Five Suspects Arrested In City Store Robbery
Jamestown detective ties five men to a $100 burglary at Abraham-Bigelay Company department store. They were arraigned in City Court, pled not guilty, and are held in jail on bail totaling 40 000 to 5 000. Names include Gyp of Cleveland and Merle Giddings, with charges of third degree burglary and related assault. All deny wrongdoing.
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Center Street
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Hershal L. Jernigan
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Gearingstall
Akron
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Bécaie
Kand. 1 lecture to be given here Wednesday evening
A lecture by Allan Sta. on adventist history will be presented at the High School auditorium Wednesday evening October 1. The talk targets adults and youth, stressing humane values and opposing insanity. The speaker, once a frequent visitor here, has lectured nationwide and will share experiences from his life in San Francisco.
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Man's body pulled from Chautauqua Lake near Jamestown
While fishing at Chautauqua Lake off Palorin yesterday afternoon two Jamestown fishermen hooked a body later identified as 48 year old Charles Noweky of 488 Willard Ave Jamestown. He left work last Wednesday at noon and vanished. Firemen recovered the body after the line broke and the snagged corpse floated to the surface. Police believe suicide, motive not yet established.
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Injured in Bleacher Collapse Recover at Washington Hospital
Eight persons were treated after a collapse of a section of bleachers at the Carnegie Tech Washington and Jefferson gridiron game Saturday afternoon in Washington. Six remain, condition improving. no fatalities expected.
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McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Ad Claims Quick Gain
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as tasteless and easy to take, claiming a woman gained ten pounds in twenty two days. It compares favorably to traditional cod liver oil and urges readers to ask J. Condra of Ames & Co. or local druggists for the original antizensine form.
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Joint remedies promise relief amid noisy ads and clutter
Amid creaky knees and scammy claims, readers skim classified columns for a big selling joint remedy. Affected by faulty wording, the ad echoes hype of quick results and widespread popularity, urging shoppers to buy before reading full news.
Corry Man Wilson Named Assistant Attorney General
The Stillwater News notes Shesteh S Wilson has become Minnesota’s assistant attorney general. A Corey High School graduate, he was admitted to the Minnesota bar in 1912 and has since held county attorney roles and other duties. Local residents follow the career of Judge Frank T Wilson’s son with interest.
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Masquerade Ball Planned for October Event
Plans take shape for a masquerade ball to be held on the eve of October at St Edward's. Rathbun's Orchestra will provide music, with a gypsy fortune teller to entertain guests and a prize for attendees. Tickets go on sale soon as excitement builds for a successful evening.
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Patton
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Little Child Fatally Burned in Bonfire Accident
A three year old girl, Mary Prokop, died after her clothing caught fire from a bonfire in the yard of her Highland Row home near Lamont. The child was burned severely before neighbors and her mother could extinguish the flames. She died in a Kane hospital shortly after the incident.
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Bennett and Miss Fidnnett Accuse Each Other in Suit
Katherine Mirey of Kentucky sues actress Bennnett for 100000 alleging alienation of affections by Charles Grey and sportsman owner Pregu in a case tied to a Zein Memoriam race at Kinplee Glywack and Bennett's Great Neck villa as forty charities are mentioned in the complaint.
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