Halverson found guilty and highway bids opened
State officials opened 68 bids for 83 miles of highway and a bridge on Route BI in Dauphin County. The low bridge bid was 24 975.01 by J Hechter Construction. Hagedorn Construction Co of West Virginia bid 210 028 82 for 06 miles of reinforced concrete road through Erie Crawford, Union counties.
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Iy United Press
Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Oute BI
Fermanagis Lowship
Mufflintons Borough
Cunta County
Someraet County
Jeunar Wunship
Toswall
Ies
Winder Construction Co
Hadder
J, Jay and Huston
R Mathlouy
Altoona
Hever
Franklinship
Holmes Conution Co
Wooster
Ohio
Erie
Crawford
Roule Yi
Concord
Sparta
Senate Tariff Measure Delayed by Ware Case Fallout
Washington Sept 12 The defeat of Democrats on the tariff measure clouds party unity as five Democrats and many Republicans miss a vote on the three year old Ware election fraud case. The Watson motion delaying action until December survives, threatening tariff action and testing farm bloc loyalty amid Senate divisions.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senate
Wm. S. Ware
Pennsylvania
Art Broussard
Fletcher
Fla
Hawes Mo. Pitman
Nev
Bloc
Repllican
Vlcor
Watson
Baby Clinic Held Here Tomorrow At Municipal Hall
A baby clinic will be held tomorrow from 1 to 6 o clock at the Municipal building under the Children's Aid Society. The event caters to children up to six years old and will be supervised by a local physician. Mrs Ward will oversee arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Aid Society
Ward
Vielting Puree
Transportation for Washington pupils to Concord Building
Twenty fifth grade pupils at Washington school will be transported by bus to the Concord building for classes during the present term. The board discussed tax collector Gordon’s request for additional salary and reviewed financials and enrollment data.
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Washington
Concord
Board of Education
Clairlet
Hillstrom
Love Monroy
Lewis and Smith
Love
Dhe
G. H. Gordom
Missindar
Galaxy
Smith An
Lewis
Moore
Tiasmuch
D. G. Leash
Treaarer
C. H. Geiger
Gordon
Dewey
Fairview
Washington School
Concord School
ML J Nichola
Chilldren
Nichols Jnow
He Tunior High
East Columbus Avenue
Elizabeth Allen
Hks
Mantey Mechyls Sullivan
Buffalo
Tenby
Voters Urged to Register Before Primary Elections
Voters are urged to register on Saturday the final day for registration ahead of the primaries on September 17. All eligible voters must register to participate, ensuring they can vote in the upcoming election.
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Mainy
Directors of Hospital Meet in Regular Session
The hospital board met last evening with directors Mesara Mount Metal Stewart Elston Shea Olds and Bracken present. They reviewed August minutes and heard updates from Ruth Clyburn superintendent on a busy month including 1074 patient days and 5700 meals. Charges and insurance details were discussed along with elevator corrections and affiliations for student nurses with Pittsburgh hospitals.
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Hospital Board of Directors
Mesara
Mount, Metal
Stewart
Elston
Shea
Olds and Bracken
Savers Communications
Corry Community Chest
Travelers Tnsurance Company
Department of Labor and Industry
Alliance Insurance Company
Ruth Clyburn
Milsy Clyburn
Children’s Hospital
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburgh
Allegheny General
Four Charged With DWI Face Three Year Sentence
Four individuals, two men and two women, are held in Mercer Pennsylvania on driving while intoxicated charges. Judge McLaughry has promised a maximum three year sentence with hard labor for violators of the motor code. The arrests followed a raid while swimming at Big Bend. Names mentioned include Harry Cummings and Bhancelot, with the women identified only by initials.
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United Press
Mercer
J. A. McLaughry
Big Bend
Harry Cummings
Ar Bhancelot
Wlyas
Retired Naval Officer Hoover Aide In Inquiry
Rear Adm Hilary Pollard Jones publicly condemns Shearer activities linked to naval disarmament efforts. He warned President Hoover of propaganda ties and advised on investigations into Shearer alleged to have represented Newport News Drydock and Ship Building, Brown and Hoover and others.
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NAVAL
Hoover
Lyle G.wilson
United Press
Washicton
W. B. Shearer
Navy
Hilary Pollard Jones
Galler
Hich
Inez Priday
Shearer
Jones
American Hrown-Eovers Company
Newport News Drydock and Ship Building Company
Seheme Ship Killing Corporation
Honger
White House
Former policeman attempts death by self action
Pittsburgh report states Harry L. Winrick former Sewickley police chief tried to kill himself at his mother’s home near the heart. He was hospitalized in serious condition with doubtful recovery. Winrick had separated from his wife Mary and had been out of work since resigning last May.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Harry L. Winrick
Poller
Sewickley
Olive Winrich
Winrich
Mary Winrich
Veterans of Foreign Wars Parade Planned This Evening
The Veterans of Foreign Wars will stage a parade in the city this evening to promote their week's circus and frolic on the East Washington street grounds. Business places and organizations have been invited to enter their floats in the procession which starts at eight o'clock.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
East Washington Street
Studebaker Agents Meet in Buffalo Branch Service Session
Studebaker representatives from the Buffalo area met at the Muntelpil building with about twenty five in attendance. P H Liggett district service manager led the session which will close with a banquet at the Hotel Corr y at 5 30 this afternoon. Pittsburgh strike settlement hoped after city officials and union talks.
