Informer in arson racket marked in police case
Buffalo July 10 Amid a gang war police report an informer marked as involved in an arson racket plans to murder Harry Bennett. Detectives say twenty racketeers from Liberty imported a gunman to kill Bennett near the courthouse. Bennett was moved to the Supreme Court for a hearing while others feigned attempts to free him on bail.
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Buffalo
Dand
New York
Wilos Rucket
Harry Bennett
Magnor Li
Simon J. Callinan
Wild
Denney
UL Liberty
Bennett
Thepples
Lieplin
Celoron Baptist S S Picnic Raid and Name Change Notice
Prohibition agents raided Celoron village sites including Four establishments and a liquor still found at 25 Burtis street. Five suspects, a woman and four men, face federal charges and will be arraigned. A name change petition for Bernard J Kaliszewski to Bernard J Kay was set for August 25 1930. The Baptist Sunday School picnic is planned for July 12 at Manney farm with sports and a women men contest. Transportation arranged with departures at 9 30 am and 1 pm. dinner at one post weather backup one week.
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Jameltown
Celoro
Prohibition
Jon Te Village
Tsemienr
Aner-Errel Te Simoks
Hels
Gifford Avenue
Lakewood Road
Burtis Street
United States
Edward R. Bootey
Rexford
Bertha Gardner
Celoron
Mr. Platt
Bernard J.kaliszewski
Court of Common Pleas
Erie County
Penns
Bernard J. Kay
Baptist Sunday School
Manney
West Spring Creek
Tie Siany Seavbr
Broken hip fatal to aged carpenter in DuBois
William B. Fennell, 75, a carpenter and former Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh employee, died at Maple Avenue Hospital in DuBois after sustaining a broken hip two weeks earlier. A Philadelphia native, he had lived in DuBois 17 years and worked at the BRP shops until retirement five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
Yutyeiv
William B. Fennell
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburgh
Maple Avenue Hospital
Philadelphia
Salesman Guilty Of Forgery Sentenced In County Court
George Groom a 28 year old salesman from Salamanca pleaded guilty to indictments charging grand larceny in the first degree and forgery in the second degree. He was sentenced to one year in prison on the forgery charge, with sentence deferred on the larceny count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Valley
Ily
George Groom
East State Street
Salamanca
Prudential Insurance Gamasas
Three Die When Car Burns on Bridge in Indiana
Three people from Chicago were killed when their automobile struck a bridge near Schneider Indiana and burst into flames. Victims were Harry G Horn his mother Mrs Charles M Macler and Miss Patricia Trotman, all of Chicago, raising Indiana wreck deaths to six in under 24 hours.
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Schneider
Ind
Chicago
Irving
Harry G. Horn
Charles M. Macler
Horn
Patricia Trotman
Indiana
Alto
Altruistic Circle Names Officers in Quiet Meeting
Mrs Choline Barton hosted the Altruistie Circlé yesterday afternoon. Members formed quilt blocks for a project to be donated to the Pythian Rome at Sakora near Harrisburg. New officers elected include President Mrs Eisie Blakeslee and secretary treasurer Mrs Jentie Bowell. A garden party planning session followed with Mrs Jennie Bowell as arrangements chair. Otis Muflinge traveled to Titusville for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choline Barton
Society
Jganden
Oscar Andrews
Jennie Bowell
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Ndra
Irmacy - Thomas
Manley Still
West Spring Creekquor
A. M. Milloy
Bernard J. Kaliszewski
Oil City Trust Conan Oil Sally
Massachusetts
Florida
Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Paris
SSS
LITLE
Ray
SSN Ag
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
Cretonne
Lanston-Steles Hosiery
C. E. Doane
Otis Muflinge
Titusville
Philades Lowers
Fort Publican
William
Mary Company
Brown
Douglis
Aglas
Napole
Neus 25A
INC
Garwhall
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