Man Gets Two Year Sentence In Workhouse
Warren Oct 20 William Meager of Glade Run received the maximum sentence under the law when he and four other men pleaded guilty before Judge C A Arid in county court. Meager was fined 400 dollars and costs and sentenced to two years in the Allegheny county workhouse for involuntary manslaughter in the death of George A Piles. He had a second charge, driving while intoxicated, suspended. The case stems from a Rogertown auto crash that killed George A Files. Five others faced liquor charges. Nazemick fined 50 dollars and 18 months in the workhouse for sale and possession of intoxicants. Landsperger fined 200 dollars and four months in the workhouse for possession. Wiles fined 200 dollars and four months in county jail for possession. Arters fined 100 dollars, one year to pay, plus three years probation for possession after a raid found liquor.
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Rogertown
George A. Files
Brown Rim Road
LeRoy E. Eddy
Mike Nazemick
McKean Hill
Arid
Nazemick
Clarence Landsperger
Joe Wiles
Tidioute Creek Road
Lloyd Arters
Tidioute
Arters
Authors Club Enjoy Party at Hallo ween Gathering
The home of rs ray ween on East Wayne street hosted a Halloween party for Authors Club members. Guests attended in costume with Miss Rachel Graft as a guest of the club. Mrs Mary Whittlesey, Mrs Green, Mrs Graft and Miss Earth Coole hosted a salad lunch.
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Ray Ween
East Wayne Street
Rachel Graft
Mary Whittlesey
Ridgway Home Razed by Fire in Grant Road
In Ridgway on Monday morning at 11 20 the home of James Ross at 26 Grant Road was completely destroyed by fire. The two story frame dwelling burned rapidly with no furniture saved and no insurance. Mrs Ross, alone in the kitchen, escaped but the fire department arrived too late.
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Ridgway
James Ross
Grant Road
Hames
Ross
Thoxine promises instant cough relief from famous physician’s prescription
Almost instant relief for coughs is claimed with Thoxine, a non chloroform or dope formula. It allegedly targets the internal cause rather than surface irritation, and is promoted as safe for the whole family. Available in 350, 600 and 1.00 prices from NF Ames & Co.
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NF Ames & Co
Adul-36
Hoover Will Ignore Baltimore Address
United Press reports Washington October 30 Herbert Hoover will ignore charges by Governor Alfred Smith that the K K K and the Anti Saloon League participated in the Baltimore speech In Republican campaign circles Hoover denounced injection of intolerance in the presidential race and asserted his position Headquarters said further response would come from Senator Borah or former Secretary of State Hughes as campaign speakers prepare midweek addresses before the election
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United Press
Washington
Herbert Heover
Alfred B. Smith
Ballmore
Anti-Saloon League
Ony
Hoover
Ana Cemenies
Henry J. Allen
Ranats
Publicsity
Republican National Committee
Senator Borah
Idaho
Hughes
Gasblast Injures Three at Dunkirk Utility Plant
An escaping gas explosion at the Republic Light Heat and Power Company regulator station on Front Street in Dunkirk injured three employees. Brank Wagner was blown from the building, clothes on fire, with severe burns. Vincent Rutkowski and Joe Pinta suffered facial and hand burns. Building damage is estimated at 3500. cause believed to be a sparked flame from grinding a valve. Wagner and Rutkowski face weeks in hospital.
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Regulator Station
Dunkirk, Octau
Regulator Staton
Republic Light, Heat and Power Company
Front Street
Brank Wagner
Laond
Vincent Rutkowski
Joe Pinta
Dunkirk
Pinta
Wagner
Rutkowski
Drunk driving cited in Feach street crash prime
In Erie on Oct 30 Ray Edwin Gates 15 of Union City is seriously injured after a crash on upper Feach street near Cherry street. Harold Stadtmiller 17 of Liberty street the other driver faces driving while intoxicated charges. Stadtmiller released on 500 bond pledges Friday hearing. Betti 18 of Raspberry street faces intoxication charge after missing city court. France Austin departed for Mt Jewett on business.
