Game Wardens Clock Up Arrests In Northwest District
State game wardens report numerous arrests in northwest Pennsylvania since hunting season opened. Corry Hunter drew a $15 fine for hunting with a ferret and possessing two rabbits. Other offenders include Raymond Miller Conneaut Lake fined $25 for hunting on Sunday and $10 for denning, D R Spaulding Lyonsville $25 and $10, D 11 Stamp Stoneboro $20 for license violation, Paul Wahfield Eta $10 for one overlimit rabbit, Roy Budd McKean $25 for Sunday hunting and $10 for closed-season squirrel, and Gordon Recht Erie $10 for killing two doves. The district also cites penalties for illegal rabbit possession and ferret use.
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Gaheen
Pennsylvania
Corry
Raxmnonil Miller Conneaut
Paul] Oleski
Erie
Roy W. Budd
McKean
Samuel Walter
Pittsburgh
Hert Straw
Conneaut
D. J Bullet
Gordon Recht
Talnmidge
George M. Langdon
Woman's Club to Meet Tuesday at Hotel Corry
A special business meeting of the Woman's Club is set for Tuesday evening at 7 at Hotel Corry to adopt a new constitution and bylaws and vote on several new member applicants. The Current Topics department holds its regular meeting Monday at 8 in the same hotel with the program focusing on American Citizenship.
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Woman's Club
Hotel Corty
The
Clit
Hotel Corry
Paper from Tree’s Pith Free Paper Made From Atulla Nypyeltera
A brief note describes a free paper produced from the pith of a small tree botanically named Atulla nypyeltera. The item highlights the plant’s use in papermaking and its potential environmental benefits.
Births and visits mark week in Corry area
Blue Eye Sue Eye born October 27 to Mr and Mrs Will Borso. A daughter born November 11 to Mr and Mrs George Ketter. Mrs Alta Mead and Mrs John Gibbons were in Corry last Tuesday. Miss Margaret Woodburn of Wrightsville spent Monday and Tuesday at the home of Lewis and Agnes Fuller. Robert Spencer of Youngsville spent last week with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Alta Mead. Mr and Mrs Charles Sandburg spent the weekend in Warren with relatives. Mr and Mrs Chester Grover and son Donald were in Corry Wednesday after Florence Mead spent the weekend with her parents here. Bruce Donaldson of Spring Creek spent Saturday night and Sunday with Albert Sandburg. 1B Nagle of Erie was a waiter at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Yates Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Will Burch were sunny guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Cleve Damion of Spring Creek. Petty Meadant Frank Faulkner of Columbus was in the neighborhood last week hunting. Mrs Laura McIntyre spent last week with her daughter and family at Lottsville. Will Thompson is gaining slowly and able to be up most of the time.
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Sue Eye
Will Borso
George Ketter
Alta Mead
John Gibbins
Corry
Margaret Woodburn
Wrightsville
Lewis and
Agnes Fuller
Robert Spencer
Youngsville
Charles Sandburg
Warren
Chester Grover
Donald
Florence Mead
Bruce Donaldson
Spring Creek
Albert Sandburg
Nagle
Erie
Fred Yates
Will Burch
Cleve Damion
Petty Meadant
Frank Faulkner
Columbus
Laura McIntyre
Lottsville
Will Thompson
Sable
Lander Farmer Gored by Bull
Nov 20 Lander farmer Frank Johnson was seriously injured Thursday noon by an enraged Guernsey bull while letting in cows. He sustained two cuts on the right cheek with a large artery laid bare, chest soreness, and was attended by Dr. C. H. Ver Gilled.
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Mr. Johnson
C. H. Ver- Gilled
Still Hope to Settle Strike in London Meeting
Nov 20 The meeting of the miners delegates with union executives adjourned until Friday when they will reconvene to consider progress by district leaders in negotiations with owners toward settlement of the strike. Delegates left for their districts with instructions to enter negotiations as soon as possible. The principles of the national memorandum of settlement terms recommended by union executives as the basis for district settlements were unanimously adopted.
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London
Aneion
Four Convicted Extend Sesqui Conspiracy Case
Four defendants in the $60,000 Marcus Bros bankruptcy conspiracy trial were found guilty in Pittsburgh a jury today. Four others acquitted. Marcus family members and associates were implicated in concealing assets from the receiver of the wholesale grocery firm. Trial lasted two weeks and involved about $50,000 worth of groceries.
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Pittsburgh
Marcus Bros.s
United States District Court
Jacob
Benjamin Marcus
Tothers
Sarah Marcus
Etts
Mininie Marcus
Samuel Berris
E. Culver
Carver
Marcus Brothers
First Lithographer Aloys Senefeldér Incident
An obscure note describes Aloys Senefeldér, early lithographer, and a perplexing reference to a Bolemian dramatist in Munich, mentioning a dental issue and a cryptic invention linked to Itlogrur. The fragmented item hints at historical misattribution or eccentric creativity without clear context.
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Aloys Senefeldér
Munich
Tow Line Tugs British Ship in Pacific Rescue
United States cruiser Pittsburgh towed the disabled British mine sweeper Wakadlee after it developed engine trouble off New Zealand en route from San Francisco to Honolulu. The tow began after a storm worsened and a damaged part slowed repairs as seas rose and night fell.
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United Press
Washington
Pittsburgh
Hie Navy
Honolulu
New Zealand
San Frashcirca
Tonolaly
Gruiser
Navy
Senator Norris reports slush fund accusations in election probe
A Nebraska Republican senator Norris is handed a letter alleging a slush fund used in the Harry Hawes Delaware-style Senate race. The letter, signed by J. k. Warmsley, claims irregularities and cites a large disbursement between 250000 and 700000 dollars, routed through streetcar interests tied to a city franchise extension.
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Washington
Noys
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Kuantan Guy
J. K. Warmsley
Harry Hawes
Damorap
United States
Walrte Entey
Dens Pctateo
Kapaas City
Portrait of Benjamin Franklin Carried by Major Andre
A historic portrait of Benjamin Franklin was seized from Franklin's Philadelphia home by Major Andre. Andre passed it to General Grey who stored it in England. Earl Grey, Franklin’s descendant, sent the portrait back with a request to place it in the White House. President Roosevelt agreed to consider the request.
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Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Philadelphia
Major Andre
Andre
Gener Grey
Ugland
Earl Grey
United States
White House
Roosevelt
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