Union Driver Held After Auto Crash
A Union City driver, Balser Bufinger, was arrested on drunken driving charges after a highway collision near Shadyside. Several vehicles were damaged, and Bufinger died later from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning found at the scene. Coroner Georg E. Blood ruled the death accidental. Bufinger posted $500 bail for a hearing next Friday.
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Cotry
Epi
Intrest
C. Relwr
Union City
hiebWas
Waverford
Laverance Bufinger
Welser
Shadyside
Finley Cale
MC Brown
Univin
Ter
City
Imi
Hufinger
Robert Winter
Buttinger
Lhis
Sife
Georgs E. Blood
Fredonia
Buifinger
Missing Wife of Pastor Located in Canandaigua
Mrs Anne Ramey Forbush, wife of Rev Bascom E Forbush of Canandaigua New York, was found after a three week disappearance near Canandaigua. She had left with her husband while attending a performance at the Warwick Theatre on October 1.
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Canaan
Nef
Vorbush
Warkington Theatre
Wonds
Cthremiont
Two Erie youths injured by cars in weekend crash
In Erie on Saturday afternoon two youths were run down by automobiles, suffering broken legs and other injuries. John Dunpuna, eighty, of West Nineteenth Street, and Elmwine ayvegun, of Eighteenth Street, were treated at Rose Memorial Hospital. A separate collision at Twelfth and Parole streets left another worker, David dyer, injured while driving a bakery truck.
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Erie
John Dunpuna
Nineteenth Street
Sixteenth Street
Sasgatras
Te Wag
J. J. Cronan
West Sigeouth
Promun
Rose Memorial
Ave
Elmwine Ayvegun
Cran
Fis Littes
Hamut
Alan Parks
Lintonn Avers
Twelfth
Parole Streets
David
Consultaa? Bakery
Dinosaurs Found Across the United States Says Smithsonian
The Smithsonian notes dinosaur bones are not limited to western states. Specimens have been found from New Jersey to Maryland and the District of Columbia and south to Mississippi, Alabama, and Texas. The western finds mostly come from the plains.
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Smithsonian
Gonnestout
Tighten ban on divorce Presbyterian report urges sole grounds
Florence B. McCart ney of Pittsburgh and De Wellam Chalmers Covert of Philadelphia propose amendments to Presbyterian church law to make infidelity the only ground for divorce. The recommendation, sent to 1000 ministers, will be considered at the General Assembly in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in May 1998.
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Pittsburgh
Florence B. McCartney
de Wellam Chalmers Covert
Philadelphia
Huss
Presbyterian Church
United States
Marriags and Divorce Committee
Tulsa
Olla
McCarsney
Covert
McCartney
Death claims William Wood at Corry hospital
William Wood, 61, died at Corry hospital Saturday afternoon after suffering injuries at the Standard Chair Company factory in Union City. He is survived by his wife and three children, two sons Franklin and Sam, and daughter Mary. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock at the local Baptist church Friday afternoon, with interment in Sherman.
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William Wood
Corry Hospital
Wood
Standard Chair Company
Union City
Guds
Pranklin
Sami
Mary
Jocal’ Baptist Church
Tlosifay
Sherman
Spartans Bon
Priday
Grange Hall
Baptist Church
Flint Rew
Kelly
Teast
Marpilton
Ontario
Mies Iya Major
Pat
Mechanic Street
Ralph Rice
Major
Harry Firth
Dibble
George Dibble
Mary Lewis
Miss Lewis
Mr. Dibble
Fragmentary note hints at historical intrigue and insults
The readable text mentions a French court and a taunting term frogs, suggesting a historical clash or insult amid courtly life. The garbled phrasing obscures specifics but implies tension between French authorities and outsiders during an earlier era.
Burns Denies Charges Against His Operatives
Washington dispatch reports W Sherman Burns denying government claims that Burns operatives tampered with affidavits to force a mistrial. He says the McMullin testimony alleging Burns agents sought jury tampering was false and that Burns and his family face grand jury questions about the matter.
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Burns
United Press
Washington
Joinir
Ll Amastic
Als Leutenants
Mason Day
Shelton Clark
Raymond Burns
Burns Agency
W. Sherman Burns
William J. McMullin
McMullins
W. J. Burns
Justice Department
Women Voters League Opens Eighth Convention at Williamsport
The Pennsylvania League of Women Voters opened its eighth annual convention in Williamsport with about 600 attendees. Reports from credentials and survey committees outlined goals for the year, and a debate on women holding office within the league was scheduled for the afternoon. A mass meeting featuring Will Durant on My Utopia was announced for tonight.
