manning may stay out of Pennsylvania but could be picked up to serve six months left of an eight month sentence. Toplovich from Torpedo area paid $150 toward a $400 fine. Sheriff Jefferson directed Manning to stay away, mused on Jamestown car incident at noon Sunday.
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Warren
D. i .Arird
William Manning
Paul Toplovich
Manning
Pennsylvania
Tonlovich
Torpedo
Jeffrson
Jamestown
Spartansburg School Delays After Heating Pipe Burst
Spartansburg pupils enjoy an extra vacation day after a heating system pipe burst caused by a window left open. The disruption led to a school dismissal and repairs, while local families visit relatives and attend funeral services. A humorous note about Lincolnville games mentions reporters, clergy, and an undertaker traveling with rosters. The town ponders band vs basketball as Prof. Rice offers free band instruction Wednesdays, urging attendance to keep the ensemble active.
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Spartansburg
Charles W. White
Curry
L. J. Titus
Mr. White
George Davis
Williamstown
W. Va
Robert Bryant
Rexford
Lettie
Lincolnville
Charles Foreman
Wewoka
Okla
Nes
Winans
Ralph S. Rice
Thoxine Relief for Sore Throat Advertised
A physician's prescription Thoxine promises almost instant relief from sore throat and coughs. It claims dual action by soothing soreness and addressing the internal cause, with no harmful drugs. Money back guarantee and priced at 35¢ 60¢ and 90¢, sold by N. F. Ames & Co.
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N. F. Ames & Co
Savi
Valentine Party Planned by Local Club
Plans for a Valentine party were formed at a meeting of members of the M. C. Club held last evening in the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Jerome on East Washington street. The party will be in the Masonic Hall on February 12 for club members and friends with an augmented orchestra planned to perform. The committee is arranging for a happy time. Albert Bailey of Edinboro was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to Huntingdon reformatory after pleading guilty to breaking and entering and larceny. He allegedly entered the home of M H Fitzgerald in Edinboro on December 17 and stole furs valued at about 150 dollars.
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Edward Jerome
East Washington Street
Albert Bailey
Edintorp
Huntingdon Reformatory
Rossiter
Erie
Bailey
M. H. Fitzgerald
Edinboro
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New York State
Grant
Sparta
Rice
Page
Pebraryth
the Fair Store
South Center Street
St. Pierre & Smith
Mechlings
Pratts
Poultry Regulator
Morgan
Bacic
C.E. Doane
Ume Lee
Ray's
North Center Street
FesKen
Rays
SILK
Pongee
Hoover
Sale Pric
PART
Pecot Top
Heather
OLD Glory
Coats
BAYON
Taffeta
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