Sneak Thief Steals From Meadville Home Of Mrs Zada Baker
A burglar entered the residence of Mrs Zada Baker at 249 South Street Meadville and departed with about 536 in cash.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1930
Page
4
A burglar entered the residence of Mrs Zada Baker at 249 South Street Meadville and departed with about 536 in cash.
A. Mack of 14 East Sixth Street Oil City retires after 33 years with the Pennsylvania Railroad, ending July 1. The notice notes his long career and local recognition as a well known railroad man.
City and Vicinity items show prices for fruit vegetables meats and misc. local notices mention counterfeit bills in circulation in New Castle and social events in Union City Corry and Franklin with deliveries and sales at J D Murray and Stockton markets plus a vehicle sale and early community notices.
A muddled farm notes column reports brand feed price drops and new products from Parmer and Gerald Miller Tins Acres of goldtees and cabbarw. mentions Red Mite control with fumes and two sprayings. Other items note threshing machine bids, cottonseed prices, live stock sales, and general farm tips.
Federal charges list 24 suspects linked to night riding terror in southwestern Oklahoma and nearby Texas communities including Brith Shamrock and Wheeler. Warrants to be served in Red River county with penalties up to 5000 dollars fine ten years imprisonment and disfranchisement.
Washington inquiry reveals senators press for secret documents on offers exchanged during London naval treaty bargaining. Report notes officials want to determine which concessions were made and who participated, with consequences for ratification prospects.
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