Two fatal crash and brutal burn injuries reported
A crash near Dubois killed a mother and son and injured seven others. John C. Coyle 20, of 434 Bildle Street, was badly burned when his car spilled battery acid, leaving him in critical condition at Maple Avenue Hospital. Sheriff James Maloney said manslaughter charges could be possible against Lee J. Jones.
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Kane
John C. Coyle
Bildle Street
United Natural Gas Company
Maple Avenue
Due Bois
Dubois
Palls Guealetina
Geneva
Lee J. Jones
Broadway
This City
Joseph Sapienza, Jr
Lilac Lane
Jamestown
N. Y
Here
Joseph Sapiensis
Lee F. Jones
North Broadway
Jack Kelley
Bruken
Mars
Justes
Mary Sapienda
Margaret Sapienza
Paul Litizan
Paul Lines
James Maloney
Painesville
Jones
Maloney
Duves
Coyle
Death of Mrs Mary Findland in North Harmony
Waneway services in memory of Mrs Mary Graham Windland who died at her home in North Harmony Friday evening were conducted from the family home this afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev J C Hasenplug officiating. Interment was in Union Cemetery Panama. Mrs Findland aged forty nine is survived by husband eleven children Maurice Graham Celoron Chittord Graham Stockton Kenneth Graham Corry Ellsworth Graham Mrs Sylvia Chamberlain and Mrs Angeline Chamberlain Sherman Katherine Graham Janet Onnalee Maxine and Vina Findland at home also her mother Mrs Bat erfell of Corry four brothers Herman Bat erfell Sherman Henry Bat erfell Corry Ralph Bat erfell of Condowit Lake Pa and William Bat erfell of Dewittville four sisters Mrs Maynard Jamestown Mrs Fannie Johnson Mrs Gertrude Nelson Angers Rose Tucchelli Carry She leaves eleven grandchildren and was a member of Panawia Grange.
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Waneway
Mary Graham Windland
Roscoe Findland
Hew
North Harmony
J. C. Hasenplug
Union
Panama
Pindland
Maurice Graham
Celorun
Chitford Graham
Stockton
Kenneth Graham
Corry
Ellsworth Graham
Sylvia Chamberlain
Angeline Chamberlain
Sherman
Katherine Graham
Janet
Onnalee
Maxine
Vina Pindlans
Ms. Baterfell
Hermin Baterfell
Henry Baterfell
Ralph Baterbell
Condewit Lake
William Bat
Taylor University Quartet Delights at Local Church Program
The Taylor University Male Quartet performed sacred concert at the Methodist Episcopal Church to a large audience. Applause was sustained and many lingered to express appreciation as the quartet plans a varied program tonight including motion pictures of life at the university. Admission is by silver offering. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Sanford and children visited OU City over the weekend.
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Taylor University
Methodist Episcopal Church
Judge Beaten by Hoodlums at French Fight Ends Bantam Title
In Marseille July 11 hoodlums attacked Dr J W Sparks American Legion commander amid a Panam a Brown versus Kid Francis bout. Sparks, the judge, was struck and badly hurt after the score sheets favored Brown. Police and soldiers protected him as a third judge defected then voted for Francis. The referee ruled the bout a no contest allowing Brown to retain the title.
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Panama
al Brown
Kid Francis
United Press
Marseilles
Lafayette
Brown
Burns Fatal to Child in Pittsburgh
July 11 report from West Penn Hospital confirms five year old Mario Rini of Pittsburgh died after his clothing caught fire while playing with matches. The coroner listed burns as the cause of death.
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Burns
Childsburgh
Mario Rini
Pittsburgh
West Penn
Ancient Oak of Fortford Traced to Connecticut History
A nearly seven foot diameter oak, once in Fortford Couti, is linked to a storm on August 21, 1858. A preserved trench section sits in the Connecticut Historical Society rooms, with soil buried remains of a shelter tied to Connecticut legends.
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Fortford
Couti
Connecticut Historical Society
Connecticut
Audros
Boswells Win New York Popularity Contest Honor
The Boswell Sisters from New Orleans won first prize in a New York popularity contest with 21 289 votes. The Chesterfield jury trailed with 7 598 votes. the ballot ran 60 days, giving the sisters an average of about 425 votes daily in the Greater New York area. The trio Connie Vet and Martha thanked listeners as a silver cup was awarded. They are heard on CBS nationwide Monday through Thursday at 10 p m daylight time.
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New York
Boswell Sisters
Chesterfield
Daily
New Orleans
Civetl Tiog
Boswells
Connie
Vet
Martha
Maine
Hawaii
Canada
Gulf of Mex
Ico
Thames
Columbia Broadcasting System
Officer Denies He Railroaded Wife Murderer
A detective withheld name tells The Times he doubts the charges, denying he railroaded the wife killer. He claims he met the suspect only once or twice and did not pressure him, while acknowledging possible sums exchanged for probability. The mayor says actions await charges. the suspect declined further comment.
Reynolds Death in South After Midnight Party Tragedy
Witnesses describe a party at Miss Holman and Reynolds in Winston-Salem. Reynolds left, Walker waited for him, a shot was fired, Walker carried Reynold to a private car and drove him to a hospital where he died four hours later.
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Bnt
Vurka
Walker
Reynold
Yorkst
Oil City Trust Company Financial Figures
Oil City Trust Company reports capital of 800000 dollars with 8000000 dollars in surplus and 500000 dollars in undivided profits. Additional reserves stand at 1254041 dollars.
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OIL City Trust Company
Seven Hurt In Series Of Auto Wrecks At Erie
Seven persons injured in a series of automobile crashes in and near Erie on Saturday night. The worst wreck occurred at Clinton Street crossing in North East when a Buffalo and Erie trolley car struck a light truck driven by Alfred Pfohl of 16 West Sixteenth Street. Victims include Prohl, Mrs. Mary Andrews, and John Clemens of the Soldiers' and Sailors Home. The truck overturned. the car involved did not die. Another collision near West 60th Street injured Mrs. B. Silman of Girard and R. J. Buster, 26, of 1167 West Goth Street, as machines failed to clear an intersection.
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Erie
Clinton Street
North East
Buffalo and Erie
Alfred Pfohl
Sixteenth Street
Prohl
Mary, Andrews
John Clemens
Soldiers’ and Sailors
B. Silman
Girard
R. J. Buster
West
Goth Street
Do You Know Answers and Clues from a Puzzle List
Fragmentary puzzle item cites answers 1 2 3 4 5 and a garbled quotation. It mentions Massachusetts Connecticut size and a Princeton University president with a dollar amount. The rest is unreadable and nonsensical.
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Massachusetts
Connecticut
Princeton University
U. Disraeli
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