Runaway Girls Found at Erie
Two underage girls Mildred Miller 14 and Gertrude Cherry 15 walked from Cleveland to Erie arriving exhausted after Thursday start at 7 am. They slept in a barn and along muddy roads, saying they fled abuse by a man named George Miller, former husband of Mildred’s mother, and sought safety with Mrs. Mabel Eck at 1816 Reed Street.
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Erie
Teveland
Mildred Miller
Gertrude Cherry
Erle
Baturoy
Cleveland
Mabel Eek
Reed Street
He Ltda Milterein
Witte
Trith
George Miller
Tirle Msherman
Lite Miller
Westfield Names Postmaster in Recess Appointment
Weatfield authorities report Presidentially appointed Edward N. Skinner as Postmaster after a lengthy Democratic primary contest among seven village leaders. Skinner, a Chautauqua County native, has resided in Westfield four years and runs an automobile firm with Bitumer and Nicol.
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Edward N. Skinner
Weatfield
Skinner
Henry A. Mon
Frank P. Wolfe
John A.macdonald
Chautauqua County
Bitumer and Nicol
Palmer Named by President
Washington March 15 Wormer Representative A Batchell Palmer Pennsylvania has been selected by Provident Wilson for chief justice of the United States court of Claims to succeed Judge Charles B Howry. His resignation is to take effect April 14. Bevel Mitch and hard maple 14 inches long two dollars par cord. Corry Chair Co.
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Washington
Wormer
A. Batchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Provident Wilson
United States Court of Claims
Tudke Charles B. Howry
Bevel
Mitch
Corry
Engineer Killed by Train in Lilly incident
Johnstons March 15 J R OSall aged 28 of Lilly was struck by a westbound train while leaning from the engine cab. He was carried over a mile along the racks with his head down before anyone realized what happened. The accident occurred as the train moved slowly through the area.
Hall's Pills Promised Cure for Deafness Fragment
Fragmentary ad copy claims deafness stems from inflamed nerves and a blocked canal. It suggests constitutional remedies and a surgical extraction can restore hearing, then touts Hall's Panalytic Pills from SLOMMNEY CO Toledo as a remedy and lists a free pamphlet offer.
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Catarn
Clara
Slommney
Toledo
Oho
Ie Hall
Conus Ton
Architects Move Offices to Cameron Block Notice
Notice that A. P. Mount and Son, Architects, have moved from the Traction Building to the Cameron Block. They will welcome building inquiries and invite clients to consult as spring construction plans begin.
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A. P. Mount and Son
Hve
Traction
Cameron Block
Tmaa
Change of Venue Sought in Buffum Case
District Attorney A M Laddlin reports PB Collins attorney for Mrs Cynthia Buffum asks for a change of venue for her murder trial in Little Valley to May. Collins will move for change of venue due to local prejudice in Cattaraugus County and plans to raise similar grounds for Allegheny Chautauqua or Erie Counties. Mrs Buffum’s counsel prepares motions and papers for a special term in Buffalo to change the plea and trial date.
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Clean
A. M. Laddlin Han
PB. Collins
Cynthia Bunnum
Arsenio
Little Valley
Marryly Taylor
Supreme Court
Collins
Cattaraugus County
Allehgeny
Chautauqua
Erie
Buttum
Buffalo
Local Editor Mcmutt Wn Dies Suddenly at Village Church
Mr Mcmutt Wn editor of The Post weekly paper in the village died suddenly yesterday forenoon while preparing to attend church Interment will be in Sunset Hill Cemetery The Rev John A Parsons officiating Services held at St Johns Episcopal Church West NY community recalls his long newspaper career and health had been poor for some time
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St. John's Episcopal Church
John A. Parsons
Sunset Hill Cemetery
Mcmutt Wn
Post
New York
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Aflalmans Charice
Sea Line
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Westfield
Palmer
Stein-Bloch
Monroe
Knox
Beacon
Young
Norfolk
Republic
Republic Auto Tires
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Tver Johnson
Adelbert
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