Leader of Young Gang Sentenced To Workhouse
William McGuire and two accomplices were sentenced Monday with McGuire receiving two to four years in the Allegheny workhouse and a subsequent term in the reformatory, plus $25 in fines for theft. The trio were linked to a string of robberies at local businesses including Perry Barber Supply and Gem City Ice Cream Co, with police noting connections to other unsolved crimes as they move through the reform system.
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Union- City
Allegheny
William McGuire
Reformatory
Sandits
Joseph Scully
Syd Rie
Perty Baker Supply
Theis Np
Pewch Street
Leslie Cell
East Sunsstreet
Ant Gosmos Rizale
Allay
Tom Brown
North East
Admitt
Perry Co
Scully
Bite
Perry Barber Supply Cp
Heth
Charles Brown
Oscar Ailamis
James Stover
Goswell
Rizzia
Christoph
Odd Fellows Meet At Orphans Home In Meadville
The annual meeting of the Odd Fellows Home Association was held in Meadville with locals Ms and Mrs Al Cariburg Mr and Mrs C A Auer Harold Shannin and Mrs Gle Gallagher among those attending. Reports show progress toward paying off the home indebtedness, with a 320 000 goal and strong support from lodge members across 13 counties. Verimigo Lodge No 255 Franklin contributed 1 268, about 2 per member, a pledge presented at today’s meeting. Miss Elma Gordon of Columbus Pa visited overnight with Miss Jessie LaMachio and left for home this morning.
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Odd Fellows’ Home Association
Meadville
al Cariburg
C. A. Auer
Harold Shannin
Gle. Gallagher
Meadsville
Tibune-Republican
Odd Fellows Home
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Order of
Oda
Mrs Ada Surtees Resident Here Noted Violin Photo
A photograph in a nearby Sunnis newspaper shows Mrs Ada Surtees now living at Goodwill Turnstiles aged home. The image features her old Stradivarius violin, a instrument she has cared for over thirty years. She and her late husband Rev Thomas Surtees previously led Congregational church life at the corner of Pourti avenue and West Pleasant street. Both had Salvation Army ties in the United States and England before moving to Corry.
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Adamb. Surtees
Goodwill
Pourti Ave
Nile
West Pleasant Street
Corry
Konjola Delivers Relief Says Viola Shaffer
Mrs Viola Shaffer of 227 Bedford Street Johnstown describes severe stomach and bowel issues with smothering spells after meals. After trying Konjola for six to eight weeks she reports improved health and the ability to eat freely. Konjola is sold in Corryal Doynes store and by local druggists in the region.
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Viola Shaffer
Viola Shraver
Bedford Street
Johnstown
Tam
Komjola
Corryal
Doyney
Wilson details dry raids against higher-ups in Amen Corner case
Deputy Prohibition Administrator Harold Wilson, recently moved to Delaware, described the Amen Corner picnic raid last June to build a reputation for targeting officials. He cited three irrefutable reasons for Prohibition's effectiveness: high prices, poor quality, and weak sales facilities, and spoke to the Exchange Club and the county W C T U.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Harold Wilson
Delaware
Wilson
Exchange Club
Raids Leader Faces Death Threat Over Bootlegging Pursuit
Wesleyville constable Jack Alexander known as the raiding constable received a call Sunday threatening he will be “taken for a ride” unless he ceases liquor raids in Brie and surrounding areas. He reported the warning to Erie police and said he will continue raids despite the threat.
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Jack Alexander
Wesleyville
Brie
Alexander
Station Road
Erie Police
Erie
Dairymen to Meet Saturday at Columbus
The local Dairymen's League Cooperative Association unit will convene at Grange Hall in Columbus on Saturday evening, September 19, at 8:30. National director J. H. Marsh of Waterford will speak on the milk industry's status and near term outlook. Columbus Grange supports the program with features and refreshments. members not yet solicited are asked to bring cake.
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Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association
Grange Hall
Marth
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
Columbus
Wns
J. H. Marsh
Waterford
Marsh
Roosevelt Highway Association to meet at Wellsboro
Corry will send a delegation to a Roosevelt Highway Association meeting in Wellsboro on September 19. H W Albertson of Kane, president, announced officers including Ralph J Burdick vice president and others whose terms end at the annual meeting. The group aims to extend U S No 6 westward to Chicago and beyond, with Judge L M Newomer of Bryan Ohio likely to attend and report on progress.
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U. S
Chicago
Corry
Lue Ahnildl
Roosevelt Highway Association
Wellsboro
Reidy
Call For Life
H.W. Albertson
Kane
Te Association
The
Associat ‘Iou
Albertson
Ralph J. Burdick
Smithport
Hogan
Isang
Raymond B. Gibbs
Stanton
H. J. Rice
Simeliport
New Omer
Bryan
Ohio
Middlewest
Muad
U.S. No
Ionio
Indiana
Mare
Treasury W For Mam 2,000,00 And Rye Purposes
Fragmentary text shows Treasury and licensing terms for whiskey manufacture and replenishment. Mentions B. Washington and commissioner actions related to distilleries and year of issuance, but details are garbled. No clear dates, places, or complete entities to identify.
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Treasury
Missioner Ja Distilleries
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Leslie Colwell
Cosmos Rizzio
Young Gang
Jamerson
Charles Conway
Young Watson
Theo Stevenson
Nolle
Stevenson
ODD Fellows
Orphans’ Home
Home Association
Elma Gordon
Jessie LaMachio
Konjola
New York
Erie Railroad System
Wall Street
W. Park Place
Mutual
Roosevelt
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
GuBk Cani
Phoenix
Van
Newhouse
Jerry, Pa
Liocert & Myers Tonacco Co
Aa Geni
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