More Severe Sentence for Bootleggers in Erie
Pleading guilty in county court to liquor law violations, bootlegger F. R. Wheeler received a $60 fine and five months in Erie county prison. He admitted offenses on October 23 and November 1, 1925, with a prior arrest following a moonshine haul in Wheler's car.
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Erie
F. R. Wherler
Erie County
Wheeler
Rossiter
Fox and Sorick
Unéler
Edward C. Bergen
East Second Street
Staley Domkow Hi
Brie Hondegeer
Nye
Stic
Sardi
Pox Figni
Whesler
Parrade Siress
Dombowski
Wieweler
Tidioute Man Narrowly Dodges Death on Tracks
Donald Dow Tass, 27, a mechanic at Overland Tidioute garage, escaped death when his car stalled on Pennsylvania tracks at Dunn's Eddy near Altham. With a frozen radiator, engine overheating, and frost on the windows, he jumped moments before a freight train struck, the engineer stopping the train and Dow taking the wreckage toTidoute garage.
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Warren
Doald Dow
Tass
Overland Tidiouts
Tidioute
Tower Crossing
Mr. Douglass
Dowie Fnst
Police Shakeup in Beaver Falls Names New Chief
A new police chief and seven patrolmen were sworn in at midnight Sunday as the council ousted the old force. Tack Griffin named the new chief amid the upheaval in Beaver Falls.
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Beaver Falls
Council
Tack Griffin
Fire destroys Sheffield Glass Bottle Plant in $450,000 loss
Sheffield suffered extensive damage as the Sheffield Glass Bottle Company plant burned last night. B Keefer reports the loss near $450,000 with about 80 percent covered by insurance. The fire started in overheated equipment and spread rapidly, aided by nearby warehouses and a switch engine moving bottles to safety. 246 workers may face temporary unemployment, with many contracts at stake shifting operations to the Wilcox plant. George Craft of Warren is company president.
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Sheffield
Sheffield Glass Bottle Company
B. Keefer
Wueress
Sins Trousdrer
Warren
United States
Wilcox
George Craft of
Funeral of Clark B. McLean
Funeral services for Clark B. McLean were held Friday at 4 o clock from 217 Branklin street conducted by Rev. A L Rothe. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Veterans of Foreign Wars members M Allan Speccer Arthur Shank Francis Duke and Floyd Black. Relatives from out of town attending included Clinton Mewan Philadelphia Clark McLean Jeveland Mr and Mrs Edwin McLean Eric Mr and Mrs F A Ladd Rewver Dam Mrs Mae Babcock and Mr and Mrs Edward Babcock and daughter Harborcreek and A Me Lean Unionity.
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Clark B. McLean
Womne
Branklin Street
Orelock
A. L. Rothe
Baptist Church
Pine Grove
Veterans of Foreign Wars
M. Allan Speccer
Arthur Shank
Francis Duke
Floyd Black
Clinton Me
Philadelphia
Clark
McLean
Jeveland
Edwin McLean
Eric
F-A
Ladd
Rewver Dam
Mae Babcock
Edward Babcock
Harborcreek
Two Tugs Frozen in Ice on Lake Michigan
Muskegon coast guard reports two fishing tugs, the Helen and the Iidian, with five men onboard, still wedged in Lake Michigan ice and drifting northward but not in immediate danger. Additional vessels including the Milwaukee car ferries Mil, Waukee, Grand Haven, and the steamer Alabama also reported trapped and drifting north in the ice.
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Muskegon
Mich
Lake Michigan
Helen
Iidian
Muskegon Coast Guard
Tues
Grand Truck Railway
Mil
Waukee
Grand Haven
Alabama
Yard
Tassels Fight Extradition Delays at Philadelphia Hearing
Sam il and Barneyy Tassel, former perfumery operators named in Columbus indictments as alcohol ring members, moved for delay in extradition here after arrest. They posted $10,000 bail each and left federal court after the hearing, set for February 16 in Columbus.
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Philadelphia
Samil
Barneyy Tassel
Columbus
Federals Court
Ohio City
Epworth League Banquet Highlights Youthful Goals
The Epworth League of the First Methodist Episcopal Church hosted its annual banquet in the church parlors. About thirty members enjoyed a meal, singing, and short talks. Irene Jordan, the league president, spoke of aims and purposes, while Harold Shannon urged spiritual focus and Dr. W E Bartlett urged attendance at evangelistic meetings. The group prayed for success, thanked the Dorcas Sunday School Class, and played games with Leona Reed winning a jar of casfly.
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Epworth League
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Irene Jordan
League
Focal Epworth League
Miarold Shannon
W. E. Bartlett
Dorag
Leona Reed
Epworth Leagues
Unfortunate Fact Quote Highlights Early Struggles
The line from Broyère notes that most people spend their early years making their own lives sadly difficult. This compact thought reflects on human labor and the burden of early life while emphasizing enduring hardship.
