Woodard Denied New Trial at Erie County Court
Judge Orin Waite Refuses anew trial for Woodard, an habitual criminal convicted earlier. The ruling notes habitual offenders repeatedly face prosecution, with the court exploring potential life imprisonment while considering Pennsylvania’s act as less severe. The decision draws on West's opinion and argues habitual criminals threaten public safety and deter reform efforts.
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Orin Waite Sabuday
Erie County Court
Iy Waltu
Lawrence
Mostuna Sim” Woodard
Torddife
Qiuage Weste
Pennsylvania
Three Injured In Jamestown Car Crash At Signal
Jamestown Oct 10 three people were injured early yesterday when two cars collided at a traffic signal at Forest and Newland avenues. Misa Victoria Landquist 17 lacerations and concussion condition fair Fillmore Johnson 20 lacerations of right hand injuries to right shoulder condition good James Rice 17 scalp wound and facial lacerations condition good. Police found Johnsons car against a veranda and Rices car against a tele graph pole. All were taken to Jamestown General Hospital. Witnesses could not be found to determine which driver ran the red light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Victoria Landquist
Giant Avenue
Fillmore
Johnson
Newlanis Avene
James Rice
Myers— Avenue
Wourld
Wm. J. Stubtey
Rice
Newland Avenue
Forest Avenue
Poyest
Avenue
Miss Lundquist
Local agent Beall feted for fifteen years service
A surprise party honored Fred H. Beall of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company for completing fifteen years of service. The Jamestown District leader won a reward in an eleven week contest and received a decorative gift. Joy Stoddard received a five year service pin. Attendees included Harold Carlson and others from Jamestown Warren Corry and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Beall
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Marlon Street
Beall
Jamestown
Fred Roberts
Pred Ross
Corry
Former Corry Man Figures In Bank Merger
In Corry area news a merger creates a new combined bank from American State and Bank of Italy. Louis Phillips becomes president of the new bank. Leonard Pasqualtechio serves as vice president. Deposits may be made at the former Bank of Italy, 444 West 18th Street, starting October 10, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERM
American State Bank
Bante Jottray
Louis Philips
Leonard Pasqualtechio
Bank of Italy
Phillips
Pasqualicchio
Sies
Banking Department
State of
Pennsylvania
Banke of
Italy
West 18Th Street
Funeral Will Be Held Here For Margaret Young
Funeral services will be held at St. Thomas church on Wednesday morning at 10 o clock for Miss Margaret Young of Sherman, who died Sunday in Buffalo City hospital. She was born in Conemaugh, Pennsylvania, and moved to Sherman with her family years ago. Her father, a Pennsylvania Railroad employee, died two years ago. She is survived by her mother, four brothers, and two sisters. Interment will follow at St. Elizabeth's cemetery. Others noted: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fox were visitors in Spring Creek yesterday, and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hint attended. J.J. Hugh returned to Brocton today after a weekend in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas
Misa Margaret Young
Sherman
Mes Lla J. Young
Buffalo City Hospital
Conemaugh
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Alfred Fox
Spring Creek
Archie Hyint
J.J Hught
Brocton
Reception for New M E Pastor at First Methodist Church
A reception for Syeye Annun Perry Fe Haines and family, recently settled here, will be held at First Methodist Episcopal Church Tuesday evening. Members of church organizations will join in welcoming the new pastor and family. The general public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syeye Annun
Perry Fe Haines
Hert
Ganidafans
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Woodard
Erie
Waite
Baltimore
Washington @ an
Saturdy
Els
Jamestown Street
Forest and
Newland
Leonard Pasqualicchio
Consolidated Banks
M.E
Mary Louise Long
Robert Long
Mussel Mobney
Warrisge
Olymer
Justice of the Peace
Gallup
Oil City Trust
Orel Naney
Kinney
Rielky
Lukes
Chesterfield
Columbia Coast-to-Coast Network
Toaseca Co
Philip
Spe
Mee
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