Harborcreek Man End His Life Over Ill Health Crisis
Erib June 11 reports J Buck 71 Harborcreek paperhanger killed himself at 1045 am after despondency from ill health. He went to the New York Central depot, asked for his son in law’s number, then shot himself in the side and head. Coroner ruled death by own action.
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ERIB
J. Buck
Harborcreek
Buck
New York Central
Harbor Creek
Robert O'Brien
Albert Quirk
Harborcrecte
Erie
Daniel S Hanley
Two Boston Med School Graduates Wed in Double Ceremony
Ivan Pyle son of Charles Pyle of Bully Hill and Willis McClelland son of F M McClelland graduate from Boston University Medical School on Monday. On Tuesday they wed sisters Helen Lucile Belknap Morse Belknap in Phelmsford Mississippi. The families, including Mrs Mary P Davis Helen Seifer and Frank Seifer, travel to Boston for the events.
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Ivan Uidham Pyle
Chas. Pyle
Bully Hill
Willis Barr McClelland
F. M. McClelland
Medical School
Boston University
Phelmsford
Miss
Pyle
Helen Lucile Belaenare Telly
Morse Belknap
William Belknap
McClelland
Mrs. Pyle
Boston
Mary P. Davis
Helen Siofer
Mir
Frank Seifer
Carter's Liver Pills Advert Ointment Fragments
An old advertisement-style warning claims bile buildup dulls digestion and causes bloating. It touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a gentle vegetable remedy to stimulate bile flow and improve digestion, urging readers to seek the red labeled product.
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Carter
Wilton
$7,900 Award For Injuries From Auto Crash
Louis M. Adams of Stegertown Pennsylvania won a 7900 dollar jury verdict in Erie County court for the loss of his left arm from an auto collision on September 26, 1929, five miles south of Conn esville Crawford County. The truck driver Benjamin Fields was found liable. Adams claimed the truck’s oversized load and lack of clearance lights caused the sideswipe. Adams’ lawyers were Kitts Barber and Sennett. Hosbach and Gleeton defended Fields.
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Brie
Louis M. Adams
Stegertown
Erie County
Connesviille
Crawford County
Benjamin Fields
Raspberry ‘Street
Adams
Kitts, Barber and Sennett
Hosbach and Gleeton
LeBoeuf farmer faces 400 dollar fine
A LeBoeuf Township man was jailed after a game protection officer found two killed yearling does at his farm near Mill Village. He was trying to raise 400 dollars to pay the fine following the discovery after following a blood trail through fields.
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Drib
Sime
LeBoeuf Township
Mill Village
George M. Langdon
Doe
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