Truck Damaged While Parked In Erie County Incident
Raleigh Wagner of West South street faced vehicle trouble as his Ford truck suffered heavy damage from a hit and run on West Main street while parked. Maynard Spetz drove the other car and later reported to police. settlement was said to have been reached. Wagner had been released from Erie County jail after his bail was reduced from 2000 to 500 following prior charges connected to a separate disturbance.
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Raleigh Wagner
West South Street
Erie County
Wagner
Piirolman Ross M. Mead
Wingnt Olveel
Taken in raid on Erie bookie operation
Erie October 1 proprietor and 40 visitors at a horse race bookie establishment were arrested in a raid by two new vice squad officers led by Sergt Cant Malinowski. Insel Crane, 28, released under 100 dollar bail charged as proprietor at 315 State Street.
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Erie
Pookie
Sergt. Cant Malinowski
Insel Crane
State Street
Visitors and residents relay across Jamestown area notes
Dozens of short notices recount relatives and friends visiting in the city and traveling to Erie, Jamestown, Toledo, Clymer, and beyond. Names include Mrs John Gregor, Lawrence Nehis, Miss Mariam Miller, Miss Virginia Reed, H. S. Beckstedt, Marion J. Skidmore, and many others alongside trips to Cleveland, Buffalo, Pittsburgh, and Sunbury for family visits, hospital care, and conventions.
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John Gregor
Jamestown
N. Y
Gregor
Toleyb
Lawrence Nehis
Lenta Jean
Leroy Dean
Monterey
Wis
Clymer
DuBois
Vance McCray
Henry McCray
Cedar Rapids
Raymond Gilson
Mary Allis
E. P. Gilson
Buffalo
A. M. Gabriel
Steven Walter
Rev. H. R. Harris
North Center Street
S. H. Skinner
Cambridge Springs
Virginia Hudson
Erie
A. L. Watrous
C. H. Watrous
Conneaut
Andover
Amel Sundean
Eris Sundean
H. S. Beckstedt
Cleveland
Aero Supply Co
Marion J. Skidmore
Franklin Babbitt
Cams
Robert Manley
Beacom
H. ©. Manley
Lawrenceville
Wilson J. Edwards
Chautauqua
Clinton A. McLean
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Nina McLean
McLean
Sarah McMillan
Pittsburgh
Mia Mabel McMillan
G. B. Saxton
Andrew Paulson
Charles
Craker
Sunbury
Pennsylvania State Firemen’s Association
Mary’ O'Hare
Axron
H. A. O'Hare
E. Bondstreet
Edward Jerome
Spartansburg
Edith Decker
Johnsonburg
Mildred Decker
S. Center Street
J. J. Gordon
Maurice Porter
Aspinwall
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Raymond Barnes
Cincinnati
Raymond Manuufactring Co
Evelyn Davis
Genevieve Brown
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Toc + DuBois
B. R. Lewis
Rutt Selberg
Dunkirk
Ingebors Selberg
Alma McCormick
E. Hepler
Clarion
W. H. DeJean
Don DeJean
Neckers
Sherman
Neckers Celebrated His Birthday. ‘Mr. and Mrs. J. Lambert
H. K. Powell
Harold, Jr
Hooversville, Pa
R. R. Cappe
Pittsbburgh
Corry
James Gould
Tamestown
Grant Gick
A.M. Lily
Marienville
Dorothy Haskink
Hornell
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Kan
Guy Haskins
Mary
Bracken
Greenfield
Roger Bracken
Ruth Anderson
Damestown
Albert Anderson
Grave Street
Hazel Thompson
Herome
Sugar Grove
Herbert Smith
Lancaster
Elmer Arnet
Luly Newberry
East
Aurora
L. C. Barnes
W. Church Street
W. J. Smith
Edwin Agetrom
Esther
Dorothy
Titusvile
Barnesbone
Stamey Anderson
C. A. Myers
Daneloy
Higeriet
East Waydestrer
Kenneth Loveland
Piltehirgs
Wilbur Crake R Laaughter
Dolly
Exinetih Mosher
Mary Patterson, Jr
Howart MacLess
H. W. Hale
Youngstown
Carrie Hamilton
Swissdale
End Sunburn Suffering Saleman Letter Ad
An old advertisement extols San-Cura Ointment as a healing antiseptic for sunburn sores and skin conditions, offered on a money-back plan. It claims relief for itching, eczema, fever sores, boils, piles, frosted feet, chilblains, burns, and chapped skin, priced about 85 cents a jar, plus San-Cura Soap at 25 cents.
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C. B. Motityr
Dumright
Steel Industry Controversies Due for Airing
Ay United Press reports hearings set by federal boards to address labor relations in steel. Beginning tomorrow and through Saturday, disputes over employee representation elections at Carnegie Steel plants in Duquesne and McDonald, Pa, and Republic Steel in Warren and Willes, Ohio, will be examined. The Amalgamated Association faced company union challenges as elections last spring were contested amid fears of radical influence.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Wiems
Steel
Carnegie Steel Company
McDonald
Amalgamated Association of Lyon, Steel and Tin Workers
Republic Steel Company
Warren
Wiles
Osio
Amalgamated
Veluvus
Stock Prices Slump After Disappointing Speech
The United Press reports a market drop on October 1 as prices fell sharply across steel and related issues. Heaviest losses hit recently recovering companies. activity remained fair before closing. The article notes a disappointing presidential speech weighing on Wall Street and hints at large union election results pending, including Michael F. Tighe's defeat.
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United Press
New York
Wall Street
Anme Anda Ete Atlantic
Bae Auburn
Bethlehem Steel
Tba
Bendix Aviation
Canadian Pacific
Columbia Gas
Continental Can
Bae
Consolidated Oil
Curties- Weight
Ossscscseeceer Ae Bar Erle
Sbieibna Sheet
General Tileetric
Geneva Motors
Kennécott
International
Nickal Montgomery
Ward National Dairy
Four Dead In Hold Up At St Jacobs Tavern
East St Louis report of a midnight Saturday hold up at St Jacobs tavern 20 miles northeast. Fatal duel left Eugene Goodman known as Dillinger of the Ozarks and Annett Webb Perkins dead. Timer Jackson, proprietor of Laverny and Rye Tanilits also killed. another band member reportedly dying. Details are scarce and security forces investigate this violent crime amid scattered names and locales.
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Unites Press
Shabby crisis at Hart's prompts two women to face debt
Susan Broderick and her aunt Lillie, long-time Hart's customers, learn their charge account has been discontinued for five months after trying to purchase a pillow. They leave in humiliation, passing a mirror showing their downtrodden, out-of-date appearance, while Lillie weeps and fears the loss of money as their world of security crumbles.
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Susan Broderick
Lillie
Hart's Department Store
Mr. Dillon
Susan
Lutie
Luli
Lati
Susant
Crowell Hart
Broderick
Tobie
Mim x
Peos Ple
Louie
South Man and
Sixth Street
Susann
Sean
Lutice
Beatrice Burton Seeks Life Beyond Downtown Routine
Susan, longing for independence and a life with her own earnings, navigates a wintry downtown as she trails dreams of work and social freedom. Wallace Steffen, banker, offers steady reassurance and forms a tentative path homeward.
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