Tired of life Sykesville man kills himself
Ivan Nutt an 87 year old clerk at his brother George Nutt's store in Sykesville shot himself Tuesday afternoon, dying at Maple Avenue hospital after saying he was tired of living. He acted alone, with his brother and sister in law finding him after hearing a gunshot.
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Ivan Nutt
DuBois Hospital
Maple Avenue
George
Harry
Ivan
Upstaffs
Tyan
Wellsville Insurance Man P J Wstabrook Fatally Injured
Wellsville March 23 P J Wstabrook 57 a Wellsville insurance man and prominent citizen died after his car left the highway and crashed into a tree He president of the Chamber of Commerce and a village trustee was found unconscious in the wreckage and died at Jones Memorial Hospital State troopers said the car veered along the shoulder struck cement curbs and a culvert before the final crash.
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Histabrook
Chamber of Commence
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Wellsville-iired
Hie Road
Temblor Letters Describe Extensive Damage in California
Readers report powerful shocks that shattered windows and damaged buildings across Long Beach Compton Huntington Park and Norwalk. Letters recount panicked scenes, collapsing walls and glass, with communities beginning to rebuild as schools close and aftershocks continue.
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Santhern
California
May Blair
West Wayne Street
Henry
South Gate
Calif
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Punt
Thad Jist
Hild
Ani
Marcia
Biuin
Rack Tendnt
Ant
Kiter
Compton
Long Beach
Waits
Huntington Park
Enena Park
Norwalk
Artesia
jSarta Ana
Jin Long Beach
Jt Brice
Huntington Pare
O. K
Huntington Park High
U. S
Frank Mannairen
Netaliht
A. M. Carrull
Los Angeles
Ubis City
Welock
Vern
Vermont Ave
Wayneshire man touts woodchuck as clever as marmot
John Yenders, a Wayneshire resident, claims his woodchuck proved superior in intelligence to a famed marmot. He says the animal hibernated in a cellar pen at his home with noted events dated October 18 and claims the start of spring as marker. Family members corroborate his statement amid curious local reaction.
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John Yenders
Yenders
Ignorance of Anatomy Saves Youth from Self Harm
Franklin a 15 year old colored prisoner in Venango County jail attempted to stab himself in the chest but failed due to lack of anatomy knowledge. He remains with a deep knife wound on the right chest while Hamilton admi tated to assault and battery after an alleged attack on a girl weeks earlier. In juvenile court Hamilton was sentenced to Morganza.
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Ramillon
Frinty
Venango Wounty
Hamilton
Floyd Voorhies
Hxmahton
Youth sender of obscene pictures gets six months prison
Henry Michi ski alias Carl Rand, 21, of 1805 Parke Street, is sentenced to six months in county prison for sending obscene pictures to malls. Federal Judge Schoonmaker ordered the term plus costs after Michalski pleaded guilty to four counts. officials say he advertised in risque magazines under fictitious names and used special oil-boxes at post offices in Wes leyville and Harhoresvek, with shipments to Washington and other cities. Nathan W. Prath, retiring for 28 years as fish and game warden, is noted for his long service and absence of weapon use.
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Eris
Henry Michiski
Carl Rand
Parke Street
U. S
P. Schoonmaker
EB. J. Gallasher
Michalski
Wesleyville
Harhoresvek
Mally
Washington
Erie to Issue Scrip to Meet Payrolls
Erie city government plans to print 875000 in municipal scrip next month to cover 70 percent of salaries as a payroll measure. The move comes as tax money and bond options are constrained, with 850000 borrowed against anticipated taxes and bond plans blocked. Delinquent taxes approach 2 million, delaying funds for school and county operations.
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United Press Erie
Erie
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Pide
Wake Ready to Issue Licenses for Beer
The government invites brewers to file for licenses to sell 3.2 percent beer as the new law takes effect April 7. Dr. Amos W. Woodcock and Dr. J M Dolan confirm federal handling, with 660 agents monitoring production and taxation by the Bureau of Internal Revenue.
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Ura
Washington
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
J.M. Dolan
Yate
Amos W. W
Woodcock
Nto
Dr. Doran
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Year in Prison for Offender Eris Graham
Harold Grantin of 1220 Sillestreet receives one year and four months in Aqaila prison after a Federal Jury found him guilty on four counts tied to prohibition violations. The third count covers a sale at a speakeasy on the second floor of 128 State Street, Dallas, to Prohibition Agent Ross.
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Sillestreet
IB. Schoonmaker
Aqaila
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Graham
Prohibition
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State Street
Dal 21St
MELLO-GLO face powder ad promises youth look
A cigarette tone ad touts MELLO-GLO face powder to smooth skin, hide fine lines, and reduce apparent pores. It claims long wear, a natural finish, and a French process for purity, priced at 1.00 with a free sample at a local drug store.
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