Three Bank Robbers Still At Large After Jail Escape
In Jefferson City on July 19, 1936, Frank Bird 40 his brother and James Widmer 29 remained at large after escaping a state prison where Bird and his brother had served part of an eight to ten year sentence and Widmer had served part of a life term. Theodore Slapak 19 was captured for murder of a special policeman during a helicopter incident. Bertha Tober 48 was gravely injured near death from internal injuries after a car seized by the robbers struck her. the vehicle had been taken from Traffic Judge Louis Petrash.
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Local residents note travels and visitors across several cities
Mrs A L Miller leaves for Buffalo to spend several days. Howard and Mrs Smith of Youngstown end their visit here. Howard McElvey of Cleveland plans several days in Erie. Mrs Jacobs and others visit Mendivilin to see Mrs Jacobs' brother. Several businessmen visit Erie and nearby towns while others depart for Atlantic City and Greensburg.
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Buffalo
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Youngstown
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Cleveland
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Erie
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Agnes Drake
Bema
Lucy Jacobs
Rectory Scene Marks Pleasant Nuptials At Erie
The wedding of Miss Uthyym Plea and Harold Burgnon was held yesterday at the Rectory of St. Elizabeth Atuneh with Rev. Carl L Heidt officiating. The bride wore a gown of victorian pine velvet and a halo hat. attendants wore ashes-nf-rosey gowns. After the ceremony a reception for seventeen was held at Tarbell's Inn. The couple will reside in Erie after November 1. The bride, a Corry High School graduate, works for the Pennsylvania Electric Company.
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Pennsylvania Biertric Company
Wall Street Hesitant as Traders Weigh Speech and Market Nervousness
Wall Street traders faced uncertainty over what the president will say about the securities and exchange commission’s future policy, with nervousness tied to cotton prices and a broad market dip. Western Union bonds and stock hit new lows as names like American Telephone and others showed weakness, while some industrials and utilities remained steady or slid modestly in midday trading.
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