Four jailed for kidnaping of Crosby man
Four men faced federal sentences after pleading guilty to impersonating officers in the 1950s Crosby kidnapping of Todor Nedeloff of Crosby Pennsylvania. Spiro Yovanoff and three others received six month federal terms and nine month Allegheny workhouse terms. Yovanoff’s case remains in McKean county court. A fifth defendant Antonio Orazio had impersonation charges pressed but no federal action.
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HRIN
FP. Schoonnisker
Todor Nede’coff
Crosby
Spiro Yovanoff
Sweelen
Dustin Versic
Paul Ubac
Yovanoff
Allegheny
Yoganoff
McKean
Boughton
MccKean
Nedelcott
Antonio Orazio
Nedelooff
George Kamencai
Tulsa
Okla
Kane
Gas Station Robbed at Erie
Erie police investigated a nighttime robbery at Craig Oil station 12th and Liberty where attendant Webster A. Lobdell was robbed of about 75 to 80 dollars by a lone bandit. The suspect escaped. Lobdell could not describe the thief.
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Erie
Webster A. Lobdell
Craig
12Th
Liberty Streets
Lobdell
Cherry Street
Erie Primary Canvass Names Local Political Nominees
Official canvass of ballots launched in Erie as of Sept 22 shows Dell Darling the Republican sheriff nominee with a 208 vote lead over Dr Ralph McCord of North East. Democratic winnerJohn Flynn tops the ticket with Dr Mehaffey also winning nominations in multiple posts. multiple ward and county races listed with names like Milton Schaffner and Bernard J Wolsey among nominees.
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Erie
Metcord
Thomas Mehaffey
H. Lee Munger
Stanley Desser
City Employe
Milton Schaffner
John McDonald
Robert W. Shepard
Bernard J Woley
Matthew McCarthy
Harvey Wills
Horace Bell
Henry Stanczak
Charles Bachér Hau
Paul Watson
Frantie J. Gacekowsk
William Schubaker
Thomas McCormick
Howard Shugatt
Charles McCarthy
Thomas Conyngham
Erie Man Ends Life with Gas
Erie man Thomas Johnson, 83, of 149 H 10th street, died by his own action Thursday afternoon, inhaling gas after taping a rubber hose to his mouth. He left a note asking his wife and several others be notified. Walter G. Stroble found the body. Kepple and Mead were asked to be notified. Flour mill near Green Lake Wisconsin, built in 1848, still operates.
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Trie
Thomas Johnson
10Th Street
Johnson
EE. Bist Street
Cleyslani
Goraner
Walter G. Stroble
B. Kepple
Grubb Road
F .A. Mead
State Street
Warren Youth Sentenced to Federal Prison
Robert Hawks age 28 of Warren Pennsylvania received a two year term in the Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary after pleading to auto theft. The sentence followed a prior Allegheny workhouse term and Hawks was arrested near San Francisco for passing worthless checks. He was handed to federal authorities for a car stolen from his former employer in Warren and abandoned in Lebanon Indiana.
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Robert Hawks
Federal
R.D. 1
Warren
Lewisburg
Judgh T. P. Schoonmaker
Hawks
Allegheny
San Francisco
Calif
Lebanon
Ind
C. W. Jackson
Weed clearing at $75 per mile drives railroad costs
The American Railway Association notes weed clearing is an annual expense of 75 dollars per track mile, part of the incidental costs of operating railways. This expense adds to the burden of high railroad fares discussed by travelers.
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Washington
Tthe
American Railway Association
Union City election yields tight wards in general vote
Union City voters turn out slowly with about 800 ballots cast in the general election. Ben Green wins the First Ward Republican nomination by 34 votes while Green also secures the Detych erste nomination. Council candidates Rulef Young and Charles Mullen run unopposed in the Second Ward and are set for November. Milton Rouse and John Dimcombe win school board seats. Tom R. Gardner is unopposed for Burgess and garners 506 votes across wards.
