Loot recovered from burglary ring linked to Hoffa case
Warren Mirror reports a large haul of jewelry clothing umbrellas and silverware recovered after a burglary spree connected to Henry Hoffa who is jailed awaiting hearing for larceny. Detectives traced stolen goods to a hidden stash behind a porch and bags of evidence point to sites including the Bow man home and Archie Clark residence. Authorities promise refunds to those who turned in items and ongoing efforts seek other stolen articles and suspects.
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Carver Street
Henry Hoffa
Indie County
Evaneras
Tarlo Museo
Goporty
G. A. P. Bowman
Lee
Archie Clark
Ordesrs
Hoffwn
Davie Muxeo
Prospect Strest
Bell Phone
Berdine
Oon
Horrmin
Jamestown
GA. P. Howman
Lunslie
D. Watmore
Wetmore
Burilar
de Watmara
Mra. Watmore
Warren Mirror
Seven Men Drowned as Silver Spray Sinks Off Cleveland
Cleveland March 17 reports say seven men were drowned when the fish tug Silver Spray was overwhelmed by a gale on Lake Erie. Bodies of Captain James Purdy and crew members Charles Brasso Henry Anderson and Robert Watt were recovered near the breakwater off West 40th Street. The wreckage indicates the men reached the breakwater alive but perished awaiting rescue.
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Cleveland
Cers
Canlanet
Lorain
Lve
Agat
James Purdy
Charles Brasso
Henry Anderson
Robert Watt
Fox
40Th Street
Frogon
Ere
Gank
Tharleter
Jamen Pirdy
Robart Watts
Thomas Reed
Edward Holies
Charles Braese
Mahertien
Clavelund
Witte
Thone
Hirst
Biltalde
MronkWater
Hans Sunken
Erleman
Thyte
Reciprocity agreement debate delays feared in congress
The article argues against any amendments or delays to the reciprocity pact with Canada. It notes tacit support among five governments and warns American Congress to avoid changes that could jeopardize ratification. It discusses potential benefits of freer trade between the U.S. and Canada and references economic ties across regions. It also touches on public health funding and local governance issues.
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Congress
Exten Womlen
Dominion
Dickering
United States
Back Yard Cleanup Proposals and Bird Feeding Advice
A fragment from Warren Mirror urges residents to curb back yard filth by using garbage barrels and weekly collection. It questions fall cleanup habits and promotes reducing winter debris. The note also features a Bird Aid column urging feeding for local birds during winter and mentions Colorado suffrage debates and a women’s vote majority.
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Warren
Mother Tries to Burn Children in House Blaze
Hotter, March 1, a mother declared she wished to die and have her three children buried with her. John Zahbo of Bearly axed six years, was involved as the mother attempted to strangle and set fire to the home. Neighbors heard the struggle, windows opened to escape, and the blaze was quenched before it consumed the house. The mother was taken into custody on peace charges. Authorities believe prolonged solitude affected her mind.
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Hotter
John Zahbo
Zubbo
Buller
Erie County to add another judge expected soon
The Herald reports that Erie County will soon have an additional judge once the bill passes and is signed by the governor. Leading Republican lawyers expect the appointment and anticipate a ten year term, with nomination by the Republicans at the committee primary.
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Erie County
Clark
Cor
Senate
Gers
Comite Primarion
Vris Herald
Primaries proposed to shift to October Saturday vote
In Horryburg on March 17 Senator Tautin of Philadelphia introduced in the senate a bill to move primaries for municipals to the fourth Saturday in October. Other measures include a $1000000 appropriation for a Commodore Parry memorial at Pyl TN Hay Teldnd and salary changes for deputy factory inspectors. The legislature also moves to abolish the officer of superintendent and appoint a chief of the harbor of railroads with new salaries.
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Horryburg
Tautin
Philadelphia
Senate
Peittany
Clark
Gite
Commodore Parry
Pyl
Hay
Lykke Brie
Albert
Allegheny
Rafleomdd
Ralfrodds
Desperate inmate attacks bars in police station ward
A man in Sullinaw Michigan attempted to bite his brains out against cell bars at a women’s shelter ward. He tore patches of wool from a tule and caused wounds. he was moved to a city hospital where doctors expect no permanent damage.
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Frank Roseberry
Oil City Hospital
Franklin
Evangelists to Visit. Davidson and FM to Lead Meetings
An upcoming series of church gatherings led by evangelist Davidson and singer FM is planned, with workers from various churches expected to arrive tomorrow. The program includes sermons and a chorus by Lamb, with offerings to cover expenses. Full notices appear in Saturday's paper.
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Dear
Davidson
Jamil
Hvangelistis Worvicus
Warren Licenses Granted in March Hearings
March 16 court will be held at the Court home in Warren to hear two new license applicants. One for a store at Sheffield and one for a saloon at Windsor Hotel in Trvind. Eight total licenses and three noted currently in the county.
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Warren
Uwholoanie Ji Auor
Sheffield
Rolall Moonee
Windsor Hotel
Trvind
Fragmentary local note from January day
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a date in January and a local name but lacks clear event or actions. The readable bits point to a single unnamed source item with uncertain details, offering little concrete information for a full summary.
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Iseven
Silver Spray
Lake Erie
R. Gaylord
New York State Cancer Laboratory
Buffalo
Uy State
Luc Deroulouls
Damos Town
Lawrence County
Crawford
Biller
New Castle
Seemia
Sam Jacobson & Co
THE
ONE Price Clothiers
Colorado
Bradford
Edgar E Davidson
F. M. Lamb
Kinight’s
Knight’s Tea Store
LW N. Center 3
Corry
Barlow Hardware Co’s
Sitz
Barlow
Emus Ted
Groon
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