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Pennsylvania League of Women Voters
Williamsport
Herman, L. Schwartz
Haverford
E. Page Allann
West Priester
Harry Whitney
West Chester
State Board
Quincy Hershey
Pittsburgh
Will Durant
Local Armistice Day Observances Mark Busy Week End
Spartansburg notes Armistice Day service at Baptist church with Howard Martin speaker and Spurfins band. Essex County and area report multiple minor auto accidents over the weekend, traffic closures, and a memorial monument dedication in Elizabethtown. Residents visit Baltimore and Meadville. local clubs host bridge and flower garden projects. plans for band concert and church events announced.
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Spartansburg
Badjit
Jamestown
She Howe
Agat i
Howard Martin
Spurfins
Elizabethtown
Stanley Fi Platts
James Platt
Rhea Sears
Sire Emma Reker
Baltimore
George B. Matthews
Mathews
Dad
J. D. Fries
Jefferson Street
Buffalo
Snyder
Saul
Katherine Healy
Meadville
Ebb. Maitland
Corry ‘Hospital
G. E. Bennett
John Fulham
Byron Bixby
Bertha Elston
Elsie
Lum Wallace
Ralph W. Webb
Pulliam
Elston
Meg
Walter Pfeiffer
Marjory
Lulu Wallace
Eric
le Tauber
Drake
Drake Hill
Eli, Maitland
Cole
Denver
Colorado
Lytty Gabriel Fletcher
Bletcher
Rtm
Civic-Dutien
Soni
Toral
Real
Multiple Vehicle Accidents Reported in Warren Jamestown Area
A series of minor crashes occurred across Warren and Jamestown, including a Maple Avenue collision involving A. Be Griswold that damaged a Ford coupe owned by James Scully, and two other incidents on North Center Street with unlearned participant names. A Chrysler driven by a former owner skidded on Lottsville Road, narrowly avoiding a rollover, injuring several young women en route to visit relatives. Lois Meath, nine, from Warren, suffered serious concussion and injuries in Jamestown area crashes. a stolen vehicle near Warren’s west end wrecked, with two men injured but unnamed. Police have yet to identify all involved.
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Griswold
Maple Avenue
James Scully
West Ploint Street
Scully
First Avenue
Pleasant Street
Snc
Fardza
North Center Street
Jibon
Union City
Ethel Nehily Mise
Thehna King
Amelia Vanderhoft
Lottsville
Nehil
Aeap
Lois Meath
Russelltreet
Warren
Wife killed for insurance in Milwaukee case
Alvin Greenwaldt confessed after a week of questioning that he planned his wife’s murder to gain a $20,000 life policy and hired Arthur Betzhold to choke her. Betzhold, who admitted the slaying, said he acted without knowing a death was certain. The body was found on a highway after Greenwaldt reported an attack during a drive. He stated he needed money and the plan formed after learning of the policy.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Alvin Greenwaldt
Arthur R Betzfold
Betzhold
Kelley
Poliee
Mra Greenwaldt
Greenwald
Greenwaldt
Tim
Milwaukes
Big meeting of three Linkers at Erie
Three Linkers from the northwest region joined the Erie County Patriarchal League session held Saturday night in Erie. George Morton of Reynold addressed the gathering as WS McCormins of Brie was named permanent chairman and E G Bylwich of Waterford was named secretary. A two-representative board will include A Sulburg and Loch Auer to represent the Corry Encampment. Seven encampments attended including Hanosis, Erie Encampment, Girard, North East, Waterford, Union City, and Corry.
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A. F. Carthug
Louis Aver
Brert Wilhiams
Hollary M. Hall
Corry
Ere County Patriarchal Lepkue
Erie
Femala
Lakeshore Lodge
Aye
George Morton
Renoyo
Pariarchal League
WS. McCormins
Brie
E. G. Bylwich
Waterforth
A. Sulburg
Loch Auer
Erie County Patriarchal League
Hanéosis
Girard
North East
Waterford
Union City
Cory
Lindbergh Heads to Washington for White House Luncheon
Charles A. Lindbergh departed from Detroit with his mother Evangeline Lindbergh and Harry Tuexenhein aboard a Paroid Sabin Monoplane bound for Rolling Field Washington. He will meet President Coolidge at the White House for a luncheon.
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Curtiss Field
Charles A. Lindbergh
Rolling Field
Washington
President Coolidge
White House
Evangeline Lindbergh
Detroit
Meg
Harry Tuexenhein
Port Washington
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UNION
J. 1 Nixon
Bowseville Pa
Fe Ien Wolkemoeker
West
Balser
Shafer
White
Justice of the Peace
Charles Shaw
Tresnan
United Prose
Foley
Sinclair
McClullin
Women Voters League Meets
Sparta
Erie County Patriarchal League Perfect Organization
Big Session
Lindbergh
Florida
Pennsylvania Railroad
Citizens National Bank
National Bank
Federal Reserve
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