Justice Seeks New Trial In Brief Court At Brie
Justice seeks a new trial for Morrison of Wesleyville on a liquor case in Brie. Assistant district attorney Mortimer Virafaro announced that the appeals or pretrial motions may be held within two weeks. About 24 other charges against Morrison in connection with similar rackets may be prosecuted in the September term if the May conviction is upheld.
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Brie
Justice of the Peace
Ai Morrison
Wesleyville
Mortimer Virafaro
Alcomey
Grahim
Desept J. Bouton
Mekéin
Graham
Eited
Morrison
Jaci, Alexander
Clinton J.brieve
Fourth Ward
Phirges
Attempted stabbing incident near Portville and Milved
A man named Sherwood allegedly tried to stab his wife Friday night in the rural area between Portville and Milved. Neighbors Geert and Stiles helped subdue him after the wife sought refuge in another home. Authorities report the prisoner was wounded by self inflicted gunfire during the incident.
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Aymara Anes
Wood
Portville
Milved
Sharwood
Sherwood
Buel Geert
Gieghbor
Starwood Nome
Talen Refige
Shotar Leonara Stiles
Slate Smopers
Ste Lenly
Two More Teachers Resign Posts Here
The Board of Education will meet tonight to discuss binding effects of teacher contracts after two resignations. Alice Brandt, Commercial Teacher at the Senior High, and Evelyn Kramer, Art Teacher, have left, Kramer seeking a position in New Jersey while Brandt’s reason is not stated.
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Board of Education
Alice Brandt
Evelyn Kramer
Kramer
California
New Jersey
Brandt
Httle
WIFE SLAYER RECOVERING IN STATE HOSPITAL
Gowanda July 18 Fred Olson a 60 year old Blockville lumberjack is recovering from mental depression after being accused of murdering his wife Anna Olson 50 on June 11 at their farm on Blackville Watts Flats Road Olson has been under observation at Gowanda State Hospital since late June following his disappearance and later arrest He showed marked improvement since confinement in the county jail and now talks more freely with custody guards, previously speaking in whispers.
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Gowanda
Fred Olson
Blockville
Anna Olson
Blackville
Watts Flats
Raymond
Gowanda State Hospital
Olson
Winnie Lightner in Feature at Rex Theatre
Winnie Lightner stars in a Warner Bros. slapstick at the Rex Theatre with Gold Dust Gertie. Dorothy Christy and Vivian Oakland play twin sisters in a plot that gibes at Olsen and Johnson while a weather delay interrupts a cross country flight.
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Winnie Lightner
Gertie
Warner Bros
Rex Theatre
Dorothy Christy
Vivian Oakland
Claude Gilingwater
Ugur Hoyl
George Byron
Charley
Snipewin
Charles Judels
Virlip
Laira Tagalls
Ginja Sale
Lloyd Baron
Ed Wailing
Waynoka
Olli
Miss Ingalls
Jeff
Hemroid internal remedy claims quick relief for piles
Piles are described as caused by poor blood circulation with weak affected parts. The ad promotes an internal remedy named Hemroid that supposedly removes congestion restores circulation heals and strengthens the diseased parts. It asserts rapid relief even for long standing piles and cites Keister's Drug Store backing.
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Leonwats
Keister
Dividend notice for Class A stock from Associated Gas and Electric
The Associated Gas and Electric Company announces Dividend No 26 on Class A stock. Shareholders of record at close of business June 30, 1881, will receive a dividend at 1/2000 of Par value. payable August 1 to holders of record who request stock payment instead of cash before July 10, 1881. Secretary MG UKEUINE reports.
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Associated Gas and Electric Company
Surien
Gian
Toldsra
Lusitieny
Seerwaty
Feiker Pelker Named Possible Commerce Bureau Director
Frederick Morris Pelker may be the new director of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. He has long served as a protege of President Toover and is noted for ties to major journals and publishing circles. The piece highlights his family role and long career in public and industry service.
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Frederick Morris Pelker
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Toover
Fia
Neemiee
Fas
Severn Wiehmiens
Northampton
Mass
Worvestar Volsterhrye Institute
Tas
Three Enter Race for Council Here
Three candidates enter the race for city council here with formal announcements. Laurie, son of former finance council head Frank Laurie, previously ran but did not win a seat. Mayor Frank T. England, serving his fourth year, is seeking re election, expanding the field to four with more candidates expected.
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Lay
Laurie
Prank Laurie
Carnnell
Frank T. England
Wor Sale Cottage and contents in Cottage Park area
Cottage for sale at Cottage Park Columbus with contents. Inquiries to Albert Anderson 26 Grave Street. Also wanted by a high school student for any work part time light labor at 461 East Main Street.
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Chichester
Cottage Park
Columbus
Albert Anderson
Grave Street
East Main Street
Annual French Creek Picnic set for August 8
Wrenech Creek July 11. Local guests include Mr and Mrs Thomas Stadpole of Youngstown and Min and Mrs Laurence Rolph. Mr and Mrs William Tresler hosted relatives including Mr and Mrs Harry Meehl and family from North Mast Pa and others from Lock Haven. Dinner was served by Mrs Dresler. Miss Dora Mech photographed. George Jeremias family vacationing at Louia Frostler’s. Lena Gallup Neckers redecorated St Mathias church. Bert Moore visiting town after Miami stay. Dairymen's League meeting at Cutting hall drew about 80 with music and a Prostler report on delegation trip. Picnic committee set August 8 in Cutting.
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Wrench Creek
Clymer
Wimer Tresler
Marns
Dresler
Doroiffy Mech
George Jeremias
Helen
Martha
Albert
Pillsburen
Louia Frostler
Lena Gallup Neckers
St. Mathias
Bert Moore
Miami
Fln
Dairymen's League
Cutting
William Prostler
Louis Proster
Ames Franch Créole Dinner and Local Farm News
Free dinner hosted by Ames community invites old time Franch Créole residents to share stories of Ames. Market notes report Mrs Nyeweid sale results and Rhoadeshurst cattle prices, with Guernsey and hens prices. Local headlines include newlywed Reed couple settling in Henry White home and Will Whitney’s family visit. Crops and fruit conditions in the area are described as good, with Hay quality improving and fruit abundant. Road work on Wrench Creek bridge progresses but not finished.
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Franch Crééle
Mirs
Norgel Reed
Henry White
Raylin
Will Whitney
Waren
Warren Whitney
Wrench Creek
Death of Mrs Maude Matteson in Spring Creek
Mrs Maude Matteson of Spring Creek township died at home after a long illness. She had lived in the area 33 years and is survived by husband A L Matteson five daughters and three grandchildren. Funeral at 2 PM from the home with Rev Sarver officiating. interment in Spring Creek cemetery. A church picnic at Lake House par Findley Lake Alg 5th invites all.
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F. Carrier
Spring Creek
Sarver
Spring Creek Cemetery
St. Mathias
Lake House
Findley Lake
Alg
Commuter Rail Commission Plans Studies
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