Bereaved railroad magnate dies in Cleveland home
Grie-John J Bermet sixty seven president of Nickel Plate Chesapeake and Ohio and Pere Marquette railroads died suddenly at his Cleveland home. The obituary notes his summer residence near North East and lists his prominent rail interests and local ties. The piece also references local notices and community events from nearby towns, including hearings, parades, and reunions.
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John J. ‘Bermet
Nickel Plate
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pere Marquette
Mooreheadville
North East
Cleveland
John
Nui
Justine
Priestley
Lawrence Park
L.W. Orr
Louise Nuss
Orr
Clovis Nuss
Mal
South
Stanley
Local notices and accidents in Warren area reflect July bustle
Various short items report Frank Crosby selling butter and local deliveries, a neighbor saving a drowning man, lighting fires for Chautauqua season, and improvements in Mrs. Wagner’s hospital condition. Notices include a Home Protection Lodge card party, Rebekah Helping Hand event, and All-Way Electric call. A wrongful-death certificate and a fatal truck accident near Port Allegany are noted, plus local strikes at Allesheny Glass, a new liquid gas plant in Lucinda, and city mentions of robbing plant fires, milk ads, an airport suspension, and community events in Oil City and surrounding towns.
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Frank Crosby
J. Wilcox
Joseph Snopkowski
Olean
Edward Rzesniek
Lake Chajuauqua
Chautauqua
Marion Wagnner
B. Pleasant Street
Corry Hospital
Wagner
Home Protection Lodge
Rebekah
Theottage
Fred Hoenes
Columbus
Gertrude Ailen
Warren
Clifford Lillebridge
Port Allegany
Henry Maybury
Tony Pulono
Cottdersport
Lillebridge
Port Allegany Hose Company
Spencer's Cash Mill
Jon Tunty
Indianapolis
Clarendon
Kinzuamt County
Expense
Park Committee
Gas-Oil Products, Inc
Lucinda
Lincinda
Frank Hand
Titusville
Splanc Memorial
Oil City
State Aeronautics Department
Drake
James D. Musto
Anewtown
N. Y
Woellaville Hospital
Sterling Milk
J. W
Geraldine Howell
D. A. Howell
Pleasantiie
L. Kingsley
Miss Howell
Franklin
Angers
Lanston’s
Pennsylvania
Venango Couty Shire
Koos
Cooperstown
McKean County
Gus R. Moran
Board of Education
Lanston's
Baptis Church
W. N. Jones
Marion Street
Roll Call
Faith
John Wawrejko
Corry
R. D
Johm Banchiee i
Michael Sapp
Cleveland, O
Michael Prenton
Pittsburgh
Joseph Bandura
Accordion Music Tonight
Star 1
Two Men Kidnap Messenger After Payroll Theft
Two men abducted Carl F. Diettmann, 48, cashier for Stratton Co., as he returned from a bank in Louisville Kentucky. They escaped with a $3700 payroll, Diettmann later released unharmed four miles from the abduction site. The case involves a bold payroll theft and kidnap attempt in the local area.
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Presa
Louisville
Jay
Carl FR. Diettmann
Stratton G ‘Terategre Co
Diettmann
United Press reports on silent Siberian flight plan
In Los Angeles United Press notes that officials refused to confirm reports a North Pacific commercial air route would be pioneered during a trip north to hunt Siberian bears. The article frames the trip as exploratory and unconfirmed by authorities.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Whey Post
Today
Parents Seek Right to Kill Slayer of Child
New York reports Dominick Parlato and spouse seek legal sanction to execute Frank A. Flynn, convicted killer of 6 year old Margaret. Flynn faces death by electric chair after a Queens County jury found him guilty of first degree murder without mercy. The judge set Tuesday for sentencing.
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United Press
New York
Dominick Parlato
Helil
Frank A. Flynn
Margaret
Flynn
Leihlorete
Queens County Court
Chas
Nominating petitions in circulation in Erie select offices
Erie July 6 petitions could be circulated for city and county offices excluding judgeships. About twenty five people opened petitions in the county commissioners’ office for various posts, with several seeking county treasurer, city treasurer, assessor, and other roles. Notable filings include John F. Zech for mayor on the Republican side, Annette Young seeking re election as clerk of courts, and Frank Mahoney among Democratic county commissioners contenders.
