Black Legion linked to many crimes in police case
Inspector Navarre described a secret group known as the Black Legion, tied to murders and executions. Sixteen to sixty year old factory workers were held, suspected of killing Poole as a "rat," with fear of retribution by fellow members. Urban Lipps admitted taking part in Poole's execution and said others were not involved in similar acts.
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Sexton
Henry J. Navarre
Hureey
Navarre
Legion
Poole
Tita
Herman Weiffer “Hospital
Urban Lipps
Hs J
Legion Ad
Deer Killed Near State Hatchery After Collision
A deer was killed by an automobile near the State Hatchery just west of the city last evening. Patrolmen Burlingame and Swan from Carry were called to the scene and boarded the driver to transport the carcass to Warden Bailey at Youngsville for disposal.
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Burlingame
W. G. Swan
Bert Willis Sought by Western Relatives
Bert Willis believed to be a resident of this city or nearby is asked to contact police about the death of his sister in Bellingham Washington on March 27. Any person with information about Willis's whereabouts should contact police immediately.
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Bert Willis
Po Nce
Bellingham
Wash
Willis Aho
Notable Visitors and Travels Across Corry Area Bids Farewell
A string of social notices and travels fills the Corry area roundup with names like Theo P. Williams M Ray Bee Crawford and John A Blatt as locals return from Hollow Lake Ontario and journeys span Erie Patton Wesleylville and Buffalo. Attendees at Wesleyville High School commencement Miss Elizabeth Keefe and hotel guest lists include Mrs Helen Waggoner and daughter from Los Angeles. Orgs and neighborhoods like the Republican city committee and the Jamestown Manufacturing Corp feature in travel plans and local visits as residents head to family events, business trips, or to visit relatives in Baltimore Erie and Meadeville.
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Theo P. Willams
M. Ray Bee Crawford
Woods
G. &, Sennetl
John A. Blatt
William Blatt
Patton
Harol Loveland
Erie
Hollow Lake
A. FP. Carlburg
Wesieyville
Wesleyville High School
Wizebeth Keefe
Arthur Ragan
Agn
Philip
Detroit
Mich
Lue Farmer
Theowas Ragon
West Church Street
Edith Stearns
Panama
Addie McCray
Harry Oswalt, Jr
Pittsburgh
A. M. Gabriel
Janks Lockwood
West Frederick Street
Buffalo
Arthur Dyckes
William Dahl
Charles Greening
Arthur J. Schaub
Andrew Paulson
David Depew
M. J. Parkhurst
Albert L. Milles
Jeeper
Havell G. Wolfe
Baal Souith Street
Edita Andergoy
Corry
Santa Monica
Cali
D. Warren Destosay
Maple Avenue
F. G. Jones
Helen
Anderson
Jamstown
Meadville
Philip Zaleucek
Glevelond
C.E. Windaht
Erle
Royal Measensger
Clifford Marsh
Canneaut
Ida Morton
Adabelle
RH. Blood
Preeport
L. 1
Tita
Katherine Baungvotz
John Shietris
Grove Street
R. W. Mower
Shelby, O
Olesa
N. Ya
N. Reich
C. M. Howard
J. Harold Patterson
Baltimore
Harold
Howard
George W. Stapleton
Co. Jamestown Manufacturing Corportion
L. B. Sears
MacBain
Mator
Sears
Margaret Delaney
Rochwater
Vegas
M. R. Olds
Mya
Prank
Amos
Niagara
Corpus Christi oil blaze injures four in explosion
Four men were injured when an oil well west of Corpus Christi caught fire. Miss Elizabeth Boyd, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Boyd, married Alfred Mallick in a quiet ceremony attended by family. The couple plan to reside at 28 1-2 West Park Place after June 1.
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Elizabeth Ing Boyd
George i
Boyd
United Press
South Center
Corpus Christ
Texas
Pheadore Mallick
Corpus Christi
Edward Mallick
Union City
G. B
Macnamara
Emmand
John Bartlett
Nueces
Pndy
A.D. Ayers
Miss Boyd
BR. W. Mower
Ishelby
Mower
Mallick
Ivy
Maliaie
West Park Place
Tarentum High
Hollidayshuteh
Connvetinit College For Women
Miss Mirman’s Kindergarten College
Philadelphia
Ste Corry
Union City High School
Syracus University
Fiddles While Home Burns Dartmouth House
An amateur fiddler, Bill Bryant, reportedly continued playing as his home burned. Neighbors alerted him, and they managed to drag him to safety while flames damaged the structure.
