Stiff Sentences Meted Out in Warren Co
Warren County court hands down penalties after guilty pleas and a jury conviction. Joseph Gusels received 101 fine and months in jail for aggravated assault. Charles Stengel, already jailed thirty days, sentenced to four to eight years at the Western Penitentiary. Kilwant Bower, from Jamestown, fined 50 and 60 days in jail for a devious charge. John Morasco and wife to appear later for violation of prohibition laws. Louis Cobbi of Sheffield fined 25 and placed on probation for five years. Nellie Karkowski and Bruno Yurski released to home pending further action after true bills for possessing intoxicating liquor.
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Arird
Kilwant Bower
Jamestown
John Morasco
Sheffield
Lous Cobbi
Nellie Karkowski
Bruno Ks
Yurski
WALKS IN SLEEP LEADS TO INJURIES AT CORNPLANTER AVENUE
A resident of Cornplanter Avenue suffered a fractured right wrist, two left rib fractures, and multiple bruises after walking in his sleep and falling from an open window to the ground below early Thursday morning. Attending physicians report the patient’s condition as good and not seriously injured.
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Gruner
Ayenun
Ol City
Maher
Pathrom
Erie Man Is Killed by Car in Brigid Borough
An Essex sedan driven by Glenn Spicer of Hammermill Paper Co. struck a man near 6th Street and Hess Avenue at 12:40 p.m. Thursday, pinning the victim beneath trolley car tracks. Emergency workers freed the body after jacks were used.
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Brig
Glenn Spicer
Hammermill Paper Go
Buffalo Road
Rom
Dawn Jona Wehan
Eagle Point
6Th Street
Hess Avenue
Hem
Inter
New Clue To Woman's Murder
Dubois June 7 reports a possible lead in the unsolved murder of Mrs. Mary Weaver of Falls Creek. A bundle containing 41 handkerchiefs and an apron identified as Weaver’s was found under a porch at the Catherine Harter home by local boys. Police study the find for connections to the case.
Carter Hill News Notes and Local Socials
Local notes report residents with health concerns and visits, including Adams not improving and Mrs Eyer not improving. Road work on the Erie to Belle Valley pipeline continues. Juniors and seniors visited Conneaut Lake. Corry shoppers Byron Hodge and family. Various guests at homes, Deroration Day gatherings, and Pie Day at Mertz Corners. Myron Cooper visits from Pittsburgh. several Sunday guests noted. Akron native Kenneth Addins undergoes appendicitis surgery at Corry hospital. No local commencement attendance reported. Lucile Hawley hosts a young people gathering. Speed noted as essential for a classified ad.
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Carter Ste) Yuuymase
Gat Adams
Raymond Siekhicky
Franke Cooper
Erié
Belle Valley
W. F. Eyer
Conneaut Lake
T Ie
Byron Hodge
W. AL Tingley
Jim
Robert
Fred Cooper
Flossie Parkhurst
George Ealter
Walter Parkhurst
Fred Peterson
Union City
Charles Proctors
Mertz Corners
Myron Cooper
Technical College
Pittsburgh
Pred Cooper
Bert Bowen
Beaverdam
C. L. Slye
Walter Bloss
Frank Adin
Kenneth Addins
Akron
Ohio
Te Corry Hospital
Corry
Lucile Hawley
Pear
Lindbergh Seen Aboard Yacht Near Maine
The Mouette lay at anchor in Caps Purpoise harbor two miles east of Kennebunkport as Cal and Mrs Charles Lindbergh traveled up the Atlantic coast toward the Morrow estate at North Haven Me The newlyweds appeared on deck at York harbor last night to greet a crowd of about 100 villages without concealment and created a public stir
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Dnited
Kennebungport
Mouette
Caps Purpoise Harbor
Here
Cal
Charles Lindbergh
Atlantic Coast
Morrow Estate
North Haven
Englewood
N. J
York Harbor
Four More Convicted Of Election Fraud
Four men in Allegheny County were found guilty of conspiracy to fix a ballot count in the September 1927 primaries for the 14th district, 21st Ward, Pittsburgh. Judge Ambrose B. Reldin presided as the verdict was sealed and sentencing to follow. Also noted, Lieutenant Apollo Sollei of the U.S. Navy set a world altitude record for seaplanes at 38,560 feet per NA A calibration data.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Ambrose B. Reldin
Hany Pattison
Koward Alston
Gua Shindel
George Deitn
Washington
Apollo Sollel
U.S. Ny
National Aeronautic Association
Stock Market Mixed Amid Upward Trend In Overall Trading
New York trading showed a generally upward stock price trend with some confidence, as several high grade utilities and industrials posted gains. Weakness appeared in Radio Corporation, American Water Works, American Power and Light, and Consolidated Aha, while New Haven and General Bledele led advances and Commercial Solvents posted strength.
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Ay Unien Press
New York
Siine
Its
Udusteinis
Radio ‘Corporation
American Water Works
American Power and Light
Consolidated Aha
New Haven
Bledele
For Sale Typ 17 ft swnings complete with fixtures
For sale a Typ 17 ft unit with fittings offered by inquiry at 603 North Center Street. Phone number 621 218 provided for details.
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North Center Stupet
Phiine
Woman's Missionary Society meets at Methodist church
Mrs Aydi Ilsed presides over a regular meeting in the Methodist Episcopal church parlors. Mrs G H Heath led devotionals and Mrs John Fuller reported on the district convention at Mayville on May 18 17. Officers elected: president Mrs A C Reed vice president Mrs Burersbrouck secretary Mrs O A Johnson treasurer Mrs A Ligtoster corresponding secretary Mrs Harold Deltzel. After business the society agreed to meet Thursday.
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Aydi
Ilsed
Woman's Hora Iidsionary Society
A.C. Reed
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Erie
Falls Creek
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Izes
the Economy Store
Cutter Center
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Maine
Grand Theatre
Idaho
REX Theatre
Sherd
Shor
DR Iangee
Nancy Canvoll
Gary Cooper
R. E. Palmer CO
Center St
Home Missionary
Misa Eunice Reslink
W. J. Reslink
Stedman
N. Y
Mary Minlowe
North East
Panama Church
Marlowe
Adohta
WER
Doc” Whipple
Golden Pheasant
Jack Marshall
Chas Auld
Ryan
Citizens National
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Man Bi
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