Tax Collector to be Placed on Salary Basis in Erie
In Erie on November 17 the county tax collection in six city wards will move to a straight salary starting in 1932, with an estimated $4,000 annual pay. Replacing the present two and one half percent commission, the change aims to reduce expenses and save the county thousands yearly. Mrs Helen Schlurair Rolio McCray and Joseph F Rogan, members of the coming county commission, announced the plan. They argued the salary method removes office costs and expenses, improving economy and efficiency.
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Erie
Helen Schiurall
Rolio McCray
Joseph F. Rogan
Woman Held as Car Hitman After Downtown Crash
Mary Millen, 40, of Eaglehurst, was arrested Monday on a charge of driving without an operator's license in connection with a Sunday-night crash at 10th and Wallace streets. Victim Robert Johnson, 42, of Wallace Street, was treated at Hamel hospital for a fractured pelvis and other injuries. his condition Monday was fair. Johnson was struck while crossing the street by an automobile owned by Mrs. K. Wilbur and driven by Millen. Johnson was knocked unconscious and appeared fatally injured before regaining consciousness at the emergency room.
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Mary Millen
Ifmas Seventt
Wallace Street
Robert Johnson
Hut Wallace
Hamel Hospital
Miller
Wilbur
Eaglehurst
Johnson
Tormson
Mt Fins
Hamol Hospital
Proverb Analyses Trace Early English Sayings
The passage surveys early uses of the proverb about a sow's ear versus a silk purse. It notes Emily Buallsit and the first appearance in The Migeon of Coverave (178). It references Swift and Moke ardsu's works (1785) and repeats in later texts.
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Emily Buallsit
Swift
Mokeardsu
Chirissa
Fines Assessed For Illicit Still Operations In NY State
Federal Judge Town Knight fined two Erle men seven thousand dollars each for operating a still in Westfield in violation of federal prohibition. Other defendants from Salamanca Niagara Falls Tonawanda and nearby towns pleaded guilty to violations with penalties ranging from fifty to two hundred dollars.
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Bufpalo
Town Knight
Erle
Jon Urges
Angelo Caro
Angelo Rela
Westfield
Frank Olgina
Leroy
Tony Niens
Salamanca
Harry Weeks
Niagara Falls
John Haller
Batavia
John McKenna
Albert Perlin
Cleveland
iCarl Kline
North Tonawanda
Nick Knezevick
Tonawanda
Gino
Oats Theft Arrests Shake Salamanca Family Scandal
Clifford Kelley 24 recently released from Salamanca hospital is jailed in Little Valley on burglary charges after state troopers nabbed him and Joan Crane 23 for stealing about 100 bushels of oats from E F Hakes Farm on Bryant Hill on Sept 13 and selling roughly 90 bushels to Frank H Marsh Milling Co in Billcottville. The case follows Kelley’s uncle George Horace Kelley shooting Kelley’s cousin and killing himself. Both suspects waived examination before Justice Guy C Crandall.
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Salamanca
Clifford Kelley
Salamanca Hospital
George Horace Kelley
Little Valley
Lso
Joan Crane
Kelley
Crane
Clifford
E. FH. Hakes
Bryant Hill
Frank H. Marsh Milling Company
Billcottville
Justice of the Peace
Guy C. Crandall
Franklinville
Buckets bladder relief test packet advertisement
A 25 cent bladder cleansing product promises to purge impurities and acids causing irritation and frequent urges. It suggests four days of use and a money back guarantee if relief is not found, claiming herbs like huchu leaves and juniper oil act similarly to castor oil for the bladder.
Poison Taken Arrest Fatal to Man in Oil City
Harold R. Montgomery aged 26 of East Front Street Oil City died at Oil City hospital after ingesting poison following an arrest on a liquor charge on November 1. He was found hours later at Mrs Daisy Minichs apartment suffering from mercury poisoning and died early Tuesday after being rushed to the hospital.
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Harold Montgomery
Oil City Hospital
City
Harold R. Montgomery
East Front Street
Elizabeth
Lo‘baugh
Montgomery
Chester Beatty
D. H. McCready
Daisy Minich
East First Street
Oil City
Milk truck crash leaves Ralph Day badly hurt near Ripley
Ralph Day, a milk driver from south of Ripley, sustains a fractured back after his milk truck ran off the road and overturned on Wisner farm near the village. A boy aged 10 to 12 years old and another injured rider are also treated at Hamot Hospital Erie for head and facial injuries. Day remains in critical condition with unsure prognosis.
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Ripley
Ralph Day
HL Road
Hamot
Erie
Wisner
Hwo Wong
Himot Hospital
Lindbergh Delayed by Fog on Southbound Flight
Hicksville report states Col. Charles A. Lindbergh was prevented from departing for Miami by heavy fog this forenoon. He planned to remain at the Long Island Country Club and attempt a southbound start later, weather permitting, piloting the Sikorsky sky amphibian American Clipper on its maiden Miami to Barranquilla flight.
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Uqucuers
Hicksville
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Miami
Mia
Tlind Country
Clu
Lindberghts
Pan-American Airways
Barranquilla
Colombia
ME Groups In Church Union
United Press reports efforts to unify Methodist Episcopal and Methodist Protestant churches advancing at a Pittsburgh meeting. Fifteen representatives plan to submit terms to general conferences in Columbus and Atlantic City next May, potentially uniting about 4.3 million communicants with 200,000 Protestant Methodists and paving inclusion of the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Methodist Episcopal
Methidisn
General Conferences
Columbus
Atlantic City
Methods Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal Church South
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