Not Guilty Plea Filed in Firearms Charge for Erie Real Estate Man
Herbert K. Shutts, an Erie real estate dealer facing multiple fraud charges, pleaded not guilty yesterday to a firearms violation in Syracuse. District Attorney Damiun J. McLaughlin seeks to return him to Erie for prosecution, aiming for the earliest possible date. If convicted, he faces up to five years. McLaughlin hopes for a suspended sentence to bring him back to Erie County promptly.
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Jamestown farmer ends life with gun
Gev. d. Harry W. Nelson, 64, who ran a Baker street extension farm, killed himself with a 12 gauge shotgun. Coroner Samuel T. Bowers noted long illness and said the act occurred on a hillside behind his home. A nail-trigger device was used. his body was found by a farm worker. A death certificate will list self-inflicted gunshot as the cause.
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