Journal notes on rumors and local events in spring
A collage of notices and glimpses from a spring day includes legal and political chatter, theater gossip, a recital in City, street widening work on North Center Street, mayoral and police matters, and assorted local incidents. Names such as Juhia Pullin, Jack Austin, Charles Walkefill Cadman, and D. L. Bracken appear amid a mix of community happenings and speculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juhia Pullinger
Wil BH
Hays
Jack Austin
Federal
Charles Walkefill Cadman
Oi City
North Center Street
Pennklin
Milley
Ales Koestner
Harrisburg
Riveville
Little Cooley
Meadville
Dack Onsole
Marty Martyn
Fia
Trushing Torgolz
Castley
Stipperl
D. L. Bracken
St. Petersjore
Queit Park
Willahis Park
Sunshine City
Mary Asta
HAY
Pham
Auto Inspection Deadline Nears for 900000 Cars
The Department of Revenue says less than two weeks remain for owners to have vehicles inspected and receive stickers. With 900000 vehicles delaying, stations must handle a large surge as the April 1 deadline brings possible arrests and fines for uninspected cars. The highway patrol will enforce the law to curb noninspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whieh
Department of Revenue
Snore
Highway Patrol
$31,000 Damage Claim Follows Silence Pledge
Erie March 21 Federal Judge F P Schoonmaker may rule on Donald St Pierre citizenship before trial of a $31 000 damage suit against J Heim Kane manufacturer. St Pierre claims 31 000 for alleged anti accident settlement terms after a fatal crash and alleged improper acts by Heim. The case hinges on whether St Pierre has a bonafide New York address and venue for the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
F. P. Schoonmaker
Donald St. Pierre
Blo
St. Pierre
New York State
Common Pleas Rate
SE Pierre
Attornay Charles Margiotti
Pittsburgh
St Pierre
Kane
Heim
Peatiil
Helm
Undi
Florida
Improvements At Big Refinery Warren
At the Ualted Refining company in Warren East Side forty to fifty extra workers join regular staff to build a large new still and remodel equipment. The project slated to take three to four months to complete includes a 126 foot fractionating tower weighing 74 tons. Construction at the Struthers Wells Titusville plant for the Arthur G. McKee Company of Cleveland. Three caps will be used to hoist the tower by crane from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Businest
Ualted Refining Company
Struthers Wells-Titusville Corporation
Arthur G. McKee Company
Cleveland
Struthers Wells
Mosque closures hit Turkish temples amid declining devotion
Turkiye faces a plan to reduce mine dues open for devotion as religious activity wanes. Of 500 temples, about 180 may close by June, with clergy and staff redistributed to remaining mosques. Separately, Young St Pierre’s attorney claims he lived as a millionaire until a 21st birthday demand for 39000 sparked installment payments that allegedly stopped, prompting a suit for the balance and a residency dispute sparked by Margiotti's remark that the rage has no precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Turkey
Young
Wife testifies for husband in federal counterfeit trial
In Erie court the first federal criminal trial allowing a wife to testify for her husband resulted in acquittal for Frank Esposito. Mrs Esposito confirmed his account of finding a jar with $60 in currency and aiding payments to cover bills, while the remaining counterfeit notes were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trie
Pennsylvania
Federal District Courts
Therc
United States
Frank Esposito
Hickory Street
Sludge F. P. Schoonmaker
Federal Reserve
Secret Service
Edward Petrillo
Esposito
U. S. Supreme Court
Nebraska District Court
Cl Rency
West 18Th St
West 18Th Street
Woman Awarded 2000 Damages in Husband's Death
Mrs Anna Weni ss of 1222 East 30th street received 2000 damages after her husband Martin died in a railroad accident. The Federal jury found negligence by East Erie Commercial Railroad, a subsidiary of Erie General Electric Works, with the suit arising from an injury in 1929. The case followed a settlement reached Monday afternoon after filings in the September 1930 Federal court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Weniss
East 30Th Street
Martin
East Erie Commercial’ Railroad Company
Erie General Electric Works
700 Make Appeal For French Creek Route
Upward of 700 citizens in western Pennsylvania endured a five hour hearing on slacking water in the Allegheny river and canalizing French Creek to connect the Genesee with Lake Erie, completing a inland waterways link. Major W D Styer led testimony with support from local delegates and rail interests voiced general opposition to the Allegheny route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OM City
Mar
Pennsylvania
Hall
Allegheny River
Brench
Ghia River
Lake Erie
United States
W. D. Styer
Pittsburgh
Histoidt
Erie
A. Clark
Local man is sentenced for mail theft in Pennsylvania
A 26 year old father of three, Fehlman, was sentenced to one year and a day in a federal prison in Lewisburg Pennsylvania for stealing three pension checks from a post box. He pleaded guilty to the counts in an indictment and admitted taking the checks after they were delivered to the home for three consecutive months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginger Rogers
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
James Saint
Columbus
Qome
Pennsylvania
Mackenzie
Pitt
John Stinton
Te Powell
John Dillinger
Mid-West
Plantant
Robert Hackson
Well Inn
Jamestown
General
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Waslington
Uuttr
Cour of Appeals
Oriestown
Siler
New Deal
Falconer
Brocton
Shlik
Samyby
Maznistrate
Edward
Shannon
Boward Martin
National Guard
Aurea
Man Sentenced for Butter Theft in Erie County
Joln Wesilski, 23, of Harbor order, must serve six years in the Western Penitentiary for larceny of 60 pounds of butter from the Lake Shore Cream Co. He admitted the theft before Judge Williams Tuesday in Erie County Court, with prior offenses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pain
Joln Wesilski
R. D
Zevo
Western Penitentiary
Lake Shore
Parade Street
Williams
Erie County Court
Ridgway Council Maintains 1 Percent Tax Levy
At an adjourned Ridgway town council meeting the 1 percent borough tax levy was fixed at 15 mills, totaling 18.5 mills with library taxes. An ordinance set the levy at $1.85 per hundred dollars of assessment. The secretary was authorized to buy bonds for sinking fund. A committee was named to discuss street lighting tariffs with West Penn Power, effective March 1, 1924. The panel includes Norton, Gardner, and Strand to review schedules and report back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway, Mar
Ridgway
Ridgway Borough
Ws Penn Power Coy
West Pain Power
Norton, Gardner and Strand
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Army Engineers
Wiy
Custewago Valley
Wolves
Westthy
Damace
Young Man
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Van’s Auto Service
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Corry, Pa
Chevrolet
America
General Motors
Chevrolet Motor CO
Detroit
Co. Corry, Pa
French Creek
Oil City
Golden Rule Club
J. W. Beadel
Beavar-Mahoning- Shenango Association
Beadel
Ho S. Warwick
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
J. F. Rhodes
Amy Engineers
Corry Jolven Rule Club
A. R. Wheeler
Endeavor
CN. Crosby
North Girard
Kiskt Development Committee
Applo Chamber of Commerce
Leechburg
John Blatt
Worth Hammond
P. J. Phelan
Corry
Seven Point Greasing Service
Pennzoil
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Silvertown