Bradford Man Victim of 26000 Swindle in Jamestown
Jamestown police hunted two men after Bradford Pa resident Hyde was swindled of 26000 in negotiable government and railroad bonds in a real estate scheme tied to a Buffalo firm. A depositions and warrants triggered a chase via Erie to Youngstown, with Hyde meeting a stranger at Hotel Jamestown to discuss a scheme involving bonds and collateral.
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Jamestown
Jamestown Police Department
Youngstown
O. l
Honda
Hyde
Peti
Glicer
Bradford
Mr. Hyde
Jaive
Allen W. Bargar
Axel Lavin
Sergent
Charles Wuertzer
Buffalo
Eite
Levin
Erie
Whertzer
Pennsylvania
Mr. Hyde Eaid
Plane wrecked flier escapes in Butler yard crash
Roy Weiland age 25 from Butler Alameda airport attempted a West end field landing Tuesday but did not see a power line. The plane struck a pole and nosed into a yard terrace, causing about 600 dollars in damage. Weiland escaped injury.
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Butler
Roy Weiland
Butler-Alaimeda
Weiland
West Penn
Cart Pinick
Pelephone Company
Welland
Paris Styles by Mary Knight on Lily Pons concert fashion
Paris readers note the Lily Pons concert at Salle Pleyel drew a glittering crowd and couture spectacle. Attendees showcased silk velvet gowns with revealing brasiere details, Schiaparelli satin jackets, emerald drops, and bold tartan outerwear by Robilant, marking a high fashion moment in Paris society.
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Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
Lily Pons
New York
Teatro Colon
Buenos Aires
Salle Pleyel
Louis D. Beauvidtit
Mden Rock
Riviera
Schiaparelli
Bf Te Restaurant Des Ambassadeurs
Reginald Fellowes
As de Robilant
Auto Races at Butler July 4 in Bugle Pa
Jim Nicholson to uphold Pittsburgh honors in a series of races at Butler fair grounds on July 4. Nicholson from East Liberty submitted an entry blank to the racing headquarters saying he expects to be numbered. Preparations for a crowd of unusual size began as workmen repaired stands and marked spots on the in field.
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Bugle, Pa
Jim Micholson
Pittsburgh
Wicholson
East Liberty
Tacing
New Yorkers Fall In British Amateur Golf Tourney
In Hoylake two New Yorkers were eliminated in the British amateur golf tournament. Hartley beat Straler in a third round match five and four, Chambers fell to Jones two up, and Fogg defeated Sweeny four and three.
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United Press Hoylake
Whyland
Line 21
Ret Hartley
M, Straler
H. H. Chambers
New York
Beaconsfield
J. W. Jones
Grange Park
M. M. Fogg
Royal Liverpool
Ghdtles Sweeny
Sunningdale
Best Strawberry Crop Reported in Ozark Mountain Area
Favorable weather in Misamuti's Ozark Mountain section yields a top strawberry crop since 1803. Growers say berries are high grade and profitable, with careful cultivation credited for the bumper output.
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Mondo
Misamuti
Ozark Mountain
Veterans Rally Draws 500 In Erie for Tri-State Meeting
More than 500 veterans packed the Erie Arena to press for an overhaul of government aid programs and to education citizens about veteran hardships. Speakers criticized past administrations and profiteers while promising future appearances by Father James Cox and Senator Huey Long.
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Washington
Erie Arena
Tri-State
James Cox
Pittsburgh Clerkc
Huey Long
Louisiana
S. W. Mauss
Shamokin
United Spanish War Veterans
John Watson
Fittstaugh
Pennsylvania Department
American Legion
Roosevelt
Harding
Hoover
Watson
Postal Department
Family In Line to Get a Fortune
Millvale carpenter George C. Jones 49, unemployed for three years, believes he will inherit an estate from his grandfather in Wales worth about 875000 with an income of 10000 a year. The settlement could fund a contracting business, a home for his wife, and a pony for George Jr. An administrator visited Jones and the relatives are pursuing the Wales estate through a trusts firm and a state law firm.
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Pitesburgh
Millvale
George C. Jones
Wales
Jones
Mrs Jones
George, Jr
Bess
Youth Escaped Broken Back After Baseball Injury
Halden Curtis, 23, of 1635 West 13th street, was injured sliding into third base in a Mill Village game. Doctors at Hamot hospital report possibility of slight rib fractures with only severe bruises otherwise. Curtis is listed as an injured youth.
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Halden Curtis
West 13Th Street
Mill Village
Fire destroys farm dwelling leaving six homeless
A four room farm residence on JoJo Road occupied by Charles Shaw and family burned yesterday noon, leaving six people destitute. Firefighters, responding from a nearby call at William Gostley Street, could not save the building or possessions. Mrs. Shaw and her five month old infant escaped as the home was engulfed, while the other children were away. The Shaw family plans to relocate to relatives in New York.
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Kane
Pire
Nother
Charles, Shaw
JoJo Road
William Gostley
Janeway
Shaws
Bursing
Shaw
New York State
Meyerink Dies At 70 In Clymer After Long Illness
Henry Meyerink aged 70 of Clymer died at home after a long illness. Born in Mind he lived sixty six years in Clymer and worked in milling and previously an insurance agent. He married Johanna Kolsten in 1588, later Minnie Gravis in 1921, leaving a daughter and two sons in Clymer along with several siblings and grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the Able Reformed church in Clymer Saturday afternoon at two o'clock.
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Henry Meyerini
Clymer
Meyerink
Mind
Clymier
Johanna Kolsten
Delbert Necker
Ployd Meyerinix
Minnie Gravis
Benjamin
Deland
Earl Beckermile
Jay
Roy Grovinks
Able Reformed Church
Bante
1933 Political Season Opens with Primary Dates Named
The article outlines upcoming primary activities on September 19 and July 6 petitions for county and local offices due August 4, with delegates to the prohibition repeal convention starting July 10. It notes Republican efforts led by State Senator James J Coyne and mentions proposed constitutional amendments affecting debt, taxes, toll bridges, and voter rights. It also reports a resignation of a Boonville, Missouri school clerk after 50 years of service.
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Patint
Philadelphia
2Légheny
Lehigh
Lancaster
Dela
Yellét
Fidisooedor
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Shatners
Etta Kett Aki
Tb.cnei Ten Hileso
By Paul Robinson
United Press Staff
Ed Danish
Cleveland
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Berncliffe Merchants
Gurlis
Hamet Hospital
Fiame
Jo-Jo Road
SH. Meyerink
E. E. Guignon
Mans
Member
Federal Reserve System
Errara
Red Cross Life Saving Service
Porter Auer
D. &. Fucare
Journal. It
Corry
Roosevelt Highway
W. P. Merritt
B.D
Rhode Island
Thompson Poultry Farm
Rrerigerator
North Genly Atnes
Lindsley's Pharmacy
Columbus Grain and Feed Company
Columbus
West South Street
Second Avenue
Mary Murray
J. B. Patterson
South Centr Street
Boonville
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