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Erie
Ray Edwin Gates
Fourth Ave
Union City
St Vincent's Hospital
Harold Stodtmiller
Liberty Street
Gates
Upper Feach Street
Cherry Street
Stadtunfler
Charles Barber
Betti
College Women Club Meeting Delights Members
The October gathering of the College Women’s Club at Mrs. C. We Bracken’s home featured Musart Matariamners with Mrs. R. B. McGord and Mrs. Donald Norris performing readings and music. Attendees enjoyed sandwiches, cakes, and tea. the November meeting is set for November 26 at Mrs. Clarence Loveland’s home.
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Musart
Thir College Women's Club
C. We Bracken
West Pleasant Street
Musart Matariamners
R. B. McGord
Donald Norris
North East
Bracken
R. Elliott
Ruth Wrker
Clarence Loveland
West Frelerite Street
Bazaar at St Edward's Hall St Thomas Event
The St Thomas emiren nagaar bazaar will run the first week in December at St Edward's Hall. It features a needlework booth with hand embroidered pillow slips aprons and novelties a candy booth with home made sweets a Japanese room exhibit and other booths. Suppers are served each evening and a musical gram will be given. Proceeds benefit the church.
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St Edward's Hall
Cornerstone Caflish Hall Laid on Homecoming Day
Union City observes Homecoming Day at Allegheny College with cornerstone layings for Caflisch Hall and Arter Hall dormitory. Mrs. Jacob C. Caflish donor Carlison Hall presented. Hon. John J. Henderson presided. Frank P. Miller accepted the building for trustees. The dedication invokes a house for young men pursuing Christian education.
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Union City
Caffeenthas
Altesgheny College
Arter
Meadville College
Carlison Hall
Jacob C. Culfiseh
Allegheny
John J. Henderson
Supérior Court
Luisen
John Barkley
Frank P. Miller
Jacob C. Carlisch
Age of the Rockies and Erosion Clues in Mountains
Scientists study the Rocky Mountains noting steep, young peaks versus older worn towers. The eroding mountain forms reveal uplift and slow decay in geologic time.
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Rockies
Hocky
Oli
Classified Advertising Catalog and Rules Fragment
A fragmented notice from a classified advertising section outlines placement rules and rates advertising categories. It lists sections for announcements personal lost ads automotive business services employment instruction and more with instructions on classification editing and reporting incorrect entries. The text preserves era tone and references mail orders and per word pricing while noting revenue implications and formatting requirements.
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gSzignt
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Hotel
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F.J. Sperry
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College Women Club
ST. Edward's Hall
Caflisch Hall
Pontiac
Oakland
Nash
Chrysler
First Ave
E. E. Guignon
COLES
Cole
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Federal Reserve System
Starr Granite& Marble
St. Corry, Pa
Granite & Marble Works
Los —Sman
Grey Klien
East Street
Baker Hiji
L. M. Nagle
Erle
B. Yates
Spring Creek
B. Main St
Cony Jackson
Hale Sea
West Park Place
Goon Hounds
Clyde Miller
Parsons
Tor Salh
Ergchan
D. Pete Arson
Reb. G. Juens
Law and Sons
D. L
E. A. Cox
Corry R. D
Pjono
Sixth Ave
Congress Street
J. W. Cook
Baby Carriage
Nori Center Street
North Center St
N. Cohen & Sons
West's
Tetute
Cohem
Upataire Fats
West
Wayne St
O. A. Stennett
Center St
Gould Street
Shone
J. Gat
J.B. Patterson
Frank W. Parsons
Patterson
Park Street
Grave
Center
J. B. Patterson
South Center Street
Taquire
W. J. Wilcox
W. Frederick Street
Call /St.Phens
Washington Street
Wlagee
Erie County
State of Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Pennsylvania
H. W. Parker
Walter L. Peale
Gary, Pa
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