Prohibition Official Sees Need for More Raids in Corry
Deputy prohibition administrator D Phree Gunwilsour spoke at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Corry detailing raids on bootlegging joints and criticizing local officials. He branded the Elks Club as a disgrace and warned that Uncle Sam will not be satisfied until enforcement improves, urging residents to act on the word.
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D.phree Gunwilsour
Corry
First ‘Methodist Episcopal Church
Elks’ Club
Frank
Mr. Wilson
Chile
Sam
Wester Pennsylvania
Delaware
Frank A. Wimer
Mr. Wimer
Witich
Wilson
Chicago
Nias
Prohibition
Aquor
Bross
Youths Admit Trying to Wreck Two Trains
Buffalo police arrested John Wesley Edwards and Raymond Wolentarsic, both 18, for attempting to wreck the Twentieth Century Limited and the Black Diamond Express. Wolentarsic wore an Army uniform and claimed desertion from the Signal Corps. They planned to derail trains then pose as rescuers and rob passengers.
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Buffalo
New York Cents
Lehigh Valley
John Wesley Edwards
Raymond Wolentarsic
Buffa‘lo
United States Army Signal Corps
Prohibition Enforcer Critiques Clubs At Raid
A prohibition officer denounces Hiks Club conditions found during a raid citing barricaded doors liquor in barroom and basement and calls for internal bolting and outside locks. He criticizes enforcement gaps and warns officials failing to act undermine law while urging citizens to fight liquor traffic and protect children.
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Sam
Hiks
Raiders
Prohibion
Poth
Police Department
Wilson
Enforcement Army
Married Woman Finds Relief From Gas After Adlerike
A married woman, troubled by years of gas from eating only baby food, credits Adlerike with relieving gas after one spoonful. She can now eat freely and sleep better as the medicine acts on both upper and lower bowels. Kelster’s Cut Rate Drug Store advertises Adlerike as a surprising stomach relief.
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Adierika
Mre
M. Gunn
Adlerila
Kelster'n
Advi
Mystery Solved in Lost Horse Mine Discovery by Annie L Rose
Annie L Rose, a long time prospector known as a colorful spinster, is credited with locating the Lost Horse mine in California after decades of searching. The strike, once lost after a 1878 quadruple murder erased local knowledge, yielded substantial riches reportedly amounting to $98,000 in a single day. A photo shows Miss Rose at the mine site.
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Annie L. Rose
Tehsehapt Mountains
California
Miss Roxe
Youths Held for Robberies in Rocky Grove
Deputy Sheriff Victor Voorhies placed under arrest Cyte Green, 16, and Calyin Krepp, 15, for their alleged third burglary of the A and P store in Rocky Grove. They entered via a room above the shop and cut through the tin ceiling with a can opener, taking cigarettes, candy, and chewing gum. Bail could not be set, and they were committed to jail while Judge Parker is away. Some tools were recovered.
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Oaurung
Victor Yoor Wes
Ainder
Rocky Grove
Cyte Green
Calyin “Krepp
A. and P
Judge
Parker
Voorhies
Walsh Doubts Cuba Fears as State Dept Reports Calm
Washington reports from Havana show Cuba in a calm state with no sign of imminent disturbances. Senator Walsh had warned of serious trouble in the island republic and possible disastrous consequences if the United States offered aid, but acting Secretary Cotton stated the current information does not support those fears.
