Mystery Woman Case Stirs Bradford Paper Row
A Bradford week reports reporters sought an interview with the "mystery woman" in the Elisha Kate case. The drowning accusation against Professor Kate sparked staged letters to Mrs Helen Witzgerall in a bid to locate Mrs Dahl. Details remain murky as the press shoestrings trail leads.
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Cosmos Chemical Co
North Center Street
Bradford
Elisha K. Kate
Hantiton
Via
Kent Kane
Helen Witzgerall
Neighborhood Shopping Deals and Local Notices
City and Vicinity Bacon squares 13c tb Early June peas 2 cans for 25c 3 boxes macaroni or spaghetti 21c Swans down cake Hour 27c Lindy chocolate cookies 25¢ tb 6 pkgs Jello and four aluminum molds 49c new ground buckwheat 20c sk Will J Wilcox We deliver. Sunday School meeting at Mrs Clyde F Brown North Canter Street Tuesday 8 o'clock. Dean Woodcock 72 passes away at sister’s home Neilstown. Meadeville jury voir dire includes Mrs Virgie Potter. John A Walsh bound on charges after accident Laura Wilson killed. Post office bids open Oct 20 catering Warren-Oil City star route. Harvest supper Concord 5:80 pm menu listed. Andrew Budaj dies by hanging in Clean Friday. Delphinium plants and pink peonies for sale. Fire at Don Gesar hotel damages $5000. Magazine and paper delivery ad. Archie W Davis injured fatally near Bradford. Episcopal conference in Bradford. Student aid fund started at Meadville. Trappers selling gear. Clairvoyant advertised. Miss Nalle Gilfoyle program on KDKA. Life depends on brakes. Photo exhibit at Corry Women’s Club. Birthdays celebrated at East Pleasant Street. Geneva fire destroys dwelling. Shippenville girl found in Franklin. Maple slab wood for sale. Finland suspends gold standard.
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Will J. Wilcox
Golden Links
M. EB
Clyde F Brown
North Canter Street
John Woodgock
Neilstown
Pleasantville
W. N. Dunham
Neiltown
Woodcock
Howard
Crawford
Virgie Potter
Sparta Township
John A. Walsh
Meadville
Ralph A. Schrubb
Laura Wilson
Predericksburg
Post Office Department
Waington
Warren
Seond
Middleton S. Barkwell
Idaho
Episcopal Church
Church of Ascension
Bradford
John c. Ward
Erie
Syewis
Northwestern District Association of Bls
Bliz
New Castle
Franklin
Greenville
Grove City
Oil City
Ellwood City
Beaver Falls
Woodlawn
Titusville
Himer Westley
Worth Street
Norman
Wile
Mott Street
Church Street
Center
Suspect Held for Questioning in Erie Fires
Carl Holmgren, 31, of the Lafay ete Hotel, Second and State streets, is being held by police for questioning in connection with two fires at the Union Fish Co. plant at Peach Street, Erie. The arrest follows complaints by Assistant Fire Chief L. P. Scully and five underwriters who say evidence pointed to arson. The latest blaze damaged offices and the south end of the fish house. a previous two alarm fire had destroyed the main fish house and four tugs, with losses around 50,000. The night watchman was awakened by firefighters responding to the alarm, and indicators suggested arson.
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Carl Holmgren
Union Fish Co
Peach Street
Rie
Lafayete
State Streets
Holmgren
L. P. Scully
Renew Short Term Credit To Germany By Bank
Basle Switzerland Oct 12 The board of the Bank for International Settlements decided today to renew for three months the bank's share of the 900000000 short term credits advanced to Germany last June The loan was shared equally by England France the United States Federal Reserve and the World Bank Negotiations were to begin immediately with England France and the U S Federal Reserve for general of their shares
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Basle
Switzerland
Bank For International Settlements
Germany
England
France
United Stated Federal Reserve
World Bank
Vipe Federal Reserve
British Premier Turns 65 Amid Political Turmoil
London report notes Prime Minister James Ramsay MacDonald marking his sixty fifth birthday. The aging leader, once riding high, now faces uncertain fortunes with speculation on a possible exit to the House of Lords or a renewed surge of popular support.
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United Press London
Jamsay MacDonald
Fils Goth Birlliday
MacDonald
Lossiemouth
Fils
House of Lords
Large houseboat raid nets 14 arrests at Youghiogheny River
In McKeesport Pennsylvania on October 12 a large houseboat on the Youghiogheny river was raided. Fourteen people were arrested on gambling charges with Nathan Recinin named proprietor and 14 visitors charged as participants. Police transported raiders by skiff and entry was gained by a board plank. Several gaming tables were smashed and bonds set at $105 for the proprietor and $10 for others.
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Anies Ries
Mckeesport
Nathan Recinin
Nougehdat
Tower 2
She Place
Friedman
Pope grants audience to United Press chief and wife
The pope received Karl A. Bickel, president of the United Press Associations, and Mrs. Bickel in an audience today. They were presented by Thomas B. Morgan, United Press manager in Rome.
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United Press
United Press Vatican
Karl A. Bickel
United Press Associations
Bickel
Thomas B. Morgan
Rome
Gang warfare flares again in Chicago amid killings
Chaos returns to Chicago as gangs clash in a deadly wave. Police note gunman turf battles echoing the Torrio era. Victims include George Wilson 83 a former police gunman and James Quigley an alleged foe of Madman McErlane. Indiana lines and Indiana slayings blur lines of gang power as authorities investigate. A separate note reports Major James Doolittle’s Mexico City flight postponed due to damage to his airplane in St Louis, delaying an Ottawa to Mexico City mission.
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Capone-Genna
Wilson
Fark
Odge
Capone
James L. Quigley
Quigley
McErlane
Anthony Talongo
Indiana
Talongo
Rlang
Salongo
Mexico City
James Doolittle
Ottawa
Communications Department
Doolittle
St. Louis
Rally Day at First Baptist Church observed in impressive service
Impressive Rally Day services at First Baptist Church featured opening hymn O Worship Christ Soldiers and a program with children singing, piano duet, solo by Junior Shin, lesson by the pastor, and honors for long attendance and department graduations. Certificates were issued to several students and Mrs. John W. Ricker announced department transfers. Captain and Mrs. Frank Appleby contributed a cornet duet during the program.
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First Baptist Church
Bio Tins Baptist Gimurch
Ou Yard
Déleo Reesink
Mary Pranges Brooks
Junior Shin
Highton
John W. Ricker
F. D. Peiffer
Frank Appleby
Real Objection to Flattery and Its Meaning
Fragmentary verse notes a dislike of flattery, clarifying that hatred targets the misused art rather than flattery itself. The lines imply a caution against praising false motives and recognize flattery as a social trap.)
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Rockies
Expert Piano Tuning Service in Chicago
November proposal to restore or tune pianos with new strings hammers and parts. Our shops in Chicago provide ready equipment for thine repairs at modest prices. Free estimates and examinations with no obligation.
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Chica
Ine Mecusker
Weith Julius N. Brown
Woodlawn Lave
Chicago
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