In Warren and Vicinity Daily Notices and Events
Local brief notes report a pedestrian injury at 11th and East avenue with 66 year old Josenh Senitkowski of Erie in Hamot hospital after a collision with a sedan. Other items cover apartment rentals, mortgage proceeds for Mountain Gas, a primary election canvass, police arrests of schoolboys for thefts, church and club activities, and community projects in Meadville Warren and surrounding areas.
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Silver Dust
Will J. Wilcox
vJosenh Senitkowski
Erle
Hamot
East Ave
Sezutkow- Swi
Lith Street
Perry Street
East Avenue
Nick E. Verden
Pennsylvania Avenue
Warren Court House
Warren County Return Board
Clebks
Keis
Erie
William Donahue
Jack Reagan
George Christoph
Warren
Young Men's Christian Association
Sellen Ill at Home Denies Brookville Slaying Confession
James Sellen, facing involuntary manslaughter charges in the May term, is reported seriously ill at his Harper Creek home. His attorney says influenza may develop into pneumonia. Sellen allegedly fought with James Welch, an Erie WPA worker, before Welch’s death.
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Sellen
Brookville
James Sellen
Mammoth radio set built with 40 tubes in Chicago
Chicago May 1 rumor reports the world’s largest radio weighing 620 pounds and housing 40 tubes. The device, built by a local manufacturer, is designed for record reception and must be tuned silently via a cathode tube before volume can be activated.
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Chicago
Mormon Birthplace in New York Village Chronicle
Old records show the Society of Mormons founded the First Church of the Latter Day Saints in Fayette near here. The church organized on April 6 1830 at Peter Whitmer home and flourished in Fayette with three conventions. Joseph Smith gathered followers there to form the group.
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Oil City
M. G
Sharon
Cattaraugus
Stockton
David Sanderson
Falconer Fire Department
Emil Johnson
A. H. Homer & Company
Main St
P. K. Club
Wate
Salt Lake City
Utah
Uttle
Fayette
Society of Mormons
First
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Peter Whitmer
Joseph Smith
Big Navy appropriation bill moves toward passage in Congress
Washington May 1 The administration’s peace time record breaking 531000000 big Navy appropriation bill faced final action before adjournment. Speaker Joseph W Byrns sent the measure to the floor for a vote as the session closed.
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Washington
Joseph W. Byrns
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