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Broyere
Knows His Business Suitor Sought for Sikh Widower
A Lahore Tribune notice seeks a suitable match for a Sikh widower. The request stresses seriousness and strict confidence and mentions care to be taken at No 310 in Lahore. The ad invites eligible suitors through the Tribune.
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the Tribune
Lahore
Lahore Tribune
Ten Gun Man Freed In Franklin Court Fight
James Franklin granted a motion to acquit Tor tannes in a larceny case tied to stolen goods found in his possession. Judge Parker ruled the commonwealth failed to prove value or jurisdiction, while noting revolvers linked to the George store were recovered. The decision came after hours of argument and authorities.
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Koning
Commonwealth
Franklin
Jas
Amotioneot
Lee A. McCracken
TM. George
Tudge Parker
Scott
Inter
George
McCracken
Parker
Venango County
Bear Lake News Notes Brief Local Items
Local items report a primary teacher’s illness delaying travel to Barnes Pa and Mrs Hawkins visiting her father in Jamestown. Mr and Mrs Tyan Hawkins called on Mrs Hawkins’ father John Peterson. Mrs Whitton’s illness led to substitute by Mrs Hawkins. Odd Fellows attended initiation in Lottville Pa. Snowstorm blocked mail delivery. Gladys Ayling staying with grandmother Sire Crosby.
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Barnes
Tyan E. Hawkins
Jamestown
Wtl. Evans
Evans
Blenn
Thotson
Whitton
Jt. E. Hawkins
Elsie Hassam
Mae Tripp
Panama
Lottville
Fon Chandler
Kennedy
N.Y
Barry
Mail Cartier
Gladys Ayling
Niobe
N.Y. S
Tila Crosby
Baird to Speak on Lawlessness at Point Breeze Church
Baird, noted for his strict enforcement methods, will address the topic Lawlessness and its Cure at Point Breeze Presbyterian Church tomorrow night. The lecture highlights ongoing controversy over his methods and calls for discussion of remedies.
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Baird
Pittsburgh
Predd. Baird
Point Breeze
Fire Douses Chimney Blaze at Conover Patchen Home
Two separate chimney fires near Main Street in Spartansburg Thursday and Tuesday caused smoke but no major damage. Residents credit quick fire alarm response and neighbors for safety. Measles outbreak easing, local residents report, as schools prepare for return of quarantined children. Mrs Nellie Blakesee Smith passes after heart trouble. family mourns in Spartansburg.
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Spartansburg
Patchen
Washington Street
Buena Conover
Main
R. HL Patchery
Conover
A.B. Morton
Aniinity
He Farm
Uyele
Main Street
Anni Rexford
Wallis Flats
Rexford
Burt Buller
Sleveland
Ohio
Dacis
Halford
Elizabeth Murdock
Ol City
Murinng SA Winans
Nellie Blakesee Smith
Westley Smith
Spring Street
Luca
Memorial services and community notices from Carry area
An obituary and memory service were held for Amy relatives and Rigne Punerat at the Anta home led by Reverend J A Martin of Carry Presbyterian Church. Interment occurred at the Rowe Uill cemetery. The notice lists survivors including husband Fulcher of Maryland, daughters Mrs. Predor ok Mdoyer and Mrs. Edward Daan of Detroit, and brother Philip Hinkeslee of Minnesota. The Woman's Ciyls held a meeting at the Dr. Munnite Fasten home in Davenport greet with members and fishers. The meeting, led by new President Mrs. George J. Davis, planned for the year ahead. Delegates to a Federated Womans' Clubs meeting were named from Cambridge Springs. Various visitors and guests are noted, including Met Clark Buxton and Mr. and Mrs. Prmule Herbst in Carry. Street scene end.
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Amy
Rigne Punerat
Rew J A. Martin
Carry Presbyterian Clurch
Whicphe
Seisimale
Rowe Uill
Fulcher
Maryland
Predorok Mdoyer
Edward Daan
Detroit
Philip Hinkeslee
Minn
Lyme
Chile
Buena Coney
Pfs
Davin
Cambridge Springs
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Beaverdam
Clark Mlean
Epworthians
M. E. Church
Bear Lake News
Ugaists
Dlite
Savi
Van
Aaa
Mrs. Prmule Herbst
Carry Last Vuesny
Himar Johnson Oh Carry
Ai# hondyay na plove
D. J Lyane
Salamanca
Nell Keating
Cleveland
John M. Webb
Wain Street
Ruth McClarnon
Gunn City
Napanee Dutch Kitchenet
the Barlow Hardware CO. Furniture Dept
Fleishman
Center ST
Corry Savings Store
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