Local firms fine work on Bradford Armory plans
A. W. Mount and Son Architects of this city, already linked with several state buildings, designed the Bradford Armory project accepted by the Armory Board. The two story brick structure features a basement, drill hall with balcony, assembly and staff rooms, rifle range, stage, dressing rooms, and modern facilities. Exterior uses Oriental brick and Indiana limestone detailing. The Mount firm also works on Armory plans for Meadvill e and other local projects, reflecting strong regional demand.
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A. W. Mount and Son
New Bradford State Armory
Armory Board
Brafford
Buffalo
Loval
Fine Men Elks
North Center Street
Bradford
Corry
Scholin
Bradio
Alate
A. P. Mont and Son
Glang
Meagivilli
Advertised Letters for Week October 11
The notice lists names of individuals receiving advertised letters for the week ending October 11. Names include Mrs. Finhe Daley Mrs. J. Hoenig Mrs. Charles Krete Mrs. Frank Turner Mrs. Hary Nichols Miss Viola Hanley Palmer George F Arnold Y. F. Brown Bab Ceotils Miss Jox Thos Kelly T. Alber Handling Prof. Chu McKay Mr. Tildie Smith D. B Warren WHIM Ward.
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Indine
Flnhe Daley
J. Hoenig
Charles Krete
Frank Turner
Hary Nichols
Mies
Viola Hanley Palmer
George F
Arnold Y. F. Brown
Ceotils
Amuset Tonight Shows Thrilling Express Story at Amuseton
Local program highlights thrill with The Ex cess Envelope and the best comedy of the year College Sweethearts. Additional feature at Amuseton promises a lively evening with romance and humor.
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Thrilling Express
Amuseton Lebt
Non-Suit Granted In Meadville Medical Case
In Meadville Pennsylvania on October 11 Dr. Gilbert Clark faced a malpractice suit brought by Frank A. Brannon and others seeking $4,000. The court granted a compulsory non-suit after the plaintiff rested, with physicians testifying and the defense arguing insufficient evidence of fault. The judge took the case from the jury and the non-suit was entered after brief cross examination of medical witnesses.
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Meadville
Gilbert Clark
Centerville
Frank A. Brannon
Leavin
Shannon
Charles Benedict
Titusville
George Davenport
Thin City
Toge Thomas
Thomas
Howlng
Bennett
Corrysty
Corry
Small Hother
Judea Thomas
Benailet
Benedict
Uae
Dow-Decker Wedding Completes Quiet Home Ceremony
Last Saturday at 9 pm at Rev MeInfyrd’s North Center street home a small wedding joined Winifred Decker of Comy and William Dow of Boston in marriage. Only intimate friends attended. The couple, known locally, plan a brief honeymoon and will reside at 122 Hast Main level after the trip.
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N. J. MeInfyrd
North Center Street
Mies Winifred Decker
Comy
Willam Dow
Bostox
Mass
Abe Falsilles
Mrs. Dowlett
Lighthouse by the Sea Rescue Effort Noted in Months
In a perilous night operation a wreck near the coast required rescue of a sailor and crew. Lifesaving staff, including shore and sea teams, toiled in difficult conditions as the rescue continued through the night hours.
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Ection
Roasted in a Dry Kiln Claims Life of Charles Morgan
Jamestown Det 12 reports Charles Morgan a 67 year old worker found dead in a lumber dry kiln. He entered the kiln to sleep during a cold night and was apparently roasted by steam heat after 4 am. Victor Lundquist discovered the body before 7 am and Coroner Tilston ordered removal to the morgue.
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Jamestown
Det
Jamestown Panel Yanger Company
Charles Morgan
Victor Lundtquist
Morgan
Water Department
Brooklyn
Kelm
Lee
Lindquist
Ienott
Charles Johnson
Detective Dempsey Released Tuesday in Black Hand Letter Case
Detective Huanan Lempsey was released on $1,000 bail after noon Tuesday to answer two charges of sending a Black Hand letter demanding $25,000 to General Chase Miller. Judge Crewe delayed further action as attorneys sought a common law writ of habeas corpus and arranged a second judge to try the case.
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Franklin
Huanan
Lempsey
Jatt Monteeois
Chase Miller
Tudge Criswell
Gg, Martin
A. B
Sobson
Defense Probe Reveals Writ On Accused In Franklin Case
The defense sought a common law writ to inspect evidence against the accused. In August prosecutors threatened to drop the case and file a new charge. The suspect was released when no commitment papers existed, leaving the defense uncertain about available evidence.
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Jirge Prather
Crawford
Franklin
Dempsey
Mocessary
Notice of missing items at 315 W Smith Street
Public notice seeks anyone having oli rage metal or related items at the address 315 W Smith Street. Notify by Ditton phone AN or by card and arrangements will be made for collection. A mine on Wagon is referenced and may indicate a location or related item.
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Wells
Junit Desler
W. Smith Street
Imi
St. Louis Exposition
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