Paragram of Corry and Erie News Highlights
Corry doctor Mosiet joined the Erie County Dental Society dinner at the Maonic Temple in Erie. A marriage license was issued for Clair R. Morte and Jessie L. Suh of Worth Warren. Ex Mayor Olin W. Bricken and Cameron Beck spoke at local meetings. Fire Chief Paulson reported strong support for the Stanford Hose Company annual ball at the Elks home next Wednesday. A short county term closed saving about 100 in costs. jurors served three days. Ralph Young of Western Union visited family in West Park Place. Pete, a local sports follower, noted for Coaxite stockholders approved Bendix Aviation changes. Weeks Jr. announced turkey purchases from Leahy farms for the holidays. Rev G L Boyd to address Rotary on Thanksgiving. Theft of pillets investigated near Tim. Hollywood gala noted with nominees for motion picture honors. Pennsylvania factories reported statewide wage and employment figures. Harrisburg highway bids opened for 14 projects totaling 14.27 miles. Stock prices moved narrowly at 2 pm.
Offered Bribe to Support Man Reappointment
Little Valley November report shows Supervisor Ford alleging attempted bribery connected to the effort to reappoint County Superintendent of Highways Walter Bowen. Ford claimed supporters offered a bribe to sign a petition while criticizing Bowen for waste and falsifying records.
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Little Valley
Lewis B. For
Salamarica
Aterail
Walter H. Bowen
Board of Supervisora
Mir
Courier
Otto
Kelley
Olean
R. Cong
Bowen
Devite
Ford
Truck Driver Narrow Escape Near Embankment
BayaViAs November 18 Arche Hughes a truck driver for New York Express Lines of Jamestown faced a 4 30 a m incident when a truck and trailer rolled near a railroad approach. The trailer loaded with furniture plunged through a guard rail and hung over an embankment until Hughes regained control and stopped the vehicle.
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BayaViAs
Arche Hughes
New York Express Lines
Jamestown
New York Center
Hughes
Home remedy claims relief from catarrh with Parmint
An ad describes Parmint a double strength remedy from Keister’s Cut Rate Dye Store or druggists. Mix one ounce in a pint hot water with sugar, take one tablespoonful four times daily to ease breathing, reduce catarrh head noises, and clear mucous as the tonic action helps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Casey
Keister
Former Erie cops sent to workhouse in robbery case
Charles Gram a former Erle police officer was sentenced to 1½ months to three years in the Allegheny county workhouse for robbing warehouses owned by G A Curtze Arbuckle and Ketale companies He lamented he wished for leniency while Judge Rossiter scolded him Wout were the worst kind of a thief Gram appeared without an attorney and had two children L Wilkinenn admitted aiding Pyle in the Girard robbery and got two and a half to five years in the same workhouse Susie Bulle aged 88 was given sentence in the Allegheny county workhouse for shoplifting from a State street store Harold P Dundon probation officer noted her prior troubles James Pyle and Charles Gram former policemen faced county court sentences with Pyle ordered to serve two and a half to five years in the Wester penitentiary for robbery The court recounted his plea for mercy and sobbing plea for another chance The report also mentions a crash involving Mrs Looks of Kerrlows and F Miller a Girard butcher with cash and checks stolen
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Charles Gram
Erle Police
Allegheny County
G. A. Curtze Co
Arbuckle Co
Ketale Co
Rossiter
Hint
L Wilkinenn
Pyle
Girard
Jeave
Susie Bulle
State Street
Harold P. Dundon
Sth
Hess Are
Brin
James Pyle
Iew Stur Prigan
A. B Rossiter
William W. Hirt
J. Orin
Hirt
Arthur Looks
Kerrlows
Commonwealth
Acci
F. Miller, Girard Butcher
Meadville Street
Hom
Sixteen Klansmen Held for Kidnapping Riot
United Press reports in Long Beach California that sixteen reputed Ku Klux Klansmen faced kidnapping conspiracy charges after storming an asserted Communist meeting, sparking a riot that left nine persons injured. The incident marks a violent confrontation tied to alleged political extremism.
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United Press
Long Beach
Calif
Raiders conspirators to face charges based on alleged victim evidence
Deputy District Attorney W. Hi Brayton said he would confer with all nine victims of the raids before filing the conspiracy charges. He noted the charges rely on purported evidence that three victims, bound and gagged, were placed in the raiders' automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hi. Brayton
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B. B. Mosiet
Corry
Ene County
Denta Society
T the
Erie
Warren
Clair R. Morte
Spring Creel
Jessie L. Suh
Worth Warren
Olin W. Bricken
Cameron Beck
New York Stock Excwmnge
Foremen's Association
Uric
Andrew Paulson
Stanford Hose Company
Elks
Stone F
Grand and Traverse
Ralph Young
Western Union ‘Telegraph Company
Syracuse
William Young
West Park Place
Pete
Coaxite
Red
Bendix Aviation
Reach
Ala
Far Weeks, Jr
Leahy Farms
Weeks
G. L. Boyd
First Presbyterian Church
Rotary Club
James Calegrove
Tim
Ot Sutm
Ywull
Hollywood Forest
Lionel Barrymore
Essidhng
Acade
Avis and
Fiphices
Marie Tressier
Lynn Fontaine
Helen Hayes
Wiesear
Wallace Tery
Alfred Lunt
Frederic Marsti
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank
State Highway Department
Harrisburg
Bates and Rivers Construction Company
Cleveland
Tidbute
County Superintendent of Highways
Erie County Court
Jured
Pilgrim Fathers
Oil City Trust Comparty
Oil City
Hinkee
Buchu & Juniper P
Dewitt's Kidney
NYAL
Nyal Huskeys
Dewitt
Kleer
Absorbine JR
Pinkham
Pierce
Father John
Scott
DeWitts
Stacy
D.&c
Chace
Fiancee
Nyalotus
Muriel Astor F
Lucretia _Vanerbilt
KOTEX
Shay
Toc DeWitt
Balin
Montgomery Warp & Co
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