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Union City
Ben Green
Green
Detycherste
Rulef Young
Charles Mullen
Milton Rouse
John Dimcombe
Tom R. Gardner
Burgess
Constables May Lose Fees Reform Effort In Legislature
A plan to abolish the fee system paid to constables in small towns will be pushed at the coming legislative session. Benjamin Forkas of the New England Motorists Association calls the practice a rotten motor trap.
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Hartford. Coms
Benjamin ‘Forkas
New England Motorists’ Association
Kindergarten Instruction May Be Given Here
Parents with children for a Selidergarten class in this area are urged to contact Miss Louise Mount who trained at Slippery Rock State Teachers College. A survey is under way to gauge interest and enrollment potential. If enough pupils enroll, an organized class would begin with a room prepared in the Mount residence on West Wredariel Street.
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Louise Mounit
Slippery Rock State ‘Teachers College
Miss Mount
West Wred
Ariel Street
War Memorial Tank Gift Hailing in England
In England a war memorial tank was presented to honor fallen service members. The ceremony celebrated the gift noted for its historical significance and commemorative purpose, with local officials and veterans in attendance.
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England
Public sale notice of estate assets in Corry Pennsylvania
Notice is given of a public sale of all personal property of the late Dr Smith of Corry, Pennsylvania. Auctions occur October 7 1935 at 10:00 AM in the Cameron Block and 2 00 PM at 310 East South Street Hall. Viewings by appointment. bids cash. executor Second National Bank of Erie.
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A.L. Smith
A. Louta Smith
Dr Smith
Corry
Pennsylvania
Cameron Block
East South Street Hall
City
Second National Bank of Bie
A. L. Smith
A. Louis Smith
Attention
Air
Bert
Brie
Aimien'stratrix Sale At George Slye Farm Details
Public auction of the George W. Slye estate personal property at the George Slye farm near Derry Minnes Lake pavement on Wednesday Sept 27 at 8 00 pm. Items include cows mares hogs chickens bees farming equipment wagons tractors and more with lunch provided by local women’s groups. Proceeds go to the estate administered by Mary G Slye with John Hammann as auctioneer.
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Aimien'stratrix
George Vs Slye
Dex
George- Slye
Derry
Minéiey Lake
George W. Slye
Nilfit Bel Mator
Ladies Aid Society
Wheeloak
Frontier fort bill outlines construction plan
A brief later item notes a legislative proposal to fund fortifications on the frontier. It references a bill, a designated fort site, and authorities expected to advance the measure.
Fragmentary OCR Note Traces Military Language and Names
The readable text shows garbled phrases about military terms and names including Ang and German references. It mentions a person labeled John and a nickname Lil Lonty with unclear context. No coherent event or date is discernible.
Relief Ali Re Ante Tay Ve Wal Ww Fer The Mill Tet
Fragmentary OCR text mentions relief effort and a mill, with unclear names and dates. Readable tokens indicate a local notice style about aid or pending work, but essential facts remain obscured.
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Green Lake
Wis
Wisconsin
Mite
Louise Mount
Lakeview
Pillsbury
Boydace
Japan
Morton’s Cash Grocery
Center St
South Center
Us Department
Spring Creek
Publiahars
Matandere
Big W. Church
Second Avenue
Mrs Group
East Pleasant Street
W. Church Street
Core of Journal
Hineee Gayla Vaniotee
George Bensinks
Rhode Island
Simmons
W. H. Merticle
Furnagh
Ipor
Spring Street
Aregier
James Gould
East Street
Ong Hstste
Heatrola
East Smith Street
Inquire Journal
Concord ‘St
Delaware Street
J. Patterson
South Center Street
Magern
MM. N.O
Bate
Journal
Algtt
Mary G Slyh
State of
George
Thane
Vou
France
Promi
War Ny Ditarn
United
Paris
Tom Sant
Chang
John
Lil Lonty
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