Wintry ParastaF News and Local Fires in Erie and Corry
A local fire at Valentine Kestler’s South Center street home was quickly controlled with minor attic damage. Allegheny College opened Ida Tarbell House dormitory. Erie and Corry itemized price wars, vehicle damage, licensing year start, road widening, and steel industry capacity. A Corry voter registration push and multiple local incidents underscored a busy midweek bulletin.
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Rox
Valentine Kestler
South Center Street
Allegheny College
Ida M. Tarbell
Allegheny
Erie County Game Refuge Buy 1670 Acres
Announcement by A Hunter Willis of Erie a State Game Commission member to purchase 1670 acres in Erie county for refuges. The land includes 860 acres Conneaut 910 Uniox and 500 Waterford with more under negotiation. Final payment completed after attorney general Schnader approval. possession to begin and fencing plans to follow by spring.
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A. Hunter Willis
Erie
State Game Commission
Erie County
Conneaut Township
Uniox Township
Waterford Township
Willis
Schnader
Birla
Bootleg crackdown in Erie County plan announced
Under cover state police will start work in the Erie district Monday to end bootlegging while the attorney general seeks revocation of licenses from eight one man clubs. A joint effort by state city and county police and the Liquor Dealers association aims to collect evidence and authorize arrests, with troopers sometimes making the initial seizures.
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Erie
Get
Pennsylvania
Attar“Y
Pennsylvania Liquor Dealers’ Association
John J. Wall
Pittsburgh
Erie’ Retail
Walker
M. E. Graham
Donahey and Brown Loom Ohio Victors
Ohio campaign near finish as voters head to polls next Tuesday Donahey favored for senator and Clarence Brown for governor with Fess and Davey still in contention. Labour and farmer supporters back Donahey despite limited party leadership, praising his honesty and long service as auditor and governor.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Vic Donahey
Clarence Brown
Simeon PD. Fess
Martin L. Davey
Donahey
Vic
Train collision injures Turtle Point man near Olean
Martin Simar twenty four of Turtle Point Pa was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad train near Fort Allegany Pa and driven to Olean hospital with possible internal injuries his car demolished by the impact an older item notes Jack Holmes seventy eight remains an active state fire warden and keeps house for his hundred year old father in Averill Vermont
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United Rres
Olean
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fort Allegany
Martin Simar
Turtle Point
Simar
Pennsylvania
Averill
Jack Holmes
Driver Held After Road Crash Kills Two Brothers
Fifteen year old Robert Bradley died in Oil City hospital from injuries after he and his brother Allan 18 were struck by a car while carrying a sack of flour last Friday. Edward L Behringer 28 of Petroleum Center faces alderman for auto crash that left the brothers on the roadside for four hours. An automobile door handle recovered at the scene linked Behringer to the incident.
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United Press
Franklin, Pa
Robert Bradley
Oil City
Allan
Franklin
Edward L. Behringer
Petroleum Center
Paul Bedford
Robert
Behringer
Paul Cress
D. T. Close
Bebringer
Autemobile Owner Recall Frames Long Vehicle Use
Mike Tinley of Ashtabula owns a car he has had for 22 years and drove regularly for 18 years until age 88. The vehicle remains in good condition. L. Stein and son Raymond and Miss Mary Stein of Warren visited the city Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mors Bernstein.
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Mike Tinley
L. Stein and Son
Raymond
Mary Stein
Warren
Morhs Bernstein
Lawrence Scores G.O.P. on State Labor Record
Lawrence criticizes William A Schnader over Pennsylvania labor policy and the 1916 1913 acts. He cites the sweatshop report showing low wages, modern child labor details, and calls for remedial legislation including the Fitzgerald Minimum Wage Bill as proof the Republican record is backward and unfit.
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Harrisburg
William A.schnader
David L. Lawrence
Democratic State Committee
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Scranton
Shamokin
Lebanon
Doylestown
Norristown
Pittsburgh
Rejfort
Itegerald
Schnader
George H. Earle
Westfield Lad Killed by Car
Eight year old James Johnston son of Mr and Mrs Walter Johnston was killed Saturday after being struck by a machine driven by Mrs Edgar T Welch while crossing West Main Street near his home. Coroner Kiam B Crandall issued a certificate of accidental death.
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Westfield
James Johnston
Walter Johnston
Edgar T. Welch
Ile Child
West Main Street
Kiam B. Crandall
Rankin to Address Veterans in Erie Friday
Congressman John B. Rankin, famed as a veteran ally, will keynote a veterans mass meeting at 8 p m Friday in the Erie court house large room. Dr Guy C Bouglston will preside. Rankin urged immediate payment of soldiers bonus and warned of rising prices if the currency is expanded. He also authored the Widows and Orphans Compensation bill signed by Roosevelt. Allan H. MacLean coordinates the event with further details pending an absent witness return Tuesday.
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John B. Rankin
United States
Court House
Guy OC. Bouglston
Rankin
Congress
Roosevelt
Allan H. MacLean
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