Believe hired gunman victim in mystery unfolds in Bradford
Bradford Mir 20 authorities probe a murder where a body found near Bradford, New York, shows signs of a vendetta. Investigators link a hired killer who traveled from New York to Bradford to the crime. A post-and frog motif on the body suggests a planned killing between two posts. Names include Elmer Miller, Rieger, and local lawmen. motives point to gang warfare and bootlegging amid a decade of violence.
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Bradford
Mir
New York
New York State
Rieger
Fund Elmer Miller
Cattavagris County
N. Y
Victm
Pumxsutawity
DuBois
Olow
N.Y
New Officers Elected at Lady Wraklin Rebeka Lodge Dinner
Seventy five members of the Lady Wraklin Rebeka Lodge gathered at the I.O.O.F. hall for a dinner meeting. An elaborate turkey dinner was served at 6:30. Mrs. Hise Wield was elected Noble Grand, Olive officers named were Mrs. Alta Om, Vice Grand, and several trustees and delegates were chosen with further appointments to follow in two weeks. Visitors Mrs. Reed and others attended.
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Lady Wraklin Rebeka Lodge
F. Hall
Stratrick
Waller ‘Degean
H. B. Wood
Hise
Olive Offigers
Alta Om
Milen Milnes
A. Teed
Anstisihutinn
Gildee
Offigers
Noble
Spencer
Allen Pr
Reed
Historical Circle hears humane society topics and tribute
The Historical Circle met in the library Tuesday at noon. Mrs A Le Powter read History of the Humane Society and Mrs Wilcox discussed Accomplishments Along Humane Lines. A tribute to the late Mrs DeWitt Bracken was given by Mrs Wesley Howard. A W Morrison read Washington Masks Per Animals and the session closed with a card of thanks for support during the illness and death of Miss Mary Lou Bates.
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Hamans
The
Humane Society
A. le Powter
Wil Wilcox
Pew
DeWitt Bracken
Wesley Howard
Beir
C.F. Brecry
Washington
A. W Morrison
Bill For City Streets Passes Second Time
United Press reports Harrisburg March 20 legislative action on highway funding and licensing measures. Bills propose licensing street barriers, state aid maintenance, township road costs, and city street funding totaling millions. Several highway bills advance on second reading as amendments and compromises are shaped by the governor and administration.
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House of General Assembly
Talbot
United Press
Harrisburg
House
Senate
John
Fisher
Paulud Boully
Aaron B. Hesg
Lancaster
General Assembly
Cormtten
Ball
Ata
Department of Highways
Highway Department
Department of Revenue
Turner Aeronautics
Stancre
Quaero Club Luncheon and Travel Talk
The Quaero Club will hold a luncheon next Tuesday at the hotel. Mrs Campbell of Eve will discuss recent travels in Cuba and Florida, following a brief program and roll call.
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Coh.geiger
Quidero Club
Babbitt
Nor
Nehal Hotel
LW. Campbell
Eve
Ciba
Florida
Maple syrup price notice from North Clymer
The notice states a price increase for maple syrup with a demand to avoid certain suppliers and to sell all available stock. It mentions gallon cans and barrels, offers to buy all syrup offered, and provides contact for Joh Wiggers in North Clymer, New York.
Rally of Young People at M E Church
A Methodist Episcopal youth rally at Wesfield New Jersey's M E Church drew a larger than expected turnout. Rev LeRoy S Cass gave the evening address to the group and the night ended with taps and prayer.
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M. E. Church
Methodist
Firay
LeRoy S. Cass
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wesfield
Frank A. Wimner
Black suspect held in hatchet case at Gary home
A six foot two hundred pound Black man named Mack was arrested in Gary Indiana as a suspect in the assault and murder case involving 20 year old Josephine Adorizsi. Police said a hatchet stained with blood and hair was found in his room. Several local women described a hatchet brandishing Black man and were asked to identify Mack.
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Uniteo
Gary
Ind
Josephine Adorizsi
Zil
Mack
Just A Paragraph Miss Spring Arrives At West Washington Street
Miss Spring is slated to arrive at o'clock tonight for a three month visit. VFW Bugle iCorps members and the Ladies Auxiliary are urged to attend rehearsal at the VFW Home on West Washington Street with a warm augur served afterward. The fire department tackled a grass fire on West Frederick Street, keeping flames contained.
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V. F. W. Bugle iCorps
West Washington Street
West Frederick Street
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Katherine Biutos
Mas Titan Bater
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B. S. Root
Etta Kett
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HE Staton
Enae
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Ataze
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Morolac
J. A. Lanston
North Center Street
Wilson C. Price
State Highway Patrol
Rex Theater
Tooth
H. C. McKown
University of Pittspurei
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Archie W.thompson
Bills
Finch Billiard Par- Jory
O. Long
L. Chaye
Bying Ogetter H. Skinner
Blinvis
Milon W. Shreve
Ascleon
Corry
Curry Hill
Meadville
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Erie Railroad
Chrysler Motors
Plymouth
Pein
Itarians
Pilgrim Bend
First Avenue
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Dlymostic Desk
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