Erie Slayings Tie Grimaldi to Feud and Escape
Anthony Grimaldi, a ten years past escapee linked to a feud with Ford Weber, is dead after being shot in the James De Masse fish market. Police say the Weber killing remains unsolved and vengeance behind Grimaldi's murder is suspected, with scant clues and low solve odds.
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Erie
Anthony Grimaldi
W. 18Th Street
Ford Weber
Hal Éity
Meadville Palses
Weber
Grimaldi
Nan
Myilye
Grimadi
James de Masse
18Th Street
Crimaldi
Stray Bullet Hits Woman in Rocky Grove
Edith Wey of Rocky Grove was struck by a missile through a raised window on Thursday afternoon near Belvise works road to Pront street. The bullet penetrated to the bone but caused no serious injury. Dr. C. M. Wilson treated her. authorities suspect a nearby hunter fired the shot.
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Franklin
Tighsday
Edith Wey
Harry Moortens
Belvise Works
Pront Street
Rocky Grove
C. M. Wilson
Thompson's Barosma Promises Quick Health Return
Edward Happ of Titusville Pennsylvania reports 15 years of illness and faint spells but claims Thompson's Barosma cured him and made him feel younger. The ad touts Barosma for backache sciatica rheumatism dropsy and palpitations with a money back guarantee from any druggist. It also promotes Golden Lax Tabs as a vegetable laxative priced 25 cents.
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Edward Happ
Titusville
Thompson
Jess
Typhoid deaths in Olean epidemic rise to two more
The Olean typhoid fever outbreak claims two more lives Mrs Catherine Field age 63 and Theresa Monsedino age 22 bringing the city total to 201 definite cases as epidemiologist Dr B E Roberts notes most patients face worst stages this week. The report says all but four cases under observation have been cleared as typhoid or non typhoid and final reports await.
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Catherine Field
Lee M. Field
Grant Court
Seneca Heights
Theresa NM
Monsedino
W. Henley Strest
B. E Roberts
Oil City Boys Admit Car Theft Pleas
Two Oil City youths Elwood Heath and Jack Phillips pleaded guilty to stealing automobiles after police captured them near the 13th Street bridge. One car, a Chrysler owned by Harlow Moorehead, was recovered from Colbert Avenue amid a prior theft of a Buick touring car from near the Oil City Well Supply plant. The suspects initially gave false names and claimed New Castle addresses.
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Franklin
Oil City
Elwood Heath
Jack Phillips
Pertine
Lawrence Martin
13Th Street Bridge
Harlow Moorehead
Old City
Colbert Avenue
Davis ‘L. Mohnkern
Oi! City
Bears Steal Water Bags in Kingua Forest
Residents in Lois section anticipate bear season opening on November 1. John Smatt, guarding the Kingua forest fire tower, reports bears climb the 80 foot tower via a spiral stair, stealing water bags and contents nightly. Carl Benson, game protector, handles farmer complaints of sheep and bee hive damage.
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Kane
Uct
Roesidents
Lois
Bruin
John Smatt
Kingua Forest
Smart
Carl Benson
Mt. Jewett
Roosevelt Campaign Stops Reach Jamestown Tonight
Roosevelt with Lehman and Conway tour Jamestown and Olean Salamanca en route to Jamestown. A Democratic rally at Eagle Temple begins at eight with Frank Mott presiding. A reception in the Hotel Samuels lobby from 9 to 10:45 precedes a Buffalo speech tomorrow night.
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Jamestown
Raniglin
J. Roosevelt
Herbert Lehman
Albert Conway
Roosevelt
Eagle ‘Temple
Frank Mott
Olean
Salamanca
Falconer
Main
Woll
Samuels
Jamestowners
Buffalo
Patterson Property Bid In By M. L. Brown
Milon Brown a local real estate agent bid in the Patterson property at the corner of Park Place and North Center Street sold by Frank B. Quinn Erie commissioner of the estate of Robert A Patterson at public sale this afternoon for 6950 dollars. The bid included the Henderson property and some spirited bidding marked the sale. Mr Brown could not be reached to confirm if he acted for a client.
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Milon Brown
Park Place
North Center Street
Frank B. Quinn
Erie
Robert A. Patterson
Mr. Brown
Mello-Glo Faces Powder Promises Shine Control Time
An Ames & Co. advertisement touts Mello-Glo French face powder as a longer lasting cosmetic that prevents sores from growing, spreads smoothly, and leaves a peachy complexion with a July release claim. The copy urges consumers to try the product.
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N, Fp, Ames & Co
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Meadville
Swinkur S
RAY
Sabeantation & .A
Crockery
Just
Patterson Property
M. L. Brown
Winchester
Yan
Tam
E. E. Guignon
Peat
Crescent
Peerless
Batavia Leader
Fox Sterlingworth
Duxbak
Coats
Remington Dependable
C.E. Doane
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