Jamestown Woman Seeks Aid After Emile Amann Shooting Case
Stella Hodge, the woman who claimed she fired the shot that killed Emile Amann, appeared at the Jamestown Associated Charities seeking assistance for a trip to Elmira. She provided a false name to the charity secretary and asked about travel help, then discussed potential help from police and Elmira contacts. Authorities coordinated with the charity to verify her identity and intentions.
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Jamestown
Hodge
Emile Amann
Warren
Jamestown Associated Charities
Miss Weller
Jimita
Charitien
Hilen
Weller
Elmira
Triendy
Ale
Polce
Frank A. Johnson
Police Department
Arrests in Erie Scott case prompt heavy warrants
In Erie this morning warrants led to the arrest of Mortimer Hall and others tied to the Scott case and the Seyte Mausoleum desecration. Hall, nephew of Gilbert Perkins, is jailed in Erie with bail set at 85000, awaiting next Tuesday’s hearing. Police recovered incriminating evidence linking Harry Perkins and others, as investigations span Pluxbury and Leavenworth connections.
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Erie
Jonn Thlok
Elty
Mortimer HS Hall
Taypoctor Oldfield
Postortion Department
Can
Harry Perking
Danes McCain
Piesbury
Hatelty
Alderman Hayes
John J. Sullivan
Minny
Pluxburo
Mortimer
Hall Lew
Gilbert Perkin
Charles Franklin
Leavenworth Federal Prison
Gilbert Perkins
Hall
Captain Welsh
Hatt
Hiv
Haney Perkins
Joneusl
Sunit
Titusville
Perkins
Franklin
Arnold Kills Five Bears in One Hunt Near Red Hollee
Raugus Olean reports George Arnold of Red Honae hunted near Red Hollee and bagged five female bears in a single trip using a gun, hound, and bulldog. He found a 147 pound large bear, killed it, and discovered three cubs behind its mate. Arnold sold pelts for 325 dollars each and a fifth for 400 dollars, displaying them at the Proaect Cafe in Salamatica.
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Raugus Olean
George Arnold
Red Honae
WI Sone
Cattarausiy Canney
Red Hollee
Tke Bay State Woorts
Arnold
Dla
Proaeot
Salamatica
Wine Party in the Jail In Mayville Tramps Locked Up
Brocton residents report a jail disturbance as three tramps were locked in Mayville County Jail on charges of larceny and drunkenness. Police chief John Skinner reported lodging after an attempt to break in a wine bar. bottles were broken and wine stolen. Three escapees later fled, two found in a drunken stupor near the jail, and authorities held the others for the grand jury.
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Brocton
Mayville
Hitelyry
Wike Chute
Polles
John Skinner
Ryckman
Jal
Laelus
Brand
Joe Miller
Louis Cohen
Tom Smith
Chief Slkinner
Mayville Jall
Hotels Served Oleomargarine Investigation In Harrisburg
A Harrisburg report states four city hotels were ordered to stop serving oleomargarine without licenses. Authorities plan tomorrow to present details and potential penalties while a biograph film showing may be promoted at a local venue.
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Harrisburg
Murokill
Foustangovsc
Sheir
Enforcing the Game Laws Threat Focuses Warren Warrants
A Warren county action threatens about thirty arrests on warrants for violations of game laws. Prominent residents including William Glaney of Garland are named amid arrests already made. The case centers on hunting rabbits with fur and alleged payments to commissioners to halt prosecutions.
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Warren
Residunta
Gain
Bai
William Glaney
Garland
George Southwil
Court Officials Shot Down in Cayratt County Court House
At Hilleyiite Cayratt County Court House today Attorney Wanty Foster Sheriff L P Webty were shot and killed during a duel. Several jurors were wounded as state troops moved in to restore order amid the chaos and gunfire.
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M—Sladgehorton du Survie
Omim Monwenith
Wanty Foster
L. P. Webty
Hilleyiite
Cayratt County Court House
Metriad
Allen Jams
Cette
Sho
Titusville Seeks Moose Home for City
The Titusville Herald reports efforts to locate the national Moose Home in Titusville. The order plans a national home for aged members, a home for orphans, and an industrial school. Grand Organizer Davis contributed 50,000 dollars toward site purchase and construction. The Hotel Fieldmore site is under consideration by the committee.
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Titusville Herald
Itla
Order of Moose
Davis
The
Moose
Pure Food Law Case Involving Chestnuts Sale
Oil Operator store charged with selling Chestnuts under the Pure Food Law faced Alderman Johnson after a heated appearance. Prosecution claims buyers understood chestnuts would be dried. defense argues no exterior indicator separates bad from good. Court action pending.
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Malton
Youngaville Pa
Johnson
Brit
Wil Curry
Tionesta Schools Closed After Scarlet Fever Outbreak
Tionesta Pa March 13 scarlet fever has struck the community with a virulent form. A seven year old child Phoebe McKee, daughter of W J McKee, is ill. The board of health ordered the school closed indefinitely and the building fumigated. Authorities work to prevent spread among students and staff.
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Tionesta
Monesta
Weilm
Phoebe
W. J. McKee
Adtor
Local Notices and Oddities From Wattsburg Area
Saturday report covers tuberculosis tests on Holsteins near Clinton and a calf hailed as pure and healthy after farm checks. Also noted are a riding accident near Cutter Hill, a niece’s school visit, revival close with 15 new members, and several family movements and weddings in Wattsburg community circles.
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Phillipe Utter
Fontinios
Milton Donaldson
M. A, Donaldson and Son
Atluskio
Mimluty
Berton Ao Eilent
Lie
Milton Nandwig
Mira Nellie Owen
Wattsburg
Mae Maude Long
Allen Long
Erie
W. J. Donaldson
D. Hink
Hinkson
United Brethren Church
Gil Covey
Hinckeon
Clyde Hinkson
Mins Hith Hutch
Ate
W. By Hatch
Carl Adama
Mr. Adams
Canter Hill
Hugh Titus
Henry Titus
F. B. Houghtnlng
Philpsvilln
Hooke
Mabel Lone
F. D. Appletwe
Herbert Allen
Hiram Hinkwon
Jaya
B. B
Iineleton
Falconer Man Is Deserter
Chief of Police George Griggs reported a telegram from the War Department seeking Md Olan and Unverter, former Falconer residents, who desert from the United States Army. The man reportedly left Jamestown some time ago with Rouben Balder, vanished near Qlinit Way, and was last known to be somewhere in the West before plans to return to Falconer. Balder was in the Philippines when the notice arrived.
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Falconer
George Griggs
Odoy
War
Faléoner
Baldor
Philiptine Islands
Jant
Memorial to General Brown Hopeful for $11,000 Monument
On March 14 the equestrian memorial to General Mam K. Brown was discussed as a dinner fundraiser by the monument association at Grand Army headquarters. Plans aim to raise over $10,000 through schools, civic groups, and patriotic societies in the next two months, with women auxiliaries already authorized to contribute.
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Mam K. Brown
Monument Association
Grad Army
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A. D. Golexrove
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Chicago
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Amann
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Harry Perkins
Jim McCain
Pittsburg
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Red House
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Fieldmore Hotel
Lake Pleasant
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Coons & Spencer
Props
Ream's Grocery
First Avenue
Ed. Olson
Uncle Sam
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Post Quarters
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Carioe
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