Local residents keep busy with visits and travel
Personal Mention reports J J Neylon and Mrs Frank Harvey in Erie on business returning home last evening. Mrs T B Willig off for Meadville for a day with friends. J J Deamond returns from Chicago. Miss Helen Kendall to Easter visit in Philadelphia and New York. F A Loveland home from New York City on J W A P Howard Co business. Joseph Bennett en route to Lacona Iowa to visit sister. Mrs Charles Kromas to spend day with son Harry. Myrtle Kennedy visiting then to Spartansburg. Doris Smaith returns to Warren after visit with Mrs Painter. Margaret Blair home from Mercyhurst for Easter with Frank and Blanche Blair. Arthuritz to Warren for the day. Anna McCarthy returns from Brocton with Mrs McMahon. Walter DeJean and Donald DeJean and Charles Reed attend funeral services for Asa Wilcox in Sherman. Mr and Mrs Pryburg of Moorersville in city visiting daughter Mrs H K Powell. Lee Shoemaker and partner back from Wilkinsburg. Florence Watts of Erie visiting the McElroys. G D Heath in North Girard with Eugene Heath. R D Weigel and Clayton Turner attend Chevrolet dealers luncheon at Lawrence Hotel in Erie. Blaine Kincaid returns from Harrisburg. Anderson leaves for home in Erie after a city visit. Mrs Glenn Stearns in Brie for a day’s visit on business. Margaret Burkhardt back to Cleveland after ten days with Burkhardt family. Mrs J Curran returns home to Sherman after visit.
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Erie
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
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Myrtle Kennedy
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Margaret Blair
Mercyhurst College
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James McMahon
Brocton
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Donald
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Sherman
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R. W. McElroy
G. D. Heath
North Girard
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Harrisburg
Anderson
Glenn Stearns
Brie
Margaret Burkhardt
Cleveland
G. F. Burkhardt
West Frederick Street
27 ARRESTED FOR STONING OF MINERS
United Press reports in Scranton Pa police dispersed pickets and arrested 27 on charges of stoning miners returning to the collieries during the insurgent anthracite mine strike. Pickets’ numbers had dwindled as walkouts continued for wage and work equalization. Union sympathy spread in Hudson coal colonies near Wilkes Barre as two Shenandoah section mines resumed operations.
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la Soursiade
Wilkes Barre
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Two Women Injured When Car Rollover Occurs Near Greensburg
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on March 23 two Pittsburgh women suffered injuries when their car crashed into an abutment and overturned on the Delmont Greensburg road. Driver Mrs Ane O'Brian, 32, sustained nose fractures and facial bruises. Miss May English, 39, had jaw and left leg fractures. They were taken to Westmoreland Hospital.
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Greensburg Pa
Pittsburgh
Delmont-Greensburg Road
Ealy
Ane O'Brian
Jose
May English
Beth
Westmoreland Hospital
Foster Granted Release Owes $590 in Costs
Foster was released from the county prison on insolvency grounds after owing $590.08 in costs plus board expenses. He had been jailed February 11 under Judge A. P. Rossiter’s direction amid prior assault charges and related costs. Wellejus, Corry man, faced two bad check charges. Foster had previously been found not guilty on assault charges but ordered to pay substantial costs.
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Ers
Durty
Poster
A. P. Rossiter
Yehud Ket
Wellejus
Corry
Foster
Students Probe Mine Conditions in Kentucky Strike Region
Two hundred students from Yale Harvard Princeton Columbia CCNY NYU Smith and Hunter Colleges travel by passes and autos to eastern Kentucky. They plan an impartial inquiry into coal strike conditions and worker welfare in the region.
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Mness
New York
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Columbia
College of the City of New York
New York University
Smith and
Hunter Colleges
Kentucky
Close of Market Wrap of NYSE Stocks and Names
A fragmentary market closing list shows numerous stocks and companies from the New York Stock Exchange era. Names include Oil City, Lloyd M Bracken, Continental Oil, Sinclair, Socony Vacuum, Texas Co, Bethlehem Steel, US Steel, General Electric, Curtiss-Wright, East Coast and Western railroads, and other industrials, interspersed with obscure abbreviations and misread spellings. The text also glances at broad market holdings and a poetic line about mountains and May.
