Sipps Held for Manslaughter in Brie Death
Warren Sipps, 52, was arraigned on voluntary manslaughter charges in the death of his brother-in-law Krawecke, who died after a fist fight and a cerebral hemorrhage caused by a fall. Sipps denied guilt and was held without bail for a preliminary hearing next Tuesday. Krawecke’s wife Nellie had been jailed but was released.
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Brie
Warren Sippa
Gercin
Frank Gncnkowski
Ti Law
Julie
Krawecke
Rust Th
Lippa
Bull
Erie County Prison
George Christoph
Sipps
Krowecke
Cone Section
Nellie Krowecke
Unemployment Drives California Gold Rush of 1920s
About 410,000 Californians flocked to dig for gold, driven by unemployment and hunger. Amateurs pan, rock, and sluice along rivers in Sierra and northern hills, boosting output though few earn more than a day’s wage. Experts warn the odds of a big strike are slim.
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San Francisco
Ube
California
Tom
Walter W. Briley
Srmy
Sierra
Siskiyou Mountains
Stanislaus
Yuba
Klamath
Oroville
Ching Wing He
San Francigco
Elmer Ashley
Oroville Panker
Los Angeles Dirigible Retired After Short Flight Life
The dirigible Los Angeles, not yet eight years old, is recommissioned no more. Its helium is stored for other Navy airships, engines removed, crew reassigned to Akron Macon and Lakehurst posts. Experiments aided ship design and transoceanic mail plans, yet it remains a costly plaything with limited proven practical value.
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Los Angeles
Akron
Macon
Lakehurst
N. J
Real estate trends stress ready built homes and larger plots
At a National Association of Real Estate meeting two ideas dominated talk. Ready fabricated houses can be delivered erected and ready for occupancy in days, signaling a shift toward easy to build homes. Also urged were larger building lots to provide space for gardens and better living, with sales potential rising as yards become valued.
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National Association of Real Eatate
Railroads Seek Bond Reset to Boost Business
An editorial argues railroads should borrow to wipe out bonds or upgrade equipment. It notes many firms avoid mortgage burdens but rely on bonds, with banks and the state commission key. If railroads can raise funds, using them wisely could lift business soon and improve overall credit, as half bonds are held by institutions.
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Thierstate Commerce Commission
Who's Who Eligibles Divide Selections In America
The Who's Who in America publication explains two admission classes. One group comprises those selected for notable merit, achievement, or inquiry. The other includes individuals placed in the roster by office, military rank, or education, reflecting political or institutional influence.
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America
Efort
Linus
Hollywood Film Shop Insights From Walter Huston
Hollywood veteran Walter Huston says real acting talent wins and can rise from any city. The article traces how stars like Gary Cooper, Pat O’Brien, and Constance Cummings were discovered, with anecdotes about stage to screen paths, directors, and early career breaks. It also notes a fatal injury in Washington, and a nurse’s report on Florence Fredlund.
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Alanson W. Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Cal
Walter Huston
Huston
Bangor
Peoria
Ill
Columbia
Gary Cooper
Constance Cummings
Sam Goldwyn
Amail Cole
New York
Ronald Solman
Lewis Milestone
Pat O'Brien
Zona 3Ale
Mr. Pitt
Eugene O'Neill
Desire
Lms
Garner Seen Investing Vice Presidency With Unusual Importance
Washington reports speculating on Speaker Garner’s willingness to treat the vice presidency as a highly honorable post. Some say he seeks to influence the national ticket while aiming for potential executive elevation, contrasting with Vice President Curtis’s more retirement-like view of the role.
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Garner
Charles Fr. Stewart Bentrattress
SUNIL
Washington, D.C
Vic Tees Flenv
Senate
Olive
White House
Roosevelt
John Garner
Vics
Heh Isa
Shi
Wiese
Curtis
Texas
Twenty Years Ago Ag Taken from Journal Files
Local items recall events from July 9 1942 in Corry and surrounding areas. W Van Tassel travels for Hon J G Sibley to gather seven teams for a project near Franklin while Buffalo specialist Lang visits to build a bungalow for Mr and Mrs A S Mead. Playground at Thiet avenue and West Main opens tomorrow with Ruth Auer and Hazel Knowlton in charge. J B Patterson advances concrete piers for plant expansion at K P L Furniture. Recent property transfers include Steele on park to Frank M Raymond and Post on North Center to Henry Colburn. Dy and Mrs J B Weeks plus daughter from New York arrive for F L Weeks visit and rest of family. Mr and Mrs J H Martin and children visit Sunbury.
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W. van Tassel
J. G Sibley
Corry
Franklin
Em Chih
Thiet Avenue
West Main Street
Ruth Auer
Hazel Knowlton
Steele
Frank M. Raymond
Ue Post
North Center Street
Henry Colburn
Dr Julius Klein Speaks On Business Outlook At Jamestown Dinner
Dr Julius Klein, Assistant Secretary of Commerce, told an audience at Hotel Jamesl won that Congress adjournment may clear business mood, but uncertainty while Congress sits makes business vexatious. He praised non partisan collaboration and outlined an optimistic view of economic recovery based on current conditions.
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Klein
Jamestown
Congress
Julius Kin
Chamber of Commerce
Who Founded Union City and Early Facts
Turn to page 7 to read about the founder of Union City, the size of Austria, the first trans Atlantic cable date, Dr. Adolph Lorenz’s identity, an early movie house here, and the author of the line “The Mind that 14 unfed! also is unstorad.”
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Union City
Austria
Adolph Lorenz
Sugar Grove Rebuilds After Fire With New Brick Stores
Sugar Grove rebuilt after February blaze with new brick structures. J. M. Abbott & Son Triangle Store opened to many visitors, highlighting a roomy, bright interior with modern fixtures. The building, by Landmers, features ivory and light green decor and a display of fresh meat from a electric refrigerator case.
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Sugar Grove
iSugar Grove
Iome
J. M. Abbott & Son Triangle
Art Metal Construcion Company
Jamestown
Landm Brothers
Card File Rum Joint Patrons Found in Western Pa Raids
United Press reports federal agents seized a card-index file with 2000 names of business and professional people during raids in western Pennsylvania. The Piccadilly Club in Pittsburg was forced open, bartender Joseph Politronti was arrested, and eight customers were removed. Agents said four half pints of beer, five gallons of alcohol, two gallons of gin and a quart of whiskey were sold.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Prohibition
Pennsylvania
Piccadilly
Pittsburg
Iter Thay
Joseph P. Politronti
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Frank H. Bartholomew
Hollywood Film Shop
Hollywood Boulevard
George M. Cohan
Cecil B. DeMille
Tallulah Bankhead
Paramount
Crom de Suerres
George Bancroft
Stooge
Stuart Erwin
Bing Crosby
Bing
Adolphe Menjou
Italy
Fack-Oakis
Dosepf von Sternberg
Washington
Joha C. McDowell
Washington and Jefferson College
McDowell
Woodward Automobile Company
Florence Fredlund
Sherman
Souratt
Tansels
Aaron
Polly Gann
Nicholas Longworth
Senite Teallerahin
Sonjal
Garnier
I Tole
Aeron
Elorfell
Ran Corts
Loni
Theodord Floorewell
MeKinley
Lang
Buffalo
City
Mrs
Mead
J. B. Patterson
K.P. L. Furniture Company
First Ward
J.B. Weeks
New York City
F. L. Weeks
J. H. Martin
Sunbury
Ling
RUM Joint
Federal Reserve System
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