Roosevelt names Ryan to Allegany Park Commission
Albany February 20 Governor Roosevelt nominates William H. Ryan of Buffalo as Allegany State Park commissioner to fill the vacancy from Attorney General Hamilton Ward. The move shifts Democrats into control of the commission, as the state legal officer is kept from service on commissions.
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Albany
William H. Ryan
Buffalo
Roosevelt
Allegany State Park
Hamilton Ward
Senate
Robert W. Hill
Woman's Relief Corps Home
John J. Clarke
Ward
Allegany Park Commission
Ryan
Taconic State Park Commission
Wiocitk Sentenced for Intoxication Charge in Salamanca
Salamanca Feb 20 Stanley Wiocitk 47 of 199 Newton Street found guilty of intoxication in a local court. The sentence involves a three month term with potential further penalties to be determined by the judge.
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Wijocitk
Salamanca
Stanley Wiocitk
Newton Street
Walter Granted Lease for Allegany Reservation Oil Gas
Henry A. Walter a Buffalo business man has been granted a lease to oil and gas rights on the Allegany Reservation west and southwest of Carrollton. The lease awaits Interior and Congress approval with royalties of 200 to 300 dollars a year for gas and oil royalties of one eighth to one sixth. The rights east of Carrollton village are held by the South Penn Company.
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Salamanca
Henry A. Walter
Buffalo
Allegany
Seneca Nation of Indians
Carrollton
W. K. Harrison
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Allegany Reservation
Carrollton Village
The
South Penn Company
Andover Man Found Dead After Woods Shoot Incident
Adelbert Morton aged 29 was found dead in a wooded area near Andover after going in Friday to shoot a dog. Police believe he shot himself in the head. Morton lived with Neal Nelson on a farm owned by C. L. Early and the body rests at Earl Dawson's morgue.
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Andover
Adelbert Morton
Here
Morton
Neal Nelson
C. L. Early
Earl Dawson
Mash plugging sewers as homebrewers clog City lines
Feb 20 report from Streets Department Superintendent Will T. Keller says homebrewers mash is plugging sewer lines in the city. Crews have removed large quantities of mash from city mains.
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Will T. Keller
Streets Department
Keller
City investigates mash dumping in sewers after plug incidents
Over ten days two sewer lines were plugged and about fifty gallons of mash were found at each stoppage. City officials, led by Police Chief John C. Dempsey and Health Officer Dr. John A. Johnson, probe after a health order against dumping mash in back yards and alleys. Home brewers are cited as the source.
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John C. Dempsey
John A. Johnson
Ducey and Shurtleff Wed in New York Church ceremony
Daniel Richard Ducey son of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Ducey Sr and Avis B Shurtleff daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert W Shurtleff were married by Rev Joseph McKenna at St Malachys Church New York on February 8 They will reside in Newark He is with Westchester County Publishers and she works at Park East Hospital in New York.
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Olean High School
St. Bonaventure’s College
Park East Hospital
New York
Newark
Valentine Fight Sparks Dunlop Silk Mills Incidents
CLEAN FEB 20 The incident escalated from a comic Valentine verse at Dunlop Silk Mills into a fight between two women. One woman was struck in the dispute and faces assault charges as City Court prepares to hear the evidence under Judge Dennis L. Keating. Death notice follows Mrs. Etna Eldridge of Salamanca dies at home aged ? John J Smith. Port Jervis origin. funeral Saturday.
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Olean
Dennis L. Keating
Joe Ziegler
Bradford
Mran
M. A. Sheeley
Corry
Valentine
Dunlop Silk
R. H. Eldridge
Salamanca
Etna Eldridge
Raymond H. Eldridge
Main Street
Port Jervis
Ralph J. Smith
Marion Strauss
Helen Bayne
Alva Smith
John J. Smith
Angola
Fined and Sentenced for Nuisance in Almond
Frank Spratt and his wife Ad die Spratt of Almond faced conviction for maintaining a public nuisance tied to alleged liquor sales in their home. Judge Barber Conable fined Frank 350 dollars and four months in Monroe County Penitentiary. Ad die Spratt received the same fine with a four month jail term suspended. Separate item reports John Sernecak of Coneville, Pa, injured when his truck overturned. he was found by Mr and Mrs Harry Fritts and is recovering at Mountain Clinic with a head laceration and shock.
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Stella
Monroe County
Stanley
Pen
Cuba
Frank
Addie Spratt
Almond
Barber B. Conable
Spratt
Monroe County Penitentiary
Spratts
John Serrinecak
Coneville
Harry Fritts
Richburg
Onoville Social Roundup on Weekend Guests
William Nickerson visited relatives in Falconer on Tuesday. C A Luce and son Clarence were out of town callers Sunday. Harry Schrader, employed near Clarendon PA, visited family in Onoville. Elaine Strong and Elmer Strong with Mrs Myrtle Learmonth of Jamestown joined Swanson and Daniels family guests. Corydon PA visitors Hiram Rice and Mrs Hattie Parker. Marvin Hiller from Jamestown visited his parents Isaac and Mrs. Hiller. Isaac Hiller, James Winn, and Nellie Kessler are reported sick. Richard Newark of Corydon PA spent the weekend.
