Murder Trial Opens in Kane County Monday
Kane October 18 The murder trial of Nathaniel Molson opens Monday at the McKean County Courthouse in Smethport after a court order postponed Tuesday sessions. Judge Hubbard ordered open argument October 22 with over thirty prosecution witnesses expected. Molson allegedly stabbed Kane High School janitor William Campbell during an attempted early morning robbery on September 2. Molson’s signed confession is seen as key damning evidence. Bradford attorney Mutzabaugh, court appointed, has not yet subpoenaed witnesses.
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Molson
Toleat
William Campbell
Kane High School
Toth
Campbell
T. Mutzabaugh
Bradford
Malon
Parson’s Sells Milk Route to Model Dairy
Model Dairy buys Gerald Parsons milk route as deliveries begin today. Model Dairy expands local distribution and takes over operations along the route with immediate service to patrons.
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Model Dairy Carry
Model Dairy Company
Gerald Parsons
Model Dairy
Failing pact keeps Erie treasurer pay at issue
In Erie on Oct 18 representatives of city county and school board again failed to agree on the treasurer salary. Mayor Rossiter backed 6000 dollars, Milton Schatiner urged 7500, and the county through Helen Schluraff proposed 7280. The three groups will reconvene at the call of Chairman Rossiter.
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James P. Rossiter
Countil
Milton Schatiner
Helen M. Schluraff
Ghainman Rossiter
Completes Extension Course While in Prison
A Philadelphia youth, Lewis Phipps, who completed a Pennsylvania State College extension course in agriculture while serving a 10 to 20 year sentence at Eastern State Penitentiary for robbery, is likely to receive the pardon board’s recommendation for clemency. At the hearing, his stenography and typing skills were noted, and a farm job about 50 miles from Pittsburgh was mentioned. His youth at the time of the crime and a minor criminal career were discussed, with officials indicating approval of commutation.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Astern State Penitentiary
Pardon Board
Lewis Phipps
West Philadelphia
Penttertiary Old Pha Board
Pittsburgh
Willian P. J. Phipps
Boaril
Phipps
Cor Vielad
Margiotti
Logue
Man Trial For Station Robbery In Elk County
A jury has been drawn in Elk County court to hear the Commonwealth vs Frank Adams charged with breaking and entering the Lick Valley Service station at Benemtte with intent to commit a felony. Adams was wounded by a .32 caliber bullet fired by station attendant William Showers and was a patient at Elk County Hospital from May 19 to May 28 before being moved to Elk County jail. James Murphy of Pittsburgh, who was in town, left today for his home.
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Elie County
The
Commonwealth
Frank Adams
Lick Valley
Benemtte
Thrifty Shoppers Save At Lindsley’s Thrifty Shop
Thrifty shoppers save at Lindsley’s Thrifty Shop offering a range of cheap daily essentials. Items include syrup pepsin fifty nine cents, castor oil under a quarter, Bayers aspirin and alcohol, Feenamint and Castoria priced low, with drinks and medicines advertised at reduced rates.
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Foleys
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Preacher Absent as Curry Baptist Service Draws Crowd
Rev Ernest A Hook will miss the West Spring Creek church Sunday service on October 20. An afternoon meeting at Curry begins at 2 45 with a 2 15 pickup from West Spring Creek by car for those wishing to attend Corry.
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Curry
Ernest A. Hook
West Spring Creek
Corry
Sheffield Baby Dies After Pin In Esophagus
In October 48, the infant daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Griggs of Sheffield died in Philadelphia’s Hahnemann Hospital a day after a pin removed from her esophagus. The pin had been swallowed Friday, caused bleeding, and required transfusion. An x ray showed the pin low in the throat before surgery. the child died Wednesday after the operation and fever worsened. Both parents are physicians. the father worked with a CCC camp near Sheffield. The mother, formerly Miss Sarah Mercer, was known in Kane. her father is a physician at Hahnemann Medical College.
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Mea
Oscar Griggs
Sheffelt
Mahjemann Hospital
Philadelphia
Eing
CCC
Sheffield
Sarah Mercer
Hahnemann Hospital Medical School
Margiotti to Give Opinion on Flag Salute Policy
Harrisburg report says Attorney General Margiotti will prepare a formal legal opinion on whether public school boards may require pupils to salute the flag. State Superintendent Ade urged the study after multiple refusals this month, noting that prior guidance from 1920 allowed school authorities to compel the salute and discipline violators.
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Len
Tom Olin W
Bricken
Herbert Bencken
Uttle
Wah
Tudgway
United Press
Harrisburg
Charles J. Margiotti
Lester K. Ade
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
The New Ford V-8 for 1936 car overview and pricing
Ford presents the 1936 Ford V-8 highlighting a longer hood, refined styling, larger fenders, new steering gear, larger radiator and two water pumps, safer brakes, welded steel body, Safety Glass, and thirteen body types with prices listed. The article stresses engine importance, drivability, space efficiency, comfort, and overall dependability.
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