Beating Husband To Court After Domestic Assault Arrest
Mrs. Allen reported being violently assaulted by George Allen of Irving Street. Officer Merritt confronted the man as he fled the scene and Allen was taken into custody. A sworn warrant charged assault and battery, with a $200 bond set for the May term of Quarter Court in Harbor.
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Hirke
Militia Guards Funeral Procession Amid Strike Tensions
In Buffalo on November 31 seven Windred strikers joined the funeral of Stanislaus Skonolske, shot Monday. State militia formed a continuous guard along the procession route to prevent disorder despite a minor dairy train disturbance at Lackawanna Station quelled by police.
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United Press
Buffalo
Gould Coury
Stanislaus Skonolske
Muftalo Elly Poli
Supreme Court to Hear Local Cream Fat Case
The Supreme Court will hear a local case regarding a dairy product maker charged with selling cream based on butterfat standards. The matter, once before the state court, now proceeds to the high court for review of the state dairy fat标准 legality and constitutionality. Attorneys Kincaid and Curker lead the defense and prosecution teams in this landmark dispute.
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Supreme Court of the Shite
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GT Kincaui
W. J. Curker
Newy York
Spring Creek Man Held for Desertion
Absent a year and a day in Spring Creek Charles Basturan appeared before Squire Moore as a complaint by his wife Maude Kassman charged him with desertion and non support. Bail set at 800 to await trial. Attorney Tene Diet of Titusville for the defense and Blaite Iin Calld for the plaintiff.
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Squire Moore
Spring Creek
Charles Basturan
Maude Kassman
Wits
Tenediet
Titusville
Blaite Iin Cald
Thin City
Life Net Figures in Fire Rescues
Fire damaged building outcome unclear with multiple casualties reported. Eyewitness accounts describe tenants escaping by jumping from upper floors as flames engulfed the structure. Authorities investigate the blaze and its cause.
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Life Net
Hundreds of Homes Planned in Expanding City
The season promises heavy building with about thirty new residences under way. Edmonds will add a bungalow at Concord and Pleasant, Bly plans a lot in the southern area, J Mt Artors will rise a fine home on West Pleasant, and a double house is started on West Church Street by Leon Alden. Abe Guzbinsky begins a modern house on B Congress Street, while W C Murray and Carl Sullivan start on West Con pings Street. Local contractors push ahead amid excavation and new roads.
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West Pleasant
Austin
Church Street
Pourth Ave
Leon Alden
Abe Guozbinsky
B. Congress Street
W. C. Murray
Carl Sullivan
West
H. Mawbrowele
Otis
Osea
Kurtz Baseball Team Forms New Organization for Season
The Kurtz team held a meeting at a local company office to finalize its organization. Mayhofer was elected captain, James Maloney assistant manager, Wesley Plerou captain, and Andrew Paulson official league representative as the squad signed up new talent and prepared to pursue the DeRosay cup.
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1A Company
Mayhofer
Tan Weer
James Maloney
Wesley Plerou
Andrew Paulson
Kurtz
Canal Tolls Repeal Debate Opens in Congress
Washington reports a heated House debate as Simms calls up a measure to repeal canal tolls for coastwise American ships. Supporters push rapid action amid party line opposition, while opponents warn of a protracted clash in the Senate.
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Froxtilwut Wihiow
Fuupia Canal
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Henry
Mules Con Mitts
Pennsy Drops 1250 Men Today
United Press reports Pennsy Railroad issued orders suspending 1210 repair and car shop workers nationwide for an indefinite period. The layoff follows a policy of retrenchment as business remains weak and traffic conditions stay near normal overall.
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Stropia
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Pennsy Railroad
Pennsynes
Mann Today Attacked Big Appropriation
In Washington D C during urgent deficiency appropriation debate Leader Mann denounced a proposed 500000 appropriation to support five thousand Mexican refugees in El Paso. He argued the cost was two million yearly and questioned how long the administration would sustain the detention camps. Democrats urged not to return the inmates to Mexican territory then held by constitutionalists.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Mareh
Mann
el Paso
United States
Villa's Defeat Denied Amid Conflicting Dispatches
Chan Robel military governor of Chita hina reports a dispatch from Villa's headquarters claiming a victory near Gomez Palacio and Torreon. Rebels allegedly suffered a setback near El Vergel five miles from Gomez Palacio, while rumors and Mexican sources cast doubt on the claimed success.
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Chan Robel
Chitahina
Villa
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Ms Base Lm
Torreon
Gomez Palacio
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