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Dartmouth
Bill Bryant
Byyarit Saveil
Missionary Societies Host Birthday Party at church
The Missionary Societies of a Methodist Episcopal church held a birthday party with a 6:30 dinner for 56 members and guests. Hostesses Donna Bertram Ruth Johnson Buith Sperry and Marjorie Young arranged seasonal tables. program featured Mrs C Hy Hlealli and talks by Rev W C Brain and Mrs Harold Dietzel. Guests included Rev W O Brashard and Mrs Harold Dietzel and daughter Marilyn.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Helm
Donna Bertram
Ruth Johnson
Buith
Sperry
Marjorie Young
Mra
Hlealli
HS. Dewey
W. C. Brainani
Conneaut Lake
Pa Plana
Gertrude Dohisen
P. ¥. Haines
P.P. Haines
Harold Dietzal
Society
James
Town
Trying Young
J. Rosene
Death Claims Thomas Ragon in Corry
Thomas J. Ragen a longtime Corry resident died at Orry hospital after an extended illness. Born Belmont April 1 1888 he married Margaret Coyle in 1882 and lived in Corry. A foreman at Climax Manufacturing for about twenty years he is survived by his wife son Arthur B. Ragon of Detroit and daughter Mrs R L King of Corry with several grandchildren. Funeral services set for Monday at St Thomas Church at 9 20 AM with burial in Pine Grove cemetery mausoleum to follow.
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Thomas J. Ragen
Ney
Orry Hospital
Atager
Belmont
Margaret Coyle
Corry
Climax Manufacturing Company
Arthur B. Ragon
Detroit
R. L. King
Philip Ragon
Margaret Jane
Roberta King
This
Lly
St. Thomas Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Death claims Columbus man
Charles Barnes of Columbus Township was found dead at his home in Columbus early today. Born near Columbus at Dowd Hall on a farm, he lived there sixty years before moving to Columbus borough. He was the last of his family. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Bracken Memorial Church with interment in West Lawn Cemetery.
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Charles 1
Barnes
Columbus
Perio
Dowd Hall
Furiachup- Ll
West Laws Cemetery
al, Solaris
Market Gossip Highlights Mixed Week on Wall Street
The market faced early losses then partial recovery as investors stayed on the Sidelines. Margin rules restrained small buyers while Congress adjournment and new policy shifts weighed on sentiment. Utilities led gains amid a generally uneven week across sectors with oil slipping despite high production.
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NW York
Federal Reserve
Athenati
Stock Exchange
Supreme Court
Ine
Louisiana
Stocks Rise In Light Trading On Broad Advance
Stocks edged higher in light trading as most issues advanced, led by gains in utilities and industrials. Major names such as General Motors, Westinghouse Electric, and American utilities posted modest to solid increases while a few issues like Greyhound rose around four points.
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Unite! New York
Ing
Bons
Greyhound
Averica Con
Amuciran Locomotive
Ainglean Smelters
Amerinan Tet
Anucondt
Bal Auanlie Refining
Auburn
Bettilenem Steel
Bendix Aviation
Curkiss-Wright
Bella Co Donte
Chryster
Continental Can
Sch
General Bléctric
General Motors
I International Niviet Er Ken
Woolworth
Youngstown
S & 1 Myc
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WM. Boyd
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Jane Withers
Julia
Ee Hi Wits
Binnie Barnes
Lewis Stone
Isabel Jewell
A Wietre-Goldwynlayer
Productios
Bie
Black Legion
Wards
Risa
Papadeav
Salisfacht
Armerica
Montgomery Ward
Smallick-Boyd
George B. Macnatara
Edward Malticie
Dorothy
Hather
RW. Mower
Steiley
Ce, Rafter
Findley, Lake
Methodist Epis
Peopel Uhaekh
Thomas Ragon
Corry Hospital
Hamilton Beach
East Main Street
Doz
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial
Arkansas Gas
Aero Supply Bs
Asso Gas & Electric Cities Service
F. McCount
Lone Star Gas
West Pub
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