Dope Peddlers Sent to Prison
Thomas J. Palach of Erie and Russell Pace of Jamestown were sentenced to one year and one day in Atlanta federal prison and fined $10 each after pleading guilty to violating the Harrison Narcotic Act. Pace allegedly peddled dope in Erie and surrounding areas for six years, with arrests by federal narcotics agents supported by local detectives. The case included a planned morphine purchase arranged by a government informant.
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Erie
Russell Pace
Jametown
Atlanta
F. P. ‘Schoon- Maker
Pace
Jack Appleee
William Donohue
William Duffy
Western Pensylvania
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Bird-House Contest Rules Announced for Local Youths
Rules outline dimensions for robin bluebird house and other species. Entries must use white pine or packing box timber with colors blending to natural surroundings. Contact M Hengst or Rotary committee for information. contest emphasizes safe mounting and easy fastening. Fire destroys home in Shater township with $12,000 loss. teams fight with chemicals due to lack of water.
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Loch
M. Hengst
Harry Spicer
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J. Herbat
Shater Township
Millvale
Cherry City
Underelift
Banerstown
Deputy boy learns fate after letter theft case in court
An 18 year old messenger boy faced sentencing in federal court over rifling a special delivery letter. The Pittsburgh error tied his case to an accident victim named Chester Wisniewski. He was placed on two years probation. The defendant’s quip about “stories of me being dead” echoed as Duane Bracken visited Union City.
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Chester Wisniewski
Pittsburgh
Chester
Wisniewski
Brent
Astin
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