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Onoville
William Nickerson
Falconer
C. A. Luce
Clarence
Harry Schrader
Clarendon
Gust Swanson
Hiram Rice
Corydon
Hattie Parker
Marvin Hiller
Jamestown
Isaac Hiller
James Winn
Nellie Kessler
Richard Newark
Local Folks Relatives Visit and School Woodshed Fire
Witty's mother Mrs Anna Newark was cheered by a Salamanca visit as illness reached granddaughter Madalyn Sikes. Mr and Mrs A W Brown of Bradford Pa and Harvey Anderson of Brockwayville Pa were guests of Edna Burch. Mrs Charleta Schott of Buffalo visited grandparents Almon Cole. Lyman Newton and son from Sinclairville stayed with sister Martha Niles. Peters Creek School plans a new woodshed after a prior fire. Mrs William Luce and children returned from Falconer visits.
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Anna Newark
Salamancaough
Madalyn Sikes
A. W. Brown
Bradford
Harvey Anderson
Brockwayville
Edna Burch
Charleta Schott
Buffalo
Almon Cole
Lyman Newton
Sinclairville
Martha Niles
Peters Creek
William Luce
Falconer
Funeral for Dr. Francis Rich Held in Buffalo
Residents of South Dayton note the Friday service for Dr. Francis Rich in Buffalo. Attendees included Mrs Weltha Richmire and families of Baham Hubbard and Rich. Mrs. Frank Weaver injured from a fall on ice.
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South Dayton
Weltha Richmire
E. E. Baham
R. M. Hubbard
Burt Rich
Francis Rich
Buffalo
C. W. Perry
Louis Brown
C. H. Brown
Elma
Sarah Rumsey
Frank Weaver
Helen Fluker
East Aurora
F. R. Markham
Rochester
Charles J. McIntyre
Howard Austin
Irving
Aces Fall to Shamrocks 19 9 in B Loop Clash
The Aces, runners up in Class A, were beaten 19 to 9 by the Shamrocks, leaders of the American Division in the Class B loop. The game was close early but the Shamrocks exploited offense while the Aces struggled to convert.
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Shamrocks
Aces
TP Morton
Rf.s.adccces
Loucks
If .Sessssess
R. Carlson
See
Parker
Scscooces
McCollough
Seesiscces
FG Nelson
H. Williams
Anderson
V. Williams
Peterson
Aterey
Swanson
Lundquist Quint Beats Celtics Reserves 20 to 17
The Lundquist Hardware quintet defeated the Celtics Reserves 20 to 17 in a tight game. Johnson led the winners with strong scoring while Warner contributed nine points for the losers. After a 10-10 halftime draw, Lundquist pulled ahead late to seal the win.
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Lundquist Quint
Celtics
Lundquist
Johnson
Warner
Alfonso Plans Good Will Journey to Portugal
Madrid reports King Alfonso of Spain intends a goodwill trip to Portugal in spring. The visit aims to strengthen friendship and cooperation between the two Iberian nations, marking another step in their outreach efforts.
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Bayer
Baye
Alfonso
Portugal
Madrid
Spain
Spanish and Portuguese dictators meet in Madrid to discuss tensions
General Primo de Rivera visited Portugal and General Carmona came to Madrid as guests. The atmosphere spurred belief that pending bilateral issues will be settled, including tariffs water rights cross-border streams coastal rights and streamlined customs to aid travel and commerce.
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Iberian Peninsula
Primo de Rivera
Portugal
Carmona
Madrid
Thapad Throat and Mentho Evcalyptus Storey
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Chautauqua Candies storey with mentions of throat remedies and eucalyptus. The readable items reference a shop setting and product names though exact events are unclear.
Bargain Text of Pharmacy and Grocery Prices
A scanned list shows numerous Franklin store discounts on beef wine cod liver oil mercurochrome mineral oil and medicinals. Also featured are toiletries like toothbrushes razors soaps lotions and shaving creams with assorted prices and package deals.
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Cattaraugus
Park Commission
Action Arouses
Walter
Secretary of Interior
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Self
Carlson
S. Main St
Republican
Associated Press
Frederick D. Griggs
Massachusetts
W. K. Kaynor
Rotary Club
Asses
Fancher Furniture Company
Hunt
A.C
C.A. Anderson
E. Second St
Needlecraft
Ohnson
Cseccess
Coscscssee
Young
Scovdeeees
Ington
Thomas
Rf .Eeseeeees
Lapbom
the Morning Post
Clark’s
CUT Price Drug Store
Hinkle Cascara Co
A. O.S
S.S.S
Castoria
Carters Pills
Absorbine Jr
Scotts
Rexal
Gillette
Everendy
Enders
Durham
Lyons
Forhans
SOC Tyan
Kolynos
Pebeco
Mannesia
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