Stanford Couple’s Tragic Mystery At Stanford Campus
Stanford citizens face rumors about Lamson a possible murder case as Allene Thorpe Lamson is found dead. Reported by Elenore Meherin, the piece recalls a once ideal romance between Lamson and Thorpe at Stanford, with neighbors recounting a shocking morning and Lamson’s apparent confession of murder.
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Aline Thorpe
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Wanne
Allene Thorpe
Glorious Rommnes
Memorial Chapel
Goodspeed
Dave
Alene Lamson
Marcriage
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Frightful crime grips family in reported murder scene
Fragments describe a violent incident where a husband allegedly killed his wife with a weapon described as a death tool. Blood splashed as neighbor Ted Lamson witnessed the scene and a ten inch pipe lay under brush. The account mentions David Lamson and a terrified wife, with details of blood loss and the aftermath.
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David Lamson
Former Sewickly Man Indicted For Tax Evasion
A Sewickley resident, Jon Cullum, was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of evading income taxes. The indictment alleges tax due on income around 573,000 in 1928 with unpaid totals exceeding 100,000 across 1928 and 1929, and notes alleged reported income of 176,247.
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Sewickley
Dent
Cullum
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Anes -Culum
Price control proposal on Erie county milk price
Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace proposes placing Erie county milk price under federal control via the emergency relief act to settle disputes among dealers and producers after clashes and dumping of hundreds of gallons. Crossman interprets the plan as shifting price setting to the federal government, with possible halved wage cuts and dramatic questions about parachutes raised in the telegram.
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Erie
Henry Wallace
Erie-county
Paul’ Crossman
Hin Am Crossman
Fragmented OCR Names and Addresses in City Directory Snippet
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names and street addresses such as Kennedy, 22 street. Liberty street. North Mid street. Moravia street. Sheridan Avenue. Mercer Street. Croton Drive. and various city mentions. The text resembles a historical directory fragment with scattered names and locations.
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George Mattish
Arthur ‘Dicole
Rela Nue
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Friedmismont
Kennedy
Re . Garment
Pastore
Liberty Street
Tindall
Butter ‘Avenue
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North Mid Street
New Wilmingto
Frelen
Mits
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Trip to Chicago World Fair Planned by New Wilmington Boys
New Wilmington plans a Chicago World Fair trip this week with Joseph McChure William Byers and Greer leaving Wednesday by automobile to camp along the route. The local baseball nine schedule trips this week meeting James on the George Washington diamond in New Castle on Thursday and Fayette at home Friday. The squad is handicapped by missing players.
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Chicago
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William “Byers
I Greer
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James
George. Washington
New Castle
Fayette
Notable Feud Over Construction Crew Returns Home
The item notes Betty Whites illness eases while Shirley and Mr end greet a fever free household. Members of Minter Construction return to their homes after completing a long drainage debate. Those coming back to New Wilmington include Victor Minter, Curtis Minteer, Don Davis, Glenn McConnell, and Johnny Eagle.
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McConnell
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Mt Jackson Notes Auxiliary Meeting Minutes
Auxiliary meeting notes from Mt Jackson describe a Wednesday gathering with committees listed and guests from the Earl J. Watt Post. Social committee members served refreshments as attendees included Grace and Maude Carr, McKee, and other Benprat members.
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Maude Carr
Fae ‘McKee
Ene
Eildoo
Re Wale
Thember
Earl J. Watt
Roosevelt Signs Home Loan Act
President Roosevelt signs new Home Loan Act amid approval from administration and supporters. The measure aims to promote affordable housing and stabilize the market with federal backing.
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Home Loan Act
Mortgage Refinancing Rules Cap at 80 Percent and 314000
Mortgages on such dwellings may be refinanced up to eighty percent with a maximum of three hundred fourteen thousand allowed. P Sgt Lee Deer sheds their horns once a year, and a passerby jokes about meeting expenses as the talk turns to costs.
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