Three Dunkirk Men Hurt In Auto Crash
Jamestown report details three Dunkirk residents injured in separate crashes caused by yesterday’s storms. Steve Korsenteswek, 34, and John Slajokowski, 68, both of Dunkirk, were hospitalized with serious injuries after a collision near Angola. Bernice Slajokowski, something, received chest injuries and bruises. James Shields of Ripley operated the car. Lightning also struck a Falconer construction site, knocking seventeen men to the ground and causing near misses as workers avoided the bolt.
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Levin Wesleyan Methodist Church
Angola
Rinnehart Hospital
Silver Creek
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Une Willer
Bernice Slajokowski
James Shields
Ripley
Falconer
Buatise Brothers General Construction
Falconer Plate Glass Corporation
Partislhy
Farmers to Get $3.38 For This Month's Milk
New York reports a uniform price of 3.38 per hundredweight for this month, reflecting revised forecasts by Dr. C. J. Blanford. The estimate accounts for heavy cream sales and unpredictable market demand, with production payments and relief schemes tied to USDA figures and the winter price scale taking effect October 1.
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C.J. Blanford
New World
di Blanford
Blatford
Caine
Uwley
United States
Leytenber
Atu
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GSDA
Fis Conte
Mill Village Men Are Held in Erie Assault Case
Alton Bowie and his brother Leo Bowie, both held on bail of $500 each, face assault and pinchler charges after a fight at 21st and Wallace streets. Mrs Stella Gapryrinely of East 21st reported the incident. The defendants, tied to Mill Village, allegedly attacked a passerby while Mrs Caerminski attempted to reach an attorney’s office. Police arrived as the couple fled, with the man striking a tree and bystanders aiding the victim. A hearing is set for Sept 26 at 9 p.m.
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Alton Bowie
Margin Avenue
Brother
Leo
Mill Village
Pindler
Stella Gapryrinely
East 21St Street
21St
Wallace Streets
Joseph Kiliszewsll
Caerminski
Hier Tusbirid
Geerwinski
Cxerwinski
Two Erie Firms to Take Plants
In Erie during September the General Settle Company reported a negative settlement involving two local firms. The purchase relates to turbines and plant components valued at thousands of dollars, with construction by Hue engineering and Recos as part of a broader maritime commission project. The deal, negotiated under government terms, covers tripigenator units and related equipment planned for Washington under applicable laws.
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Sept
General Settle
Hue Yayuer
Alte Anit
Pomel
Il Opericteel
Recos
Fluare Corporation
Unimseud Ba Washtestan
Miley Mather
Dupin
Inouirn
Torbluvs
Phias
Washington
Safety required inroad to reduce highway mishaps
State Police note assurance against mishap stressing that mere obligation by mobile operators offers little protection. They urge concrete safety measures to insulate themselves from material or jury loss in accidents.
Four Persons Rescued After Open Boat Drift
Four men and a woman were rescued after an open boat drifted nearly two miles on Lake Erie in a heavy gale. The rescued group included Star Bat, Vierum Lawson, Cutler Stren, abet Mrs. Lawson, and Wikard Walker. Lawson recalled riding out the gale for about 40 minutes before the boat capsized and winds drove waves against it, nearly swamping them and delaying rescue.
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Bie
Lawson
Bis Cutler
Strenavin
Wikard Walker
Towson
Open Boat Rescue Fragments From Lake Murs
The readable text sketches an exhausted party at sea, an open boat crew aided by ashermen, and a grim note about deaths and near-drownings amid a rescue at sea. Names and places are obscured in the damaged OCR, but the scene implies a perilous water emergency with casualties.
Annual Novena in Progress at St Thomas Church
The St Thomas annual novena began with a high evening service and will run through Wednesday October. Morning masses are at 7 with instruction following the final mass. Evening service is at 7 80 o'clock with prayers sermon and benediction.
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ST. Thomas
Piesunni
Ecugeny
ForgerY Case Involves Bonds In Jamestown
Jamestown Sept 6 A grand jury eyed a forgery case tied to bonds and a suspect named Wright. He was arrested Saturday by sheriff's deputies on charges related to larceny and suspected unlawful bond misappropriation. Wright has prior penitentiary experience and faced a separate rifling case in the past.
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Jamestows
W. Rocard Hootey
Sealutny
Long Ing
James Bova
Laverne B. Weight
Préwsburg
Wis
Ogderot
Federschsaul
Wright Wis
Sheriff's Deputies
Rand
Villis Wright
Tim Rutints
New Date Set in Bromley Case
Erie dispatch reports a new trial date for the Bromley case as jurors are summoned for the November term of the crimin court. The November 14 proceeding was postponed from September due to a news story cited by the defense.
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Erie
Afford
Nis
Burton R. Laub
Ue Gabe
Pram Bumney
Je. Coy
Qesa Priday
Petty Oukcer Loyd Willumson
Sint Huy
Gaand
Mendy
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