Seaman death mystery sparks murder talk in city
A local man died at Panes Syniey Hospital last Wednesday amid rumors his son did not kill himself but was foully murdered. The dying moments and statements from the son’s father point to foul play. The report touches on other local notices, sales, and upcoming events from Warren era vendors and community groups.
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Furwaves Remodels and Rebrands Stalled Factory Venture
fragmented OCR notes describe a remodeling push at a factory labeled Furwaves with unclear adjoining details. The text hints at a restructuring or branding effort amid stalled operations, mentioning overheated or remodeled conditions and references to parts and entities Stempart and Lo, leaving specifics sparse.
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Indicted man pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter
Joseph Twillinger, indicted for the murder of Henry F. Alvord of Bradford, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in Smethport. The district attorney and court confirmed the plea and sentenced Twillinger to not less than seven nor more than pen years in the penitentiary.
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Market gains as rates slip boost stock activity
In New York on June 1, the market rose through midafternoon aided by a falling money rate to per cent. Traders bet big mergers will close and bought heavy in Lackawanna Republic and Midvale with strong motor stocks. Consolidated Gas and Cox also surged to new highs as auto demand remains firm.
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Railroad workers to vote on wage cuts rules
United Press reports in Cincinnati that 1,200,000 rail labor leaders agreed to three strike ballots instead of one. The ballots cover wage reductions, firing railroad workers, and working rules and regulations amid a $109,000 wage cut ordered by the labor board.
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