Duplicate key used by local store robber scene
A disrupted crime report describes a robber duplicating a store key at 08 State Street and planning a return visit. Investigators note a damaged scene with a suspect linked to an overnight con- frontation, the theft estimated near forty two thousand dollars in claimed value.
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Sapir
Leta Daots
Willan
Broyih
Jiemes Basten
Lda
Furniah
Turdeey
Joel
Ind Tlk
Tim
Brown
Bniton Hays
Mare Heny
State Street
Hirsel
Father Help Your Weak Frail Child Product Ad
An old advertisement urges fathers to aid frail children with liver oil and tonic tablets. It claims vitamins improve strength and health, and promises a 30 day trial with money back if not satisfied. Ames & Co promotes cod liver oil compound and tonics for families and children.
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Fieros Surat
MM Ames & Co
Fireless Cooker Found Newest Type of Still Locally
In Ripley New York a fireless cooker still with no coils was found at the Pentherprice homestead amid hops mash and moonshine. Deputy Sheriff James Houghton Under Sheriff Ernsey Gossette and a federal agent reported the device and two quarts of hootch plus a gallon of home brew seized. Mrs Featherplace and Lloyd Markham were ordered to appear before United States Commissioner Edward Rootey in Jamestown to show cause why they should not be held for the federal grand jury.
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Mayville
Sept
Chattauqua
Hostill
Cphcert
Mynx
Ripley
Janes Houghton
Ernsey A. Gossete
Pentherprice
Federal Grand Jury
Lloyd Markham
Rip
Teyand
Markham
Norrow
Rootey
Medical inspectors appointed for Warren area schools
Warren news reports state health officials appoint city doctors for the coming year to oversee school medical inspections. Vaccination rules require family physicians to immunize, with the school inspector authoritatively determining student eligibility. Several local physicians and residents are named, with routine updates on weddings, visits, gatherings, and community events interspersed through the town notices.
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FM. Buckingham
Buckingham
Rear Lake
Eugene Gale
Mary
Meadville
Tidiontes Kinna
CC. Flatt
M.D. Kipxtia
Kane Assures Formation Of New Chamber Of Commerce
Firm promise of a fresh chamber of commerce with an initial aim of 206 members and dues set at 2 annually. J Gree of the State Chamber explains benefits from collective merchant action, including municipal cooperation, building codes, health surveys, play areas, and community projects.
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Kane
Famber of Commerce
Jana
J. Gree
Chamge
Parmieree
Chamber of Ease
Gene Tunney Resting Today in Stroudsburg Pa
Gene Tunney is resting in Stroudsburg Pennsylvania as he prepares for his upcoming fight with Jack Dempsey. After a late arrival he was greeted by supporters and proceeded to relax at the Glen Brook clubhouse amid light crowds and celebrations ahead of training.
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Stromsburg
Tunney
Philadelphia
Glen Brooke
Black Attends Church Ceremony Rules Abroad Report
The article notes black attire is required for church services in Spain and Italy, with a focus on formal observance. It mentions that dress rules apply to ceremonies and that attendees should comply with local norms during religious events.
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Spain
Italy
Slright
Ale Stashed On Lake Beach Found With No Owners
55 cases of ale discovered on a lake beach near Dunkirk. Authorities reported a gasoline boat nearby with no trace of owners. Canadian and local police seized the cargo as inquiries pursued possible connections to a moving shipment. Names and townships such as Bear Lake and Clarendon were listed in the investigation.
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Lake Beach
Dunkirk
Bulfiles
Sivaswe
Peiteril
Roy
Buttala
W. P. Glanoy
Clarendon
Ancient Writings Une Archko Volume Review
A survey of an Archko volume claiming archaeological writings from the Sanhedrin and the Talmud of the Jews. It attributes documents to courts in Christ’s era, notes sources in Constantinople, and references Vatican docket records.
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Efe Sanhedrin
Menue Beripta
Constantinople
Vatican
Rome
Vanished Glory of Nauvoo and Mormon Exodus
A note on Nauvoo once housing about 15 000 people in 1838, now reduced to roughly 1 200 as the Mormon exodus westward altered the city. The historical shift explains population decline tied to religious migration.
Amateur Standing 47 am convinced by parent plea
A college boy's parent insists he has not yet turned professional as the latest urgent fundraising appeal circulates. Detroit News notes the ongoing push for support and the ambiguous status of the amateur.
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Detroit News
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