Bradford Fire Deemed Deliberate. Michigan Man Linked
Officers declared the Bradford tavern fire deliberate after 18 gallons of gasoline found on a balcony and the absence of an explosion given the heat. A Michigan man Sam Harris alias Sam Curley was linked to the embers, while no car or clear motive was found. Also noted is the Treasury’s November 18 budget report with receipts of 109 million and expenditures near 66 million.
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Amouny
Bradford
Frank
Joe
Merle Dickinson
McKean
Sam Harris
Sam Curley
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Harris
Treasury
Washington
the Treasury
Winter snows and minor crashes mark Corry news
Snow covers the ground and cold snaps sweep the area as Corry reports six communicable-disease cases in the past week while Lanston Company prepares its toy department for the holidays. Allen Nichols celebrates his 61st birthday with a hunting trip but suffers only minor injuries in a car crash between Wrightsville and Pittsfield. William Bogert escapes unharmed from a separate collision with a tree in Columbus.
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Corry
C. 3. Porter
Board of Health
Allen Nichols
East Pleasant Street
Torpedo
Wrightsville
Pittsfield
Nichols
Fredonia Mayor Sued for 20000 in Damages
Thomas Heubi sues Fredonia Mayor Harry Salhoff for 20000 claiming defamatory statements at a October 24 village board meeting damaged Heubi’s reputation. The suit filed in Supreme Court names the mayor and cites remarks damaging health and credit, with trial set for Mayville.
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Fredonia
Harry F. Salhotf
Thomas Heubi
Supreme Court
Mayville
Heubi
Salhoff
Henbi
Comn
Sathoff
Carl
Bernhardt
Jamestown
Siir
Iillage Board
Cotonen
Trivia quiz prompts from Evening Journal classified page
The text presents a vignette of a Sunday puzzle page from the Evening Journal with a trivia quiz asking 10 questions on topics from architecture to aviation. It includes fragmented prompts about pronunciation, cheese origin, a “Sky pilot” slang term, wartime rank, and other miscellaneous facts.
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Coney
Turaday
Novanieho
Wil Evening Journal
Polecrave
Pittsburgh
Welehiman
Philadelphia
Ree Press
Netherlands
Germany
Belgium
Unis
Corry
Clersyman
Vance
Adolf Hitler
Old North State
Maine
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Higher Rail Fares in the East Expected to Take Effect
The Interstate Commerce Commission allowed eastern railroads to raise passenger fares by 12 percent, excluding commuting, with the new rates due five days after filing. The move may push travelers to airlines, buses, or cars, while some dissenters blame vacant seats for the losses.
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East
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Ohio and
The
Potomac
EOC
TGC
Robert R. Young
Chesapeake and Ohio
1.C.c
J. FH. Allredge
Services Sunday for Mrs Harry Stranahan
The funeral service for Mrs Harry Stranahan was held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Torrey Funeral Home in Spartansburg with Rev G L Boyd officiating. Pallbearers were Neil Farrington Earl Stewart Lyle Stranahan Neil Stranahan Richard Witmer and Richard Farley. Interment followed at Woodlawn Cemetery near Concord. Relatives and friends from Spartansburg and nearby towns attended.
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Harry Stranahan
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Lanston Company
Wiliam Bogert
Columbus
Bogert
Superintendent of Public Works
Adency
Brazil
Hilltop
Nation
Bellview
Clover Springs
Lake Shore
Glendora
Phe
Ves
Gans
Crisco
del Monte
Libby
Tate Howe
Pascal Celery
Page & Nichols
E. Main St
Rug Cleaning Superior Cleaning Co
Washington St
Drg Cleaning Laundry
FieSidrage
Harry Stranaan
Barto-Christensen Studio
Johnson
All Woot
Asco
Tony
A. M. Litz Shoe Repair
North Center Street
Our
Seles
Service
Powell
New Deal Optical
Erie, Pa
Rae Hew
Richard
Rie
Holiday
Torres
Corry’s Smart Women's Shop
Spe
Yorle Bay
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