Court weighs murder appeal in Mayville case
Leo Mlectko, 28, appeals his first degree murder conviction in the fatal assault on Lydia Warner, a railroad tower operator. Defense argues the trial was unfair and seeks reversals citing an invalid dying declaration and improper testimony by police and nurses. Prosecutors contend Warner was conscious when she identified the defendant.
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Mayville
Fépres
Leon Mlectko
Appellate Division
Fourth Department
Rochester
William M Mahoney
Dink
Ex-Gt
Mlecaka
Supreme Court
Lydia ¢. Warner
Mahoney
Warner
Supreme Cow
Alonzo G. Hinkley
Dunkirk
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Mlech Ko Oy
Chautaugh County
Alverniey
Edwin G. O'Connor
Kidney Fatigue Pain Prompts Quick Relief Ad
An old advertisement warns that overworked kidneys cause backache and fatigue. It pitches Thompson's Borsoma Tablets used by thousands for quick relief and suggests Golden Lax Tablets for constipation. Available at druggists for 60 cents.
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Thompson
Aiso
Blaze at Owens-Minor Class Plant Causes $200000 Loss
A fire at the decorating department of the Owens-Minors Class Company plant in Clarion caused an estimated $200,000 in damages. The blaze started on the second story of the 100 by 200 foot building and was discovered at 10:20 AM by worker Scribby Slagle. Origin undetermined though spontaneous combustion was considered. Five volunteer fire companies from Clarion and nearby towns battled the blaze for over four hours.
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Glarion
Owens-Minors
Boyd Owen
Slagle
New Clerk Named at Employment Office in Corry
Miss Ann McMahon has been appointed as claims clerk at the Corry office of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service. She replaces Mrs Walter Paulson who recently resigned and assumed her duties today.
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Ann McMahon
Corry
Billce
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Sas
Miss McMahon
Walter Paulson
Miss McMilon
Seek Solution 10 Tax Property Sale Debate in Erie
A meeting of county commissioners and C. Andrews of Andrews Land Co in Erie discussed about 28 tax serv ed properties claimed by the county as owed. County Solicitor Jacob Heid said a resolution asked city and school districts to hold off on settlements until pending cases are resolved. The properties were slated for sale by the county owner Scott Way Neid’s property division. Andrews later indicated an intent to redeem the properties, but did not, halting the sale and leaving the matter suspended.
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Erie
Westween
C. Andrews
Andrews Land Company
Andrews
Jacob Held
Scott Way
Neid
Heid
Andrews Company
Mothers End School Strike At Gilpin Township
Embattled mothers withdraw a two day strike at Georgetown iide school in Gilpin Township and plan a meeting with the school board to air demands for additions to teachers. About 25 mothers and 162 pupils returned to classes as Sheriff Preston Johnson brokered a truce pending tonight's board session.
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Associated Press
Lefchburg
Georgetown
Iide
Gilpin Township
Sherif Preston Johnson
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