Five Bootleggers Fined After Pittsburgh Raids
Federal agents raided city locations on January 1 and captured bootleggers amid moonshine operations. Plea deals led to fines from 100 to 500 dollars for offenders including Joe Perry Frank Butcher John Sawebyn Wayne Township Lawebyn Sam Baumgarten Tony Rezelle William Krump. Judges and witnesses faced alleged tampering rumors as prosecutions continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Schoonmaker
Joe Perry
Frank Butcher
John Sawebyn
Wayne Township
Sam Baumgarten
Saile
Tony Rezelle
William Krump
Makte
Lawebyn
Pittsburgh
Edward Murphy
Erie
Don Smith
Warren Man is Victimized in Breach of Promise Tale
Warren man sought Sheriff Jefferson's help to recover more than $1,000 paid to a woman who promised marriage but refused. The event, described as a triangulated affair involving three parties, was dismissed with advice to return home. No breach action pursued.
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Warren
Jefferson
Winchester
Special Registration Day On April 4 Announced
Local registrar William Shields told the IJournal that April 4 will be a spring voter enrollment day. Registrars will be at polling places from 9 to 11 and 2 to 10 p.m. to register voters, with changes for party affiliation or new residents. The primary is set for Tuesday April 24. Voters must have resided in their district for two calendar months prior.
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Willam Shields
Ijournal
New
Young Preeinuis S
Youthful Andrew Payne Takes Lead in Trans-Country Derby
Andrew Payne of Claremore Oklahoma gains the lead in the Los Angeles to New York derby 92 mile lap after James Newton a Rhodesian veteran drops with a sprained ankle. Nestor Eriekson of Port Chester first to reach here from Two Gun finishing 24 miles yesterday.
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Oklahoma
New Castle
James Powers
United Press
Winslow
Ariz
Mar
Andrew Payne
Claremore
Okla
Ted G.C. Pyles
Holbrook Payne
Andrew Newton
Nestor Eridkson
Port Chester
N. Y
Two Gun
Payne
Arne Solminen
Nestor Erieksoo
Port Chester NN
Teader
Gincamon
Clarizio
Chicago
S William Busch
Boston
John Cronies
Saskatoon
John Swio
Passaic
N. J
Earl Dilks
Waliam Kerr
Minneapolis
Phillip Granville
Ontario
Can
Henry Swabey
Peter Gayudzl
England
David Davies
Sanswich
Ont
Voight
Manistee, Mich
Free Parking Site At Erie Set For May Opening
Erie announces a city owned plot at State Street and Public Dock will offer parking for 150 cars by May 1. The area will have a lit center light standard, slag surfacing, and a controlled entrance and exit to ease southbound traffic. The land cost $25,000 and may become a park. Daley’s restaurant operator has been ordered out.
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Erie
State Street
Public Dock
Willsa D. Kinney
Montag
Inney
J. Chester Tillis
Enle Motor Club
Daley
Proprietoy
Yes
City reports few contagious cases amid regional outbreak
The Board of Health notes fewer than six communicable disease cases in Corry with mumps scarlet fever and other illnesses prevalent nearby. Mayor Branken cites Sherman’s outbreak and Ripley’s epidemic impact leading to canceled interscholastic events. Nearby towns like Brie Kane face near epidemic scarlet fever levels, with many students affected and public gatherings restricted.
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Witte
Corry
B. Porter
Branken
Sherman
Ripley
Brie
Kane
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
A damaged OCR fragment mentions water, pewter, and a person named Hin Wvhilte Ing Funke, with unclear details about a stone and a minor event. The readable parts provide no clear date, place, organization, or outcome to confirm a full notice.
Congress in Session Reviews Migratory Bird Bill and Other Measures
United Press notes Congress considers the migratory bird bill and a pending food control act. Committees pursue investigations while the House discusses radio legislation and a conference report. Civil Service and Military Affairs committees hold hearings on related items and Muscle Shoals bills await votes.
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Commerce Committed
HOUSE
Civil Service Committee
Still Hope We Save Girl Doris McDonald
Montreal reports three days to life for Doris and George McDonald, convicted of killing taxicab driver Abelard Bouchard. Clemency efforts from Ottawa focus on an affidavit denying Ada McDonald any involvement in the murder.
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Montreal
Que
Doris
George McDonste
Ottawa
McDonald
Ada
Missing Conne llsville teacher found after disappearance
Hazel Bell Linn a one year high school teacher from Charleroi was missing since Thursday. Authorities located her in Chippewa Pa working as a domestic in the home of M Mitchell. Rev G Clarke of Normalsville identified her from a newspaper description.
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Connellsville
Hazel Bell Linn
Charleral High School
M. Mitchell
Chipplye
Allegheny River
Connollsville
Ginn
G. 2. Clarke
Normalsville
Clue
Aged Man Dies Under Train Near Pincottville
An elderly man Franke Hadhey aged 72 or 75 was killed near Pincottville when struck by a train on a rural road about a mile north of the village on Friday evening. He leaves two sons Merton and Alvin and two daughters. Funeral from the family home tomorrow afternoon with burial at Well Valley Cemetery.
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Pincottville
Maren
Franke Hadhey
Vain
al Bind
Abe Mileg
Ryinge
R&p
Tray
Ivan
Merton
Wext Yvillley
Alvin
Sugartown
Hou
New York City
Famiy
Buutial
Weel Valley
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