Farm hand Stanley Saladanowski dies by suicide
Stanley Saladanowski, a Polish farm hand living with the Delep family near McLallen Corners, hanged himself using his belt after missing since Thursday. Found under a tree Monday by local farmers, a Polish note cited feet pain as the cause of suffering. Coroner Walter G. Stroble labeled it a suicide. remains were taken to Sram funeral home in Idinboro.
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Stanley “Saladanowski
Stanley Orlop
McLallen Corners
Waterford
Walter G. Stroble
Tepian
Walter Stafford
Paul Buraws
McLallen Comers
Annietime
Seladanowski
Delep
Sram
Idinboro
Somerset County
Home blaze destroys three story Meadville dwelling
Meadville Pa May 23 A large three story frame home in Pomona Alley near Willow avenue burst into flames at 11 last night and burned rapidly. Owners were uncertain with Charles Dellario once thought to own and occupy the house. Dellario reportedly was in Jamestown N Y and Jamestown police may be asked to investigate. One firefighter was injured on the porch when a wall toppled. Joe Grayino left for Erie this morning on business.
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Meadville
Pomona Alley
Willow Avenue
Charles Dellario
Dellario
Jamestown
N.Y
Peiping nears fall as Japanese pressed near gates
Japanese forces widened attacks around Peiping on May 23 with big guns within range of suburbs. Nakayama suspended negotiations with Chinese officials while Miyun and Tungchow areas reported advance units moving toward Peiping. Refugees flowed from Miyun as 2000 women and children fled with troops toward Kupeileou.
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Herbert R. Ekins
United Press
Piping
China
Peiping
Socas Gan
Wie City
Ho Ving-Ching
Iliday Tong
Priping
Shoichi Nakayama
Nakayama
Tungchow
Soorthern
Walla
Uder
Suzuuki
Huaju
Miyum
Miyun
Kupeileou
Hear Arguments In King Case Thursday
Harrisburg May 23 The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will hear arguments Thursday afternoon in the case of Attorney Geneal Schnader to oust Dr Clyde L King as a member of the State Public Service Commission Chief Justice Robert S Frazer announced the court expects to hear the arguments Thursday and if delayed the case will come up for argument no later than Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien Freee
Harrisburg
Geneal Schnader
Clyde L.iKing
State Pubiic Service Commission
Pennsyllvania Supreme Court
Robert S. Frazer
Peru and Colombia Near Settlement
United Press reports that Lima informed Washington on May 23 that Peru has accepted the League of Nations framework for resolving the Leticia dispute with Colombia. Ambassador Mieyre Y Santander conveyed the Lima government’s acceptance.
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Peru
Colombia
United Press
Washington
Mieyre Y Santander
Lima
Pepi
We League of Nations
Golomtia Oyer Leticia
Mutilated Coinage Described and Legal Consequences
A damaged paragraph explains mutilated coins, detailing pinching, clipping, chipping, or other damage that renders silver coins less valuable. It notes that such coins are defaced and their exchange value diminished, with emphasis on apparent harm and the legal implications of handling mutilated money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Gardening Basics From The City Market Garden
Practical tips on cultivation timing and weed control for urban plots. Emphasizes after rain watering, clean beds, and spacing with crop rotation. Advises careful hoe use to avoid plant damage and notes that frequent watering can reduce pest and disease pressure.
Eleven Dead In Midwest Tornado Strikes Liberal Kansas
Rescue squads comb the debris strewn Liberal Kansas business district after a late yesterday tornado. Eleven people are reported dead with three bodies found and several others feared buried in the wreckage. Damaged buildings uprooted trees and disrupted lines mark the path of destruction in McIntosh area and surrounding township. Local families Mrs Pyter and her young daughters perished, while the McIntosh sisters died in the storm. County authorities estimate damage at about one million dollars as investigations continue.
