Erie purse snatching and local court actions headlined
A purse was snatched from Mrs. Anna Hausmann of Erie on Tuesday night at 10 near 26th and German streets, containing $14 and items. Judge Schoonmaker sentenced Bernard I. Aluko to six months in Brie County Prison and fined $500 for tax offenses. Other notes report a garage opening, a barbershop launch, a severe injury from a road accident, dry gasless ore tests, hunting license reminders, and newborns at Corry Hospital with local civic event notices.
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Lanston's
Anna Hausmann
Erie
By & Tan
26Th
German Street
PP. Schoonmaker
Stitt
Erie County
Bernard I.aluko
Brie
Kineika
Mashi
Titusville Yesteray
Corry Hospital
North Center Street
Edward M. Metz
Paul Graham
Sf Frank Graham
R. D. Starklin
Eph Lehman
Franklin
Oriskany
Watson Township
Warren County
Root
J. Parker
First Avenue
Mike
Ike
Sambo
Snedden
Columbus
Lyceum
Robert Jonson
George Johnson
Warren
Warren General Hospital
Avoz
Injo Lyceum
Erie court push for permanent US district court
Glendora area ads lead into a batch of notices and local items. Federal Judge Schoonmaker and Judge Gibson are connected to a September term of court, urging a permanent district court in Erie as a new federal building nears completion. Other notes report school enrollment, local events, a missing veteran, and community notices from Franklin to Meadville.
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Erle
Echoonmaker
R. M. Gibson Jg
Erie
Furestal
Nidge Schoonmaker
Western Pennsylvania District Court
United States
Wilcox
Potter
Black to Arrive in U S Wednesday
Senior judges of the nine federal circuits gathered to discuss issues facing their districts. The public focus centered on the liner City of Norfolk arriving in Norfolk next Wednesday with newly appointed associate justice Hugo L. Black, who had fled London as a correspondent when he boarded the steamer.
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Washington
Seni
Courts of Appeals
Charles Evans Hughes
City of Norfolk
Arelve
Norfolk
Hugo L. Black
London
No More Backache Promises From Barosma Compound Tablets
Ad claims Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets cleanse kidneys and relieve back and side aches and bladder trouble. It urges acceptance of this specific product, states kidneys filter poison, and promotes 500 tablets at drug stores with a warning to avoid substitutes.
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Thompson
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