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Erie
Petittons
Notn
Francis Hagerty
Ani Fol J. Phillips
Tre Hieer
John F. Zech
East 28Th Street
Harry Schumacher
Annette Young
Toker
Alfred Lechner
James P. Rossiter
Roy McDonald
Lechner
McDonald
Anthony Pohl
William ‘Chick’ Heisler
Joseph Rys
Luke Crawford
James ¥. Mead
Richard King
Return of Detroit child slayer stirs crowd at station
Merton Ward Goodrich, confessed killer of Lilian Gallagher, arrived in Detroit by train with handcuffs. A crowd of several hundred, including mothers with children, gathered at Union Station to view him as police escorted him to await trial. Mrs. Goodrich, his wife, appeared beside him.
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Ly United Press
Detroit
Mich
Merton
Ward Goodrich
Lilian Gallagher
Union Station
Gooti~ich
Pennsylvani Teae
Sergt
George Branton
Wof
Harry Scher
New York
Tral
Lorence J Goodrich
Troubled St Louis Man Accused After False Car Theft Report
Mac Barnholts told police his car was stolen. Officers found the vehicle parked on the wrong street. He faces charges of filing a false theft report and related violations. bond set at fifty dollars pending further proceedings.
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ST. Louis
Mac Barnholts
Bean
YP B Elect New Officers In WCTU and YP Meeting
Members of the Women's Christian Temperance Union and the Young People's Branch met last evening at Mrs. Frey L. Ross’s home. Kenneth Barnes led the session with Catherine Hubertz named president of the Young People’s group. other officers include Edna Johnson vice president Kathleen McCray secretary Ruth Joanson treasurer and directors Jeanette Palmer June Mack Edna Johnson Howard Brooks. A social hour featured music, visiting and refreshments for twenty one members.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Young People's Branch
Frey L. Ross
Kenneth Barnes
Catherine Hubertz
Tha Young People’s Organization
Edna Johnson
Kathleen McCray
Ruth Joanson
Jeanette Palmer
June Mack
Howard Brooks
NAB BOGUS STAMP RING IN CHICAGO
Maxie Bison once led a North Side bootleg liquor operation and David Pinkussohn known as the millionaire airplane bootlegger are tied to a forged stamp case. Police seized 475 forged $1,000 Telegram and Telegraph notes and plate for printing them along with 750 fraudulent revenue stamps to label a fifth of liquor. Also named were Louis R. Troegar and his brother William engravers and Roy Milan, a printing plant owner.
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Page One
Maxie Bison
North Side
David Pinkussohn
Louis R. Troegar
William
Roy ‘Milan
American ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
Urges Early Action On Guffey Measure
Washington July 6 division over whether the Guffey Snyder coal reorganization bill is constitutional developed in the house ways and means subcommittee studying the measure. Attorney General Homer Cummings and Solicitor General Stanley Reed said Congress would probably be justified to enact the bill and leave constitutional questions to later court decisions. Some Republicans doubted as subcommittee chaired by Rep Samuel Hill aimed for a full report next week to push action. Rep Frank Crowther said he did not favor submitting a bill with grave constitutional doubts to a court.
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Homer
Cummings
Washington
House
Stanley Reed
Congress
Republican Committee
Samuel B. Hill
Wash
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Akeley
Scandia
Rusell
Starbrick
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Grand Valley
Kano
Sinclairville
Ripley
Alton
Jamestown
Magnus Peter and
Christinq Macgréin Johnson
Heli
Lynn Dell
C. W. Bagett
Andrew P. Lindell
Iva B. Holcomb
Cora Lemona
Plorence Tripp
Lanston
B. M. Jourdet
Rolland Comper
Mars
Carry Hospital
Lowe
Dewittville
N.Y
Keister
Lincoln
Main & Center Sts
Janattinell, Loveless
Bradford
Onoville
Corydon
Salama City
Warren County
Himest
F. Amudsoi
Sheffield
New Yorker
Mert Child
Goodrich
Chicago
Guffey
Dsleer
Union City
Verage
York State
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