Another Barn Destroyed Near Falconer
May 20 Falconer reports another barn fire despite watch efforts. A barn owned by Wm Mew on a 40 by 80 foot basement structure was set ablaze at midnight, two horses and two cattle saved after a dog alerted the family. Fire department responded with one apparatus under Chief Ollie Olson. A $300 reward had been posted weeks prior for information leading to the arsonist, who is linked to eight prior fires in the area. The barn stood on a hill northeast of Falconer, the glow visible for miles, as road conditions frustrated motorists.
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Palcondr
Pegtow
Mue
Milieatt Town Board
Falconer
Palconer
Ollie Olson
ACNON SUPPORT CASES LISTED FOR HEARINGS THIS TERM
May 2 schedule lists non support cases and other actions to be heard by the county court. The district attorney aims to dispose of old cases carried over from past terms. Surety of the peace actions will also be heard as the court proceeds through its calendar.
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Sural
Sven Ears
Le~ray Search
Attornney
Eggplants Thrive in Warm Gardens and Market Appeal
GardenHints notes eggplants bloom in late summer with large purple fruits and toothed leaves. They seed easily, require warmth, and transplant well. plant after mid May in temperate areas. Ensure well drained warm soil, high moisture, and extended heat for young plants.
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Haleit
Sistes
Held for attack on boy on South Side Avenue
Valeris, 40, of South Side avenue, was held for the grand jury on an assault in the second degree charge after waiving examination. He allegedly stabbed Nickey Trezillo, 10, following a bicycle collision on South Side avenue. Trezillo reported being struck when the boy ran into Valeris twice, prompting the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Valers
South Side Avenue
Justice of the Peace
H. A. Damon
Mayville
George McCune
Valeris
Nickey Trezillo
Valeria
Young
Lindbergh Flies From Curtiss Field For Columbus Test Flight
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh in a Ryan monoplane departed Curtiss Field at 5 05 AM for Columbus in a test flight to map a route for a new trans continental rail dip project. He had three passengers whose names were not disclosed amid heavy fog at the field.
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Curtiss Field
D. 1
Charles A. Lindbergh
Columbus
Lindbergh
Fall Victim to Odd Accident Injures Mrs Lindsey
Mrs Judge Edward Lindsey suffered a sprained right ankle a dislocated left knee and bruised right shoulder when a small dog trotted between her feet on Enat street near Gay's Market. Witnesses helped her up and she was taken home then transported to Warren General Hospital for X rays and treatment.
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Warren
Judge Edward Lindsey
Warren General Hospital
Enat Street
Fifth Avenue
East Street
Lindsey
Pedestriana
S14
Lutz
Postmaster Ends His Life in Beaville Area
Beaver Pennsylvania May 22 Ray Ramsey 21 postmaster at Gorapolis Pa drove to a plat ed location near Oakstown within sight of his boyhood home to end his life. Members of his family after a search found Ramsey's body slumped in his car with a revolver in his hand. Two notes in his pocket directed that the Gorapolis postoffice be notified. Relatives say health may have driven the act. Postal inspectors were checking the postoffice accounts today.
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Aniinstress
Beaver
Ray Ramsey
Gorapolis
Oakstown
Ramsey
Six inmates found guilty in Folsom riot killings
In Sacramento California six convicts from the Folsom prison riot on Thanksgiving Day were found guilty of first degree murder. A jury did not recommend life imprisonment, automatically carrying the death sentence. Names cited include Foy Stokes Tony Brown Walter Burk Albert Stewart Joseph Grege and Eugene Crosby. Twenty four deputies guarded the court as the verdicts were read shortly after midnight. Geo Baker, a prison guard, was killed in the revolt.
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Sacramento
Calif
Folsom
Foy” Stokes
Tony Brown
Walter Burk
Albert Stewart
Joseph Grege
Eugene Crosby
Geo. Baker
Classified Advertisements and Notice Fragment
Classified ad excerpt and a master’s hearing notice from a 1928 Erie County Pennsylvania newspaper. It lists ad classes, rates, and a notice of a master’s hearing appointing Don F. Smith to take testimony in the case Nollinger v Nol linger, with details on date, time, and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oles Ni. Nollinger
M. Nollinger
Court of Common Plean
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Ein M. Nollinger
Neseed
Witt
Dutloz
Walter L. Peake
Cameron Block
Corry
Don FY Smith
Northward search urged as Dirigible fate debated
Jean Chascot, Polar expert, spoke to newspapermen about the Talia's crew and the chance of survival. He cited Danish explorer Bina Mikkelsen's Arctic disappearance and safe return, and quoted Charcot on hoping for Nobile while warning against premature rescue efforts. Mrs H McGrath travels for business in James Town.
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Jean Chascot
Talia
Bina Mikkelsen
Arctic
Charcot
Nobile
Local banker serves Nassau grand jury for a day
J Pierpont Mowat, noted national banker, earned $4 for a day as juryman on Nassau county grand jury at Minvola L. The panel heard auto larceny, embezzlement and abandonment cases. Morgan, described as a good juryman by an assistant district attorney, drove the courthouse after leaving.
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J. Pierpont Mowat
Hisiie National
Nassau County Grand Jury
Minvola
Morgan
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