Parading Talk on White House Capitol Hill Ties
Washington dispatch notes administration seeks stronger congress ties to boost New Deal. It contrasts Hoover and Roosevelt cabinets, citing Slemp Newton Good Howe and West, with calls for a capable lobby to influence votes and avoid partisan gridlock.
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Antique guns collected by W A Saul in Douglas Wyoming
In Douglas Wyoming the collection of antique guns owned by W A Saul includes a 1600s blunderbuss and spans about 40 years of collecting with more than 400 items in the collection.
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Juror prejudice probe in Clark case opens
Harrisburg dispatch reports Dauphin county prosecutor E Le Roy Kern began an inquiry into alleged juror prejudice in the trial of State Senator William H. Clark. Judge William H. Hargest ordered the probe after a motion for new trial citing statements by William Bankes. Prosecutors consider perjury charges if warranted.
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SUSTAINS FRACTURED COLLAR BONE IN FALL
Wrank T. Babbitt a well known city resident sustained a broken collar bone after falling on Pennsylvania railroad tracks at Center Street Saturday evening. He was returning to Contra pharmacy where he works after lunch and cannot recall exact details. He felt heavy shoulder impact and suffered pain over the weekend but later moved about. Friends wish him a speedy recovery.
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Prominent Conneaut Man Killed in Crash
Iris Bliss a 67 year old native of Conneaut and owner of Bliss Business College Clarksburg West Virginia was instantly killed when his car veered off Route 45 southwest of Conneaut struck a telephone pole. He was alone at the time and died after being removed from the wreckage. His neck was broken. He had been visiting relatives and friends in Conneaut and was enroute back to Clarksburg.
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Funeral for James Sears Held at Bracken-Keating Chapel
Funeral services for James Sears were held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Bracken-Keating Funeral Chapel conducted by Rev. J. Woodin. A large gathering attended, with Odd Fellows Lodge of Lottsville in charge of committal at Wrightsville Cemetery. Bearers included N. M. Sears and C. J. Sears among others. relatives traveled from Cleveland Oklahoma Fredonia Garland and nearby areas to attend.
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Erie to set treasurer salary at six thousand dollars
County commissioners in a special session approved a 6000 dollar annual salary for the city treasurer to collect city county and school taxes next year. The city council supports the 6000 dollar figure while the school board had favored 7500 dollars and may revisit the topic.
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Jersey couple to be retried for murder in Dolbow case
Salem, WN Oct 21 Prosecutor W A W Grier says a retrial date of December 2 may be set by Judge Frank J Neutze for Mrs Marguerite Fox Dolbow and Norman Driscoll charged with the murder of her husband Harry Dolbow a wealthy farmer The case stemmed from the death earlier this year and proceedings now move toward a new trial in court.
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Marguerite Fox Dolbow
Norman Driscoll
Harry Dolhow
Gun Thought Clue in Westwood Murder
County detectives seek the purchaser of a .89-20 rubber revolver found near the murder of Mrs. Martha Westwood. Investigators will review records at a Pittsburgh firearms store after the manufacturer confirms where the weapon was bought. Constable Tim Drexler, tied to Squire J. T Westwood, aided in bringing the rusty gun to light.
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