Readable Fragments from Pittsburgh Area Notices and Trials
A jumble of brief items covers courtroom remarks by Judge Fretesich and others, a larceny case in Franklin County jail, coal and fuel ads, a trial update on John Santora for a Christmas slaying in Bradford, and local business notices. Includes criminal charges, a photography promotion, and gas station prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly's
Boden
Fretesich J. Schoonmaker
Pittsburgh
Franklin Rotary
Kawamis
Russia
Charles Wakefell
George Fahey
Oil City
Franklin
James ‘Tooles
Hammond Screen
Phy Meartville Operatie Baviety
Beaujolais
John Santora
Sam Nigaletth
Brooklyn
Gummun
Bradford
Nap
Optamimsgedicht
Ho County
Harrisburg session prompt governor to seek emergency state funds
Local political notes report Warren State Senator K Bi Chapman and Assemblyman A W Mumford returning from Harrisburg after the opening of the extraordinary session. Chapman was pressed by Governor Pinchot to introduce a bill authorizing emergency appropriations to the governor with control by the state officials to fund designated departments and commissions. The item reflects ongoing state government maneuvers and fiscal oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
Warren
K. Bi, Chapman
A. W. Mumford
Harrisburg
Chapman
Pinchot
St. Peter
Church Street
Masonic Hall
Jevening
Sherrick
Troubadours
Carter Field
Titusville
Healy Studio
Pre holiday photo sale at Healy Studio
Short time reduction on all photograph styles offered by The Healy Studio. Also tonight in First Pentecostal church Arthur Johnson and Mee will perform in oriental costume, sharing missionary stories from Yunhh Province China. Out of town guests to play violin and saxophone with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bugbee
West Columbus Avenue
Frances Warner
Paul, Williams
Harold Anderson
Baghee
Union City
Erie Railroad
Oil City
Old City
Aizv
John Dingtelder
Lindsey Hollow
Greenville Drum and Bugle Corps
Shared
Rom Lawrence
Butler
Mercer Counies
Sharps- Inn
New Castle
New Era Club
L. J. Rowe’s
Bart
Josephy Lawrence
Corry
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Titusville
Martin Lesko
Titusville Second Natonal Bank
Charles Hyde
Second National Bank
Kaufman Cigar
Meadville
Levi Hafer
Rebecca Warren
Greendale Cemetery
William Bell
Corry Hospital
East South Street
Healy Studio
Mee
Arthur Johmson
Servics
Yunhh Province
China
Market Report from Pittsburgh Butter and Produce Prices
United Press reports a slow quoting on produce items in Pittsburgh with butter prices ranging from 80 to 92 for nearby tubs and various grades. poultry prices listed for live birds and dressed hens. apples, cabbage, onions, and potatoes shown with mixed market steadiness and regional names. several price figures for commodities and regional varieties included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Fennery Whites
Poultey
Old Fosters
Bresh
Pittsburg
New York
W. Anil
Rome
Ohio
Baldwins
York
N.Y
Powers Arrives at Harrison County Jail Under Heavy Guard
Clarksburg dispatch reports Harry P. Powers, indicted for the slayings of two women and three children, is moved from Moundsville to Harrison County jail under armed troopers and riot gear. The transfer remained secret until arrival. Powers is informed of murder indictments tied to Dorothy Press and Mrs. Asla Buick Hichor, and a possible second victim near an abandoned coal mine. Detected letters from a high pressure courtship are to be released to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Church
Stin Hy Gayin
Oi City Chamber of Commerce
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Washington, D. C
Gavin
Prench Creek
Pittsburgh
Meadville
Greenville
Julien C. Hyer
Lions International
Lions Club
New Castle
Erie
Butler
Gil City
Youngstown
Kane—Stanley Canary
Corry Hospital
Masonic Hall
Sherrick
L. N. Stockton
United Press
Clarksburg
W. Va
Harry P. Powers
Moundsville
Harrison County
Powers
Lig
Dorothy Press
Lemke
Worcester
Mass
Asla Buick Hichor
Park Ridge
Til
Stamatias Siildas
Sfilkins
Boody
Here
Stlkins
Shevitt
W. B. Grimm
Confidence crisis eases as bankers rally amid war debt questions
The piece notes revived public confidence and banking cooperation to avert crises, with supporters urging continued effort from Federal Reserve and Washington officials. It cites Hoover on Armistice Day warning, Bernard Baruch on optimism tempered by risk, and Brandeis on the limits of war momentum, warning of long-term costs. It discusses Europe’s debt, taxpayer burden, and the peril of selling war supplies to boost business temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Board
Controller's
Washington
Hoover
Bernard Mr. Baruch
Ciagraun
War Indistrles Board
New York
Wall Street
Europe
Manchuria
America
Bel Braneis
Guaranty
Smoka
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iss
Willi Star Stores
Walter Bakers
Elbo Macaroni
Rocco
Weideman’s
Brooks
RIS. Hg
Santa Gugtt
U.S
F Model Dairy Co
Corry, Penna
Wee Ee
Betty Blaine Gentilman T
Merry Wight Club
Hugh Muckinhaupt
Edward Smith
Edwin Turner
Alfred Hansen
Turer
East Main Street
Stewart’s
A. A. Williams
North Center Street
Corry Relief Committee
L. J
Hermett Rhodes
H. E. Rhodes
Kansas
G. P. Spaulding
Tionesta
Forest County
C. B. Cleveland
Phyest County
Senate
Harrisbirg
Montgomery Ward & CO
N. Center ST
Arts and Crafts
Charles Perkins
Franklin Street
Parking
William McElroy
Fifth Avenue
Amici S
Bluebeard
Edward Griftis
Spring Street
Milas Creda Halloway
Stanley Henton
Cole
Coles
E. E. Guignon
Abisays
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