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McIntosh
Liberal
Kan
French Creek Newsletter Highlights Local Events May 23
Game Warden Zente cited Conrad Ree ding for lacking a license. A surprise party honored Himey Cady with lunch and music. Community notes mention school bus trips, church activities, a picnic at Findley Lake, and local visiting guests. A May 27 Chautauqua County Council meeting and a June field meet are announced.
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French Creek
Zente
Conrad Reeding
Pennsylvania
Justine Gleason
Federar
Himey Cady
Wved
Music
Rook
Gilbert Pon
Charles Chuck
Corry
Rangling
Chattauqua Cawity
Lake House
Findley Lake
NY. Y
Hiroli Cady
Maynard Lewis
Ashtabula
Heath
Lewis
Henry More
Nort East
Conrad Redding
Leo Hubbard, Jr
Wairview
Harry Mbils
Mir
Ben Neckers
Amo
Mildred
Geneva Dally
the Reformed Church
Garrett van Brysy
Will Fardink
Lesle Farainie
Solie
American Pork and Hoe Company
Albert Bensink
Fidith “Pentinven
Harry Benavis
Arthur More
Wattebure
Son Junior
Sherman
Ray Per- Kina
Ilies
Hanhan Benninkt
Bénsinie
Slant Wallon
Erle
Jay More
Dorothy Williams
Corry Hospital
Weely
Lottie More
Erie
Joe Ketchel
Af the Peace
Gleason
Silage
Neckers
Arthur Habink
Attams
Shermin Cowles
Spartansburg
Crowell
Wesleyville
T. J. Neckers
Mary Tegters
Amie VanderSehaaf
Proesey
Taxpayers’ League
Hubbard's
Chautauqua County
Jamestown
Gilmore
Bette
St. Mathias Catholic
Pupils Surprise Teacher With Plane Dinner Birthday Treat
The pupils at Clymer Hill School arranged a plane dinner for their teacher Miss Laura Gleason to celebrate her birthday. Dinner served by Winifred Beckerville Mable Beckerville and Helen Thompson at the school.
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Clymer Hil
Laura Gleason
Winifred
Mable Beckerviie
Hllen ‘Thompson
Sign on Highway Near Haverhill Warns Drivers
A highway sign near Haverhill Massachusetts reads This road is patrolled Please help the driver to drive carefully The readable fragment signals a safety message urging cautious driving on the roadway.
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Haverhill
Masa
Paroles For Two Meadville Constables After Fine Verdicts
John Z. Anderson and Walker Darna of Meadville were sentenced by Judge G. Clair Kent on May 28. Anderson paid a $25 fine and received a one year parole for a drunken driving charge with a nonjury verdict. the stop-at-scene failure charge was suspended. Darna was fined $25 and paroled for one year on intoxicated liquor possession. William C. Boyle, 40, of Meadville, was fined the minimum six and a quarter cents and paroled for 18 months for involuntary manslaughter in the accident that killed Kenneth Malpbie, with Boyle having earlier paid $500 restitution to Malphie’s family for funeral expenses.
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Meadville
John Z. Anderson
Walker Darna
Gil City
Fry
G. Clair Kent
Anderson
Tlib Linderston
Vielim
Damon
Daman
William C. Boyle
Kenneth Malpbie
Boyle Thait
Malphie
Leading town tightens bank access amid renewed reform
A confused clipped report notes stricter banking controls in the leading town amid ongoing reforms. Details are sparse but authorities push for tighter oversight as residents face changes in local finance.
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Stanley Saladanowski
Home Burns
Joe Grayino
By Dean Halliday
Natal
Frank Hepler
Pittsburgh
Carl
Jre
Hamel
Albert Cronin
Dri
Dromeski
George Clapp
George Clapp! What Future Trotble Hietomar
Mornday
Mins
William Cronin
East 5Th Street
Hotel Reed
Yeura
Titusville
Cember
Crist Companil Ae A
Gustav Letty
Loner
Mins Tomacco Go
Zheitenfiel
Jou ST
Grotzin
Spa
Jose Fibe
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