Delaney Bond Entreaty In Mayville Court Action
On motion by District Attorney Glenn W. Woodin Judge Lee Ottaway estreated the 10000 bail bond of Paul Delaney a Hrocton merchant convicted of grand larceny Delaney remained on bail during his appeal which was denied by the Appellate Division and a certificate of reasonable doubt denied He faces a three to six year term in the State Prison The case drew Belief attention as Delaney failed to appear though he had promised to be in Mayville The court also noted prior efforts to estreat the bond Louis Braille invented the first braille script in 1839 born in Party and becoming blind at age three
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Mayville
Glenn W. Woodin
Lee Ottaway
Paul Delaney
Hrocton
Delaney
Peigon
Ausfran
Prince
Louis Braille
Paris School For the Blind
Party
Houses with Personalities and the Ideal Home
This feature contrasts two house personalities from quiet stone homes to stark hilltop mansions. It urges careful planning before building and promises full project details with plans and specifications for House No 85 from the Building Editor.
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Ristoff Held Insane Sent To Fairview
Tony Ristoff, prisoner since early this month, declared insane by a judge appointed commission. He will be transported to Fairview to spend his days in the hospital for the criminal insane after a June 1930 bunkhouse shooting left two dead. Deputy Voorhies and Lon Baker escorted him 16 miles to the hospital.
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Pranklin
William M. Parker
Tony Ristoff
Efton Cruceroff
Fairview
Risto
Steve Todoroff
Nick
Vasil
Eclipse Works
Ristoff
Moon
Sanity Commission
Fred W.rown
H. F. McDowell
Judge Parker
M. Voorhies
Lon Baker
Court House
Scranton
Ristof
Adjourned ICC Hearing on Coal Freight Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission adjourned its hearing on a petition by Pennsylvania and Ohio bituminous coal operators seeking lower freight rates to Lake Erie ports. Southern mine owners oppose the proposal. Testimony will be completed within 60 days.
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Atlantic City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennnsylvania and Chi
Lake Erie
Southern
Ormsbee Road News Notes May 24 Highlights
Ormsbee Road notes detail social calls and visits in May. Cordners visit Union City on business. McCray and Lilley families host or visit. Newell Gates and wife call on Lyle Peterson. George McCray sells farm to Paul King. Earl Cordner hires a man from Corry and shows a new hay ladder. soap club attendance at El McCray’s. visitors from New York state and various local exchanges.
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Ormsbee Road
Ear Cordner
Union City
A. Cordner
Clyde Lilley
Wayne McCray
Corry
Gusta McCray
Belva Peterson
Paul King
Leon McCray
George McCray
Newell Gates
Lyle Peterson
Mr. T.cordner
Mendville youth bitten by collie. recovering well
Dick, young son of Mr and Mrs KF Kimball of Mendville, was bitten on the face neck and head by a pet collie last Sunday. Attending physician reports careful measures to prevent infection. Mrs Wo5 Legnint will host the Phil meeting Monday evening at Mrs Miller's home 3% West Presi Tek stromt.
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Kf, Kimball
Mendville
Mes
John Rickers
Legnint
Inquest Probes Fatal Attack on Manti Girl
Coroner and district attorney opened an inquest into the death of a Manti area girl named Sindy aged about 20 who was struck by a vehicle near Walter Ander and Horner Alston. Witnesses described the incident as the driver fled the scene and authorities investigate the circumstances and speed of the vehicle as the cause of death remains under review.
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Sunida
Ponverni Post
Teviday
Waller
Anderss
Heltes
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