Compensation hearing on Cullen widow claim at City Hall
A hearing was held at City Hall yesterday on Ruth G. Cullen’s claim related to the death of her husband Charles M. Cullen from an incident in Welowell yards on Washington Street. The railroad company opposes, arguing the accident involved interstate commerce and the fatal feature does not apply. Captain Tilo N. DaWinnily of the Frankly company reports the proceeding.
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Jamestown
Churins Ky
Busi
Ruth G. Cullen
Hartland
Charles M. Cullen
Welowell
Washington Street
Pei
Tilo. N. DaWinnily
Company Ly
Frankly
Franklin Armory
Pine tree saved by water control near Franklin
The course of a stream near Franklin was altered to protect a pine tree over two centuries old. A dam redirected the current away from the islanded tree, the last of a once-large grove, near an official Boy Scout camp along West Brady Creek. Other trees were removed years ago.
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Will J. Wilcox
Franklin
Franklin News-Herald
Wolf Creek
Grove City
Wild Life League
Two Young Men Sought In Allegheny River Theft Incident
Venango county authorities seek two young men seen leaving a stolen automobile in New York state and paddling a canoe down the Allegheny River toward Findley Lake. The alert cites a possible cross state theft and river escape.
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Venango County
New York State
Allegheny
Bred Thomas
Sharon
Clarence Mangan
Niagara Falls
King Cottage
Shady Side
Findley Lake
Mangan
Monte
Carter Hill
Opal Miley
Corry Hospital
Spring Creek
B.D
Margaret Rounds
West Main Street
News Notes From Sciota
Sciopa July 20 notes recording friendly church services, visits, farm sales, and local incidents.
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Sciota
Protest Over Hoover Call Sparks National Outcry
The News denounces government tactics against veterans and families in Washington as tanks and machine guns threaten civil order. A separate hearing in Wesleyville discharged Sam Trifire, 85, Buffalo, and Lee Christe, 19, North East, on conspiracy to commit arson linked to a Sam Varo store site attack.
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Sam ‘Trifire
Buffalo
Lee Christe
North East
Justice of the Peace
Walter Goodwin
Wesleyville
Sam Varo
Buffalo Road
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Stephen Dean
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Cameron County Press
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U. S. Department of Forestry
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Western New York Firemen's Association
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Titusville
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Crawford County
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