Three Cornered Fight for Mayor Big Feature
Heavy voter interest in the Erie primary. Ex Mayor Alexander leads activity with other candidates, including Patterson Loveland and Prohibition factions. Slaying murders of two Erie Italians near Tidioute draw state police and local officers into a widening case triggering arrests and a multi county hunt for suspects.
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ERIE
Grand Valley
Alexander
John B. Patterson
F. M. Loveland
Petterson
Loveland
Jy Bette
Patterson
Wey
Roe
City Coucilmen
M. Liss Mulderick
Ernest A. Williams
P.M. Nienols
Jack Applebees
Heglectloh
Selisle Case Held Over Until November Term
The Selsle case against Elizabeth Selsle from this city, charged with all legal surgery in the death of Caroline Brudin of Clarington, will be held over until the November term. Mrs Sel sle planned to plead guilty but did not. Her case, tied to the Wn jon City Capital proprietress and the decomposed body found, remains pending as two men from Warren, Ernest Sharp and Harry Foulkrod, are at liberty and to be brought to trial in November. The defendant remains in the county jail at Erl.
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Tidioute
Sheri
Harry Jefferson
Warren
Cuzzola
Boccio
Brie
Ralph Saracens
Susrola
State Hatchery
Dull
Met
Suezola
Clarion
Relsdyes
Cuezola
Cherry Free
Titusville
Venango Sonny
Sie Olse
Mig
Hizabeth Selele
Caroline Brudin
Clasington
Mra Selsle
Eptember
Ner Gide
Quarte Sessions Court
Wn Jon City Toapital
Miss Braden
Ernest Sharp
Harry Foulkrod
Uall
Selale
Jull
Erle
Pittsburgh in Throes of Hot Election Fight
Western Pennsylvania voters faced a three cornered Pittsburgh mayoralty race as 850000 names were struck from assessment lists. Early poll riots loomed as election boards wrestled with phantom voters and court orders to remove names. Campaigns of Martin and Malone aimed to block voting of invalidated names tied to Kin e, threatening prosecutions of election board members.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
O At
Common Pleas Court
Eity
Registration Commission
Richard W Martin
James Malone
Charles Kine
Malone
Martin
Election Board
Driver of Nitro Wagon Has Miraculous Escape
Albert Brooks, 42, a nitro glycerine truck driver, escaped death after his truck wreck near Franklin Pennsylvania. Ten quarts of nitro glycerine were hurled free but did not detonate. Brooks sustained only bruises and cuts from the automobile accident.
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United Press
Franklin
Albert Brooks
Here
Brooks
Prohibition agents seize alcohol near downtown Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on September 17, prohibition agents seized about one thousand gallons of alcohol valued at over $6,000 from a truck in the downtown area. They found an additional forty five-gallon cans in the garage where the truck was kept. Two men were arrested and refused to disclose the source of the liquor.
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Unites Fre
Pittsburgh
Prohibition
Oregon Cities Menaced by Forest Fire Across State
United Press dispatch reports Oregon towns saved as winds shift in fires that have consumed farms, mills, and tens of thousands of acres. Eleven lives confirmed lost. Estacada was briefly trapped by blaze before escape. Clark County towns Estacada and Yacolt believed safe. Angelo Galligan among 14 dead in Oregon and Washington counties.
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United Press
Portland
Ore
Boone
Estacada
Liem
Wstacla
Yacolt
Clark County
Washington
Orish Village
St. Helen's
Angelo Galligan
Oregon
Prison Term Given for Abduction in Altoona
Albert Puler 21 was sentenced by Judge Marion D. Patterson to five to ten years in the Western penitentiary for kidnapping G. E. Shetfner and Norma Hanna of Altoona. He also received two years for two auto theft charges and three years for parole violation. Irmond Elcher was sent to the Monin gdon reformatory. Close call on railroad crossing near Wilnsvile Ohio as a Pittsburgh party escaped death when stalled car was struck by an approaching freight train.
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United Press
Altoona
Albert Puler
G.E. Shetfner
Norma Hanna
Marion D. Patterson
Weslern
Filer
Irmond Elcher
Moningdon Reformatory
Stwubrnville
Mir
P. McClare
Pittsburgh
Wernwood
Ehralite
Smithfield
Narrow escape for motorists in rain of shotgun pellets
Two Michigan motorists pulled into a driveway on East Columbus avenue near Jol Decker’s property intending to rest. Decker fired twice, pellets denting the car rear, prompting the couple to flee. Police noted Decker’s recent visits by poultry thieves and indicate no action taken by authorities so far.
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Michigan
Jol Decker
East Columbus Avenue
Decker
Decker Place
Hall
Union Doctor Club Speaker Delivers Industrial Surgery Talk
Dr Drew Sherwood of Union City Pa and Corry Rotary member spoke at the Union Doctor Club luncheon at Hotel Corry. A good membership attended as Dr Sherwood presented an entertaining message on Industrial Surgery. Don Armstrong of Geneva Ohio was a guest.
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Drew Sherwood
Union City
Th Corry Rotary Club
Focal Clu
Hotel
Corry
Sherwood
Don Armstrong
Rotsran
Geneva
Ohio
Plea of Guilty Hits State Murder Case Surprises Court
Joe Iavie pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the shooting of Patrolman Swanson. He was sentenced to five and a half to 12 years. Bard, convicted of murder in the second degree, faces 10 to 20 years. Market reaction followed the testimonies and potential new trials lingered.
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Halverson
Swanson
Joe Iavie
buAty Court
Byrniceo
West
New York
Tayle
Sam Bard
Call Money
Corryites to Attend Meeting at Wellsboro
Clyde F. Brown director of the Roosevelt Highway Association will attend the annual meeting at Wellsboro on Friday noon September 20. He hopes to interest Worth Hammond president of the Curry Group exchange and G A Wallace manager of the Hotel Curry in accompanying him. State highway officials and local delegates will discuss extending Route 6 to the Mississippi River and a booster drive to raise funds for the association’s work.
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Clyde F. Brown
Roosevelt Highway Association
Wellsboro
Brown
Worth Hammond
Curry Grouilxchange
G. A. Wallace
Curry
Wellsvoro
Highway Association
A Willis
Waterloo
Indiana
L. Newcomimer
Bryan
Cleveland-Chicago Pike Association
Mississippi
State Highway Department
Raisa
Roosevelt Highway
Corry
20 Killed 31 Hurt in German Mine Explosion
In Saarbrucken Germany 20 people died and 31 were injured in a series of mine explosions and a subsequent fire at the Little Ros selle coal mine. Rescue workers faced danger from further blasts as flames raged through shifts. Wives and children mourned as villagers rushed to aid the site and earlier blasts that killed three and wounded five. Katherine McGrath departed to study at Vila Murs Academy.
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United Press
Saarbrucken
Germany
Rosselle
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