Flick Denies Forging Names To Three Notes
Edmun TL Flick of Cranberry township, on trial for forgery, denied forging names on three notes. He claimed Kuhns authorized him to sign the Kuhns note and admitted signing it, while the commonwealth pressed evidence of forged names on notes to Thompson Benedict Williamson and Kilns.
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M. Benedict
J. L. Tuomp
E Wilhimson
Edmund TL. Fiick
Cranberry Township
Ciligenshiike
Pleasantville
Oil City
Tilekte
Forest B
Thompson
Benvdjot
Williamson
Benedict
William
Pilek
Flick
Opportunity Club Bake Sale Arrangements Under Way
The Opportunity Club prepares a bake sale on Saturday May 1 at South I sid Lower Shoppe on North Center Street. Donation of baked goods is requested before 1 o'clock Saturday morning and Presbyterian church members are urged to contribute for church benefits.
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Sid Tlower
North Center Street
Presbyterian Church
Duquesne Club Plans New Nine Story Home
United Press reports the Duquesne Club has authority to buy the Arbuckle estate for a new building valued at about 1 million dollars. The nine story structure will be erected behind the current Guild Building, with connections to nearby facilities.
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Duquesne Club
United Press
Pittsburgh
Arbuckle
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Ad Claims Pore Coverage
An old advertisement extols MELLO-GLO face powder claiming it reduces visible pores, lasts longer, spreads smoothly, and prevents shiny or flaky skin with a French process for a youthful bloom. It markets irritation free wear and suggests trying MELLO-GLO today.
Prominent Rail Leader Named Erie Railroad Chairman
Charles L. Bradley of Cleveland elected chairman of the Erie Railroad Board, formerly vice president of the Nickel Plate Road. He leads in Cleveland Union Terminals and helped build the city passenger terminal, with extensive interests alongside the Van Sweringen enterprises. Bradley, a Cornell graduate, is married and resides in Cleveland.
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Charles L. Bradley
Cleveland
The
Erie Redroad
Raiway
Trnanler
GCP
M. J. van Sweringen
Erie
Nickel Plate Road
Iaeen
Cleveland Union ‘Terminals Co
Mr. Bradley
van Sweringen Enterprises
Union Trust Company of Cleveland
Becom
Terminals Company
Midland Bank
May Party Arranged With Bright Program At Armory
Commitees in charge complete plans for a May Party to be held Friday evening in the armory under the Woman's Benefit Association. A large crowd is expected as decorations and a varied program are prepared. The eight o clock concert features songs and dances by Miss Earli Scott and Charlotte Bachorner, a young solo by Bin Rawley, comedy sketches, orchestra selections, and performances by Mary Paulson pina Ruth French saxophone Helen Grace Merrick violin Esther Whitlow banjo and Ralph Holden whistling. The May Pole dance by sixteen little girls precedes the concert and a dance program by Brie follows.
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Armory
Earli
Scott
Charlotte Bachorner
Young
bin' Rawley
Marueshe
Mary Paulson
Pina
Ruth French
Helen Grac Merrick
Esther Whitlow
Ralph Holden
Winding
May Pole
Little Gins
Johnny Martin
Brie
Nature’s Own Tonic S S. S. For Blood and Skin
An ad touts S S S as a tonic to restore red blood cells, relieve sluggishness, and clear skin troubles. It claims to build strength, steady nerves, increase appetite, and resist disease, urging readers to buy the larger size at drug stores.
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S.S.S
Pittsburgh taxi fares rise as gas tax advances
Pittsburgh on May 2 felt the first effect of a four cent increase in the state gasoline tax. Announcements by taxi firms show fare hikes, with the Green Cab Company and the Yellow Cab Company also increasing rates after submitting notices to the Pennsylvania Public Service Commission.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pittsbursh
Taskan
Green Cab Company
Yellow Cab Company
Pennsylvania Public Service Commission
Ram er Plans Visit Home Amid War Aviation Fete
Clarion May 2. Mrs Fannie D Cramer says Parker plans to visit her mid May after a voyage from Nome to New York with partner Bert Hassell. Cramer, a noted flyer, hopes to fly to Sweden later in May despite uncertain plans.
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Clarion
Cramer
Fannie D. Cramer
Parker
Sweden
British Columbia
Nome
New York
Greenland
Butt
Lial
Mr. Hassell
Mrs. Cramer
Third arrest in larceny case in Kane county
Garrett B. Spence was beaten before Justice mile Stenger after noon Tuesday in Kane County in connection with the theft of cigarettes from the Pennsylvania Railroad Company last year. He faces further terms after the hearing, while two Kane men previously received terms in county jail. Spence, once a patient at Summit Hospital, was a victim in a prior incident at the Pennsylvania yards in September of last year.
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Kane
Garrett B. Spence
Mile Stenger
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Smet
Port
Spence
Summit Hospital
Pennsylvania Yards
Divorce Case Aired In Court In New York
Mrs Agnes Mi Nally Bolduc of Binghamton testified in a New York supreme court separation case against her husband Dr Bolduc. She described his temper as loving but violent when intoxicated, noting drinking and drug use followed by destructive behavior. The defense is represented by Grant Nell and Leet among others. another witness spoke on her experience with his condition.
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Nally Bolduc
Binghamton
Wits
Alfred George Bolduc
Clyner N.Y
Supreme Gott
Boitue
Grant
Nell
West D. Leet
Jackson, Herrick, Durkin and Leettas
Boldue
Sid
Brcke
Slvr
Tim
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Spearer
Pince Radio
Rance
George M. Kinney
East Washington Street
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Jamiestown
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White House
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del Monte
Makel
Lipton’s Tea
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