Immigrants Face Deportation After Stabbings Near Kane
In Erie on June 30 two men stabbed near Kane Pa on charges of entering the country illegally. Names Tabor Temelevich 8 and Tabor Yakinovich 44. they were said to have been smuggled into the United States. Immigration authorities plan to deport them. Angelo Strecof and Yuji Krestinevich, both from Yugoslavia, were ordered for the next Federal court term after hearings before U S Commissioner Enoch Filer on charges of illegal possession of entry permits.
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Erie
Kane
Tabor Temelevich
Tabor Yakinovich
United States
Angelo Strecof
Yuji Krestineyich
Jugo-Slavia
U. S
Enoch Filer
Second Death in Sherman Ripley Crash Report
Erie June 20 Two months old Gordon Ottoway son of Mr and Mrs Walter Ottoway Ripley N Y, died in Hamot Hospital as the second victim of a crash Saturday night on the Ripley Sherman road. Leon Lawore of Ripley was killed almost instantly in the same collision. Three others injured including Mr and Mrs Ottoway and Terence Racey are reported improving. Coroner Walter G Stroble said death resulted from a hemorrhage and a post mortem was planned. The injured rode in a car operated by Lucore when another car driven by Fred Regan of Ripley collided. Regan escaped with slight injuries. Morgan, who had been attending a firemens celebration in Sherman, was speeding toward Ripley when the accident occurred at the Farm of Mrs S L Racey, the grandmother of one of the injured. Funeral plans for the infant are incomplete.
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Gordon Ottoway
Walter Otteway
Ripley
N. Ys
Hamet Hospital
Ripley ‘Sherman Road
Leon Lawore
Kettle
Ottoway
Terence Racey
Hamot Hospital
Walter G Stroble
Lucore
Fred
Regan
Morgan
I Sherman
Blanc
L. Racey
Towart Ripley
Westfield man acquitted of receiving stolen property
Westfield operator Betts was acquitted by a County Court jury on two counts of criminally receiving stolen property. District Attorney Glenn W. Wood prosecuted, with Har Yi Young of Unis village as counsel. The case involved allegations Betts purchased high powered, small caliber items from an unnamed source, with confusion over details from Lake Erie and Maven references.
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Ely Rumored for Second Place in Democratic Ticket
Clerry June 90 There is a possibility that Governor Joseph B Ily of Massachusetts who was in Oil City last week may be prepie the vice presidential candidate of the Democratic party. The chance hinges on Newton D Baker nomination. The rumors lack any official confirmation and no Massachusetts or eastern sources support Fly.
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Joseph B. Ily
Massachusetts
Oil City
Democratic Party
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Vuimore
Fly
Missionary Society Meeting at St Pauls Holds Picnic Planned
Mrs Charles Dahbistrand and Mrs Moris Chapin hosted the Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church meeting. Mrs R S Burr led business and devotional hours, followed by a study the book Jerusalem to Jerusalem. Attendees included Mrs Burr and several members, with a luncheon for guests. The next gathering will be a cottage picnic at Mr Jea Merker's on the last Wednesday in July. Dr Webster H Jones named director of the College of Engineering at Carnegie Institute of Technology.
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Moris Chapin
Missionary Society of
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R. S. Burr
Isi
Jerusalem
Burr
Raymond Anderson
Donald Hall
Albert Lymn
A A. Williams
Charles Feisler
Alberta Sandquist
Erie
Eric Sandquist
Jane
Westfield
Jamestown
Jeu Mi
A. A. Merker
Funeral Services for Mrs Charles Parnham
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles Parnham were held at her Columbus home at 2:30 pm yesterday conducted by Rev. H P Reagle of the United Brethren church. A large crowd attended, with many floral tributes. The body was later taken to West Lawn cemetery in Columbus for interment with Perry Mead Archie Benson Frank Howard Albert Benson Rex Ayling and Claude Ayling assisting.
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Hile
Columbus
Spartansburg
Charles Parnham
H. P. Reagle
West Lawn Cemetery
Perry Mead
Archie Benson
Frank Howard
Albert Benson
Rex Ayling
Claude Ayling
Fire destroys farm home near Kittanning
Fire swept the farm home of O. N. Wilson, a Kittanning merchant, six miles west of town today causing about 8000 dollars in damage. Firemen saved six other buildings including two barns where hay and grain were stored, preventing further loss.
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O. N. Wilson
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