Former Erie hotel man ends life with gun
Conrad Klein, 58, prominent Erie hotel owner and former Reed Hotel owner, shot himself at his suburban home after a Sunday morning act. The coroner says he recently treated at a New York sanitarium but was in improved condition. He left a widow and three sons and a daughter, with decades in the hotel business in Erie.
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Conrad Klein
Berkshire
Reed Hotel
Itairle
New York
Klein
Erie
Peter
Fred H
Salem
Mass
John
Rochester
J Philip C
Salisbury
Conn
Kathleen
Warren County Man 90 Today Celebrates Birthday
A Warren County man born in the Rogers homestead at Rogers Mills turns 90 today. Mr. Rogers resides on Oak Street in the city and is a Civil War survivor of Eben N Ford Post, Grand Army of the Republic. A dinner honoring him will be hosted by his nephew Paul DeFrees on Fifth Avenue this evening, with his daughter Harriette Shuttuck Rogers, regent of the General Joseph Warren Chapter, D A R, also attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriette Shuttuck Rogers
Oak Street
Joseph Warren
Warren
Child Injured In Auto Crash At Victory Hill
In Franklin a six year old boy William Purvis suffered facial injuries from flying glass after a collision between his father's Jewett sedan and a Peerless sedan driven by J T Ray of Tus near Victory Hill. State highway patrol Corporal A W Schuley investigated. Both cars sustained major damage. several occupants of the Peerless suffered minor injuries and a gas line was broken during the crash.
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Franklin
William Purvis
Oller Street
Jewett
J.T. Ray
Tua
Victory Bill
A. W. Schuley
State Highway Patrol
Purvis
Inspired by an Old Colonial Farm House
An article on a modern home design inspired by old colonial farm houses by R C Hunter & Bro Architects. It notes the charm of old houses, their proportions, roof lines, chimneys, porches, doorways, and cornices informing a livable, economical plan. The illustrated house, type A-178, measures 52 by 75 feet on a 75 foot lot. basement storage and laundry in cellar, cost about 12400 dollars. Complete plans and specs available from the Building Editor for a nominal fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.C. Hunter & Bro
New York
Gore
Rain Houses
Will Install New Officers At Woodman Hall Circle
The W O W Circle meets at Woodman Hall tonight at eight o clock to install new officers. All members are urged to attend and a social hour with refreshments will follow the installation ceremonies.
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Woodman Hall
Raskob Declares No Resignation Intention
John J. Raskob said he will not resign as chairman of the Democratic National Committee. He repeated that Gov. Smith never claimed the Underwood tariff act was the ideal solution and cited Work as the addressee of his letter.
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United Press
New York
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Gurtig
Raskob
Hubert Work
Gov. Smith
Smith
Raskon
Hoover Replies to Smiths Defy on Power Issue
United Press report from Washington on October 9 1932 outlines Herbert Hoovers reply to Alfred E. Smith amid the Muscle Shoals power project controversy. Hoover calls for government ownership of Muscle Shoals and dedicating the plants to agricultural research and wartime nitrate production while selling surplus power under safeguards. He downplays the project as primarily an agricultural aid rather than a large power development and pledges cheap power for consumers.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Muscle Shoals
Wales
Congress
George Norrs
Nebraska
Congres
Hoover
Coolidge
Journal playograph debut attracts crowd at the Journal building
News notes from the city report the first glimpse of the paper's playograph this year drawing a good crowd to the Journal building. The item mentions a stormy morning with high winds, a big oil city demonstration, a vaudeville program at the Rex theatre, and various local personalities and events in Erie and nearby towns.
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Journal
Perry
Oil City
South Side
Rex Theatre
Seismic Activity Noted In Chicago Area Overnight
Unusual quakes recorded by the University of Chicago igmograph last night with signals starting at 9 07 p m and continuing until 1 a m local time. A man identified as Conrad Klein formerly of Erie hotels area reportedly died by his own action near 1is 2 0 miles probably south.
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Chicago
University of Chicawo
Indy
Conrad Klein
Erie Hotels
Tande
Evelyn Longnecker Billie Dembrower Dorothy Hunter
Evelyn Longnecker Billie Dembrower and Dorothy Hunter are named in a short notice alongside Mae Martin. The fragment suggests a listing or obituary style mention of these individuals with Mae Martin repeating, indicating possible relation or multiple notices.
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Evelyn Longnecker
Billie Dembrower
Dorothy Hunter
Mae Martin
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Erie Hotel
Warren County
Doan
Susera Everywhere
le de Anda
Darwin
Fey
the Fair Store
Centre St
Smiths
Asai
Ribers
Mee Ren
Prudy
Dean
Wituaville
Tanak Walton Ledjue Chapter
Sunuyday
Reading
Reed
Walnuss
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Philadelphia
Femite City
Quantico Machines
St. Bonaventure College
Murlnsx
Bonnies
Ulty
Wiis
Rex
Little Billy
Dembrower
Mamade
Kame Srna
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