Firemen busy as weekend incidents flood Jamestown
Jamestown residents faced a busy weekend with multiple fires and collisions. Edgin G Stockton of Youngsville was arrested after a chase on North Center Street. A Saturday night auto crash on South Center and Main injured VanTussel of Union City, while a domestic dispute on Eagle Street prompted a police response but concluded peaceful. Four more divorce decrees were granted in Erie County. A real estate exchange involving Walter Lux and Roland Kelley was recorded. Funeral services were announced for Harvey Kreider, longtime Erie court official. Several minor injuries occurred from traffic mishaps and a two and a half hour delay disrupted the No 581 Westbound passenger train. A Pennsylvania Turnpike extension to Erie was recommended by the Senate Highways Committee.
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Edgin G. Stockton
Youngsville
Stockton
North Center’ Street
Wey
Pennsylvania
Garland
Oil City
Load of whisky destroyed on Pennsylvania Turnpike near Allegheny Tunnel
A trailer loaded with whisky burned on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near the Allegheny Tunnel last night. William Wingeler of Conshohocken estimated the damage at 45000 dollars after his tractor faulted and he drove to a gas station. shots were fired during the incident.
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Somerset
William Wingeler
Conshohocken
Bridegroom's Hearing Set for API Arraignment
Milwaukee March 28 Milton Babich was arraigned on a first degree murder charge in the Patrick Birmingham case. He stood mute and a preliminary hearing was set for April 12. District Judge Harvey L Neelen remanded Babich to custody amid defense requests for release and questions over a potential plea. The article also includes a Q&A on a zoning proposal with council members and the mayor’s commission providing answers about zoning purposes and pet restrictions.
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Milwaukee
Milton Babich
Patrick Birmingham
Wise
Harvey L .Neelen
William McCauley
Ball
Babich
Alice
Bord
Arsthur Richter
Riehter
Plans for Pittsburgh skyscraper revealed in weekend update
Weekend reports outline a downtown Pittsburgh office tower with Mellon National Bank and True Co occupying lower floors and U S Steel Corp of Delaware to hold head offices on others. The project is valued between 15 and 20 million dollars with completion anticipated after extensive construction.
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Amissas Au
Pitttsburgh
Mellon National Bank and True Co
Huary
U. S. Steel Corp
Delaware
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