Licenses Await Hunters as 1934 Season Opens
Harrisburg reports licenses for the 1934 season are ready at county treasurers and Department of Revenue offices. Resident and non resident hunters must obtain state licenses and federal migratory bird stamps at post offices. Resident fee is 2 dollars and non residents pay at least 15 dollars, with totals set by the applicant’s home state.
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Marrisburg
Carly Nimrod
Uf al County
Department of Revenue
Pynters
Post Office Department
Pennsylvania
Workhouse for Stealing Auto In Erie County Court
David Smith of Westminster was convicted of automobile larceny by a jury in Erie county court. Sentenced by Judge Barnett to pay a $190 fine and serve nine months to two years in the Allegheny County workhouse. Thomas Fame, tried with him, found not guilty. The commonwealth had also alleged they stole an automobile owned by Mead of James Place on Aug 22. In Norwalk, Conn., Joseph Palakevich receiving a fine in his truck may have been injured when a tire exploded striking his head and face, he was treated for injuries.
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David Smith
R. D
Westminster
Erie County
Judee James Barnett
Perry Juniata
Allegheny Colunnty
Thomas
Fame Railress
Commonwealth
By & i
Mead
James Pl
United Press
Springfield
Mass
Wilile
Jaminslel
Aml
A. Sensasional
Xcape
Dhl
David J. Manning
Kaminale
Tdwarsd
Margiotti Attacks G. O. P. Platform at Erie Picnic
Charles J. Margiotti urged Erie county voters to back the Democratic ticket, denouncing the Republican platform as evasive and favoring tax reform and constitutional revision. He cited opposition from wealthy interests led by Grundy, Mellon, and Atterbury and endorsed Roosevelt’s New Deal and the Democratic platform adopted in June 1934. He spoke alongside Guffey and local leaders at Glenwood Park before 7,000 to 7,500 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Joseph Guffey
U.S
Polis
Uckel
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Grundy
Mellon
Alwnbury
Laley
Uue
Charles J. Marglotti
Aspir
Unl
Erie
Margiotti
Pimxsutawney
Glenwood Park
Joseph F. Guffey
U. S
William M. Berlin
Greensburg
Democratic Party
Otis
Roosevelt
United States
Pittsburgh
Crend
Marziotti
George Earle
Margiott
Pontine
Mark
Atterbury
Inerlayehen
Woman believed dead after Port Allegany incident
In Importum on September 17, McKean county authorities prepare to investigate the death of Mrs. Wmn O'Brien of Ormsby. A male companion claimed the couple fell from a car near Keating Summit and the husband allegedly beat her into unconsciousness before taking her to Port Allegany hospital. Mrs. O'Brien, 29, mother of three, was born in Garday to Mr and Mrs A B Mansfield now of Portville New York.
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McKean County Auhorities
Wmn. O'Brien
Ormsby
Port Alegany
O'Brien
Fear Keating Summit
Emporium
Port Allegany Hospital
Gardgay
A. B. Mansfield
Portville
N. Y
Plan Course in Salesmanship and Public Speaking
Local youths pursue a salesmanship and public speaking course with Erie State College Extension staff assistance. If ten students enroll locally, a school room may be used. The Journal will collect names to forward to the organizers.
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State College Extension
Erie
Fight Ohio Canal Route Heads to Washington
Delegates from Erie and numerous northwestern Pennsylvania cities depart for Washington D C to press for an all Pennsylvania canal route over the Beaver Mahoning waterway. L H Gavin of Oil City will lead the Pennsylvania group, with over 200 expected to participate in the Monday capital visit.
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Hiriw
Erie
Oi City
Pennsylvania
Washington, D. C
L. H. Gavin
Oil City
Allegheny Waterways Improvement Association
Pensylvanians
Friellen
Five bootleggers nabbed in Erie raid
State and federal revenue agents led raids in Farrell district and nearby towns capturing five bootleggers. Others were nabbed in Masury and transported to Youngstown as hearings and grand jury actions proceed. The defendants named include Phillip Nero Michael Skareh Michael Martucedo John Dell and Tony Dellera. Authorities in charge were B J Erskine and D K Shipley. In Salem a mother Mary Gatanis, age 30, recently gave birth to her tenth child.
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Erie
Farrell
Sharon
Masury
Youngstown
Stile
Federal
Phillip Nero
Bond St
Michael Skareh
Louisiana St
Michael Martucedo
Beachwood Ave
John Dell
Stambaugh St
Tony Dellera
Vinestreet
Stete
Tederel
B. J. Erskine
Eve
1D. K. Shipley
Pittsburgh
Salem
Mary Gatanis
Sacred concert delights Emmanuel Wolscopal Church audience
An appreciative crowd enjoyed a Sunday evening sacred concert at Emmanuel Wolscopal Church with local artists including Mrs Farry Roberts Miss Lillian Barnes Mrs Corinne Dean and J J Griitns plus Horace Brynnitson Mervill Lillie Ralph Ward and Mrs Griffiths. Rev George MacNamara welcomed the audience and led devotion before the program. A capacity crowd attended and Miss Beas Merrie asked for names of future participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Wolscopal
Farry Roberts
Lillian Barnes
Corinne Dean
J. J. Griitns
Horace Brynnitson
Mervill Lillie
Ralph Ward
Mulan Wayrumpet
Man confesses to killing mother in New Jersey
Arthur Gant, 27, fisherman from Lakehurst, is held for the grand jury after allegedly admitting to fatally shooting his mother Mrs. Sarah Gant. Her body was found at her home with buckshot wounds. Gant led police to the gun’s hiding spot and offered no motive beyond drinking.
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United Press
Lakehurst
Arthur Gant
Sarah Gant
Aunt Woman After Death of Relative
Bradford police started a death notification for Mrs Elizabeth Anthony believed to live in Meadville district after Rome L Tribble 87 was found dead at his home from an apparent heart attack.
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Antreo Press
Bradford
Tenroh
Elzabeth Anthony
Meadville
Rome L. Tribble
Triphie
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Norwalk
Conn
Joseph Palakevich
Frances Perkins
Acne
Uae
Margiotti Flay G. O. P
Fight
Ohio Canal
Emmanuel Church
Telephone Corpor
Etta Kett
Big Boy Heure
Ansher
Hike EE Frasers P
Sacks Jeserral
Don PA SA Rt
Maice
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