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Studebaker
Pittsburgh
Beer raid nets large seizure at Ferdell residence
Police seized more than a hundred bottles of beer described as good quality and found a twenty gallon still and moonshine gear at Carl Ferdell’s East Columbus Avenue home near Hare Creek bridge. Ferdell pleaded guilty to operating a disorderly place and was fined 50 plus costs.
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Carl Perdell
Ferdell
Columbus Avenue
Hare Creek Bridge
Tipton
Brown and
Ruppersbure
Deer
Woll
B. Porter
Relatives of city residents among Starbrick fire victims
Mrs Archie Bilaborough and her daughter Edna perished in the Starbrick home fire along with the family explosion. The deceased was a relative of Roy Stufflebeam and his kin in the city. Double funeral services were planned at Wesleyan church in Pittsfield with interment in Pittsfield cemetery. A relief campaign in Warren aimed to aid the widowed father and four other children left destitute by the blaze.
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Archie Billaborough
Edna
Nerte
Starbrick
Walter Stufflebeam
Corry
Grand Valley
Roy Shuttlebeam
Wesleyan Church
Pittsfield
Robinson
Pittsfiside
Bilsborough
Warren Hospital
Warren
Kiwanis Club Sets Committees At Weekly Lunch
Kiwanis Club held its weekly luncheon with 25 members present. President Howard announced six month committee assignments and discussed upcoming club activities. New members were introduced and entries for entertainment were added.
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Kiwanis Club
Howard
Ward Woman Suffered Severe Gash From Jar Accident
Mrs. Marion Campauga on Smith Street injured her left hand when a fruit jar broke while tightening the cover. A deep cut required six stitches after she was treated at the hospital and later discharged.
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Marion Campauga
Smith Street
Today’s Five Best Radio Entainments
Five radio shows listed with networks WEAF WJZ WABG terrestrial schedules. Entries include Sunshine Hour Jack Frost Melodies Libby World Tour Show Boat and Victor Dance Hour across 7 8 9 BST times.
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WEAF
NBC
WJZ
Libby
WABG
GBS
Clever ruse by Telluride bank president eyed in $500000 swindle
Telluride bank president Charles Waggonar reportedly devised a scheme to use faked telegrams from six New York banks to swindle $500000. Legal battles loom between state and federal authorities over where the offense occurred as investigators weigh recoveries for depositors and creditors.
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United Press
New Castle
Wyo
Charles Delos Waggonar
Telluride
Cojo
Wallstecot
Telluride Bank
New York
Waggoner
Wagsoner
Weggimer
Colorado
Minneapolis man convicted of manslaughter in patrolman Swanson death
Frei Halverson, 44, of Minneapolis, found guilty by Erie county jury of voluntary manslaughter in the April 1911 shooting of State Highway Patrolman Russell T. Swanson at North East. The verdict came after a four hour jury deliberation. Halverson faces a six to twelve year prison term and will be sentenced after two co-defendants are tried.
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Bard
Erie
North East
Frei
Halverson
Minneapolis
Erie County
Russell T. Swanson
Olly Herbs
S. ¥. Rossiter
Jth
Sami Bard
Swanson
Wim
Joe Trvne
Ingie
Himisélf
DuBois Selected For 1930 ME Church Conference
Delegates at Meadville choose DuBois as host for the 1930 Methodist Episcopal conference. Rev W E Bartlett invited the gathering and First ME Church in DuBois will stage the session. Erie Conference ceremonies mark today’s world service event with speakers Rev Robert Bagnall and Dr Albert Day delivering addresses. Appointments for the coming year will be announced at Monday’s conference.
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W. E. Bartlett
M. E
DuBois
Methodist Episcopal Church
Meadville
MM. E
Mr. Bartlett
Erie
Robert Bagnall
Grace M. E. Church
Harrisburg
Albert B. Day
Christ M. E. Church
Pittsburgh
Allegheny College Opens Freshman Week at Meadville
Allegheny College began Freshman week with 205 students in Meadville and a keynote by Prof. William El Watt on the college's history. Upperclass registration is set for Sept 26 and semester classes start Sept 18. A 13 year old, William Johnson, was injured in a bicycle accident near Spring Creek, suffering a broken right shoulder and receiving medical care in Meadville.
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Allegheny College
Meadville
Spring Creek
United Press
Ereshman Claes
William A. el- Watt
Reg Mor
William Johnson
D. Johnson
C. B. Kibler
Laler
Prose Boy Dies in Injury at Westmoreland Coal Plant
Deputy Cordner C. Rodgers of Irwin investigates the death of Andrew Sagiskiy eight of Export, fatally injured Tuesday evening at the Westmoreland Coal Company plant in Export.
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Greensburg
Cordner
C. Rodgers
Trwin
Andrew Sagiskiy
Export
Westmoreland Coal Company
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Spartansburg Road
Concord Bldg
Archie Billsborough
Walter Stuffleheam
Law
Robin Hood
Colorado Bank
M. E. Church
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