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É& Bryan
Oil City
New York Stock Exchange
Lloyd M Bracken
Coppers American Smokers
Bik Anneonda Fm
Butte Coppers& Zinc
Vessses International Nickel Sennountt Motora
B&oacific
Chicago & G1
Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Uni
Mil & St Paul
Erie
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
Paramount Publix
Tri-Continental United Corp
West
Westinghouse
Woolworthn
New York
Gyro Aero Supply
Arkansas Gas
Central States
Sergi Columbia
Gasoline
Salt Creek
South Penn Oil
Pittsburgh
Lone Star
Al Capone Denied Rehearing of Case
The United States circuit court of appeals denied Al Capone a rehearing of his income tax fraud conviction. The court ordered immediate removal to federal prison to begin the one year term imposed by Judge James H. Wilkerson. Capone’s attorneys planned to seek a stay pending appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
al Caponé
Ficome
Gang Leder
Bil
James H. Wilkerson
Capone
United States Supreme Court
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Samuel Alschuler
Elvan Evans
Senate Action On Road Bill Delayed In Senate
In Washington on March 3 the $136,000,000 house emergency road construction bill faced a delay as Republican opposition extended debate to 4 o clock. Senators Vandenberg Repn. Mitc. and Bingham led the opposition calling the measure unprecedented generosity and shifting debate to near future action. Also a separate for sale notice lists two 2-year-old Holstein bulls offered by Guy Lindsey in Corry, Pa.
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Unitearress
Washington
Senate
Vandenberg
Mitc
Bingham
Repo. Conn
Guy Lindsey
Corry
Reans
Odd Fellows Anniversary Celebrated in North Center Street Hall
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs marked the 11th anniversary of Odd Fellowship with a pork dinner for about seventy five, a program, and dancing for roughly two hundred fifty attendees. Frank Shanon of Pittsman gave an inspiring talk on Odd Fellowship as the orchestra and Phalanx Double Quartette performed. The event included vocal offers by local talent and dancing to Keppel Tiffany’s orchestra, closing the anniversary celebration.
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Rehekuhs
The
Aly
Odd ' S Fellowship
Hell On North Center Steel
Rebekahs
Prank Shanon
Piltston
Odd Fellows
Line State
Sugar Grove Lodge
Keppel Tiffwny
Tunnel found near Missouri prison amid escape attempt
Jhlperson City Mo reports a tunnel excavated by inmates at Missouri penitentiary was discovered five feet from the main sewer by guards. It marks the latest blocked escape attempt in recent weeks at the facility.
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United Press
Prisoners Escape Train Load of 17 on Freight
Denver reports seventeen prisoners slipped away aboard a moving freight train after a brief disruption. Guards attempted pursuit but the escape occurred during the count and assertions of control, with the jailbreak noted as the prisoners vanished from the cars. Different guards tied remaining captives as the train moved.
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United Press
Denver
Jaly Hor
Mercer County towns seek gas rate cut
Four northwestern Pennsylvania boroughs Grove City Sandy Lake Stoneboro Valente boroughs sue Union Light and Heat Company for excessive rates. Hearing in Pittsburgh continued to April 1 as residents allege unlawful price per thousand cubic feet of natural gas and excessive service charges.
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United Press
Cleveland gambler found slain on East Side street
Cleveland police found Fred Capillo, 49, a gambling racketeer, dead in an East Side auto with two bullet wounds. Officers identified him from papers and said he was linked to the city’s bank clearance gambling racket.
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United Press
Cleveland
Fred Capillo
Cleve Snail
East Side
Pulive
Widow Called in Murder Trial in Pittsburgh Mine Strike
Mrs. Mary Philopovich, widow of Miike Philopovies, Arnold City, Pa., testifies in jury trial of nine men accused of murder and conspiracy tied to a June mine strike clash. Prosecutors push motive as widow recounts deadly shooting. several defendants claim they fired during the row.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Mary Philopovich
Miike Philopovies
Arnold City
Professor Plans to Continue Long Fast
Dr Frederic F Walter remained well today but would not abandon his plan to starve himself to death unless a suitable job is found for a man of high scholastic attainments. He reached the 24th day of his fast and found it hard to blink and move between stairs to his Fourth Floor room at the Salvation Army Hotel.
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United Press
Washington
Frederic F. Walter
Walter
Salvation Army
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