Six men pose as sleuths nabbed after Erie job
Six men were arrested by police after an Erie area incident at 486 West 16th Street. They allegedly posed as detectives, entered the house, stripped four women, and held Louis Greeley of Erie as a hostage. They fled to Villa Gigi restaurant at 1603 Churry Street, as Westfield residents alerted authorities.
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Erie
Ning
West 16Th Street
Gendly Swempona
Peter Ambrose
Depot Street
Conneaut
Alfred
W. ‘Sgearface” Ross
Louis Raub
The
Yietima
Dog Poisoner Busy at Union Town
Timber town report from Timlon City states a reward of 100 dollars is offered for information after several valuable dogs were poisoned. One dog died Saturday when two cocker spaniels owned by R B Mulkie succumbed to the poison. The bait appears similar to last week’s poisonings, though no illnesses were reported then. The article suggests the poison used is a household item, considered harmless, with no clear motive or suspect.
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Timlon City
Coffe
R. B. Mulkie
Oust 3 County Officers Face Bribe Charges
Indicted constables Jack Alexander Clifton Shreve and Justice of the Peace K R Morrison may be temporarily ousted pending February trial over bribe charges tied to liquor gas settlements. County judges reportedly hold authority to suspend the constables while the justice of the peace would require state action. District Attorney Otto Herbst says procedures are being reviewed. public sentiment leans toward removal amid 24 indictments against another figure for blackmail and extortion.
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Justice of the Peace
John S. Fisher
Otto Herbst
Jack Alexander
Vii. P. Rossiter
Ounsel
Bright picture is painted by Gifford
Walter Gifford president of American Telephone and Telegraph predicts the end of the current business low mood and a rise into unprecedented prosperity He spoke at Essex Institute on Alexander Bell's first telephone experiments site urging big business to fulfill social obligations and to develop industry to distribute abundance nationwide
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United Press
Salem
Maas
Walter Gifford
American, Telephone and Telegraph Company
Essex Institute
Alexander Graham Bell
Gifford
Holiday Hours At Post Office Observed Thanksgiving Day
The post office will observe Thanksgiving Day with windows open from nine to ten in the morning. In the evening only the stamp, general delivery, and parcel post windows will operate from seven to eight. City and rural carriers are not required to serve routes that day. Mails will be dispatched as usual and special delivery will receive prompt attention.
Beneficial Society Funds Loans to Aid Needy Families
The Beneficial Loan Society announces a time limit fund of 100000 dollars to loan to deserving families in over 200 cities. Loans of 10 to 60 dollars provided without interest, repayable as breadwinners gain employment. Funds distributed through local welfare agencies to prevent hardship and foreclosure.
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Beneficial Loan Society
Beneficial Industrial Loan Corporation
Charles. Waits
3. W
Will Survive Bullet Wound From Suicide Attempt
Mary Miller Conner, 17, at Titusville Hospital after a 32 caliber rifle self inflicted shot to her right breast. Det. Chester Beaty interview notes she regretted the act after a dance with Virginia Meingar and a local man, living with parents Jacob and Mary Miller on Miller Farm. She faced reprimand from parents and stayed in hospital as condition improved little.
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Tituavilla Hospital
Mary Miller Conner
Jacob Miller
Miller Farm
Community Chest loans extend aid to needy families
The Corry Community Chest explains a plan to provide small loans to 60 to 100 families per community until better times return. Loans would be repaid and re loaned to others with the same aim, supplementing existing charitable work and enabling employment support through breadwinners. Applications in Corry go to Mr. Shadfer or Miss McClum, approved by Chairman Alexander.
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Corry
Shadfer
Miss McClum
Alexander
Card of Thanks for Boss Grocery patrons and local fire response
I wish to publicly thank my many patrons for twenty five years of Boss Grocery on West Main Street. I appreciate the patronage and thank Stanford Hose Company for their untiring service at the time of the fire, and the fire insurance companies and their representatives for their prompt service.
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Boss
West Mainstreet
Stanford Hose Company
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Allegheny College
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