Johnson seeks Jamestown mayor seat in 1910s era
Albert G. Johnson, former Third Ward Alderman and 1915 Council President, announces he is considering a run for Jamestown mayor. A veteran Republican, he runs a paint and glass store at 40 South Main and a seeds and implements business with A. G. Johnson & Son. He resides at 35 Mechanic Street.
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Jamestown
Albert G. Johnson
Morning Post
Wayor
Johnson
Inclus
South Main Street
A.G. Johnson & Son
John Son
Mechanic Street
Alin
Former Corry Resident Eunice Keefe Dies in Jamestown
The former Corry resident Mrs Eunice Gardiner Keefe of Celeron died Friday at 4 30 pm in the maternity pavilion of the W C A Hospital Jamestown New York. She is survived by her husband William Keefe her mother Mrs Catherine Zimmerman stepfather George Zimmerman a brother George Gardner and two half brothers Edward and Paul Zimmerman all of Celeron. Her infant daughter was buried yesterday at Lakeview Cemetery. Funeral services will be held at Boyd Funeral Home Jamestown Monday at 2 pm with interment in Lakeview Cemetery.
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Eunice Gardiner Keefe
Celeron
Jamestown
N.Y
Keefe
Corry
Wiliam Keefe
Catherine Zimmerman
George Zimmerman
George Gardner
Edward
Paul Zimmerman
Found Guilty Manslaughter In Erie Case
Clyde McGror alias Clyde Curley, owner of a Springfield moonshine dive, was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter by a Erie county jury after more than 25 hours deliberation. The verdict was returned at 4:90 o clock yesterday afternoon after the jury sought further instructions. Judge William E. Wirt did not sentence him yet. sentencing is expected Monday.
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Erie
Clyde _McGror
Clyde Curley
Springfield
Erie County Criminal Court
Raymond Merrick
William E. Wirt
Keeping Milk Safe in a Hot Dry Spell
The text explains how milk can curdle during heat and dryness due to bacteria. It notes that coagulation happens without rennetlike enzymes, acting on casein and albumin in the milk. It emphasizes careful handling to prevent spoilage in challenging conditions.
Brutal Jamestown Murder Cleared Up
Police probing the Jamestown murder of Libaria Speracza found her body at the King street foot bridge. Details describe extensive throat wounds, a cross marked on the face, and a scarf tied around the neck. Suspects including Jamestown Jimmy Dee and Frank Sergio were questioned as officers sought a confession and motive.
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Jamestown Post
Hvac
Libaria Speracza
Water Street
King Street
Chadakoin
Clyde D. Smith
Sperazza
Pester
Jamies Dee
Harrison Street
Tames Town
Jimmy" Dee
Dee
Jamestown General Hospital
Speranza
Fred Cusimano
Alfen Street
Oitlock
Benins
Ring Street
Hich
Gusimane
Sperzea
Shiny
Desperado kilns brother in Ohio Valley area
Beaver Pa Sept 19 United Press reports William Miller sought after fatally shooting his brother in a dispute over a woman in Midkind Pa. Police surrounded a house near Bat Liverpool to trap Miller but he remains at large as officers search the Heaver County area.
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United Press
Beaver
Hell
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Willian Miller
Alabama
William
Bat
Liverpool
Bank to Reopen Soon in Naw Castle
New Gastibe, GPp- Sept, stockholders and depot of the First State Bank at Naw Castle. Closed on Thursday by the State Sinking Department, expect a proposal for reopening the institution next week. Funds are being collected to make up the defalcation that caused the loss.
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NEW Gastibe
Gpp- Sept
First State Bank
Naw Castle
State Sinking Department
Ryan Triumphs in Erie Boxing Bout
Erie bout ends in a decision as Sony Ryan of Buffalo defeats Tommy Galson by Wilkes Barte on a ten round contest in Erie.
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Ryan
Erie
United Press Erie
Sony Ryan
Buffalo
Tommy Galson
Wilkes Barte
Communist seeks probe of Kellogg ban
Shapuri Saklnttala, British Communist MP, barred from the United States, requests a probe and defense before a special committee. He says he is willing to travel to America to challenge the ban, denouncing President Obildze and Secretary Kellogg for the exclusion without hearing. The appeal follows a cableregram from the American Civil Liberties Union offering to cover legal expenses for the test case.
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London
Shapuri Saklnttala
America
United States
United Vrass
Umion
Y Sakatawala
Parsee
Oblitixe
Kellogg
Durkan Sides With Miners Over Wage Dispute
Scranton Mayor John Durkan breaks with operators in the anthracite wage dispute. He cites unsettled industry conditions and argues profits are not shared with miners. Durkan challenges operator claims that the average miner earns seven dollars daily and says compensation is insufficient.
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Auyou Cross Scranton
John Durkin
Scrantome
Durban
W. W. Inglis
Durkan
Chick Sex a Secret in Turbulent Hatchery Report
A fragment reports uncertainty over determining a chick's sex before incubation, noting limitations in early prediction methods amid unclear technical details and shipyard references.
Two Steel Workers Killed In Camden Bridge Collapse
Two construction workers employed by a firm building a patrol bridge in Camden were killed when a heavy load of steel toppled Monday. Names listed include Chet Ny, James Ctoras, and Thomas, all residents of nearby towns. Residents said the victims were visiting the site when the fatal accident occurred near the Delaware River.
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Butts
Mont
Janes Ctoras
Camden
N. J
Delaware
James
George Placie
Petroleum
Mr. Thomas
E, D. Welch
Reed Street
New Clue in Brutal Murder in Brooklyn
Police unveiled a fresh lead in the slaying of Florence Kane as detectives recovered bloodstained canvas gloves near Utica Avenue. They questioned a white man connected to the Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Co in a case that has gripped the city since May.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Florence Kane
Utica Avenue
James Kane
Wah
Mofbrman
Brooklyn-Mantiatian
Kanes
Keeps Him Guessing An Elrl Fever Lets A Fellow Know
An Elrl fever story from Portland details a playful game of guessing affection. The narrative follows a woman sending signals to gauge a suitor’s interest, creating a tense flirtation within the social scene. The piece captures local banter and the era’s dating customs.
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Portland Evening Express
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W. Smith
Sarland
Mayville
Hunt Desperado
Ghichester
Kellogg Ban
Iowa
John W. Lambing
W. Park Place
Beil
Endicott-Johnson
Brownell Shoe Company
Center St
Corry, Pa
Bernstein Brothers
Clothiers
North Center ST
Corry, Penna
N. Cohen & Sons
Bigelow-Hartford
Smith's
Fidel
Tin Angele
New
Business Man
the National Bank
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