New Trial Sought in Morrison Case
Baie May 22 Justice of the Peace K R Morrison Wesleyville convicted of blackmail after jury verdict in county court. His attorneys file ten reasons for a new trial to be argued May 25 before Judge Bouton. Morrison faces up to 1000 fine and three years. he is reported critically ill at his son's home.
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R. W. Morrison
Maple Street
F. W. Beck
Mast 6Th Street
Morrison
Bouton
Mortimer E. Graham
Asst
Jamestown Airport, Inc. Incorporation Papers Issued
Incorporation papers were issued today to Jamestown Airport, Inc., of Jamestown to deal in aircraft of all kinds. The company is capitalized at $20,000 with shares at $25 each. The incorporators are Harvey M. Osgood, George W. Cottis, and Frank O. Anderson.
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Albany
Jamestown Airport, Inc
Jamestown
Harvey M. Osgood
George W. Cottis
Frank O. Anderson
Rebekah Card Party Draws Large Titusville Crowd
The Lady Franklin Renekan Longe benefit card party drew a large crowd at I C O F Tall Hall last evening with 16 bridge and five hundred tables. Prizes went to Miss Jean Moeinés and Dana McCray, Mrs Jacke Tewin and Henry Wood, and Inez Johnson. Proceeds aid the Rebekah Helping Hand Charity. John J. O’Neil, longtime Titusville Herald composing room worker, died at his South Drake Street home after several weeks of illness.
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Franklin Renekan Longe
I. C
F. Tall
Mae Carmcke
L. R. Tiffany
Morris Bernstein
Bridge
Hakim
Jean MoeInés
Dana McCray
Jacke Tewin
Henry Wood
Inez Johnson
Rebekah
John J. O'Neil
Titusville
YMC A MUSH BALL LEAGUE ORGANIZED IN CORRY
The Y M C A Corry plans a mush ball league this summer with three teams enrolled Alpha Phalanx Mu Epsilon and the Raymond Manufacturing Company. C M Hengst will organize the league with team managers forming the committee. Washington school grounds hosts games tomorrow at 2 o clock.
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Y.mc. A
Corry
Alpha Phalanx
Mu Epsilon
Raymond Manuacturing
C. M. Hengst
Warren
Washington School
Prohibition Chief O'Rourke Transferred to Scranton
Erie May 22 R R O Rourke in charge of prohibition enforcement for nearly two years has been transferred to Scranton. He will assume new duties June 1 in the Scranton prohibition office. Agent H H Wood may be named successor here. O Rourke, a former state trooper, raided many drinkeries after taking charge of city enforcement.
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Erie
R. R. O'Rourke
Scranton
O'Rourke
Prohibition’ Department
Erle Dry
John D. Pennington
H. H. Wood
Robert Young
Hiie
Philadelphia
Youth Rescues Boy From Hole in Ridgway
In Ridgway on Wik Avenue a four year old boy fell into a five foot water filled excavation. Dick Davido, a nearby youth, saw the accident and plunged in to pull the child to safety. The boy was briefly submerged but escaped with no lasting harm. The hole, left unprotected during noon hour, was dug by borough workers repairing a water leak.
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Ridgway
Wik Avenue
Paul Norman Mecos
Paul Medek
Dick Davido
Paul
Paul Mecca
Governor Pinchot Signs Gas Tax Collection Change
Governor Pinchot yesterday signed a measure shifting gasoline tax collection from the retailer to the distributor. The law aims to streamline tax administration and improve revenue tracking.
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Wesleyville
YMC. A. Mush
Downey’s
Downey’s Drug Store
Harry Vardon
Woods
Tetrons
Montgomery Ward & Co
North Center Street
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City
Atlantic
Corr
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