Disorder Reported During Erie Votin
Amid election activity in Erie County many precincts faced disturbances as voters and workers clashed over voting machine operation. In the Fourth District investigators noted machines and staff near the curtain causing verbal exchanges and minor scuffles. A present danger claim involved a placard near a polling line and observers reported limited disruptions at several polling sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gite Puerang
Wasiuke
Kin
Wayne Streets
Wallace Steel
Rulph C. Benedict
Ceterk
Diniritt
Sys
Anobley
Wien
District ministers elect new Erie association officers
The Rev. A C Locke was chosen president of the Erie Methodist Ministers association at a Monday meeting held with several out of town clergy in attendance including Rev Colley Dunkirk and Rev Bernard Fredonia. Other officers named were Rev Gia chairman of the program committee and Rev fhedel parish pastor. A district business discussion followed with several ministers noted as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
A. C. Locke
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wes
Ene Methodist Ministers’ Association
Gia
CM Fhedel
Ei. Cuzeh
Gutary
Tlc. Colley
Dunkik
L. Bernard
Fredonia
C. Hattshire
Girard
Fcimmis
North Girard
W. Spiltiger
Cranesyllla
Allen
Phainsien
Moriday
Dee
Two Erie Constables Named in Charges
Two Erie constables face charges after a complaint alleging they raided a home and extorted payment to drop charges. The district attorney will decide if the matter warrants grand jury review, with a conference planned to determine possible investigations by county detectives and the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
Ely
Aldeimén
Hathat
Herbst
Leroy Search
Protes Ue
Gonfén
Needlework Guild Busy with Relief Ingathering
The Needlework Guild of America prepares its annual ingathering of garments, aiming to greatly increase the collection this winter. Members are urged to donate more than nine garments and to call Mrs. O. M. Stewart if contacted. contributions must reach the director by November 8 to finalize reports before the Nov 194 meeting at Municipal Building. Mrs. Perry Waters of Westfield stays with nephew Ly Auer and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlework Guild of America
Shiz
OM. Stewart
Uiel
Sthe
Wlelinle
Perry Waters
Westfield
Ly Auer
Six Hurt In Two Jamestown Crashes
Six people were injured in two automobile crashes in Jamestown. The first crash at Lakeview avenue near East 8th street involved Catherine P. Armitage and Mrs W A Eckman and their passengers, all treated for minor injuries. The second collision at Hallock and West Third streets involved Mrs Chase Stewart and Paw Carlson, with Stewart’s car rolling over. Mrs Stewart and her daughter Lilian escaped hospitalization.
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Jamestown
Lakeview Avenue
East 8Th Street
Hallock
Third Street
Chase
Stewart
Celoron
N. Y
Paw Carlson
Lakewood
Lilian
Carlson
Ity
Catherine P. Armitage
Bred BE
Armitage
W. A. Eckman
Prendergast Avenue
Eckman
Jamestown General Hospital
Miss Armitage
Chautauqua County Goes to Roosevelt in Local Vote
In Chautauqua County Gov. Roosevelt led Charles E. Hughes by a wide margin. The 1928 as well as 1930 counts show Roosevelt carrying Jamestown and Dunkirk with sizable pluralities, while Republican candidates for lieutenant governor comptroller and other state posts also led. Representative Daniel A. Reed held the largest county lead among lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Roosevelt
Charles
Guile
Abert Ottage
Herbert Hoover
Alfred J. Smith
Ottinger
Robert P. Carroll
W Toluh
Tulle
Dunikirk
Tutti
Buckley Wins Ohio Senate Seat in Prohibition Era Victory
United Press reports Democrat Buckley defeated Republican incumbent Roscoe Mculloh for the U S Senate in Ohio. White, running mate George W. White, also won governor as part of a slate. Despite a wet ticket paradox, Buckley and White posted sizeable pluralities with early returns showing near 100,000 margin. rest of Democratic ticket faltered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
George W. White
Matriettu Demuvrdt
Bulkley
White
Erie Worker to Get Medal for Heroic Electric Rescue
Harold Miniger of 1425 Atkins Street, an Extra Works employee of General Electric Co., will receive the Tosull Metisl medal for saving a fellow worker from a fatal electric shock at the Erie Works. John St. Lawrence presented the award on November 3 in Building 6 before the Erie Works Safety Committee and employees. Votes in a separate note show Democratic and Republican seat shifts amid contested state elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brin, Ney
National Electric Light Assachion
Harold Miniger
Atkins Street
Exta Works
General Electric Co
John St. Lawrence
Erle Works Safety
Miniger
William P. Black
West 4Th At
Corry Collision Involving Clifford Aik Youth
A questionable report states Clifford Aik, a youth from Corry, was involved in an accident near a bridge over the river. The narrative mentions injuries and a hospital, with unclear details about a collision with a traveling party and a nearby hospital, but no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Aik
Cliford
Oanachine
Ture
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F. A. Winner
KRAG
U Huntin
J. A. Lanston
N. Center St. Corry, Pa
Gropsteter
Unizos
Clarence S. Wallace
First Avenue
Tropicaire, Inc
Minneapolis, Minn
Chautauqua County
Republican
Carroll
Harry W. Sharpe
United Press
Robert J Wthastress
Lotvever
Congressiona
Jorge White
Eneficial
Logan Society
Center Street
Corry, PA
Floradora
Arctids
RAY
Ee- Seuss Nisan
North Center Sreet
Henry G. Brunner
Democratic State Executive Committee
Rexall Drug Stores
Condra Pharmacy
Rexall
Center St
Trenational Bank OF Corry
Member
Federal Reserve System
Douan
Rei
Heavserford
Cit
Accid
Poll
Auto Tivoon Union
Ford
Bet Ville
Harold Turner
W. H
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