Local thefts and community notices across Jamestown and Erie
Paraphrase reports a man missing a Ure and spare wheel from a parked car on East Main, and a bicycle wheel theft on North Center Street. The Erie Natl Association of Cost Accountants chapter accepts a challenge from Jamestown, while officials discuss vacant-taxed lots. County residents face nonsupport hearings and education appointments. Blood donors respond to a rare AB request for urgent surgery at Warren General Hospital. Weather notes show five inches of rain in September. Local youth disorder complaints arise around City Park. Wage protections shift with federal credit amendments.
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Dana Little
East Main Street
Sonny Morgan
North Center Street
Daugherty
Erie
Natunal Association of Cost
Hils
Jamestown
Resume Search for Body of Drowned Fisherman
Erie dispatch reports Coast Guardsmen planned to resume search for Howard Kidder and search for the body of Samuel Harinah after their boat overturned in a strong current near Lyle. Deputy Coroner Seeley attributed the drownings to a whirlpool while Mrs Beatrice Kidder survived by clinging to the boat until help arrived.
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Beatrice Kidder
Hensel
Million Idle As Strikes Freeze Billion Dollar Industry
A historic wave of strikes halts the fur and garment sector with hundreds of thousands of workers refusing to cross picket lines or climb long exterior stairs to towering offices. The nationwide stoppage disrupts production across major firms and threatens economic momentum.
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Fur and Arment
Republicans Lead In County Registration In Erie County
Official figures show the GOP ahead of Democrats by about 16,900 votes across Erie County. Total registration favors Republicans with 75,580 enrolled, Democrats at 28,075, and Republicans at 49,000 plus other minor party totals. In Corry the GOP leads with 11,588 more registrants, and the Corry figure alone shows GOP 19,087 to 1,836 for Dems. The overall trend across divisions indicates a strong Republican edge in county enrollment.
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G.O.P
Corry Brie
Erle County
Chiit
Erie
Hie Sud Corry
Corry
Gly
Democracic Tor Beatin
Profendow
Boy killed by power line near Seawar Hill home
Gleaso Sheldon Jr aged six of Seawar Hill Rand was instantly killed yesterday afternoon near his home when a wind storm caused a trolley wire to fall. About 200 feet of line and cross-pins fell in Merowtway. Coroner Micateton said the boy was on his way home when the high voltage wire struck him. His mother Mrs Anna Sheldon and father Leuko Sheldon Sr survive along with a sister Isa.
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Conewango
Gleaso Sheldon, Jr
Seawar Hill Rand
Feaml
Merowtway
George Midalteton
Litfle Valley
Micateton
Anna Sheldon
Anna Sheldon, 4) Envilayed Iy
Jamestown
Leuko Sheldon
Army
Isa
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