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Washington
State Department
Cuba
Walsh
Massachusetts
Cotton
Island Republic
United States
Havana
Cubs
Imran Killed by Hit Run Driver Arrest Three
Jamestown Sept 22 Gail Risch 56 formerly of Loyal Avenue killed in a hit and run on Lane wood Road and Howard Avenue Westmilicott about 6 40 last night three men in the death car arrested early today Police chief Douglas Kropf said driver John Anderson Beechwood admitted striking no belief it was a person Risch died at Jamestown General Hospital at 12 18 this morning with a fractured skull and multiple injuries Meantime Bobby Jones posted a 69 one under par in the first round of the national amateur golf tournament at Ardmore Pa
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Jammestown
Gail Risch
Loyal Avenue
Lanewood Road
Howard Avenue
Hilicott
Risch
Jamestown General Hospital
Douglas GC. Kropf
West Milicott
John Anderson
Beechwood
Rison
Pole Falls at Franklin Market Endangers Street Scene
A Keystone Public Service pole collapsed during peak curb market hours at Franklin Avenue near the High School, severing wires and smashing two cars. No injuries were reported, though Mrs. Nancy Graham’s touring car and W A Yost’s truck were damaged. The fallen beam crushed the motor of the Yost vehicle while the Graham car’s steering wheel was broken. Wires spanned across the market but caused no harm to bystanders.
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Franklin
Franklin Avenue
Keystone Public Service Co
Nancy Graham
Sugar Lake
Mildred Graham
Miss Graham
W. A. Yost
East 2Nd Street
Erie
Death of Mrs Kiernan Martin from Oil City
Mrs Kiernan Martin 25 daughter of Mr and Mrs M J Cudahy longtime Corry resident, died this morning at her Oil City home after a long illness. She is survived by her husband Kiernan Martin a 0 year old child Theresa Marie and her parents. Her death shocks many friends in the area.
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Kiernan Martin
M. J. Cudahy
Corry
Oil City
Theresa Marie
Lang
Sea Color Explained By Salt-Rich Atlantic Inflow
The Medle tervinesh sea exhibits a deep blue hue mainly from constant salt water input from the Atlantic and the lack of large sediment-rich streams draining into it. This combination keeps sediments low and amplifies the water’s intense blue appearance.
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Atlantic Ocean
Body of Erie Fisherman Recovered From Lake Erie
The body of Valentine Seiffert, 55, of Erie, Pa, a fisherman on the tug Junior, was found in Lake Erie near the Central Avenue dock. Police say he may have fallen overboard returning to the boat after nightfall Friday. Coroner Brond of Fredonia will hold the remains. funeral arrangements await word from relatives.
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Dunkirk
Valentine Seiffert
Erie
Central Avenue
Morris Wielks
Wm. Clutford
Harry Knolle
Gifford
Seifert
Brond
Fredonia
Larsen
Night Classes at St. Edward's Begin Next Week
Regular night classes at St Edward's school start next week. Registration is open this evening from seven to nine. Sessions occur twice weekly at the campus, costing one dollar. Beginners and advanced students may join in bookkeeping and shorthand as these classes have been very successful.
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St. Eaward’s School
Monimal
Jury Probes Car In Murder Case In Erie Garage
Erie county court shifted to a garage as jurors and attorneys examined Carlucci s Ford truck tied to the killing of Tony Roberto. Ferdinando Wetkowski of Northwestern University described evidence while defense counsel Margiotti used lengthy cross examination to delay and prepare the defense for the murder charge.
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Conneant
Erie
Erie County
Criminal Court
Altorneys
Nick Carlucci
Tony Roberto
U. S
Fifth
State
Carlucci
Knobloch
Roberto
Ferdinando Wetesk
Viennese Department of Police Act Now
Bureau of Crime Detection
Northwestern University
Chicago
Trek
Conneaut
Ohio
Charles J. Margiotti
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Pike's Crossing
Angola
Tile County
Red Jacket
Hamburg Streets
Lehign Valley
Highty-tve
Iman
Carl Risch
Ellicott
Franklin Curb Market
Asamh, Pleasant Bank
Lake Erie
ST. Edward's
Lanston-Steles Hosiery Repair Service
Root’s Furniture Store
Majestic
Philco
ALLEN
THOR
White Star
Tappan
Universal Carpet
Congoleum
Helge A. Warre
Hh Dai
Institute
Warsip
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